Families Enjoy Return of Trick or Treat Street

Many of Nonnewaug’s clubs, including Freshman Class Council, participated in Trick or Treat Street on Oct. 23.

Eva Ripperger and Jano Nakhla
October 26, 2021

WOODBURY — Trick or Treat Street returned Oct. 23 from 5-8 p.m. Several Nonnewaug school clubs and teams set up their themed areas each with their own decor and themes, ranging from witchcraft to the Little Mermaid to the Lorax.

Each area had fun games and activities to play that fit in with the theme. The purpose of Trick or Treat Street is to entertain children and make sure everyone gets their share of candy in a safe environment, while each of the school’s clubs has fun putting something together.

The clubs all displayed their creativity and interest in helping out the community. They worked as a team to create a night full of fun for the children and their parents.

“Everyone did great work. Between all the clubs, there’s going to be some serious competition over who had the best theme,” Freshman Class Council advisor Jamie Lisevick said to her group as the event wrapped up.

“I’ve walked almost the whole street with my kids, and there are definitely some cool ideas out there,” a father of two energetic children commented.

One of the man’s small children dressed as a robot talked about his time at Trick or Treat Street with a smile on his face.

He exclaimed, “I got so much candy from all the big kids!”

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Eva Ripperger, Reporter

Eva Ripperger is a freshman at Nonnewaug, and this is her first year writing for the NHS Chief Advocate. She is looking forward to being a general reporter. Her hope for this position is to inform everybody about the happenings at the school, from sports to art to academics to entertainment.

Jano Nakhla, Reporter

Jano Nakhla is a freshman at Nonnewaug High School, and this is her first year writing for the NHS Chief Advocate. Coming from New York originally, she has lived in Woodbury for three years now. She enjoys science, karate, and playing the piano. Her dream is to enter the medical field after high school, but she has always had an interest and passion for creative and expressive writing. She strives to strengthen her skills, and she considers the NHS Chief Advocate newspaper an opportunity to do so. She joined with the intent of learning more about journalism and becoming more involved in her school community.