Students celebrate ‘Night in Cancun’ at ASF Formal

On Saturday, the ASF Spring Formal, themed "A Night in Cancun," was held at the American Way Cultural Center in Anaheim. From 9 p.m. until 1 a.m., students were provided with a Mexican buffet, a selection of fruits and various non-alcoholic beverages. A live band, a pianist and a disc jockey spinning music for the dance floor, entertained approximately 200 guests. British international students Nicole Andlaw, Nadine Wright and Clare Graham prepare for their American singing debut at the karaoke stage. Senior Jeremy Gonzales, Carrie Joneson and junior Clint Steele stand by for support. / photo by Erica Paal
On Saturday, the ASF Spring Formal, themed “A Night in Cancun,” was held at the American Way Cultural Center in Anaheim. From 9 p.m. until 1 a.m., students were provided with a Mexican buffet, a selection of fruits and various non-alcoholic beverages. A live band, a pianist and a disc jockey spinning music for the dance floor, entertained approximately 200 guests. British international students Nicole Andlaw, Nadine Wright and Clare Graham prepare for their American singing debut at the karaoke stage. Senior Jeremy Gonzales, Carrie Joneson and junior Clint Steele stand by for support. / photo by Erica Paal
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