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Edition 95, Issue 2 November, 2017 Las Vegas Shootings Andorra Bastien: By Faith Townes Editor-in-Chief
On the night of Paddock arrived at large quantity of ammo, Michael Jablonski: October 1st, an armed the Mandalay Bay hotel on and numerous high ca- Managing Editor man opened fire on a September 25th, 2017. On pacity magazines that are crowd at the Route 91 the 28th he moved to the capable of holding up to Sam Houser: Asst. Harvest festival on the 32nd floor overlooking the 100 rounds a piece. Editor Las Vegas strip in Ne- Las Vegas village. He Investigators vada, leaving 58 people placed a “do not disturb” found surveillance cam- Annabella Bastien: Asst. Managing dead and 546 people in- sign on the door, organ- eras hidden inside the Editor jured. ized the room and stock rooms and outside of it. Around 10:05 to piled an arsenal of weap- The cameras weren’t in 10:15 pm, Stephen Pad- ons. Clark County Sheriff record mode, though. dock fired many rounds Joe Lombardo said Pad- Paddock had been calcu- of bullets from his suite dock carried more than ten lating the distance, wind, on the 32nd floor of the suitcases into his hotel and trajectory from his nearby Mandalay Bay during his preparation for floor to the festival lot. hotel. After an hour of the shooting including The shooter has no mo- Paddock’s last shot, he twenty-three firearms, a tive. was found dead in his suite. He killed himself. This incident is the deadliest mass shoot- ing committed by one person in the United States. The shooting ne- cessitates a debate about gun laws in the U.S. with attention on bump fire stocks. Paddock used his semi-automatic rifles to fire at a rate similar to a full automatic rifle.
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Hurricane Maria: The Damage
By Kyle Jones
On September 20, 2017, impact on Puerto Rico and island, gas supplies plummeted. Hurricane Maria made landfall cause severe damage. In addi- Furthermore, the island is still in Puerto Rico. tion to being a category 5, the almost entirely out of power There were a multitude of con- hurricane’s path went directly after 3 weeks. Many people are ditions for the storm to devas- over Puerto Rico, meaning the homeless and without food. tate Puerto Rico. Initially, strongest and most powerful Recently, the president Puerto Rico had already been effects of the storm would be has provided relief to the island. damaged by Hurricane Irma, but placed perfectly on top of the Some feel as though this help Hurricane Maria was even island. The eye of the storm has come too late and should more merciless on the island. would travel right over the is- have been conducted earlier. The storm was ranked a cate- land. Some also believe the help be- gory 5, which places the hurri- After the storm passed, the is- ing given is not enough to re- cane in a category where wind land of Puerto Rico was se- store the island effectively. speeds exceed 156 mph. verely damaged. After everyone Hopefully, things will get better This would have a large was traveling and leaving the in Puerto Rico soon enough.
Newton In Hot Water
By Nick Gara
Cam Newton, the start- ‘funny’ to be a female and talk Newton has played in ing quarterback of the Carolina about routes. I think it is my many difficult games before, Panthers, has been talked about job.” but this situation is much differ- more than usual lately. Cam is Cam has already lost ent. We’ll see how Cam per- in hot water because of a com- one of his biggest sponsors in forms in games to come. ment he made that many con- Dannon yogurt. Dannon sider sexist. dropped Newton after his com- Newton was asked by a female ments, saying they did not want reporter if he enjoys the wide to be associated with someone receivers on his team running that would say such disrespect- great routes. He responded, “It’s ful things. Despite this, Cam funny to hear a female talk was able to keep some after about routes-like it’s funny.” apologizing, saying he was jok- Many people are upset with ing around. Let’s see how Cam Cam, including the reporter and will perform for the rest of the sponsors. The reporter, Jourdan season as the Panthers try to Rodrigue, posted on twitter say- compete with many talented Pictures courtesy of Google ing that “I don’t think it’s teams in their division.
