Halloween Dance is a Scary Success

November 4, 2012

Raider Times photo / Submitted by Ms. O'Grady

Some of the soccer girls get into the Halloween spirit by dressing as Dorothy and the Munchkins.

The classes of 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 joined forces to host a Halloween Dance at WHS in hopes of refreshing a WHS tradition that has been dormant for a number of years. It was a lively success as a number of students from all classes showed up in costume. Thanks to Senior Class President Brenna McDonald for all of her organization and preparation, the night was one to remember. In typical Halloween party tradition, students compete in doughnut-eating competitions and mummy-making tests.

Mastro2 — Mastro, always the good sport, participates in the mummy-making contest.

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