Alverno High School Juniors and Seniors Enjoy An Evening Aboard The Queen Mary
On Friday, April 15 the juniors and seniors of Alverno High School, along with their dates, enjoyed a Gatsby themed evening aboard The Queen Mary in Long Beach.
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The annual Prom, hosted by the Class of 2017 for the Class of 2016, was beautifully planned and included both a private room and private deck for all of the guests to enjoy. Each table was decorated with beautiful centerpieces and 1920s décor that included a souvenir glitter glass keepsake for each attendee.
After enjoying a delicious dinner, the evening commenced with the announcement of Alverno’s Prom Court. In the weeks leading up to the Prom, the Class of 2016 voted for the members of their class who they would like to represent them on the Court. The announcement of the Court was made in late March and the Queen was announced at the Prom on Friday evening. The Prom Court included princesses Kimberly Ganivet, Samantha Glassick, Ciara Madigan, Jackie Quintero, Danielle Ramirez, Camryn Selayandia, and Queen Caitlyn Delgadillo.
Following the Court announcement, the Junior State Governor, Rose Ares, toasted the Class of 2016 before opening the dance floor for the remainder of the evening.
“The Prom is really a gift from the Juniors to the Seniors,” said Junior State Governor Rose Ares. “The Seniors have been great friends to us over the years and have helped us to make so many wonderful and lasting memories. It was a privilege to be able to throw them such a beautiful Prom for their last dance at Alverno.”
About Alverno High School
Alverno High School is an independent, progressive, Catholic, college preparatory school for young women dedicated to preparing them to function in a society as informed, knowledgeable persons, who have the requisite skills to make and implement mature decisions about complex problems. Enlivened by the spirit of its Immaculate Heart Community sponsors, and mindful of the Franciscan roots of its founders, Alverno’s program—academic, spiritual, aesthetic, social, and physical—is shaped by the staff, trustees, and students in light of the world for which the students are being educated. Alverno’s mission is to empower each young woman to be exactly the person she wants to be and since 1960, Alverno has empowered more than 4,200 women to meet that goal. For more information about Alverno High School, please call (626) 355-3463 or visit www.alverno-hs.org.
