Community Enjoys Spooky Night of Fun

Kate Kalmanowicz, Madelyn Czahor, and Mackenzie Dryden pose with the daughter of English teacher Sara Mooney during October Fun Night on Oct. 26.  “I really enjoyed seeing so many kids of our community come out to this event! I especially loved the creative costumes,” Kalmanowicz said. Photograph by Katie Ball

Kids line up to receive candy in an array of costumes including a cop, dinosaurs, clowns, witches, princesses and so much more. Photograph by Katie Ball

Junior Elaine Pulk paints the face of sophomore Megan Johannesen before October Fun Night. They were giving out candy at the band table. Fun Night is a ‘trunk or treat’ style event where kids dress in their Halloween costumes and go around to each table to get candy.  Photograph by Katie Ball

Children from the community get candy during October Fun Night in front of Southern Elementary School on Oct. 26. Eleven school organizations hosted tables including clubs, such as Multicultural and Class Council, sports teams such as the football team, and classes such as the new EMT course. Photograph by Katie Ball

Members of the football team hand out candy dressed in their jerseys. Student Council organizes the event and collects canned goods for a local food pantry. This year more than 200 cans were donated. Photograph by Katie Ball

Two girls enjoy candy and each other's company walking around Fun Night. Photograph by Katie Ball

Two people dressed as characters from the video game “Among Us” have a stare-down. Photograph by Katie Ball

The football team’s table was very popular with the trick-or-treaters. Hundreds of kids from the community attended the event. Photograph by Katie Ball

A trick-or-treater dressed in an inflatable dinosaur costume collects candy during October Fun Night. Inflatable costumes were a big hit this year. Photograph by Katie Ball

School Counselor Matthew Shervington’s daughter, Izzie, and Video Production teacher Tim Hare’s daughter, Norah dressed up as Bluey and Minnie Mouse. This is Izzie’s second time attending Fun Night, last year making an appearance as Princess Peach. Izzie Shervington exclaimed her excitement for the event stating her favorite part was getting candy. Photograph by Katie Ball...

A little girl in a fluffy duck costume enjoys October Fun Night. Children enjoyed music, flag tossing, candy, and all the costumes. Photograph by Katie Ball

Students from the new EMT class hand out candy from an ambulance. The Glen Rock ambulance was decorated with cobwebs and candy. Students were dressed in an array of costumes from pop culture, such as from the hit franchise “Harry Potter.” Photograph by Katie Ball

English teacher Karen DeLuca obliterates fellow English teacher Tim Hare during a game of Musical Chairs. The Marching Band ran their annual musical chairs game which was played by trick-or-treaters. For the first time the teachers took part in the game. The music was played live by Sophmore Chloe Warner who played her trumpet. DeLuca was victorious in this friendly competition. Photograph by Kati...

A boy in an inflatable alien costume waits in line to get candy from Class Council's table. Photograph by Katie Ball