- November 24, 2024
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A group of students at the school coordinated pirate themed costumes.
Aubrey Frink, Gracelyn Angelo and Kamilah Jorgensen dressed in outfits from Toy Story.
Avery Wilson, Suwansa Wongsuma and Emma Coletta represented Dance Marathon at the event.
The Student Government Association decked out in Toy Story attire.
Addisyn Dehn and Payton Lindsay helped run the Fright Fest entrance.
The Friends 4 Foster Kids club dressed as characters from Men in Black.
Younger siblings of Wolverine students participated in trick or treating.
Catherine Tang and Alejandra Zapata from the Pre-Vet Club set up a booth at the event.
Drew and Karen Ott from local business Card my Yard passed out candy to attendees.
Derek and Ashley Anderson brought giant yard games for students to play with such as Jenga, Connect Four and Yard Pong.
Participants had the opportunity to vote for the best carved pumpkin created by Windermere teachers and staff members.
Sandra Solomo, Marie Orler and Katie Staggs wore mustard, pink sauce and ketchup costumes.
Sophie Shaik and Tessa Olofson dressed as scrumptious food items.
Sara Casey welcomed trick or treaters to her booth.
The Windermere Wolverines wrestling team made an appearance at the Halloween event.
The Trunk or Treat Fest yielded myriad types of costumes from students.
Students engaged in a multitude of photo opportunities at the event.
Jiya Sukhandan and Bella Casimiro from the color guard encouraged attendees to explore the Haunted Hallway.
Palmer Oigarden, 3, was adorable in her Grave Digger monster truck outfit.
Mandalay Huang and Ivanna Lacava matched in all black attire for the event.
Windermere High School returned with its annual Halloween event, the Trunk or Treat Fest, Wednesday, Oct. 25, in the school’s courtyard.
Wolverines brough their friends and families dressed in creative costumes to trick or treat from a multitude of booths hosted by the school’s clubs and teams.
The event, led by the Fright fest Club, also included five interactive scare zones and Fright Fest film highlights, as well as games, food trucks and sweet treats.
