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Juniors: Get Out and Vote for This Year’s Prom Theme

Owen Sangiacomo
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Prom is now approaching and the student government of the Junior class needs help in deciding this year’s prom theme. Prom will be on April 23, 2022, hosted in a beautiful area of Mendocino College.

The three themes that you can vote for are: 

  • Starry Night
  • Roaring 20’s 
  • Paris: The City of Lights 

The voting ends on March 4, 2022, which is this upcoming Friday. Fill out the Google Form linked below to vote.

On the Google Form, the Junior class is trying to identify parents that would be willing to help out with prom. So please, if your parents could help out, put their information down. 

We are looking forward to this year’s prom so make sure that you vote before this Friday. Also, share this with any Juniors, you know who have not voted yet. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEf3EZyfYOirJIpgFJq2vzVBskEC_tAUY2W5THa6S8cgZuuw/viewform?usp=sf_link

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Owen Sangiacomo
Owen Sangiacomo
Owen Sangiacomo is a Junior at Ukiah High School who also attends a lot of Mendocino College Courses. Owen likes to play water polo, he works at the Summer Safari After School Program, and he is constantly learning new instruments. Owen aims to try to improved systems that are flawed and make our community a better place.

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