Halloween Day on Linn Benton Campus

On the left is Melissa Rutter dressed as Avirl Levigne, and on the right is Makayla Atwood dressed as a pirate in front of Hot Shot.

Rylee Cairns dressed as a cheerleader, chilling in the coffee shop.

Shae Speedling dressed as Chrono, a character from an old anime, in Hot Shot.

James Vermily posing in the coffee shop with his emoji mask.

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