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Never too old to trick or treat

NUHS students trick or treating on Halloween night
Parker Neubauer, Contributor
November 6, 2024
From left: Tegan Kral, Parker Neubauer, Zach Hubbard, Daniel Brownfield, Brady Dennis, Collin Forstner, Cohen Domier, Brayden Wenninger, Collin Forstner
From left: Tegan Kral, Parker Neubauer, Zach Hubbard, Daniel Brownfield, Brady Dennis, Collin Forstner, Cohen Domier, Brayden Wenninger, Collin Forstner
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