Those attending the Gulf Coast High School prom must arrive by 8 p.m., in time for dinner. They must also have a student ID and have their name on a list of students who bought tickets. Limousines are more standard than in generations past, but students are finding even more unique modes of transportation. A group from Gulf Coast High School plans to rent out one of the Naples Trolleys to take them to the prom. I can't wait to put those bowling shoes on.
Parties are so stupid.
Barron Collier junior Jeremy Martin said he's revolting against the idea of getting limousine. Everyone does that. Instead, he's borrowing his parents' friend's Jaguar. As might be expected, Collier County's prom weekend stirs up the current debate about how students dress and dance today. Thornton and other class advisors said dress and dance style are less a problem at prom than at homecoming, because students tend to act their best when they are dressed their best.