April Showers Bring Prom Flowers

5/4/2022

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

The weather could not have been any better on April 29 for Greenwood’s Spring Senior Formal. Despite the bursts of cold weather that plagued April, last Friday saw fair temperatures and sunny skies. A total of 165 Greenwood students attended the Formal.

The Social Affairs Committee executives Charlotte Wood ‘22 and Cassie Karleff ‘22 worked hard with Greenwood staff to put together the decorations and plan the evening. Sophie Fell ‘22 assisted with the formal’s promotion through the advertising class. In the end, it was a team effort as various Grade 12s came together on Friday to put the finishing touches to the event. Students had a great time dancing the night away. (Rumour has it that a certain Grizzly made a guest appearance on the dance floor). Take a look at the fun times our senior students had last Friday!

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From left to right: Cassie Karleff '22, Joe Bolton '22, Zoe Caldwell '22, Ryan Alexander '22 and Kristina Désormeaux '22.

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From left to right: Ryan Wolfe-Sandy '23, Nathan Barry '23, Gil Carter '23, Sasha Carter '23 and Josh Di Girolamo '23.
From left to right: Rhiannon O'Brien '23, Hannah Chong '23, Evy Ireland '23, Rileigh Lewitt '23, Emma Parker '23, Phoebe Starnino '23 and Sara Hodges '23.
Bjorn Farah '23 (left) and Constantine Kryoglou '23 (right).
Jonathan Vanderwood '23 (left) and Sam Katz '23 (right).
Erin Stewart '22 (left) and Mak Lacy '22 (right).
Daniel Bender '23 (left) and Seamus McKeag '23 (right).
Sydney Peel '23 (left) and Adam Willock '23 (right).
From left to right: Genevieve Posehn '23, Angelica Posehn '23, Izzy Griffis '23, Lila Offman '23, Sara Labidi '23, Jordy Dankoff '23, Ruby McEvily '23 and Gigi Vrijmoeth '23.
Back row from left to right: Calvin Warrillow '23, Aleks Kurvits '23, Chas Mueller '23, Kyle Setterington '23, Miles Brown '23, David Stanley '23, Adam Willock '23, Daniel Bender '23, Kyle Wormsbecher '23, Oliver Popper '23 and Atticus Kimsa '23 Front row from left to right: Seamus McKeag '23, Curtis Borthwick '23, Carson Davis '23, Matthew Moskovitch '23, Cameron Somerville '23 and Sam Katz '23
From left to right: Amy Maisel '23, Frankie Kerr '23, Phoebe Starnino '23, Ellie Deegan '23, Libby Gangbar '23, Hannah Chong '23, Emma Parker , Sydney Peel '23, Rhiannon O'Brien '23, Ainsley Kane '23 and Rileigh Lewitt '23.
From left to right: Pippa Bridges '22, Cate Scott '22 and Sasha Loubert '22.
From left to right: Cassie Karleff '22, Joe Bolton '22, Zoe Caldwell '22, Ryan Alexander '22 and Kristina Désormeaux '22.
From left to right: Chas Mueller '23, Adam Willock '23, Carson Davis '23, Aleks Kurvits '23, Cameron Somerville '23, Mr. Sargento and Kyle Setterington '23.
From left to right: Kyle Setterington '23, Aleks Kurvits '23, Carson Davis '23, Adam Willock 23, Cameron Somerville '23, Ms. Joannou, Ms. Girvan and Mr. Bryant.
From left to right: Jessie Cardinal '22, Maurya Shah '22, Colette Pitts '22 and Megan Gives '22.
From left to right: David Lawee '22, Will Bates '22, Tessa Palmert '22, Maurya Shah '22, Charlie Batori '22, Colette Pitts '22, Megan Gives '22, Daniel Pike '22 and Jessie Cardinal '22.
In the back from left to right: Will Bates '22, Daniel Pike '22, Colette Pitts '22, Charlie Batori '22, Megan Gives '22, Kristina Désormeaux '22, Cassie Karleff '22, Jenny Dutton '22 and Sam Collibee '22. In front: Stella Viljoen '22 (left) and Grace MacLauchlan '22 (right).
Ms. Della Mora, Mr. Jennings and Mr. Bryant (left to right) put on their best 'Blue Steel' gaze.
Being a chaperone is fun! Just ask Ms. Della Mora, Mr. Jennings and Mr. Bryant (left to right).

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