Laurel County students dance the afternoon away

By Tara Kaprowy
Staff Writer

Fri, May 16 2008

Amid floating balloons and festive lime green streamers, the students of Laurel County boogied down Friday at their prom.
The event was conducted at St. William Catholic Church.
About 100 students danced the afternoon away, after snacking on a deluxe spread.
Alex Bledsoe and Tiffany Black were named king and queen, with Black ecstatic about the honor.
“Thank you, thank you, thank you!” she cried.
Donald Rady was happy to be there, showing off his DJ skills when introducing songs from former James Bond movies.
“I’m practically the guest DJ,” he said while dipping Mollee Bundy during the song “Diamonds are Forever.”
Nathaniel McDowell likewise had a great time and particularly liked the dancing portion of the celebration.
“I like dancing with all the pretty girls,” he admitted.
Prom season continues this week.
North Laurel’s masquerade-themed celebration will kick off at 8 p.m. this Saturday.
South Laurel High School’s “Bright Lights, Big City” prom was held Saturday.

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Photos


Cody Taylor and Kelsey Hedrick dance to “Ice, Ice Baby.” Staff Writer


Bradley Mosley hams it up while dancing with Madison McCowan. Staff Writer


Cameron Lang and Jesse Pidgeon get down during Special Prom. Pidgeon said he wa having a great time. “I like the dancing and my partner,” he said. Staff Writer


Tiffany Black radiates happiness while dancing at Special Prom. Staff Writer


The group dances to the Electric Slide. Staff Writer


Juan Aguilar shows off his robotic moves. Staff Writer


Donald Rady dips Mollee Bundy at Special Prom. Rady acted as part-time DJ at the event, introducing all the James Bond songs. Staff Writer


Special Prom’s King and Queen Alex Bledsoe and Tiffany Black. Staff Writer


Nathaniel McDowell dances to the Electric Slide. McDowell said he had a great time at Special Prom. “It’s fun dancing with all the pretty girls,” he said. Staff Writer