Woodlands Prep kids enjoy messy night out
published Mar. 28, 2012Lower School students at The Woodlands Preparatory School bobbed for donuts, made silly putty and went face first into spaghetti dinners during an event at the school on March 23.
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Erin Creden diligently stirs, while Krithi Palwai begins to see the gooey mess form into silly putty.
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