What high school was Santana from Glee in?

Santana Diabla Lopez is a major character on Glee, and is alumna of William McKinley High School as of Goodbye. She served as the co-captain of the Cheerios, as a member of the school’s Glee Club, the New Directions and was previously a member of the all-girls second Glee Club, The Troubletones .

Does Santana return to the club in Glee?

Santana returns to the glee club. Santana is backing Brittany to Rachel and Kurt stating why Brittany should be class president. Brittany and Santana are walking down the halls together when they announce the Run the World (Girls) flash mob. When Brittany starts singing, Santana stares at her with a smile on her face.

What does Santana Lopez wear in Glee?

She joins the Glee Club and football team as they perform Thriller/Heads Will Roll, which she helps sing lead vocals on. Santana Lopez in her Sexy Nurse’s outfit. Santana wears normal clothes since she isn’t a cheerleader anymore.

What are Santana’s character traits in Glee?

It’s also been shown that while she has no problem insulting and putting down others, she can “dish it out, but can’t take it,” and gets upset when the glee club members turn on her, showing she cares a lot about what people think of her. Santana describes herself as a “closeted lesbian” in Born This Way.

What do Santana and Santana say to each other in Glee?

Santana explains that a song from each album is required and a mash up is the best way to inspire the new glee club, they share a kiss and Santana shares the idea of the two moving to New York together and going back to college. They say “I love you” and lie on the bed together.

What does Santana Lopez do in Cheerios?

Later, she chooses Cheerios over Glee, but then quits when Finn comes to talk them into staying, particularly Quinn. She joins the Glee Club and football team as they perform Thriller/Heads Will Roll, which she helps sing lead vocals on. Santana Lopez in her Sexy Nurse’s outfit. Santana wears normal clothes since she isn’t a cheerleader anymore.