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Tiger Times
The student news site of Fishers High School, Fishers, Indiana

Tiger Times
The student news site of Fishers High School, Fishers, Indiana

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All Tricks, No Treats

Riley Dance Marathon hosts annual Halloween event at FHS
Razan Nouk and Jerry Schmidt
October 31, 2025
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Jerry Schmidt
People wait in line in costumes at Fishers High School near door 19. All Treats No Tricks was held to raise money for the Riley Children's Hospital. “I think there is some sort of beauty in helping people overcome all sorts of diseases, whether it be cancer or glaucoma or anything of self-orientation,” said junior Laxmi Berwa of the Desi Student Association club.
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About the Contributors
Razan Nouk
Razan Nouk, Reporter
Razan Nouk is a junior graduating early at Fishers High School, and this is her first year on staff. She’s the officer for the American Sign Language and Muslim Student Association clubs, and enjoys reading books, writing, and taking pictures.
Jerry Schmidt
Jerry Schmidt, Reporter
Jerry Schmidt is a sophomore at FHS and this is his first year writing for Tiger Times. He has an eccentric sweater collection and gets easily tired of the summer months because the heat makes it impossible to wear them.