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TRICK OR TRUNK

November 8, 2013 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

During past Halloweens, St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School kindergartners through 4th graders were treated to “Trick or Trunk” where parents decorated the backs of their cars in the parking lot and passed out candy to the students who came through in their Halloween costumes.

Due to rain this Halloween, “Trick or Trunk” was moved to the cafeteria where parents decorated tables with Halloween decorations and lots of Halloween candy. The students and the parents were dressed in Halloween costumes, and all enjoyed this annual school event.

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