PHOTOS: Alberton High School prom
MONTE TURNER | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 4 months AGO
From left, Alberton 2024 Prom Royalty Ethan McDonald, prince; Anna Dao, princess; Brogan Hatcher, king; and Lacey Zimmerman, queen. The Royalty was decided by the students moments before the prom began. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
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This couple started the procession and then performed their duty as the sash, hat and crown presenter to the 2024 Alberton prom royalty.
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“This just might be the happiest moment of my life, so far!”
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Towards the end of the Grand March, prom goers were confident, but still cautious, making the transition to the dance floor.
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The Alberton School District is a big family. This year, the 8th Grade students were invited to the prom.
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“Only 2 more steps and I’ve made it!”
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The red-carpet attention at the Oscars paled in comparison to the kindness at the Alberton prom from students and family.
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Some prom dates were color coordinated, by chance, or planned?
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The arch on stage framed prom goers during their introduction.
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Long gowns were tricky when stepping from the stage to the floor.
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If your shoes became uncomfortable, just kick ‘em off!
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Everyone who attended the prom were introduced on stage before entering the dance floor.
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Students were prim, proper, polite and polished Saturday night in the Alberton School cafeteria for prom.
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Glam and glitter at the Alberton prom.
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Students cheer for the Alberton prom royalty and their peers on stage.
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Happy surprises happened all through the evening. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
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This couple started the procession and then performed their duty as the sash, hat and crown presenter to the 2024 Alberton prom royalty.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
“This just might be the happiest moment of my life, so far!”CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Towards the end of the Grand March, prom goers were confident, but still cautious, making the transition to the dance floor.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
The Alberton School District is a big family. This year, the 8th Grade students were invited to the prom.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
“Only 2 more steps and I’ve made it!”CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
The red-carpet attention at the Oscars paled in comparison to the kindness at the Alberton prom from students and family.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Some prom dates were color coordinated, by chance, or planned?CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
The arch on stage framed prom goers during their introduction.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Long gowns were tricky when stepping from the stage to the floor.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
If your shoes became uncomfortable, just kick ‘em off!CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS 29
Everyone who attended the prom were introduced on stage before entering the dance floor.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Students were prim, proper, polite and polished Saturday night in the Alberton School cafeteria for prom.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Glam and glitter at the Alberton prom.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Students cheer for the Alberton prom royalty and their peers on stage.CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
Happy surprises happened all through the evening. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)CLARKFORKVALLEYPRESS
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