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Senior Vanessa L. is wearing a costume for this year’s Haunted Hallway. She shares about her experience; “I had so much fun scaring the middle schooler. Their reactions are priceless. Each one funnier than the last. I am really glad that for my last year at TFS I got to do something as cool as

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