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Cypress Creek Prom 2024

Beautiful evening
Olivea Whitley, Writer/ Photographer • May 15, 2024
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Seniors
King- David Caine
Queen- Emily Slean
Alyssa Cathcart
Miguel Rosario
Ashlynn Hutner
Gavin Kruse
Faith McCurdy
Roman Sercu

Juniors
Prince- Jacob Sheldon
Princess- Julianna Jarosi-Kwong
Olivia Dileo
Titus Northey
Addison Green
Owen Price

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Olivea Whitley, Writer/ Photographer