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Talk about the spirits of Halloween Past. When Andrea Barry was just 3 Month Old In 1967 her father Robert Barry had the idea of putting her in a carved pumpkin. The Denver Post ran a picture of Andrea (inset) on the front page that year. Now Andrea and Kenneth Boyd are parents of their own little goblin. Joshua Ray Boyd age 7 Months.

Democratic presidential candidate Walter F. Mondale is surrounded at the Louisville airport by members of the media wearing masks in 1984. The Halloween prank occurred shortly before the candidate made a speech in Louisville from the steps of City Hall.

Behind those fearsome masks are Danny Hess, Dale Helzer and Cindy Gilbaugh, all 10, who will be among Greeley, Colo., school pupils working for UNICEF on Halloween in 1963.

A Boulder police officer leads a beer can-festooned Halloween reveler off the Downtown Boulder Mall after the man climbed to the top of a small tree on the mall in 1987.

With the help of some fake teeth and multiple exposures, New York AP photographer Eddie Adams' daughter Susan is transformed into a little ghoul on Halloween night, Oct. 31, 1966.

One of the games played at every Halloween party is eating, or rather, trying to eat apple suspended on a string with your hand behind you. They were few of the children of New York's Little Italy who were guests at the Annual Halloween Party sponsored by the Children's Aid Society in New York, Oct. 25, 1939.

Kids in Halloween costumes are seen through a fisheye lens, Oct. 31, 1966. Location is unknown.

Preparing For Halloween, and learning a new "art" as well are these fifth and sixth graders at Edison grade school in 1947. Lloyd Hammer, 10, and Claudia Hendershot, 11, apply strips from an old copy of The Denver Post to the face of victim Patricia Durbin, 11. When the process is finished, the kids will have another mask like that in the foreground.

Patrick Collins, 6, doesn't have his card board claws or big plastic teeth, but he is practicing his "Wolf Man" role for the Halloween trick or treat outing in 1977.

U.S. servicemen bob for apples with their USO hostess companions during a Halloween party hosted by the tenants of a 14-story cooperative apartment building in Beekman Place in New York City, Nov. 1, 1943.

Dressed in a pixie hat and mask is Hope C. Kaltenbach, at a Lakewood costume party in 1972.

A new appearance emerges from a familiar face as Mrs. Lana Hilliard helps out in the transformation. Mrs. Hilliard turned Gov. Dick Lamm into Dracula in 40 minutes for a Saturday night Halloween party for children of legislators and Lamm's staff. Party was at the Governor's Mansion in 1977.

Second-graders pick their pumpkins during a class outing Oct. 19, 1984, at a farm next to their school near Doylestown, Pa. While their pumpkin-toting techniques vary, the children will soon have their Halloween jack-o-lanterns ready for October's end.

Magician Doug Henning, right, shows actor John Ritter a card trick as they celebrate Halloween, Oct. 31, 1978, at the Magic Castle, a private magicians' club in Hollywood. Behind them is a bust of the magician Harry Blackstone.

Dressed in their bunny outfits, Warren and Missey (below) Millard of Miami, Fla., Oct. 25, 1974, are ready for a night of trick or treating on Halloween.

These jack-o-lanterns offer Dickie Clark, 13, of St. Paul a stern warning to mind his manners on Halloween, Oct. 29, 1965.

Vice President Richard M. Nixon addresses a crowd at Chicago's O'Hare Airport, Oct. 29, 1960, while campaigning for president against Sen. John F. Kennedy. Next to him stands 10-year-old Tom Lemke, wearing a Halloween ghost costume that reads "Jack Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance," referring to John F. Kennedy. When Nixon spotted to boy in the crowd, he called attention to the youngster.

Policemen from an upper Manhattan precinct, dressed in matching Groucho masks, gaze from the window of their car on Halloween night, Oct. 31, 1980.

These two unidentified Halloween pranksters may not get to heaven on their roller skates, but they do just fine getting around Denver. Wednesday's pleasant temperatures made it a nice day to roll along Speer Boulevard near University Boulevard.

E. T. Cetera -- If you missed seeing him in the movie you won't be able to on Halloween night as this second grade class at Chestnut Hill School in Dix Hills, Long Island indicates. The Extra Terrestrial is out selling President Reagan, Prince Charles, Princess Di and even Miss Piggy this year, 1982.

Dracula (Roger Mathewson) lifts the lid of his coffin to offer treats in the "graveyard" at the home of Dracula's Vampire girlfriend, Donna Brown. Miss Brown escorted trick-or-treaters to homemade casket in middle of the cemetery (the lawn) where they had to knock on the coffin, whereupon lid opened and Dracula distributed treats to the children in 1977. Some youngster were scared, others were thrilled and one little girl cried. Yard was black lighted and sounds (recorded earlier) of dogs howling. wind blowing, screams blasted across the yard. The dogs drove Miss Brown's cat, Stanley into house, under bed, and he missed Halloween celebration.

The carefully carved face that radiated the candle glow to guide the way for Halloween night hobgoblins on their rounds for "trick - or- treat" fun now slumps forlornly as it becomes fodder for hungry animals at Happy Valley in 1970.