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The Anchor 2013 Halloween Special By: Brittany Hale and Brianne Coe

Announcements...

With Halloween just around the corner, many students find themselves on the hunt for ghosts, goblins, and ghouls. Few know that the Lake Cumberland area is home to several famous Kentucky ghosts. If you are looking for a good scare, visit these places...* Campbellsville- M&R Estates- A Civil War solider execution house which is a haunted property with blood dripping from the rafters of an old barn, extreme temperature changes in the house, and screams heard from the road.*Lindsey Wilson College- 3rd floor of Phillips Hall- Legend has it that years ago there was a woman who hung herself and she now haunts the dorms. It has been said that you can hear screams and see dark figures moving through the hall-ways. *Greensburg-Old Greensburg Elemen-tary- Long ago a lady jumped out of an upper level window and killed herself. If you walk by the building at night, you are able to see a little girl wearing a night gown hanging in the window.

No school on Friday, November 1st

Russell County Cheerlead-ers are hosting a soup and chili fundraiser October 25th at 5 P.M. behind the middle school. Price is $5.

Football game on October 25th

Halloween EventsBy: Chris Poff

Events Location Family Fun At Red Mill Farms Elizabethtown, Kentucky 13 Fears Haunted House Shepherdsville, Kentucky Devine's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

Harrodsburg, Kentucky

Lexington Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

Lexington, Kentucky

Pumpkin Days on the Farm Walton, Kentucky Civil War corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

Bryantsville, Kentucky

Dark Harvest Leitchfield, Kentucky Hinton's Orchard & Farm Market Hodgenville, Kentucky Mink and Walters Pumpkin Patch Elizabethtown, Kentucky Lexington's annual Thriller and Halloween Parade

Lexington, Kentucky

Caufield's Halloween Parade Caufield, Kentucky Zombie Town, a documentary play. By University of Kentucky Theatre

Lexington, Kentucky

Halloween Lights Drive Thru Richmond, Kentucky Bardstown Ghost Trek Bardstown, Kentucky Fright Nights at Jacobson Park Lexington, Kentucky Wicked World Scaregrounds: Mercy Hospital and Darkwood Carnival

Lexington, Kentucky

The Haunted Hotel Louisville. Fright Nights at The Farm Lexington, Kentucky Waverly Hills Sanatorium Louisville, Kentucky

The television series called, “The Walking Dead,” is cur-rently high in popularity. It is not uncommon at all to see faces full of blood and gore. Have you ever wondered who is responsible for creating these masterpieces? Makeup artists can sometimes spend up to three hours working on perfecting the look of zombies, clowns, or simply applying makeup to models on a runway. To become a makeup artist, one must be trained through a school of cosmetology, which could take up to several months to a year to complete. A day in the life of a makeup artist includes consulting with directors or performers, duplicat-ing makeup from prior days so the performers’ appear-ances remains the same, and reapplying makeup as needed. The average annual salary is $29,000.

Career Spotlight... By: Brittany Hale

Makeup Artist

getting scared at a

Favorite Laker Halloween Movies

1. Snickers2. Nerds3. Tootsie Rolls4. Life Savers5. M&Ms6. Reese’s7. Twizzlers8. Butterfingers9. Skittles10. Candy Corn

Top 10 Favorite Halloween Candy

By: Brianne Coe and Annie He

Creative Halloween CostumesIf you are having trouble deciding what to be this year for Halloween,

here are some unique ideas that you could try out.

By: Annie He and Gabby Wilson

Halloween StoriesThe Evil DollMy mother [...] had a large Shirley Temple doll when she was little whose eyes she says followed her, literally. She hated that doll, and it ended up buried somewhere, only to resurface when she was much older. She would not tell me the rest of the story until I begged her, and made me prom-ise not to ask my aunt about it, and to not mention it again after she told me.She gave the doll to my cousin. Why she did this, I can’t imagine. She says that she had convinced herself that she was imagining things as a child herself, but seriously?Anyway, my cousin is playing with the doll one day, when my aunt comes in and finds the doll TALKING to my cousin. So, she promptly freaks out, and takes the doll away. My uncle buried it, in pieces, as it continued to laugh up a storm.That stuff is evil.I asked my aunt about it (against my mom’s wishes), and she simply said, “I don’t want to talk about it.”

ConfusionSo, as a little girl, my friends’ mother used to talk about this nice old lady who used to sit on her bed and stroke her hair as she fell asleep. Now, the parents thought she was just imagining it, and other relatives called ‘ghost’ — but on the whole they just put it down to the overactive imagina-tion of a little kid.THEN — one day, their housekeeper sees a woman coming out of the little girls’ bedroom. So she runs after her and grabs this real-life woman, who is in her 80’s and very confused.Turns OUT that this woman used to live in the house and moved nearby, but since they didn’t change the locks when they moved in, she kept letting herself into the house at night and gently petting my friends’ mom as she fell asleep!

*Stories found on Jezebel*

By: Annie He and Gabby Wilson


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