PHOTO GALLERY: Halloween Party at Selby Public Library
Date: 10/25/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Marilyn Nykiforuk, assistant manager at Selby Public Library, tells a not so scary, scary story Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Selby Public Library’s Halloween Party. -
Arielle, 8, and Angel, 11, Cooper dressed up as Cleopatra and Athena. -
Ella Otchet, 2, as Tinkerbell -
Amanda Rodriguez, 6, Brianna Gonzalez, 3, and Brian Gonzalez, 7, have fun trick-or-treating around the library. -
Melanie Hensey hands out candy during the trick-or-treating portion of the night at Selby Public Library’s Halloween Party. -
Kailey Krueger, 9, dressed as a flamingo ballerina -
Bronwyn, 3, and Jack, 2, Leggett dressed up as Mulan and Batman. -
Mason Peters, 4, works on his spider web in his pirate costume. -
Kirsten, 5, and her mother, Nicole, Soler work on making a ghost. -
Ella Taylor, 6, dressed up as a pink and green witch -
Claudia Oviedo and her daughter, Valentina, 20 mos., work on making a spider web Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Selby Public Library’s Halloween Party. -
Lea Brunke, 2, shows off the spider web craft she made Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Selby Public Library’s Halloween Party. -
Ronnie Sartori, 7, shows off the ghost he made Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Selby Public Library’s Halloween Party.
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