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Tamara Brown, Ja’Nequia Green and Jakayla Lee pose next to animated dragons.

Dr. Kevin and Jana Ingram hosted students of Vidalia High School and Ferriday High School at a Halloween Party on Tuesday, where they feasted on pizza, sandwiches and petit fours.

Carson Moore, an 11th grade student at Vidalia High School, stands beside both a life-sized and larger-than-life sized skeleton in the Ingrams’ front yard.

Danell Harris walks along a spooky path in the Ingrams’ yard on Tuesday.

From left are Ferriday High School students Jakayla Lee, 9th grade; Ja’Nequia Green, 12th grade; Jy’Kareyus Collier, 11th grade; Danell Harris, 12th grade; Zerionte Holmes, 11th grade; and Maci Brean, 11th grade.

Vidalia High School Senior Tamara Brown sits with a spooky couple in the Ingram’s back yard.

Jy’Kareyus Collier waits for an animated yard creature to jump up and scare him.

VIDALIA — Eight students from Vidalia High School and Ferriday High School had a spooky sort of celebration on Tuesday.

Dr. Kevin and Jana Ingram hosted a Halloween party for them at their home on Alabama Street, where they were surrounded by ghoulish, witchy, skeletal figures while they feasted on pizza, sandwiches and petit fours.

Students laughed, pointed and shrieked as they toured the Halloween decorations in the neighborhood Tuesday morning.

Tamara Brown, a Vidalia High School senior, said her favorite yard embellishment was a skeleton couple dressed for prom night.

Jakayla Lee, freshman at Ferriday high school, said her favorite was undead cheerleaders that were nothing but bones in uniform walking across the Ingrams’ lawn.

Ferriday High School senior Ja’Nequia Green said she particularly liked the giant black cat inflated almost to the same size as the house.

“I liked everything,” said Zerionte Holmes, an 11th grade student at Ferriday High School.

He and Danell Harris took turns bravely walking up to an animated, red-eyed humanoid monster poised to leap up and scare them at any moment.

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