THE HEART OF IT ALL—The Class of 2025 board is ready to announce 2025’s Prom Highness, Prom King, and Prom Queen. Jasmine Gutier- rez (furthest to the left), Janely Gonzalez Reyes (inner left), Emily Gracian (center), Viviana Macias (inner right), and Mia Carnalla (furthest to the right) all put time and effort into making the senior prom one full of memories. The school year 2024-2025 has been eventful and memorable thanks to them.
THE HEART OF IT ALL—The Class of 2025 board is ready to announce 2025’s Prom Highness, Prom King, and Prom Queen. Jasmine Gutier- rez (furthest to the left), Janely Gonzalez Reyes (inner left), Emily Gracian (center), Viviana Macias (inner right), and Mia Carnalla (furthest to the right) all put time and effort into making the senior prom one full of memories. The school year 2024-2025 has been eventful and memorable thanks to them.
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May 30, 2025
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About the Contributor
Santiago Munoz
Santiago Munoz, Opinion Editor
Santiago Munoz is a junior at MACES and a first time journalist on the Wolfpack Times for the 2024-2025 school year. He hopes to make a difference in not only the Wolfpack Times, but as well as the school as a whole. Some things that peak his interests are watching the NFL and the NBA, listening to music, and playing video games with friends. He really appreciates a good time with friends and the feeling that those around him are having a good time as well. You will most likely see him among friends, doing homework, or working on his fantasy football team this year. He is excited for what is in store for the Wolfpack Times and what he can provide for it.