Look closely at the marvelous details in this photo: The winter coats and warm caps; the kid at bottom left wearing a store-bought "Howdy Doody's Indian Princess" fringed costume paired incongruously with a plastic pirate mask; the homemade monster mask at right; the blonde girl's beads; and all the energy in every smile.
The original caption helpfully noted that the 11 youngsters didn't actually "crash through glass to stick their heads and treat sacks into the entrance hall — Seubert hasn't put on his storm door yet." Looks like the door was in place; it's the storm window that was missing, most likely set aside to allow sack-toting tricksters unfettered access to the candy inside.
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