Spanish students decorate pumpkins
Junior Cathlyn Healy holds up her Dia de los Muertos pumpkin. Spanish IV and V students painted pumpkins to celebrate the Day of the Dead.
Juniors Isabella Baltosser left) and Jenna Davis smile with their Day of the Dead pumpkins. Spanish IV and V classes painted pumpkins for Dia de los Muertos in class.
Winning an award for the most unique pumpkin, junior Paige Brown painted a pumpkin with a spooky character to celebrate the Day of the Dead.
Junior Lexa Jones won the most authentic pumpkin award for her Dia de los Muertos pumpkin. Spanish IV and V students painted pumpkins to celebrate the holiday in class.
Students voted junior Mariah Morris’ Day of the Dead pumpkin as the prettiest. Students in Mrs. Caitlin Manson’s Spanish IV and V class decorated the gourds to celebrate Dia de los Muertos.
Students found junior Alexus Ross pumpkin to be the scariest. Spanish IV and V students painted pumpkins to celebrate Dia de los Muertos.
Winning two awards, junior Logan Prevo’s Dia de los Muertos pumpkin received honors as the ugliest pumpkin and the silliest pumpkin. Mrs. Caitlin Manson’s Spanish IV and V students decorated pumpkins for the Day of the Dead.
Junior Jacqueline Olivo balances her Dia de los Muertos pumpkin on her head in Mrs. Caitlin Manson’s Spanish IV and V class. The class created pumpkins themed after the Day of the Dead.
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