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Julionna Skinner, Staff Writer
Solids or prints; short or long; fitted or poofy; strapless or v-neck, expensive or inexpensive: So many choices and yet some girls have already found what they’re looking for in a prom dress. Whether it’s online or in the store window, dresses have already been purchased for prom, which is scheduled for May 8th, 2010.
The local shop downtown provides a selection that have satisfied some. Sophomore Savannah Schiller said, “I got a short fuschia dress with a halter that crosses in the back from Lasting Memories for $110.”
“I got mine downtown for $140,” senior Devyn Hardy added.
“It took me two days to find my dress,” said junior Shannon Ireland. “I purchased a pink and poofy one at Lasting Memories for $315.”
Girls also took the time to go out of town to find their dress. “I spent two hours looking for mine and purchased it for $538 in Spearfish,” senior Morgan Pearson said.
Junior Angela Christensen added, “I went with a fitted dark blue dress at Kathleen’s in South Dakota for $305.”
Others have taken the time to search online for their dresses or simply borrowed a dress. “My dress is purple with a little bit of poof at the bottom,” junior Amber Gangestad said. “I looked for awhile before deciding to order it on the internet.”
Junior Liz Anderson added, “I got an orange strapless dress online.”
“I borrowed a green dress from a family friend,” junior Bailey Wenz said.
Many girls are prepared for this special event, ready to go with their dress. The date is approaching and prom will be here before we know it.
