Published December 02. 2021 08:03AM
By LOU WHEELAND
Special to The Press
Members of the Parkland High School National Honor Society sponsored an “Unhaunted House” Oct. 27 at the school.
Numerous events were offered allowing visiting children to try their hands at games of skill, mental challenges or activities, such as face painting.
The high school students exhibited a great deal of ingenuity in creating their nonthreatening costumes, whereas many of the children’s costumes represented rather nefarious characters.
The Wizard of Oz's “Dorothy,” National Honor Society member Jillian Brandis, greets children and their families to the Halloween “Unhaunted House” at Parkland High School.
NHS members Lucy Carnero, Maggie Cygan, Sissel Unaru and Vittorio Rizotto look at the costumes worn by Liza and Nora Himes, Kernsville Elementary School kindergarten students.
Schnecksville second grader Mason Borger throws a mean ball as “Pennywise,” a pretty nasty- looking clown.
Channeling Spiderman was Cetronia Elementary School kindergartner Alexander Strohl.
Fogelsville Elementary siblings Blaze Toth, second grade, and Arrow, first grade, were joined by NHS senior Danelle Sands.
PHS National Honor Society senior Jenna Stanski portrayed “Once-ler” from the 1971 Dr. Seuss book, “The Lorax.”
Flying up from Parkway Manor Elementary School to the high school were kindergartners Kala Zamami and Madilyn Longo.
“Care Bear” Evelyn Sapp, a first grader from Parkway Manor, visits with Snow White, Mariana Grijalva, a senior and member of NHS.
“Harry Potter,” Bryce Paterson, a Schnecksville kindergartner, wields his magic wand at the Parkland High School National Honor Society's Unhaunted House.
