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Fox Chapel Area High School's Boo Bash delights with fun, games and trick-or-treating

Gemma Pollice
Gemma Pollice
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Even the fox statue outside Fox Chapel Area High School got into the spirit of the school’s Halloween event, Boo Bash, on Oct. 28, dressed as — what else — Queen Elsa from “Frozen” — perhaps a nod to the musical “Frozen Jr.” that will be presented at Dorseyville Middle School Nov. 16-17 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. in the middle school auditorium.
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The halls of Fox Chapel Area High School stood ready to greet trick-or-treaters and others on Oct. 28, during the school’s annual Boo Bash Halloween event.
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Seniors Anna Deering, left, and Rose Mullan, right, add to the atmosphere of Fox Chapel Area High School’s Boo Bash by drawing a bat on the walkway outside the school. The event, sponsored by the school’s National Honor Society, gave kids an opportunity to trick-or-treat in the hallways and participate in other fun events.
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Fox Chapel Area High School senior Eduardo Phelan-Vidal, accompanied by two skeleton friends, and freshmen Mateo Phelan-Videl and Gosha Pistsov add their artistic touch to the walkway outside Fox Chapel Area High School during the school’s Boo Bash, an annual Halloween event. Eduardo, Mateo and Gosha are all members of the school’s Robotics Club
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This spider was just hangin’ in the Fox Chapel Area High School gymnasium during the school’s annual Boo Bash Oct. 28. The event was sponsored by the school’s National Honor Society.
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Riley Siniawski, 3, left, and Frankie Kress, 8, right, both of Lincoln Place, pause in their costumes during Boo Bash at Fox Chapel Area High School on Oct. 28. Riley and Frankie are children of Ryan Siniawski, a robotics teacher at the school. The Boo Bash was sponsored by the Fox Chapel Area High School National Honor Society. Kids could trick-or-treat, play fun games and enjoy other activities. The event was free, but donations of money and non-perishable food were accepted for local charitable groups.
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Daniel Sudsina III, 3 of Sharpsburg digs for candy at the Fox Chapel Area High School’s Boo Bash on Saturday, Oct. 28 at the high school. Daniel dug for a treat after trying to guess how many pumpkins were in a jar.
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Halloween figures guard the entrance to the Fox Chapel Area High School’s gymnasium during the school’s anual Boo Bash on Oct. 28. The event offers a fun time to youngsters and also serves as a fundraiser to benefit local charitable organizations. Boo Bash was sponsored by the Fox Chapel Area High School National Honor Society

National Honor Society students at Fox Chapel Area High School sponsored their annual Boo Bash on Oct. 28 for kids in pre-kindergarten through third grade. Little goblins and ghosts in costume trick-or-treated through the halls of the high school. They also played games and enjoyed other fun activities.

The event was free, but donations of money and nonperishable food were suggested to benefit several local charities, including Fox Families Care, Second Harvest, Backpack for Hunger and Roots of Faith.

Even the fox statue outside Fox Chapel Area High School got into the fun, dressed as Queen Elsa from “Frozen”.

Dorseyville Middle School will present “Frozen Jr.” Nov. 16-17 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. in school auditorium. The school is located at 3732 Saxonburg Blvd.

All seats are reserved, and tickets are $12 plus a convenience fee and can be purchased at https://our.show/dms-frozen-jr. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Gemma Pollice is a Tribune-Review copy editor. You can contact Gemma at gpollice@triblive.com.

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