Page 2 Edition 95, Issue 2 Tom Petty Obituary By Annabella Bastien Tom Petty was an Mudcrutch became assembled and multi million American singer, songwriter, very popular, and they soon sales were over. and guitarist who found fame signed a deal with Shelter Re- Thomas Earl Petty with the group the Heartbreak- cords. Tom married Jane was survived by friends and ers in the 1970s. Rock star, Tom Benyo a week before the band family. Petty, has died after suffering a left for Los Angeles. After cardiac arrest at age 66. their first single flopped and He and his band had newly recorded album went completed a trio of acclaimed unreleased, Petty quit Mud- shows on their 40th anniversary crutch and went solo. Soon tour. Tom Petty and the Heart- after, Petty played a show mu- breakers were inducted into the sicians who would become the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Heartbreakers. 2002 and he sold more than 80 After many sugges- million records in his career. tions, Tom Petty and the At a young age, Petty Heartbreakers was born. met Elvis Presley which in- ”Damn the Torpedoes” (1979) spired his love for music. He sold three million copies in the was singing and playing in US and reached No. 2 on the bands like the Sundowners and album charts. After many Pictures courtesy of Google Mudcrutch. years, the Heartbreakers dis-
Trump Now
By Alex Almonte In recent news on Presi- New York Real estate market. function — is worse.” dent Donald Trump, he was In other Trump related This is not the first time named on the Forbes 400 richest news, Larry Flynt has offered 10 that Flynt has offered money for list and dropped from 156 to 248. million dollars for any inside in- inside information on a president. His total net loss has accumu- formation on Trump. Flynt During President Bill Clinton's lated to a staggering total of 600 tweeted a statement concerning impeachment trial, he offered a million dollars.This massive Trump saying, “Impeachment million dollars for inside informa- drop has come from the expense would be a messy, contentious tion on the trial. In the end, Larry of his presidential campaign, a affair, but the alternative — three Flynt did not get any inside infor- costly lawsuit, and a difficult more years of destabilizing dys- mation on Trump.
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Catalonian Crisis
By Collin Kenny Over the course of the past meeting with the Spanish govern- On Saturday, October 28, the month, government officials of ment officials. This left the spec- Catalonian government officially Catalonia, a region in northeast tators and residents of the region announced the secession from Spain, have been fighting to break confused, as well as most political Spain. Almost immediately after, from the country and become their leaders in Spain. The Spanish Mariano Rajoy dismissed Puigde- own independent nation. Catalonia prime minister Mariano Rajoy mont and his cabinet officials. He is the richest region in Spain, and asked for clarity on the situation called for all new elections to oc- if they secede from the nation, from Puigdemont. cur on December 21, 2017 to re- Spain will lose a large portion of On Monday, October 16, place them. By October 31, 2017, their population and their national Carles Puigdemont wrote a letter the Declaration of Independence economy. to Madrid asking for a negotiation that was just signed was fully On Tuesday, October 9, Catalan over the course of the next two suspended, and the Catalan gov- leader, Carles Puigdemont, an- months. In response, the Spanish ernment had accepted the nullifi- nounced that Catalonia will de- government said that Catalonia cation. Recently, Puigdemont has clare independence from Spain. must get rid of the constitution, or fled to Belgium to avoid charges However, he has put the declara- it will face a direct ruling from of sedition, rebellion, and many tion on hold and wants to hold a Madrid. others.
‘IT’ Rocks the Nation
By Kyle Engler Since September 1986, horrifying summer, the friends caught my attention.” “IT” by Stephen King dominated must overcome their own per- Kyle J. and Mollie al- American literature. Then, in sonal fears to battle the murder- ready saw the movie and he re- 1990, “IT” dominated again as a ous, bloodthirsty clown known as acted. “It kept my attention,” hit movie, adored by millions. Pennywise.” Kyle J. noted, “and it made me Now, in the year of 2017, “IT” This reporter interviewed Kyle on the edge on my seat.” Molly has been remade and released in Jones and Mollie Veres to see responded as well, “I was scared select theaters. their opinions about “IT” and before I saw “IT,” but when I “IT” is basically about (if you how they responded. saw the film, I was scared even don’t want spoilers, skip ahead) Kyle J. saw the commer- more.” seven youthful outcasts of Derry, cials and thought, “It looked sus- “IT” goes to theaters on Maine, facing “an ancient, shape- penseful. They grabbed my atten- September 18, 2017! Or, in fact, shifting evil that emerges from tion and also made me want to it’s out now! Don’t miss it!...Do the sewer every 27 years to prey see the movie.” Mollie added, “I you want to? “IT” wants you on the town's children. Banding definitely wanted to the movie to… together over the course of one after [seeing the commercial]; it
Page 4 Edition 95, Issue 2 Student of the Month: Michael Jablonski By Lydia Houser
Lydia: Why do you believe you won Student of the Month?
