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.
People do have high expectations.
Naples High School junior class advisor Gabrielle Blavina expressed the same challenges with putting on the prom and had the same reflections on how the prom has changed through the years. Like Gulf Coast's Thornton, Blavina said it's hard to keep ticket prices affordable for students because they want their prom in a fancy hotel, but there are so few places with enough room. An estimated 500 students are expected at tonight's prom, she said. The costs vary, depending on the cost of the hotel and decorations and the amount offset by fundraisers. We are happy with the Naples Beach Club, but our classes continue to grow, which may become an issue.