Immaculate Conception students visit seniors for Halloween
| 04 Nov 2013 | 02:21
The Immaculate Conception Eagle Mascot along with another seventh grade student lead the younger students to Westwind Manor.
Young, costumed students line up to enter Westwind Manor.
Conception students leave Westwind Manor.
FRANKLIN — For the first time in two years, the Immaculate Conception School students were able to celebrate Halloween at school by dressing in costumes and having class parties.
The school also revived the tradition of parading up Church Street to Westwind Manor Eldercare Home. At the Manor, they met the seniors who enjoyed the varied costumes of the kindergarten through fourth-grade students.
The seniors provided the usual Halloween treats for the students.