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Students in Rose Guhr’s class at Berryville Intermediate School made their own unique eclipse masks for the occasion Photo courtesy of Berryville School District
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Carroll County had more than 98 percent totality for a solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. Kids of all ages took advantage of the rare opportunity to witness such an event.
Little Bryer Humbard followed all the appropriate safety precautions.
Four-year-old Indie Jean Scitern had the perfect snack for a solar eclipse. She wore her pajamas because it was going to get dark and she wanted to be comfortable. It makes sense to us! Submitted photo
Scott Loftis / Carroll County News Braxton Borkowski reaches for the sun at Biz-Z-Bee Super Flea’s eclipse party. Braxton won second place in the outlandish costume contest.
Big O and Little O — Berryville School District superintendent Owen Powell (left) and student Owen Tennant. Photo courtesy of Berryville School District
Doug ‘Riverman’ Allen and Rosie the River Dog. Submitted photo
Hubert Bardin and Cathy Freeman watch the eclipse in Holiday Island. Submitted photo
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