Staff’s favorite halloween costumes

Madelyn Conley

Co-Editor-in-Chief

Halloween is a fun holiday where everyone can express their personalities through their costumes. At school, students are encouraged to wear their costumes. While most of the focus is on the students, teachers don’t fail to express themselves on this holiday either.

French teacher Davena Bagnall’s favorite costume was when she dressed up as Professor Trelawney from Harry Potter in 2020.

History teacher Jeff Mielke’s favorite costume he’s ever worn was when he dressed up as a cowboy in 1987.

Art teacher Tim Clewell’s favorite costume was when he was Roger Rabbit when he was nine.

History teacher Adam Pinkerton’s favorite costume he’s ever worn is when him and his family dressed up as the Incredible’s.

Science teacher Matthew Scott’s favorite costume he’s ever worn was when he made his tiger costume out of balloons in 2019.

Science teacher Shannon Kresge’s favorite costume is when her and now-retired teacher Cindy Condit, dressed up as Donald Trump in his golfing attire.

German teacher Carolyn Bareilles’s favorite costume she wears every year is a hot dog. This was from 2022. She passes out gummy hot dogs to her students too.

Whether they were just little kids or grown adults, our staff never fails to impress and step up to the occasion. I’m excited to see what the teachers have planned for this year!