Michael: “I believe the teachers just wanted to pick someone who’s very involved within the community. Also, I believe I display all of the traits of a warrior.”
L: What has been your favorite thing about high school?
M: “I think my favorite thing about high school has been be- ing around all of the different people. That’s really why I en- joy coming in at seven every morning: to see all the different personalities and all the things Wilson has to offer.”
L: What are you involved in here at Wilson?
M: “I’m president of scholastic scrimmage and an editor of the newspaper. I am also in FBLA, SADD, NHS, interna- tional club, and a member of the soccer team.”
L: Do you have any plans for after high school?
M: “I would like to attend Penn State main campus and study in meteorology.”
L: What advice would you give to the freshmen this year and Pictures courtesy of The Echo in upcoming years?
M: “I would definitely tell them to be involved with the school. The ultimate goal of high school is to make memo- ries. Throughout the years, friends will come and go and problems will arise, but you’ll always have your memories.”
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Music Update
By Zoey M. Bronson “I want you to be alive, you don’t gotta die today, you don’t gotta die, now lemme tell you why—” The song 1800-273-8255 was released on April 28th, 2017, and has been on the Billboard Hot 100 for 25 weeks. Last week, this exceptional song by Logic featuring Khalil and Alessia Cara was third for two weeks straight. Although this song is not first, this song has greater meaning than most. The number one song, Bo- dak Yellow by Cardi B, has been on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 17 weeks. This song, although inappro- priate, has a tune worth dancing to.
How Will the WAHS Library Change?
By Alexander Clements Mrs. Browne has recently taken over the duties of being the librarian here at WAHS. Mrs. Browne seems to have a few exciting ideas for the library. First, she recently has decided to restart the Book Club at WAHS, so more students can read and learn about more books. As a librarian she wants students to become more interested in books and what they have to offer. Also, Mrs. Browne wants to highlight different book themes with a rotating display. Finally, she would also like to add a suggestion box so students can suggest new books for the library.
Pictures courtesy of Google Wilson Scholastic Scrimmage Team’s Victory
By Emily Rustay
On Friday, October 20, the Scholastic Scrimmage team, led by Mr. Stewart, went to the PBS center in Bethlehem to compete in their first match of the season against Northampton High School. During the match, the two teams were asked a series of trivia questions, varying from literature, art, mathematics, and sciences like biology and chemistry. Hannah Fabian, Chris Fernandez, Allie Reiter, and the captain, Michael Jablonski, competed in the scrimmage and beat Northampton with a total of 210 points. To mark their first win, the team celebrated by going out for pizza.
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Wilson Boys Soccer: The Team’s Journey Through Districts By: Katie Pope Wilson Area ideal game, blowing Na- come to an end with a Boys Soccer has had an tivity BVM out by 6-0. very close game against extraordinary season, The game consisted of Notre Dame, ending with from maintaining a 12-8 goals from Alejandro a score of 2-0. The boys record to even qualifying Calderon, Aaron did an excellent job for districts. Player Koehler, Robby Swiatek, throughout the season, Robby Swiatek stated, Kyle Bratkovics, and and it will be exciting to “It has been 11 years two from Tajae Turner. see what they bring to since Wilson has quali- This win led the the table next year. fied for districts.” boys to yet another play- The boys started off game where they their journey on October would face Notre Dame. 24th for their first play- Sadly on October 26th, off game against Nativ- the Wilson Soccer ity BVM. Wilson had the team’s journey would
Book Review
By: Lauren Giustino
Turtles All the she formed throughout. Way Down, John Green’s writing and dia- Green’s newest novel, logue was so powerful to was a book I could not the point where I had to put down. Aza’s OCD put the book down at unfolded throughout the some points to think story and played a role about it more. rather than being some- Overall, I would thing the protagonist recommend Turtles All deals with on the side. the Way Down to anyone I grew to love who loves a strong mes- each of the characters sage in a book and lov- while feeling deep emo- able characters! tions towards Aza’s struggles and the bonds
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Key Club Coat Drive
By: Sam Houser On October 26th, Key Club launched its Fall Coat Drive. The drive encouraged students to search their homes for coats, sweaters, fleeces, jackets, and t-shirts and drop them off in any of the marked boxes around the school. The clothing would be sent to the LINCS Center and then distributed to charities and families in need. The drive ran for about two weeks, from late October to early No- vember. So far, it’s been an overall success. Key Club's advisors, Mr. Poticher and Mr. Graffius, its officers Yancelly Paredes-Gaviria, Rama Lababeide, Katie Pope and Megan Williams, and the rest of the club’s members have worked hard on this drive to make it successful. Key Club has also hosted numerous other projects already this year and has many more in store for the future.
