St. Charles Trick-or-Treating

ByMatthew Crane Reading Time: 2 minutes
Sally Boyles waved at the passing line of first graders showing off their Halloween costumes.

Three busloads of Jasper Elementary School first graders made the rounds through the independent living neighborhood of St. Charles Health Campus Friday morning.

The group of about 140 kids handed out special handmade crafts to residents and received treat bags from residents at the clubhouse.

The school and St. Charles coordinate the annual event. According to St. Charles Director of Community Lifestyle Kim Aull, the school and St. Charles provide the candy, and residents assemble the treat bags. “They love it,” she said.

Resident Bob Vogler greeted the kids as they passed by during their parade this morning.
The parade.
A student gave resident Brenda Lee a special craft they made to distribute to the residents at the parade.
Director of Community Lifestyle Kim Aull greeted the children as they came up to the clubhouse for a treat bag.
Resident Joy Baugh laughed at Lennox Horn’s banana costume as she handed him a treat bag. Ms. Baugh was joined by Janice Beaty, Betty Tague and Lenora Miller in handing out the treats.
Price Musselwhite scanned his treat bag on the way back to the bus to head back to school.
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