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A group of students, dressed in semi-formal attire and western hats, smile for a picture. The theme for the Winter Formal was ‘Night In Nashville.’ Left to right: Lina Jamai (11), Sienna Barry (11), Alisa Galkina (11) and Ava HeSchenk (11).
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Students enjoy drinks provided at the venue. Winter formal took place on Jan. 25.
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Students converse and snack at the tables. The area was filled with students looking to take a break from the dancing.
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Sliders and various appetizers line the tables. The school held the event at the JULEP Venue.
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Students dance to ‘HOT TO GO!’ by Chappell Roan. Under colorful lights, the dance floor was full of energy.
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Students smile for a picture. The venue also offered playing cards. Left to right: Gwendolyn Bezdek (10), Amelia Mazo (10), Antonio Mazo (10), Eli Twitty (10), Kiva Saitowitz (10) and Brooke Thomas (10).
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Other contents of the buffet like bread and an array of dips adorns the table. Food was one of the many offerings that adorned this year’s Winter Formal.
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Students gather around the tables near the dance floor. Alongside food, drinks and music, students enjoyed each other’s company.
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Photo Gallery: 2025 Winter Formal
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