Vote for the Best Halloween Past!

October 27, 2023

Students and teachers submitted nostalgic photos of Halloweens past. Now, it’s up to you. Vote for your favorite costume before October 31, 2023 to help the winner get a coffee on us!

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Marcus Smith

Gavin Hess

Mr. Davis

Gabby Coccia

Mr. Ruffner

Scarlett Ridenour

Alyssa and Micheal Manderach

Reagan Thomas

Mrs. Testa

Shaylee Malcom

Remington Walters

Michael Wyzkiewicz

Evan Saltzgiver

Owen Linsenbigler

Kat Devito

About the Contributors

Miah Bentz, Contributor

"Beautiful in my opinion has nothing to do with looks. It's how you are as a person and how you make others feel about themselves." The Notebook of Life created this quote, and it is something that Miah Bentz believes in with her whole heart. Miah loves spreading positivity and uplifting others in any way she can. She has been a student in the Hempfield Area School District since kindergarten and is now a junior in high school. She has a strong passion for volleyball as she is a member of the Hempfield Area girls volleyball team and plays travel all winter long. She also loves making art, listening to music, and reading and writing poetry. Her hope this school year is to share positive stories about life at Hempfield that will brighten the days of and inspire others in the community.

Mallory Bitar, Contributor

For 10 years, Mallory Bitar has been attending Hempfield Area School District and is a cheerleader for the varsity cheerleading team. Her goal is to encourage people from the sideline as well as the journalism lab. One of the most valuable things to Mallory is spending quality time with her friends and family. Her favorite thing about high school so far has been Friday Night Lights, where she gets to do what she loves with her best friends. With joining journalism to write for The Royal, Mallory is looking forward to sharing her opinions and thoughts about what is going on within the school and community. She has come to appreciate John Mayor's words, "Someday, everything will make perfect sense. So for now, laugh at the confusion, smile through the tears, be strong and keep reminding yourself that everything happens for a reason."