2007 Belknap Halloween

By Chris Turner -

Nick as either a member of the Army, or the Michigan Militia.


Dr. Cori Crocker, in class with siblings.


The cowgal and her horse.


Seamus as the Human Torch, from the Fantastic Four, in a pose that both displays his muscles, and hopefully not foreshadowing, yet unfortunately resembling a mug shot.


The pre-departure crew, with no worries about the drizzle of the night, just visions of massive candy acquisitions. They were under strict orders to retrieve Butterfingers and Paydays for their parents.

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vaturner said…
That looks like an unsavory bunch of hooligans...militia, stitches, fire, and banditas.
Thursday, November 01, 2007 6:23:00 PM
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