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Trick or treating on AGHS campus

Mordred Morgan, Co-Editor in Chief
November 3, 2025
Lillenna Grace
Some students also dressed up in costumes on the day of trick or treating.

Halloween on AGHS campus was spectacularly spooky, with sweet costumes and even sweeter treats. On Friday, Oct. 31, during lunch, students lined up at classroom doors for candy. Campus trick or treating is a long-lived and well-loved tradition at AGHS and hasn’t failed to bring Halloween spirit.

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Mordred Morgan
Students passed out candy from room 210.
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Mordred Morgan
Mordred Morgan, Co-Editor in Chief
Mordred Morgan is a senior at Arroyo Grande High School and editor for the Eagle Times. He loves exploring new places, and going on “quests” with his friends. He loves music with a burning passion, integrating it into every part of his life. He wants to use his position on the Eagle Times in order to bring light to issues in his community and to give a platform to people’s stories and experiences.
Lillenna Grace
Lillenna Grace, Co-Editor in Chief
Lillenna Grace is a junior at Arroyo Grande High School. The opportunity to help produce and excel stories for the Eagle Times excites her. When Grace is not out searching for stories or interviewing people, you can find her with a book in hand and sitting under a nice tree. This will be Grace’s third year writing for a school publication.