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Snowcoming Dance Set for Saturday

Kyra Nason, Writer • February 7, 2025

Kyra Nason

MCHS will host its second annual Snowcoming semi-formal dance for students in the FEMA Room on Saturday night.

“This is a new tradition we plan to have for many years to come,” said Claire Sampson, Student Senate President.

The dance offers great music, fun, and friendships. There will be a DJ coming in from Cedar Falls.

“It’s expensive. So we hope it’s good,” said adviser Laura Grommesh.

Grommesh also said it would be a casual dance, “Not as intensive as Homecoming.”

Organizers say they are looking forward to seeing students having a good time.

“It is just a chance to do something fun that will increase school spirit,” said Sampson.

Tickets are sold at the door for $10 and cash only. Doors open 8-11.

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Kyra Nason, Writer

Kyra Nason is a sophomore at MCHS. Born in Hawaii but raised in Iowa. She came to Mason City in the fourth grade and has been here ever since. She has a few hobbies, like listening to music, baking, landscape photography, and softball. Kyra is taking a journalism class because she wants to learn more about what’s going on in the school and with the world. “I don’t watch or read the news often so I really don’t know what is going on with the world or school. I hope taking this class will educate me more about the people of this world and the types of events that happen in this school.” She also thinks journalism is going to be a very interesting class that will help her get out of her comfort zone and get along with more students. Kyra’s goal is to start taking NIACC classes next year to study nursing and she also wants to graduate as soon as possible. She is interested in being in the healthcare field later on in life.