From left to right, Rui Ren (10), Dhriti Neogi (10), Ziyana Khan (10), and Ms. Henning pose at the Photo Booth. They enjoyed festive food, games, and puzzles. (Vivienne Dotts/The Broadcaster)
On Friday, February 14th, the Library Advisory Board hosted its annual Pal-N-Tine’s Lunch. Festivities included a raffle, Photo Booth, and Valentine’s themed food.
The raffle prizes are a new book, $10 Amazon gift card, bag of candy, Cocoa Pass, or choice of prize. Each student who attended the Pal-N-Tine’s Day lunch had an opportunity to enter the raffle. (Vivienne Dotts/The Broadcaster)
The event ran over all lunch periods and was organized by Ms. Henning, Mr. Agate, and the Library Advisory Board.
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Mr. Agate checks each person who enters the library to ensure that they signed up in advance. Every student had to sign up and bring a dish or treat in order to attend. (Vivienne Dotts/The Broadcaster)
Over the three lunch periods, approximately 75 students visited the library to join the celebration.
Clockwise, starting front front left, are Olivia O’Connor (10), Chloe Campos (10) Ziyana Khan (10), E. Harvey (10), Adrien Mann (10), Jaden Barker (10), Yahya Ismail (9), Angie You (9), Sarah Dahl (10), Dhriti Neogi (10), and Rui Ren (10). Each student brought a dish or treat to share with everyone. (Vivienne Dotts/The Broadcaster)
Ms Henning said “Pal-N-Tine’s offered a great opportunity to enjoy good food and conversation with friends. It was also nice to see some new faces join us for the celebration, as well,” when asked how she felt the event went.
The LAB’s next event will be on Friday, March 7th, the national day of unplugging. According to Ms. Henning, the library will “invite teachers to bring their classes in to play games, read books, and just “unplug.” To get involved with the library advisory board, join the Remind @cocoalib.
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Vivienne Dotts is a reporter for the Broadcaster. She is a sophomore at Hershey High School. Outside of school, Vivienne is a dancer at HSDA. She is also a part of Trojan Buddies, French Club, and Breakfast Buddies.
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