New Tradition: The Halloween Costume Contest

Coach Tommy Spero. Photo: Manhattanville University Athletics.

Mr. Tommy Spero, a new faculty member of the Northwood community, stepped up and created the school’s newest tradition: the Halloween costume contest. When Tommy shared his inspiration for the contest, he fondly mentioned his past experiences in high school, explaining that everyone got involved and that it made Halloween a blast.

“When I was in high school, we had a costume contest, and it was a blast,” Spero said. “Everyone got involved, and it made Halloween so much fun. When I arrived, I asked what we do for Halloween, and I was told that we don’t really do anything. So, I had to start something to elevate Halloween at Northwood. It’s fun to bring the Community together and do something different. Also, it is a chance to grow closer together with group costumes,” Spero added.

Tommy says he’d like to make this an annual tradition. “Throughout the day, everyone will be watching, and everyone gathers in an area, then the faculty will do a silent vote. Group picture, faculty opinion, and just overall, throughout the day, seeing everyone’s costumes.” Prizes are still being decided. “We’ll figure it out, depending on whether it is a group costume or a single person. Maybe for a group, we can get them a couple of pizzas,” Spero said. Students are encouraged to get their costumes as soon as possible!

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