Helen Haller hosts Winter Wonderland

By Matthew Nash • December 22, 2021 1:30 am
With lights and music throughout the courtyard, Helen Haller Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash
With lights and music throughout the courtyard, Helen Haller Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

With lights and music throughout the courtyard, Helen Haller Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

Helen Haller’s PTO hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, parent volunteer Robyn Bacchus preps popcorn for a long line of visitors. Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash

By Matthew Nash

Sequim Gazette

Helen Haller’s PTO hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, parent volunteer Robyn Bacchus preps popcorn for a long line of visitors. Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash

Helen Haller’s PTO hosted a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 16 with lights, popcorn, music, hot cocoa, a photo booth and an appearance by Santa Claus. Here, parent volunteer Robyn Bacchus preps popcorn for a long line of visitors. Samantha Rossi takes a selfie with her daughters Olive and Elliana. Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash