Sam Friedman ‘27, Laura Peralta ‘27 and Sabrina Serota ‘27 pose for a Halloween themed photo. The Fonseca Center was the venue for the annual Halloween assembly. The group takes their first steps in the Davis Café toward the bleachers, awaiting the skits of their peers.
Sam Friedman ‘27, Laura Peralta ‘27 and Sabrina Serota ‘27 pose for a Halloween themed photo. The Fonseca Center was the venue for the annual Halloween assembly. The group takes their first steps in the Davis Café toward the bleachers, awaiting the skits of their peers.
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Sam Friedman ‘27, Laura Peralta ‘27 and Sabrina Serota ‘27 pose for a Halloween themed photo. The Fonseca Center was the venue for the annual Halloween assembly. The group takes their first steps in the Davis Café toward the bleachers, awaiting the skits of their peers.
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