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The drama class production of the La Danza de Las
Mascaras took place in an 18th century decorated P.A.C.
on Thursday, October 31. An array of lighthearted cre­
ative costumes, that ranged from super heroes to ghost
and goblins, produced a lighthearted festive atmosphere.
As the students eagerly awaited the production, they were
entertained by Mr. Reed’s original band D oolittle. “The
music was rocking man! It was very different and not what
I expected,” said senior Roger Morales from Columbus
High School. The lights were dimmed and the minuet
began. The beautiful costumes and music that accompa­
nied it, created an atmosphere that led to the illusion of an
air of reality. The pirates entered and after a sword fight
they proved to be victorious. Dance line’s performers
dressed up as skeletons symbolizing death, performed a
wonderful dance. “Mr. de los Santos did an awesome job, Above: Krishna Blanco and her date Alex Alvarez
which left me impressed for the rest of the night. I cannot the minuet
wait to attend next year’s Masquerade Ball,” says junior
Ginger Wells.

Above, Dance line members are dressed up. as skeletons symbolizing death

Above: Alison Barnett and her date J. P.
Hervis are all dressed up in the Hal­
loween Spirit

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