Haints and Boogers was a howling success!
We had over a hundred in attendance. Thank you to everyone who came and contributed.
Special thanks to Lelia Heinbach for her spook-tacular decorations, and to the library staff and Tutoring Center for preparing the terrifying treats.
Enjoy the pictures from the event, found below. Until next year, keep calm and scare on, Pioneers!
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- Library Reading room
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- It’s getting full!
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- We turned off the lights to add to the spookiness.
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- The library Director welcomed everyone to the program.
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- He opened with a few local ghost stories.
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- Then each of the librarians shared a few stories of their own. Mrs. Hipps had a few spooky tales from Kelly Gap and Bald Mountain.
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- Ms. Parker shared some creepy stories from Mosheim..
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- Mr. Tunstall a few stories to share, including one about a spoon-thieving ghost.
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- Mrs. Johnson related a gruesome tale from her hometown.
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- And Ms. Heinbach had a chilling tale about a house she grew up in.
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- Mr. Smith then told some ghost stories on various locations around campus.
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- And ended with the tale of Elmer, our library Gremlin.
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- Refreshments were served in Library room 206.
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- Mr. Smith tested the food for safety, of course.
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- Ms. Parker and Mrs. Johnson had punch duty.
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- Everyone loved the gruesome delights.
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- Dead Man’s dip
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- A boo-tiful spread!
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- Sinister sweets
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- Frankenstein Fingers
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- Fruit Pinhead
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- Gruel Grog Dip w/Veggies
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- Dead Man’s Gulp
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- Elmer supplied the apple cider
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- Dreadful drinks
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- There was a lot of food!
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- Old Dead Eye
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- Monster Mash
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- Black Widow’s nest
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- Brown Recluse nest
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- Putrid pudding
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- Lots of putrid pudding!
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- Spider’s Eggs
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- Cauldron cakes
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- Bloody cupcakes
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- Beware the cupcakes!
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- Ms. Heinbach provided the creepy centerpieces and decor.
