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Deck the Halls: the take down

Post Deck the Halls
Maddy Brazier, Staff Writer
January 15, 2024
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Keira Tompkins ‘26 and Evan St. Peter ‘26 discuss plans for the Deck the Hall themes.

Before break at PIHS, Deck the Halls arose again. With the halls all decorated and the lights covered with tissue paper, the halls were “decked.” “I still haven’t gotten the paint out of my coat,” Melodi Craig ’26 said. “I really enjoyed working with the other sophomores because we didn’t have anything like this back in my hometown.”

The standings: 

Freshmen – 4th for Deck the Halls, 3rd place for murals

Sophomores- 2nd for Deck the Halls, 4th place for murals

Junior- 3rd for Deck the Halls, 1st place for murals

Seniors- 1st for Deck the Halls, 2nd place for murals

Overall standings:

First place: Seniors

Second place: Juniors 

Third place: Freshmen

Fourth place: Sophomores 
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