Halloween 2008

Selected students and teachers are the judges for the highly anticipated costume contest.  Prizes are given for the best individual costume as well as the best group costumes.  Every year a lot of creativity is on display, and this year was no exception!

It wouldn’t be a Halloween celebration without a pumpkin-carving contest.  The seventh and eighth graders all bring pumpkins for groups of students to carve.  Each group has thirty minutes to execute their idea and come up with a fun, creative story about their pumpkin. The masterpieces are then presented to teacher and parent judges.  The judges had some tough decisions this year.

Each class is represented in the annual Jell-O Eating Contest.  The cheers were loud as the class representatives attempted to eat Jell-O as fast as they could.  Elliot was this year’s winner.  Way to make the seniors proud, Elliot!

The faculty plays a crucial role in the toilet paper mummification.  Each class is given a teacher to completely wrap in toilet paper, and the first class to wrap their teacher is the winner.  For the third year in a row, the students in the Class of 2010 were the speediest mummifiers.