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MHS junior prom will be Saturday on football field

Marcy CurtisbyMarcy Curtis
04/20/2022
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Manti High junior class officers Leah Arnoldson (left), Isaac Smith, Madison Worthington, Tate Wayman and Karalee Ward have been planning the junior prom for several months. The event is Saturday.

      MANTI—The Manti High School football field will be transformed into a dance floor Saturday when the Class of 2023 hold its junior prom.

      The theme is “A Night at the Harbor.” The promenade begins at 7 p.m. Following photos and mingling, students will move to the Social Hall above Roy’s Pizza in Ephraim for their dance.

      The junior class has 179 juniors who will be decked out in tuxes and gowns for the evening.

      Bethanne Chidester, advisor to the prom, said that the class officers have pretty much taken responsibility for planning the event.

                “They have been very organized and willing to plan out all the details,” she said.

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