On March 6 around 50 students will be walking down the runway showing off the latest prom fashions.

The prom fashion show is set up by the junior class delegates, and juniors and seniors can participate. The cost is $5 a person and is meant to raise money for the prom, “Midnight Masquerade.” It starts at 7pm in the commons.

“It’s really the first big prom scare,” Junior class president Caleb Krenning said. “It really makes people realize that prom is in a month.”

To pick out dresses, girls are taken to local dress shops to find the perfect dress for them. After that, the other minor necessities are chosen. The shoes and jewelry are some of them.

“The students who are participating are very excited about it,” Junior class sponsor Rachel Bedsworth said. “They all know about it and are excited about being a part of it.”

Although there are lots of things to be excited about, there is also always the fear that something will go wrong. Those in charge have to make sure that everything goes well.

The night of the show, the dresses being modeled are described and told where they are from. This will give girls ideas for their own prom dresses and where they can go to get them. The show will have door prizes along with items auctioned off throughout the night.

“Everyone looks beautiful,” Krenning said. “They can just be themselves. It’s all about having fun and being goofy.”

The show had a good turnout last year, but is hoping for an even better one this year.

“I think it’s a good chance for a lot of the students to get together in a social gathering,” Bedsworth said.