I don't want to see anyone sitting down. Vickers watched as the stage was decorated to determine how the chafing dishes would be arranged. The table would feature an ice sculpture. Vicker's said, however, they were also serving bow-tie and angel hair pasta. Tom Deputy, who owns a local photography business, spent time making a Styrofoam and stucco rose-covered arch and walls for the studio he set up in the Panther Den.
Students raise a lot of funds for the affair, which is given at no cost for seniors.
He said in St. Augustine, schools charge more. A lot of larger schools also have proms at other locations. We have brought it back to the school. For the prom, PHS students can also reserve tables that have memory books and candles. All attendees are escorted by eight underclassmen, four boys and four girls, to their seats.