D'Amore said he remembers turning only one student away for wearing a crushed velvet suit and a tuxedo with leopard-skin lapels. Dancing is a hotter topic. But no one is banning it outright. Once again, we are counting on their good taste. If they wouldn't want their moms and dad's to see them grinding their pelvises, I would hope they wouldn't want us to see then doing that, either.
People have to know where to draw the line.
I won't really dance like that with my date. I might do it in a circle with my friends. Martin, from Barron Collier, laughed at the dancing controversy. It would be hard for me to do in my tux anyway. Barron Collier junior Laura Phillips said one of the biggest challenges was finding quality decorations that weren't too expensive, but not too cheesy, either.