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Style Watch: Halloween’s Spookiest, Silliest, and Most Spirited

The Halloween spirit took over campus as students and staff swapped their usual outfits for costumes of all kinds on Friday.

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Reachers Ellen Jacobson, Erin Walsh, Jennifer Payne, and Laurel Simons (left to right) wore red-and-white striped shirts, red beanies, and glasses to complete the classic Where’s Waldo? look.

“My favourite part of Halloween is dressing up with the other staff members in the G-Wing. It’s a way to build community and have fun together,” Payne said. 

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Senior Derek Vallado brought a touch of Gotham City to campus, transforming into the Joker from The Dark Night with green hair and eerie face paint.

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As part of the administration’s zoo-themed group costume, Instructional Secretary Adrian Perkins-Sledge, Secretary Ingrid Avila, and Principal Karl Losekoot (left to right), dressed as a giraffe, bear and gorilla respectively. 

“My favorite part of Halloween at M-A is how everyone comes together to dress up and have fun,both students and staff,” Perkins-Sledge said.

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Joining in on the administration’s zoo-themed halloween costumes, Campus Aid Itzel Andres Rebollar dressed as a cozy giraffe.

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Sophomore Xavier Martinez-Goss chose a different comic book villain to embody this halloween: the Green Goblin from Spider-Man, with green face paint and a purple outfit. 

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Math teacher Ben Hua traded his usual classroom attire for a red-clawed googly-eyed inflatable lobster costume this Halloween.

Josie is a junior in her first year of journalism. She is excited to write about local issues, new and exciting events, and sports at M-A. Outside of journalism, she likes reading, trying new restaurants with friends, traveling, and playing water polo.

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