Annual KSMS Costume Contest

Tess Conley, writer
November 9, 2016

Julie Cunningham won first place in the individual costume contest — Photo by Samah Boullaouz
Senior Julia Cunningham won first place in the individual costume contest.

Seniors Michael Carter and Anton Caruso were dressed as 80's body builders — Photo by Samah Boullaouz
Seniors Michael Carter and Anton Caruso were dressed as ’80s body builders

Seniors Caroline Weaver and Corinne Rogers were dressed as 'holy cow" and "holy guacamole" — Photo by Samah Boullaouz
Seniors Caroline Weaver and Corinne Rogers were dressed as ‘holy cow” and “holy guacamole”.

Junior Annaleigh Hobbs dressed as the tropical bird from up — Photo by Samah Boullaouz
Junior Annaleigh Hobbs dressed as the tropical bird from the Disney movie “Up”.

Every year on Halloween, or the weekday day before, students at South often participate in the KSMS Costume Contest.

“We have several different categories such as best teacher and some other ones and we just really have to thin the stock and choose the best one,” sophomore Colin Wilkinson, a first year member of KSMS.

KSMS picks winners in three categories: Best Individual Student, Best Student Group and Best Faculty Group. Junior Abbagael Johnson has competed in the costume contest each year with her friends.

“I think costume contests are fun because it gives people a chance to express themselves through their costumes, and be whoever they want to be for the day,” Johnson said.

This year the winners were as follows:

Individual: