Foto Feature: Senior class Haunted House a success, despite absence of middle schoolers

By Kira Findikyan, Profiles Editor|October 31, 2021

This year’s Senior Haunted House looked ill-fated, and not in a good Halloween way. In pre-Covid years, the main attendees were middle schoolers and kids of younger ages. However, because of the pandemic, admission was limited to Pelham Memorial High School students and adults. Thanks to great advertising, there was still a sufficient amount of haunted house-goers—and fun all around.

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Kira is a junior at Pelham Memorial High School and this will be her sixth year on the Pelham Examiner. She loves reading and writing, and wrote previously...

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Barbara Schimansky • Oct 31, 2021 at 6:22 pm

great photo!


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