HC hallways displays Halloween spirit with teacher door contest

November 2, 2017

Halloween is an exciting time for many. HC participated in the festivities with class parties, themed work, and costumes. Faculty showed their spirit by decorating their doors in spooky designs. HC has held the door decorating contest for the past few years, and the event is sponsored by HC teacher Sam Giles FEA and Men’s Club.

This year, many teachers participated, decorating HC’s hallways. The contest included a reward of 30$, 20$ and 10$ for the first, second and third place respectfully.

First place went to HC English teacher Beth McKenzie. The door was inspired by the 2017 remake of Stephen King’s, “It.”

McKenzie’s door was inspired by a modern horror, inspired by a recently released blockbuster movie. Photo Courtesy of Diego Gudino.

Second place went to HC art teacher Charissa Riley. This door features a common Halloween figure, Casper the Friendly Ghost.

Riley's door featured Casper painting his likeness on a pumpkin. Photo Courtesy of Diego Gudino. — Riley’s door featured Casper painting his likeness on a pumpkin. Photo Courtesy of Diego Gudino.

Third place went to HC psychology teacher Jamie Clark, dressing her door to become a mummy.

Clark’s door was wrapped in toilet paper after rising from the tomb. Photo By Katelyn Collins.

Many other teachers participated event, leading to a great time for all the student body and faculty this Halloween.