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GALLERY: Seniors Stage Spooky Class Prank

Faith Song, Extras Editor| May 21, 2018

Mr. Acosta is referenced in a poster of the popular horror movie, Saw.
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A skeleton dangles to greet visitors in the main office.
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Spider web and toilet paper cover the atrium walls.
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Plastic wraps covers the entrance into the school.
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Posters of Mr. Acosta are pasted onto the trophy cases.
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Spider webs cover the front office.
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Toilet paper hangs from the high ceiling of the atrium.
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Trophies and plaques in the main office are covered in plastic wrap.
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To those who are actually taking the time to know me better, my name is Faith Song. I am currently an assistant A&E Editor for the Westwood Horizon,...

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