Students share their thoughts about the harvest dance and their experiences.
By: Lyla Schelich & Acacia Eppling
The ‘23 Harvest Dance, whose theme was Moonlight, which was held at Mt.Whitney, was exciting for students here at Redwood. Rangers share what they did, who they went with, and how they enjoyed it.
Midnight Espinoza ‘25, says, “I went with a group of friends, we sat at the tables and danced. I actually made some new friends.”
Students from different schools had a blast once they all came together. Students went with friends, enjoyed dancing, and even made new friends.
“I went with my friend…I danced, it was awesome because I was with my friends and that’s what made it memorable,” says Justin Zialcita ‘27
Hope Murapa/Gigantea
Students from Redwood had an amazing time at the dance. Spending the night with friends, dancing, and being surrounded by a thrilling atmosphere made the night truly memorable for students. It’s nice to hear how much fun Rangers had at the event.
Jelina Saephan, ‘24, “It’s coming straight at me and I’m so sad. I’m probably never going to see these people again, so I’m kind of glad but I had a good time.”
For seniors this is their last harvest, it can be an emotional yet fun time. While it was sad that it was coming to an end and seniors wouldn’t see those people again, she also had a good time. But at least the memories will last.
The students from Redwood High School and other high schools had an amazing time at the dance. Dancing, and being surrounded by friends made the night truly memorable. It’s awesome to know how much fun they had at the event.
“I danced with a random guy at the end, that was memorable,” says Leah Freeman ‘25.
Acacia Eppling
Acacia Eppling is a author for the clubs and lifestyles section but in her spare time she likes to skate and listen to r&b music
Lyla Schelich
Lyla Schelich is a writer for clubs and lifestyles. On her free time she loves roller skating with her friends. She loves to listen to Lana Del Rey.
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