The Globetrotters Club held a celebration for Dia de los Muertos Wednesday after school in Room 135. In the meeting, members learned about the Dia de los Muertos celebration, which originated in Mexico, and decorated sugar skulls. The club was started this year by seniors Timothy Kelly, Mariah Weston, Abby Walling, Megumi Kitamoto and Hannah Twitchell.
Globetrotters Club: Dia de los Muertos celebration
November 3, 2014
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