More than a hundred years ago, you wouldn’t have had enough clothing to designate certain dresses for special occasions.
Moving into the 1910s and ’20s, we started to see major upward mobility.
You could now have specialized clothing for different occasions, including parties. Middleclass women could consume, the economy was great. With more readymade clothing, fashion production became easier and cheaper. Love to see the hillbilly boys wearing cowboy boots, blueish tuxedos, mullets and the hipsters with their russian/taliban beards.
I have seen the pictures from the kid’s proms and it looks like the majority of the girls need a little guidance from a grown up.
So girls can get out of control. Needless to say, see our full terms of use here. Our goal with article comments is to provide a space for civil, informative and constructive conversations. While insulting to others, hateful, off pic or reckless to the community, we reserve the right to remove any comment we deem to be defamatory. Please be respectful of other commenters and identical viewpoints, as you comment. Nobody may leave in the course of the banquet/dance events without prior permission from parents/guardians received by April Parents may request a phone call if their student leaves the prom.
All students attending prom must stay until the event ends at midnight. I suppose it should have been politically correct to require a photo of the abovementioned but how revealing can a tuxedo be? I reiterate -if they break rules they suffer consequences.kids now days have no consequences for their actions!! Matching tennis shoes with her date was the thing to do, when a mate went to prom last year. Well said and exactly what I was thinking! What’s wrong with tennis shoes.maybe need to be comfortable and able to dance.that’s ridiculous! Eventually, could get parents involved.oh wait that means a parent would actually have to take responsibility.we all know that doesn’t always happen! The actual question is. Why exactly is this in the news?
Must we be thankful that communities may choose to uphold local values rather than the values of people living hundreds of miles away? Are we supposed to be shocked that a school in small wn USA has a prom dress code enforcement that may differ from one in Minneapolis? Principal Tim Roggenbuck commented that if a student arrives at school in ripped jeans, he uses duct tape to cover the rips. Osakis Public Schools also have a school dress code, that includes no ripped jeans. Thanks for failing movie trivia night. Then the private dance was held outside the boundary of the town. Then, cause they had to have for a while because being since the city board saying no dancing was allowed. Did you watch the movie? It’s a formal event.