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Photo Gallery: Prom 2025

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Allie Faber, Editor-in-Chief
May 26, 2025
Adji Ngom '25 and Dolapo Akinwande '25 stand in front of the Great Gatsby-themed backdrop at prom. The lower floor of the Fonseca Center, where Ngom and Akinwande posed, was covered in a purple carpet -- a Masters take on the classic red carpet runway.
Adji Ngom ’25 and Dolapo Akinwande ’25 stand in front of the Great Gatsby-themed backdrop at prom. The lower floor of the Fonseca Center, where Ngom and Akinwande posed, was covered in a purple carpet — a Masters take on the classic red carpet runway.
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Helen Gao
From left to right: Gala Garcia '27, Sofia Nieto Novoa '27, Anna Caponnetto Insa '26, Lara Lorente '27 and Adriana Pottier '26 pose for a group photo before stepping into the prom festivities. This year's prom was themed after the American literature classic by F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby.
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