Junior Monika Kastef and sophomore Ida Weerth prepare themselves to decorate cookies. “I just wanted to decorate with the colors that we have available,” Kastef said.

Students chat and have snacks after decorating the cookies. “I just came here to hang out with friends, learn more about German culture and traditions,” senior Lorena Trevino said.

Sophomore Amelia Wegner eats her cookie that she designed for German Club. “[German Club] is fun, it’s chill and we get to learn things and we get to do fun activities,” Wegner said.

Senior Marie-Isabelle Nchaega designs her cookie design in a unique way.Nchaega is one of the officers of the German Club.

Junior Matilda Carr, sophomore Ida Weerth and junior Monica Kastef engage in conversation after decorating their cookies. “It’s a good day to come together and to meet other people,” Weerth said.

Junior Monika Kastef and sophomore Ida Weerth enjoy their decorated cookies and snacks. “It comes from Oktoberfest, gingerbread hearts, its something they do in Germany. So it was fun learning about,” Kastef said.

Senior Grace Keehn, junior Molly Hart and junior Matilda Carr admire their cookie decorations. The event took place on Oct. 31, the same date as Halloween.