Pictures courtesy of Google The Weather's Influence on Baseball
By: Michael Jablonski Anyone who watches bat. One statement that can baseball will tell you be verified, however, is that how exciting of this year warmer air is much less has been. The 2017 sea- dense than colder air, which son broke the record for makes it easier for objects to the most total home runs travel through the air. This hit in an MLB season was especially true during with 6,105 (passing the Game Two of this year's previous record of world series, where the mid- 5,963). It has also been a 90s weather allowed for a warmer season in com- record of eight home runs in parison to recent years, one game. leading many to wonder: Baseball is a sport of Does the weather play a many factors, and by under- factor in how many standing the impacts of home runs are hit? weather, the game can be Pictures courtesy of Google There are multiple easier to understand and en- factors that affect the joy. way a baseball is hit, from the level of eleva- tion, to the way a base- ball is made, to the strength of the player at
Page 8 Edition 95, Issue 2 Teacher of the Month By: Kaliyah Harris Wilson area high school’s teacher of the month for October goes out to Mrs. David. Mrs. David is a school counselor who has been teaching at Wilson for 22 years. She works at both the middle school (in the afternoon) and the high school (in the morning).
Before working here she worked at a children’s psychiatric hospital and as an outpatient therapist. She feels humble for being chosen as teacher of the month. Al- though she was chosen, she believes that everyone deserves it because they are all so hardworking.
It excites her to know that when the students come through the doors here at Wilson, they are all safe, well, and going to get a great education. She wants all the kids here to know that they are special in their own way and that people care, appreci- ate them, and accept them for who they are. Mrs. David says, “Even if things around you are falling apart, you are brave, resilient, and you can do anything that you put your mind to by using your resources, believing in yourself, and putting in the work to get there.”
Bullying Awareness
By: Anish Kanduri
Approximately one in five U.S. students get bullied at least four times a semester. Also, a re- cent survey states that 85% of students are bullied during school, and only about 18% of these cases get reported. Another extremely serious issue that bullying causes is an attempted suicide every 30 minutes. To decrease these numbers and save lives, more people have to be aware of how serious bullying is and how to take care of it. One of the easier ways you can easily stop bullying is by reporting it to a trusted adult, or even the police. While this seems easy, most people don’t do it because they are afraid that the bully will then start bullying them. This can be easily avoided by telling the trusted adult to keep you anony- mous. If you are telling a trusted adult, they will most likely abide by your rules. If you want to handle the situation yourself, do not fight. Violence will only cause more prob- lems. If you see bullying, please try your best to stop it, as you may save someone’s life, or even your own.
