– Photos by Juvy A. Orillaza and Tim Wegman, student photographers;
Timothy J. Mallery, assistant director of residence life-housing operations;
Carl J. Bower Jr., assistant professor of horticulture;
Naim N. Jabbour, assistant professor of architectural technology;
and Dining Services' Mark J. Leo, director; Noelle B. Bloom, assistant director; and Danna M. Brooks, manager
(unless otherwise noted)
A Village resident adds a touch of hazmat to the candy-laden welcome mat outside his apartment.
Horizon Federal Credit Union was the candy sponsor for Trick or Treat Night.
Magical makeup from a friendly witch
The mascot joins in the fun ... but why no costume, Wildcat?
Apprehension turns to fearless curiosity when sweet treats are involved.
Remember when "clowning around" wasn't scary?
Decorated interiors add to the ambience.
A treat-seeking trio takes a break.
To infinity and beyond!
Friendly tenants beckon youngsters to their Village doorstep, so pay no attention to that "Keep Out" sign!
Cutely collecting candy on a carpet of color
Pumpkins light the way.
A campus tradition offers a safe environment for family fun.
A "zombie hunter" stakes out the BTC parking lot.
Taking the vintage VW for a family spin
The SAE Baja team, costumed for Trunk or Treat
The Penn College Motorsports Association sponsored the Trunk or Treat event and accompanying car show.
"Flo the Florist," stationed outside the Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, directs visitors to a seasonal attraction.
Marilyn T. Hiller, a landscape/horticulture technology: plant production emphasis major from South Williamsport, puts the final touches on her pet project.
Prepping "PCT Dude" for his park installation are students Jessica M. Duke, of Allentown, majoring in the plant production emphasis, and Williamson.
Stuffing hay while the sun shines are (from left) landscape/horticulture technology students Taylor L. Keiper, of Archbald; Robert J. Williamson, of Fort Washington; and Valarity C. Oxford, of Muncy. Oxford is enrolled in the major's plant production emphasis; Keiper and Williamson are in the landscape emphasis.
Granny Gardener gives her green thumbs a rest.
Straw man's best friend proves a faithful fall companion at West Fourth and Maynard streets.
A mermaid ventures aboveground from her normal "under the sea" realm.
"The Gloved One" strikes a Michael Jackson pose.
Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, whiling away an autumn afternoon on a Way's Garden bench
Temporarily relocated from Sesame Street, Oscar the Grouch peers out of his trademark trash can to survey a city landmark.
A behind-the-scenes look at transforming a welding lab ...
Effective makeup adds to the chills ...
... as welding students go all out for a screaming good time.
The Lycoming Engines Metal Trades Center takes on a ghastly cast.
Welding students and faculty turn out for "lights out."
... into a wall-to-wall fearfest.
A group tentatively makes its way along a creepy corridor.
"Asylum" patrons never know who might pop up.
And you thought midterms were frightening!
Laboratory shocks are greeted with nervous laughter.
Friends hold onto each other in the "haunted" welding lab.
Please don't rattle his cage. (He's quite capable of doing it himself, thank you very much.)
... with an inventive offering of vivid creations.
Dining Services delivers on its promise of "hauntingly delicious desserts" ...
An empty chair invites the daring to a Capitol Eatery photo op.
Trust us, it's more appetizing than it looks.
Ghost cookies deliciously gallop off the plate.
In culinary circles, proper presentation is a craft.
Step right up to the playfully unique fruit bar!
Double coverage is provided by "Jake from State Farm" (Joel J. Brooks, learning laboratory coordinator) and Progressive's "Flo" (Valerie J. Kovalick, simulation laboratory coordinator), reporting for duty in the college's nursing department. (Photo by Tushanna M. Habalar, instructor of nursing)
Madigan Library rounded up the usual suspects on Thursday, inviting students to take part in a homicidal whodunit modeled on the "Clue" board game. Dressed to kill are (from left) Col. Mustard (Elizabeth P. Waugh, librarian for virtual and distance learning initiatives); Miss Scarlet (Georgia R. Laudenslager, librarian); Mrs. Peacock (Nicole S. Warner, librarian for archives and special collections); Mrs. White (Helen L. Yoas, librarian for metadata and discovery initiatives); Mr. Green (Judy J. Zebrowski, librarian); and Professor Plum (Jessica U. Oberlin, librarian for information technology initiatives). (Photo by Phillip C. Warner, web developer/multimedia specialist)
The Disney theme continues with a costumed Quasimodo singing "Out There" from the animated "Hunchback of Notre Dame."
Singers channel their inner Eminem in a rendition of "Lose Yourself."
Collaborating on "Love Is an Open Door" from "Frozen"
The many faces of Penn College's student body!
Karaoke performances electrify CC Commons.
Sounding an angelic tone
Creativity on display
Costumed students assemble for a parade through the Hager Lifelong Education Center's architecture wing.
Pillars of the campus community?
Architecture students, inspired by "Up," prepare for a cinematic takeoff.