Categories:

Photo Gallery: Prom 2026

Photos by Ally Abadir and Siena Olay
Byline photo of Elaina Barreto
Byline photo of Loewy Nalle
Elaina Barreto and Loewy Nalle
May 28, 2026
Seniors Chloe MacKay and Ayanna Beckett smile for the camera at prom. The event lasted from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and included games, food and dancing.
Seniors Chloe MacKay and Ayanna Beckett smile for the camera at prom. The event lasted from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and included games, food and dancing.
Ally Abadir
**L1130859
Ally Abadir
Juniors Nizaabu Mukiibi and Thomas Duke pose in the front lobby of Tappan Hill Mansion. This year was the first time prom has been held off-campus, as it has traditionally been held in Esterwood Mansion or in the Fonseca Center. Noah Adler ‘27, Mkaela Riley ‘26 and Ayanna Beckett ‘26 worked with Director of Student Activities Ed Gormley to move prom off-campus this year.

 

Tags:
More to Discover
More in Features
Jon Glaser, the founder of Aerin project, poses with a box of Aerin Project letters written by Masters middle school students. The letters contains words of support with the instruction of “Open when…” on the envelopes. The purpose of these letters is to make others and their emotions feel seen, even if it is anonymous.
Masters embraces the Aerin Project through building authentic connection
Members of the Masters Dance Company perform to "Ribs" by Lorde
Student Choreographers bring life to spring dance show
As the history of college housing evolves, students increasingly steer away from randomized housing. They now use social media profiles to find their roommates before move-in day.
College roommate selection process changed
Maya Yoon '26 watches the ball as students gather in a hacky sack circle on the Quad. Over the past month, hacky sack has become one of the most visible trends on campus. The game brings students together through this relaxing outdoor activity.
Hacky Sack takes over campus
A student throws out a used AP U.S. History textbook. Instead of letting usable textbooks go to waste, the Masters Parent Association has organized “Book Palooza,” a book swap program that helps make textbooks more accessible and affordable for students. In this article, Gao discusses student and parent-led efforts to reduce textbook waste on campus.
End of the year initiatives give textbooks a second life
Mook throws a marker to Jaggernauth during class. This moment reflects the playful dynamic of their freindship. As they prepare to leave Masters and return to Hackley, their alma mater, their friendship remains enlivening for the community.
It all adds up for Jaggernauth and Mook: A dynamic duo moves back to their alma mater