
It's wonderful to see a new cohort of
MHS students pick up the
Mansfield Haunted Hollows mantle. This annual event, which features a haunted house adventure in the woods off Oakland Street, has raised over $20,000 for the
Mansfield Animal Shelter Building Fund since its inception in 2008. It was originally the brainchild of recent
MHS alums Ben
Yeransian, Tate
Shephard, Tyler Schmidt, and Lauren
Pilsbury. Since they all graduated, there was some question as to the fundraiser would continue. Lo' and behold, three Mansfield families, the
Colberts, the
McLoughlins, and the Roses, stepped up and provided leadership and guidance to the over 50 students who volunteer their time and efforts to tasks such as designing and building the attraction, soliciting local businesses for support, and the actual acting for the haunt. This great event provides a wonderful community service opportunity for our students, many of whom are active in the
MHS Performing Arts Department.
More information about this year's Mansfield Haunted Hollows may be found on their
website. The spooky event runs the next three Friday and Saturday nights: October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, and 30 starting at 7:00 pm. Once again, all profits will go to support the Mansfield Animal Shelter. Please come out for a good scare and support a great cause!
Pictured above, From left to right:
BJ Chancy, Gregory Rose, Colleen
McQue, Marc Thomas, Mary Colbert, Matt Lambert, Mike
McLoughlin, Matt
Mederos, Sean Lambert, Megan
Pilsbury, and Connor
McLoughlin.
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