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Bainville High School Students Celebrate 2023 Prom

Bainville High School Students Celebrate 2023 Prom Bainville High School Students Celebrate 2023 Prom

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Gwen Norton and Ayden Knudsen were seleted prom queen and king in Bainville. Voted princess and prince were Kendra Romo and Carter Winn.

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