“It’s at the country club, so it’s a really nice venue,” Mr. Danner, the senior class adviser, said. “It’s somewhere that not everyone will get to go to in their lives.”
But the fun does not stop at prom. The Executive Council also plans the class trip, which will be held at Six Flags New Jersey. Coach buses will bring the students to the park on May 18th for a day of thrills, relaxation, and camaraderie. Tickets will be on sale from April 18 until April 28 for $40 each. Since only four buses are reserved for the trip, ticket sales are available on a first come, first served basis. The amusement park offers attractions to satisfy the rollercoaster daredevil. Danner’s personal recommendations for the more daring seniors are the Kingda Ka and El Toro. But, there is a plethora of other options for the more timid thrill-seekers. In addition to rollercoasters, Six Flags also boosts less intense, but just as fun, rides like bumper cars, a Ferris Wheel, and go-kart racing. “If you don’t like roller coasters, there is the merry-go-round,” Jake Patterson, an Executive Council member, said. “That’s a classic.” Even though senior year seems to fly by, the Executive Council is giving students the opportunity to have a little bit of fun during the home stretch of the school year.
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