NCS: Halloween

We had a fantastic evening yesterday!

The costumes included the traditional and ghoulish: Frankenstein, fairies, super heroes, and the Grim Reaper. The costumes also included imaginative literary characters out of the “hundred acre woods,” the “Wonka factory,” and Ian Fleming’s “James Bond” novels. However, there were individuals who came as an eclectic assortment of cows, cats and mice, smurfs, types of candy, as well as a box of oatmeal, Old Man Winter, aged NCS faculty, a gnome, and the Pope! (Tow of the enclosed pictures show the crowded foyer during the parade of costumes.)

Level V set up an amazingly scary spook house in Glass; while Level IV hosted the remainder of the school at the carnival in the quonset. (Another picture I have enclosed is a snippet of our games and evening activities which included: fortune telling, blackjack, card tricks, pie toss, bean bag throw, mini-putt, dart toss, and bobbing for apples.) Later in the evening all enjoyed the Halloween dance in the Dining Room, and for those too tired to dance, they sat and chatted while munching on their candy.

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