Students enjoy themselves on the dance floor at prom. The venue was at Verona Villa, an event hall in Frisco.
Together, seniors dance to the Cupid Shuffle at prom. The dance lasted from 8 to 11 p.m.
A candid image of seniors at prom.
A candid image of seniors at prom.
Senior boys dance together on the dance floor.
Senior boys are pictured laughing as they dance.
Seniors take pictures together in the Redhawks Prom Photo Booth.
Seniors Amna Faisal, Sana Din, Parinita Chilukuri, and Samyuktha Angara (from left to right) are pictured posing at prom.
Seniors Shaina Banerjee, Aditi Tyagi, and Amy Monroe (from front to back) are pictured at prom.
The dance floor was filled with seniors wearing all kinds of dresses and suits.
Taylor Clapp, Prom Queen, is pictured in the middle of the conga line at prom.
Seniors participated in a conga line at prom.
Seniors wearing all types of beautiful attire are pictured on the dance floor.
Seniors are pictured during a slow dance at prom.
Emory Williams is crowned Prom King, as pictured.
Seniors are pictured on the dance floor.
Seniors cheer for Emory Williams when it is announced that he won Prom King.
Seniors Sindhu Akula and Shikha Bolar (left to right) are pictured looking up at the camera during prom night.
Trading downtown Dallas for Frisco, the class of 2024 held its prom on Saturday at Verona Villa with many seniors spending the day getting ready for the night.
“We started getting ready around noon,” senior Haley Liddell said. “Although prom was at 8, everyone in our group wanted to have a good time together while doing our makeup, hair, and putting on our dresses.”
For many seniors, the night is about more than the dance.
“Before prom, my mom and dad helped me get dressed with a tuxedo and I gave my date a corsage,” senior Zosh Shearer said. “Then, my date and I took pictures and ate dinner before the dance.”
At the dance itself, students enjoyed themselves alongside their friends and other members of the graduating class.
“Getting to spend the night with my friends and dressing up together was a great time,” senior Kelly Shi said. “I think it’s a memory that will stay with me.”
As the night went on, the excitement peaked with the crowning of Prom King (Emory Williams) and Queen (Taylor Clapp).
“It felt really good to win Prom King,” Williams said. “I can’t say I was expecting to hear my name be called, but it was super fun!”
With just one month left in the 2023-24 school year, the night also brought a twinge of sadness amidst the happiness for some seniors.
“Prom was really fun, but the whole day was kind of bittersweet in a way to me,” senior Sana Din said. “It was super fun having a last big celebration night with my friends, but sad in the sense that after this, it’s all going to be over really soon.”