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Notre Dame Game
By Taylor Sheridan
The week of the Notre Dame rivalry football game is highly anticipated each year and is always full of exciting events leading up to Friday night’s game. Spirit week didn’t disappoint and allowed students to dress up and creatively show off their school spirit. Thursday night’s pep rally and bonfire were also a huge successes and provided a fun-filled night that continued the school tradition. The tension between the two rival teams would finally be resolved on the field Friday night. The Warriors entered the game with a record of 4-5, and Notre Dame would try to defend their home field with a record of 7-2. Wilson stopped the Crusaders on their first drive, but were unable to get anything going on offense. Notre Dame started to run away with the game, but Wilson showed a spark of life after long touchdowns by Job Goodman. Eventu- ally, the score became too great for the Warriors to overcome, and the Warriors lost to the Crusaders 63-14. Wilson finished the regular season 4 -6, and plays the Palisades Pirates in the first round of district playoffs. Congratulations to the Wilson Warriors on a great season so far! Pictures courtesy of Google Boys Soccer Senior Night
By: Mollie Veres
After a very successful fall season, the boys soccer team had their senior night at Williams Township Municipal field against their rival, Notre Dame. The intense game brought out many supporters from both Wilson and Notre Dame. Emotions were running high when freshman, Tajae Turner, scored the only goal for Wilson, but sadly, that wasn’t enough to pull through for a victory. The score ended up being 3-1. For Wilson seniors, Devon Floyd, Joe Mendez, Michael Jablonski, Chris Fernandez, Jake Olsson, Zach Borchers, and Cooper Geils this would be their last home game. Fortu- nately, this was not the end of their season. The Warriors would go on to the second round of districts where they would face Notre Dame again. The boys were fired up to play their rivals, and it showed throughout the entire game. The team is going to miss the seniors, but they are ready for next season filled with many talented players. Pictures courtesy of The Echo
Page 10 Edition 95, Issue 2 Black Girl Magic Editiorial By: Andorra Bastien For many years, rican American Women: taking ownership of her black women were not Our Science, Her Magic talk show and starting acknowledged for their report, between 2007 her own production com- outstanding achieve- and 2012, black female pany. Oprah gives gener- ments. In celebration of entrepreneurs have ously to various charities the accomplishments of grown by 67 percent. and foundations and is a black women, CaShawn Moreover, 64 percent of role model to many. As Thompson created the Black women graduating well as Oprah Winfrey, I hashtag, “black girl from high school go have an admiration for magic”. This hashtag has straight to college, while former First Lady, Mi- become a worldwide 23 percent over the age chelle Obama, who is a trending topic on various of 25 have a bachelor’s graduate of Yale Univer- social media networks, degree or higher. sity and Harvard Law inspiring many black In particular, I School. She gracefully girls to aim higher and to admire Oprah Winfrey. represented our country continue succeeding. She is an actress, pro- and is an advocate for Black women ducer, philanthropist, education and healthy have become increas- and talk show host. She eating. ingly fierce and power- is also a billionaire who These women ful. According to the Af- became wealthy after embody a magical es- sence that is inspirational to me and many other black girls. I hope every black girl aspires to cre- ate their own “magic.”
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Homecoming was “Out of this world” By: Ashley Errico
On Saturday, October tures in the photo booth Jenna Galvin, Lea 14, Wilson Area High that was there, and they Ghaleb, Madison School held its annual dressed up with some Greene, Tori Loebsack, homecoming dance. props! Olivia Naylor, Yancelly Homecoming Before the dance, Wil- Paredes-Gaviria, Isabelle queen, Yancelly Paredes son played Saucon Val- Patterson, Megan Wil- -Gaviria, was announced ley in its homecoming liams, Aneel Chaggar, at the football game ear- football game. Many Jonathan Consorti, lier in the day. Home- students came out to sup- Christian Fernandes, Job coming king, Job Good- port our football team Goodman, Michael man, was announced and dressed in the theme Jablonski, Gabriel during the dance. which was “Pink Karslo, Zavery Lesher, Pictures courtesy of Google The theme of the Out.” Although Wilson Jake Olsson, Theodore dance was “Out of this lost with the score being Pierfy, and Erik Stian- World,” and Student 42-14, students still had a sen. Congratulations to Council did an amazing great time at the dance. everyone who was nomi- job transforming our The homecoming nated. school! All of the stu- court was also announced dents who came to the at the football game. This dance had a blast and year’s homecoming court looked amazing. Many included: Ashley Bat- students also took pic- dorf, Hannah Fabian,
Page 12 Edition 95, Issue 2 The Cost of Cheering By: Jay Gonzalez Many students on the cheerleading team are very disappointed with the cost of the activity. I sat down with two cheerleaders, Sydney Parker and Jada Watkins, to ask them some specifics about the cost of cheering at Wilson Area High School.
Jay: How much does it money does it cost to cheer for the school? Jada: I would like to say around $3000 every year you cheer. It's very expen- sive, but it's fun. Sydney: That sounds about right.
