Happy Halloween from Hartline!

 
Halloween was celebrated in the halls of Hartline Science Center. Tri-Beta Biology Honor Society provided the treats with a bake sale featuring cider and spooky fare.  Costumes ranged from skeletons and unicorns, to a Dr. Hare-Harris as a Surmacz look-alike,  and the Dean's office as the ENTIRE cast of the Flinstones.  A spook-tacular time was had by all!



































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