Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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Z '71 li Z 1 A-Qlix V WN r v if f t gf X X . X ' x 'if L A tfgxi A A I 2 . 5 an at .Q ,,,, 2 -f ., ,T ,I , ly' nf' A . - f . HALLOWEEN PARTY On Friday night, October 29, all the ghosts and gob- I -, lins were assembled in the Gyrn for the annual Halloween f party. It was a cold, dreary night to fit the occasion, f L and as the students arrived the were met at the door 1 '1 Y I by an unloving witch with cold, slimy hands who gladly X took our quarters and shoved us on down the passageway. Along the passageway we encountered bed springs, F socks filled with wet sawdust which managed to drip at n the right time to put a drip right down our necks. Each was made to file past a casket in which lay a corpseg K '11 then our blood froze as we saw one of Bluebeard's wives, , f'f hanging by her hair with her throat slit and the blood X gushing freely from it. At the end of the passageway each guest was requested to write on a sheet of paper O some important question. A ghost then gave each a paper T sack to make a mask. After a prize had been given to the one obtaining the most names of those masked, the A rest of the evening was spent in playing lively games, ' and in having our fortunes told. S J The Mind-Reader then gathered us around and to our great amazement answered all the questions which we had , written earlier in the evening on the pieces of paper which were now in our pockets. There were many humorous questions asked, and both questions and answers were enjoyed by all. After gathering around the fire to hear a ghost story, , , refreshments of puxnpkin pie, ice cream and lollipop pop- ' corn balls were served. A good time was had by all. Here's a big THANK YOU to the faculty for a swell party. X l l ea A M I c U 5 2- S4-all Q ell . , 7 1 J