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Entangled at Prom

Staff • April 17, 2024

Old Hickory Golf Club was the destination for juniors and seniors who attended Prom on April 12. Approximately 600 students attended the annual spring dance and dined on appetizers, while dancing throughout the night. Seniors Sophie Shore and Palladium Liang were named Prom queen and Prom king, respectively.

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