Jay: So with that price tag of $3000, is there a financial aid system in place? Jada: Not necessarily, I mean, if you do the chocolate fundraiser, but if not, you kind of have to pay full price. Sydney: That would be about right.Jay: What does the money pay for? Jada: Competitions, shoes, uniforms, jackets, and other stuff like that. Sydney: Yeah, the same stuff pretty much, going off of what she saihotels and stuff.
Jay: Do you think it is worth it Jada: I would say so. We go to districts and states every year so yes, and I have an extremely fun time doig it also. Sydney: We win so many competitions and we go to Disney World every year. I have so much fun every year. It's crazy! You heard it here from your own peers, how much it costs and how they feel about the cost. Check back next month for an interview on cheerleading with Mr. Martuscelli.
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Spirit Week
By: Yolonda Sullivan
Spirit Week is all about getting the school ready for the yearly Notre Dame vs. Wilson football game. This year’s spirit week happened during the last week of October, and the football game took place on that following Fri- day. Student Council chose this year’s themes as: “Madden Monday,” where everyone wore their favorite jerseys; “Toasty Tuesday,” where every- one got comfortable and dressed in pajamas; “Wednesday’s We Wear Pink,” where everyone wore pink to raise breast cancer awareness; “Thriller Thurs- day,” when everyone got to dress up in their Halloween costumes, and “Pride Day Friday,” where everyone wore blue and gold to rally up spirit for the foot- ball game that day.
Pictures courtesy of The Echo Page 14 Edition 95, Issue 2 Deck The Halls By: Samantha Mutter Hallway decorating is always a great way to bring spirit to the school before the last football game of the season. There were four different themes, each incorporating the football team in some way. This year, the themes include: IT for the freshmen, Candyland for the sophomores, Wizard of Oz for the juniors, and 90s cartoons for the seniors. Usually, the seniors win due to the fact that they have lots of experience with decorating in the past. Sometimes the grades get the hang of decorating right away, but other times it takes a lot of work to make a hall look top-notch. Regardless, the first year is always rough. This year, the halls were all very well done. It was a tough choice, but the seniors ended up taking the win for best hallway. The juniors came in second, with the sophomores only two points behind them.
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Extra Sweet Trick Or Treat
By ; Allison Reiter on Saturday, October 28 the kids. from 12 to 2 pm. Each year Student Coun- The children cil holds an extremely Over 250 kids loved seeing their favor- fun event for the children came to the event, with ite characters or just of Wilson. They hold a some kids making multi- some of the fun and indoor trick-or-treat in ple trips around the funny costumes that the school to let kids floors. At the event, all members were dressed celebrate Halloween the Student Council in. The Student Council safely. This type of event members dressed up to hopes to keep this tradi- gives more opportunity pass out candy to the tion of the Extra Sweet for kids be able to do kids. Hallway Decorat- Trick-or-Treat going for something they may ing decorations were left many years because it is have missed out on. This up to make the event a great event for all ages year the event took place even more exciting for of children.
What’s the best Halloween candy?
By ; Gio Schaffer Wilson students recently hershey's chocolate bars With the winning gobbled their fair share and mouthwatering bags candy being Kit Kats, of candy this Halloween. of sour patch kids. you probably had some There are so many op- Much debate arises chocolatey, wafer, kit- tions that it is almost im- around this time based kats in your trick-or-treat possible to choose a fa- on personal preferences. bag. vorite! Candy ranges Sour or sweet? Hard or from small and chewy chewy? Chocolate or candy corn and sugary candy? Powder or solid? lollipops, to king size Almonds or no almonds?
Pictures courtesy of Google Page 16 Edition 95, Issue 2 Top 10 Halloween Costumes By ; Kyle Engler We just celebrated Hal- At Number Eight classic giraffe. loween with candy, is a hippie. At Number Three, coming scares, and costumes!! At Number Seven over to say “Hello!” to Hallow- And who would think is...a Baywatch baby? een, here comes...Belle from this all started out as the Number Six are Beauty and the Beast? festival of Samhain? characters from Game of Reaching the Number Two Here are the Top Thrones. mark, it appears to be the kids Ten 2017 Halloween At Number Five, from Stranger Things. Costumes! the one-hit wonder, is Finally, standing loud and Number Ten: a none other than Wonder proud at the Number One check- mermaid. Woman herself! point, is, nevertheless, Pennywise At Number Nine Coming home from IT. is a unicorn. from Number Four is a
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