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<\/a>Families having Halloween fun at the pumpkin patch.
Photo By: Taylor Drake<\/p><\/div>\n
costumes that students use vary from bought, to made, to scary, to funny, or to one of their favorite characters. Students like Wilson, junior Haley Brown, sophomores Bayli Czarnecki, and Christopher Milton make their costumes original. These costumes include \u201ca peacock, the Mad Hatter, Alice (from Alice in Wonderland), a fish tank, a swamp monster, a marionette puppet, Mother Nature, a bridesmaid, Annie Oakley, and many other costumes over the years,\u201d said Wilson. Brown said, \u201cI have gone as a softball player, half-angel\/half-devil, a cheerleader, batman, a bloody nurse, and then this year will be a pumpkin!\u201d<\/p>\n
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The debate over what age children should stop going trick-or-treating has been a well talked about topic among parents and kids, but whether or not families stopped is up to them. Students such as freshman Cam Mullins, Mackenzie Barnhart, and sophomore Devin Gritton go trick-or-treating by taking their younger siblings and going with their families. However, some students like freshman Mikayla Sommers, Hope Gandara, and junior Hayley Brown at PHS still go trick-or-treating with their friends. Also, students pass out candy at their houses to the children in their neighborhood. \u201cNow that is something Delaney [ Mr. Martin’s daughter] loves- she ate two pieces of candy for everyone she gave out,\u201d said Mr Josh Martin.<\/p>\n