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Juniors brushed through gold tinsel to join their friends on the dance floor
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Students boogied to the right during the Cupid Shuffle
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Anna P. ’26, Zach B. ’26, and Jane B. ’26 moving to the groove at their senior prom
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Sophomores and juniors took Instagram-ready pictures in their glittering, 1920s-inspired gowns
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Aaliyah ’27 dancing the night away
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Decor consisted of long white plumes in faux marble vases, glam mirrors, and other opulent sparkles
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Despite the deans’ best efforts, a speakeasy popped up in the cafe, offering a wide variety of fun mocktails
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Couples paired up for the first slow song of the night
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10-12 showed off how low they could go during the iconic Cha Cha Slide
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Juniors and seniors grouped up to chat amongst whirling technicolor lights
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Monica ’26 and her dance partner tore up the dance floor with their flashy moves
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The dance floor in the library lobby filled up quick, so students danced anywhere they could
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Students lounged on decorated furniture to chat
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Sophomores brought the sass and spunk as they danced to Pink Pony Club
Return of the Roaring Twenties
The 10-12 Division threw a Great Gatsby-themed Prom night hosted by the Junior Class Officers
April 13, 2026
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Larissa Jubay ’28, Photography and Graphics Editor
Larissa joined the Advocate in the fall of 2023 (8th grade). Since then, she has been one of the Advocate’s few photographers. She hopes to inspire new artists and photographers through her position as the Photography and Graphics Editor. As a faithful member of Bird Club, her favorite bird is a Western Kingbird (a.k.a. WEKI). She spends much of her time sketching in the Art Building and can be seen around campus taking photos of various community events. She is also a member of Cool Breeze, does karate, and is on the yearbook staff. In her free time, she enjoys watching walls (which is like watching paint dry, but the wall has already completed the drying process).