Parkersburg High School holds annual Spring Celebration and Egg Hunt
By Douglass Huxley1 min read
Noelia Salazar, 9, a Madison Elementary student fills her basket during the egg hunt portion of the 10th Annual Spring Celebration in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Lillie Carswell, 3, poses with the Easter Bunny at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The Chick-Fil-A Cow was also in attendance to greet guests. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Members of the Hamilton Middle School choir performed to open up the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The event featured an egg hunt, bicycle drawing and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Members of the Jackson Middle School Select Choir performed a country melody mashup to open up the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The event featured an egg hunt, bicycle drawing and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Noelia Salazar, 9, a Madison Elementary student, poses for a picture with her new bike at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday night. The bikes, along with the over 4,000 filled eggs, were donated by the Elks Lodge #198. The event also featured an egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Kane Bell, 3, poses for a picture with his new bike at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The bikes, along with the over 4,000 filled eggs, were donated by the Elks Lodge #198. The event also featured an egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
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Noelia Salazar, 9, a Madison Elementary student fills her basket during the egg hunt portion of the 10th Annual Spring Celebration in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Lillie Carswell, 3, poses with the Easter Bunny at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The Chick-Fil-A Cow was also in attendance to greet guests. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Members of the Hamilton Middle School choir performed to open up the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The event featured an egg hunt, bicycle drawing and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Members of the Jackson Middle School Select Choir performed a country melody mashup to open up the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The event featured an egg hunt, bicycle drawing and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Noelia Salazar, 9, a Madison Elementary student, poses for a picture with her new bike at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday night. The bikes, along with the over 4,000 filled eggs, were donated by the Elks Lodge #198. The event also featured an egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Kane Bell, 3, poses for a picture with his new bike at the 10th Annual Spring Celebration held in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School Tuesday. The bikes, along with the over 4,000 filled eggs, were donated by the Elks Lodge #198. The event also featured an egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
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PARKERSBURG -- The 10th annual Spring Celebration and Egg Hunt was held Tuesday night in the horseshoe of Parkersburg High School.
The event featured an egg hunt, bicycle drawing and a visit from the Easter Bunny. The Chick-Fil-A Cow was also in attendance to greet guests.
Over 4,000 stuffed eggs and two bicycles were donated by the Elks Lodge #198.
The event also featured performances by the Hamilton Middle School choir and the Jackson Middle School Select Choir, performing a country melody mashup that included "Country Roads."
Douglass Huxley can be reached at dhuxley@newsandsentinel.com