Juniors attend Junior Prom with the theme of Happily Ever After

McKenna Ellis and Lizzie Salvato, Staff Writers|April 19, 2018

With the theme “Happily Ever After,” Junior Prom took place April 4 at the Destiny Community Center, The junior class officers planned a menu of grilled chicken with sun-dried tomato sauce, pasta with mixed veggies in a pesto alfredo sauce and a salad from Off the Vine Catering. A room full of games like corn hole, ping pong and basketball was available for use during the event.

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