- November 24, 2024
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The Windermere High PTSO pirate crew had a blast at this year’s Truck or Treat.
Lyvia Borowiec had a blast dancing to the drumline’s cadences.
Many Windermere High organizations had fun games set up for the kids to play.
Maya Tassi, 7, used her Wonder Woman powers as she tried this ring toss game.
Xander Walker, 4, contemplated his next move carefully.
Isabella Deviva gave out candy at the Beta Club booth.
Sometime after their last competition, members of the Windermere drumline were bit by walkers. They were looking a little … undead … at the Truck or Treat.
Calliope Eng, 6, enjoyed her first Windermere High Truck or Treat event.
Aspen Dodds and the rest of the Drama Club loved seeing all the children in costumes.
The Windermere Chorus had plenty of candy to give to children.
Layah Singh and the Student Government Association ran a Minions-themed booth.
Hundreds of kids enjoyed a practice run in their costumes at Windermere High School’s Truck or Treat event, which took place Wednesday, Oct. 27, at the school. Various Wolverine clubs, teams and organizations created booths with games, activities and, of course, mountains of candy. Kids enjoyed moving from booth to booth to fill their buckets. Then, families enjoyed dinner from one of several food trucks set up in the parking lot.
