At WHS, students tend to make more of asking and answering dates to dances than enjoying the dance itself. Students have been pulled over by a policemen with a citation to go to the dance witha certain person, houses have been toilet papered with a dance request attached, and some have put stars on bedroom ceilings that spell out the name of the person asking someone to a dance. Each dance request is done in fun, and the more creative the idea, the more memorable the dance is. One idea that is being used is giving a fish to the unsuspecting date with a note attached that reads “Out of all the fish in the sea, I chose you to go to the dance with me.” A twist to the overused idea of trashing a room is to flip everything in the room over and say, “I would flip if you would go to the dance with me.” However, a real date would at least offer to help clean the room after they receive the desired answer. Bryce Richardson’s unique idea was giving his date lettuce with a string of licorice all over it like a brain, (7 The note reads, “Lettuce dance our brains out!” WE Junction” ‘. Darin Humphreys made a fake radio for his date and said, “Ifyou go to the dance with me, it would be A music to my ears.” Then there is Tanner Anderson’s suggestion as he gave his date a plant with a diaper and a note saying, “T would wet my plants if you went to the dance with Erica Allen received a Christmas present and the card with the gift read, “All l want for Christmas is you and you to go to the Christmas dance with me.” Amber Chatelain had to pop balloons which were filled with shaving cream and confetti to find an invitation asking her to a dance. However, many Warriors have found a simple, | Even though t jthey travel to a they find their creative way to ask someone to a dance, and that is a phone call. The stress is gone and the answer comes much sooner. | _ “< MW a top (left t Aher. Matt Ba e *