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Students wear costumes for Halloween spirit week

Zay Conant, Design Manager • November 18, 2024
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All staff costume contest participants line up together in front of the commons. The winners all receive small orange goodie bags as a prize for their unique costumes, while the other staff members are gifted candy as a participation award.
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Zay Conant, Design Manager
Zay Conant, he/him/they/them. I love reading, collecting pokemon cards, and drawing. I am the design manager this year, as well as a photographer and page editor.