Formal Proposals

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Kaelee Keesee
Managing Editor
Nicole Craig asked Jacob Marnin to Winter Formal using a
football. Photo Courtesy of Nicole.
           In the world of high school, there are few things that one looks forward to more than dances. And while there are many reasons one looks forward to said dances, a big part is the excitement of being asked.
            Another exciting part is the asking. Winter formal is coming up within the next couple weeks which means proposals are in full swing. Among the many newly arranged dates for the winter dance is senior Nicole Craig who asked her date senior Jacob Marnin.
            “[I was] so nervous, I was shaking!” said Craig about asking Marnin. Craig asked Marnin in the guidance office on Friday morning. She threw him a football as he walked in the door that said, “Will you tackle formal with me?” with the words “Touchdown” and “Offsides” instead of “yes” and “no.”
            “My cheer squad and my mom helped me come up with the idea on the bus coming home from the wrestling meet Thursday night,” said Craig.
            If you’re looking for clever or cute ideas on ways to ask your date, there are many sources you could use including pinterest.com and twitter.com.

            Winter formal is just around the corner on January 31 so if you haven’t asked your date yet, start thinking of ideas!

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