Halloween brings the annual door decorating contest at JHS; this year students and faculty members joined forces to celebrate the scary season.
Hyphen newspaper staff members and sophomores Eva Harbeson, Geliah Perry-Garr, and Parker Vibbert: A midnight pumpkin patch theme. Corden Porter teacher Chloe Merkle: “I love witches, so I chose a witch theme for my door.” U.S. history and Current Events teacher Adair Farmer: “It’s an IT theme.” Seniors Quinton Carter, Layla Vowell, Ricardo Ramirez, Ke’moni Mitchell, and Juan Cruz: “Our door is about Stranger Things, and Mrs. Hall just got added to the mix.” Business teacher Alvin Corum: “It’s based on just traditional Halloween themes.” Hyphen newspaper staff members junior Abbigail Hollins, sophomore Kaylee Borelli, and sophomore Kori Washington: A Ghostbusters theme. Junior Lexi Reed: “We did a classroom contest in Mr. Daley’s class; it’s kind of pixeled candy themed.” Public Service teacher Kolby Jones: “We went with Nightmare Before Christmas.” Corden Porter teacher Donna Poole: “The kids just went for a basic scary theme.” Corden Porter John Santry: “This theme is what you get in my room on a daily basis.” English teacher Katey Case: “It is a Hocus Pocus theme because the Hocus Pocus movies are one of my favorites.”English teacher Stephanie Niemi: “I themed it around highlighting books with spooky quotes from authors.” College and Careers teacher Dana Grasham: “I love Beetlejuice, so I based my door on it. It’s my thing for the summer.” English teacher Stephanie Soper: “I wanted to go for a more vintage Halloween theme.”
