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Griffins to crown first Prince, Princess Saturday at combined Prom

Voting open, closes tomorrow
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Leena Macklin
At Prom, there will be a traditional Court; however, there will be two sets of Prince and Princesses, one from Gretna East and one from Gretna High. To be a candidate for King or Queen, a student must be a senior, so Gretna East will only have a Prince and Princess. GEHS Prom Court: juniors Sonora De Fini, Emily Woods, Lily Matya, Addison Larock, Colton Knott, Trevor Cox, Tyler Cox, Andrew Jones and Drew Rhoades (not pictured: Addison Upton)

In three days, students will be preparing to ‘see the lights’ at the Gretna Public Schools combined prom. While Homecoming didn’t have a traditional royal court, the “At Last We See The Light” Prom will, and voting has officially opened for it.
Due to having no seniors, there will be no Gretna East King nor Queen; however, juniors have been given the opportunity to be crowned Prince or Princess. Sets of juniors from both Gretna East and Gretna High will be crowned.


“I did not expect it at all,” Prince candidate, junior Andrew Jones said, “I didn’t tell anyone to vote for me so I’m excited.”

Princess candidate, junior Emily Woods was honored, as well.

“I’m grateful that my peers think so highly of me,” she said.

Juniors who would like to vote on the GEHS Prince and Princess,  need to complete this Google Form, which was emailed to them on Tuesday. Due to it being a junior/senior Prom, only current juniors from East are allowed to vote for Griffin Royalty. The Google Form is set to close at 4 p.m. tomorrow, and coronation will take place at 7:30 p.m. at Prom which will be at the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum.
The doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and the dance will conclude at 10 p.m. Students will not be allowed into the dance once the doors have closed.

Students will be breathalyzed upon entry to the dance and then again before Post Prom. Bags and purses will also be searched, so administration recommends not bringing them. Additionally, administration has stated that provocative dancing will not be tolerated, and all school rules will be enforced.

 

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As a first-year on staff, sophomore Leena Macklin is excited. While working her way up to the top, she earns her role on the Wingspan’s staff as a reporter. Journalism is new to her, and by preparing for this year she attended Journalism Camp at the University Of Lincoln. Outside of our newsroom, she does lots of acting and cross country in her free time. Macklin has many people she looks up to, but her journalistic inspiration is Wingspan Editor-in-Chief, Madeline Petrick, who got her to commit to Journalism.
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