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Prom King, Queen

Prom King, Queen Prom King, Queen

Voted Wolf Point’s prom king and queen were Parker Swenson and Jewel Olson on Friday, March 19. Other queen candidates were Madison Stensland, Demi Kegley and Mikaya Smoker-Dewitt. Other king candidates were Sage Hutchinson, Zander Ackerman and Antone Manning.

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