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Monday: No Place Like Home

Makenzie Medford '26, School News Editor
April 29, 2024

Monday’s theme for prom week is No Place Like Home. Students got to come in any clothes that represent Vegas or wear any Vegas sports gear. Seniors got to wear merch from the colleges they are going to next year.

Stephanie Nasiak ‘26 said she likes today’s theme because “I feel comfortable in my own home” and she likes showing where she lives. 

Caitlyn Luong ‘26 commented, “I like the theme. It shows pride of where you’re from.” 

Students now prepare for Tuesday’s Western Day theme where students get to wear their best western attire. 

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Makenzie Medford '26, Editor in Chief
Hi! My name is Makenzie Medford and I am part of the Class of 2026. This is my first year as Editor in Chief of The Lance, and my third year on the paper. Previously, I held the positions of Staff Writer (freshmen year) and School News Editor (sophomore year). Other than writing for the paper at school, I am a member of WiSTEM, SASA, and Teen Empowerment at school. Outside of school, I play club soccer and I am a member of the Core Team at Holy Spirit. I am very excited to see what's in store for the paper in the future!