Photo Story: WPreA

By Molly Miller, Zac Russell, and Molly Scott

February 25, 2025

SM East students involved in StuCo help set up the WPA sweetheart dance the morning of the event.

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Senior Isabel Baldassaro picks her boutonniere order up from the library. The flowers were designed by Branches and Twigs, a company owned by East parent Andrea Deschaine. Photo by Molly Miller
Sophomore Veda Walsh traces over the word Valentine with window markers in the hallway for the sweetheart dance. Photo by Molly Scott
Freshman Libby Morris ties a string through a group of letters that spells “valentines.” She was assigned to decorate the hallway. Photo by Zac Russell
Senior Maggie Condon writes, “will you go to sweetheart with me?” near the entrance to the dance. Photo by Molly Miller

About the Contributors

Molly Miller, Print Photo Editor

Entering into her fourth and final year, senior Molly Miller is ecstatic to be a Head Print Photo Editor for the Harbinger. When she’s not editing in Photoshop in the backroom, Molly is hanging out with friends, cleaning her room, or going for a walk around Prairie Village listening to Zach Bryan or Megan Moroney.

Zac Russell, Promotion Manager

Entering his second year on the Harbinger staff, junior Zac Russell is fired up to be a part of this awesome team as a photo mentor. When Zac isn’t procrastinating his Harbinger homework or dashing around town to take photos, you can find him conducting shenanigans with his friends, ordering in the nearest Chipotle line, or jamming out to Morgan Wallen! Zac can’t wait to learn many new ways to capture the best photos and be a part of this awesome staff!

Molly Scott, Photo Mentor

Starting her third year on staff, junior Molly Scott is thrilled to be a Photo Mentor. When Molly isn’t helping the younger photographers on staff, you can find her in the library grinding on a gallery that’s due the next day. Molly spends the free time she has on Cava and Chipotle runs, when she should probably be working on assignments for Harbinger. When Harbinger gets too overwhelming — which is every day — Molly often goes home and takes a three-hour nap to forget about all of her school problems.

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