Lake
Forest High School Prom 2010
will be held on:
May 22, 2010
Marriott Chicago Downtown
Magnificent Mile
Grand Ballroom
540 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Students were required to take the coach
bus to and from the Prom.
By now, all juniors and seniors should have received their Prom invitations in the mail! Prom tickets will be sold on April 20, 21, 22, 2010 in the student commons area during all lunch periods.
Only LFHS juniors and seniors may purchase tickets; underclassmen may attend prom if invited by an upperclassmen. Singles are encouraged to attend. Please carefully review the table request form (see column right) for all other details.
Prom tickets cost $85 per person. Cash and checks will be accepted. Checks should be made payable to “LFHS Prom.” Please be sure to bring in your completed table request form along with your payment for everyone at your table. At the time of ticket purchase, every attendee will receive a souvenir t-shirt.
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Behind the Scenes
Prom Parade (coming soon)
More info...
LFHS students began taking coach buses downtown in early 1980’s. Getting
students on the buses has turned into an "event" in
past 10 years (around 1998), including some of the following:
- • An actual red carpet was put down in 2005
• shelter prom-goers with umbrellas in case of rain
• There are different themes each year, decorated
accordingly from LFHS front doors to the actual venue
• Nearly 800 students attend the prom
and parents, community members, faculty and families all
watch the prom promenade from bleachers which are set up
on the front lawn
• Prom has been covered by local television station;
we also now make a DVD available for purchase for students
Project Safe Prom, introduced in 2002, focuses on raising
funds to support the use of bus transportation to and from
Prom. Not only current Lake Forest parents, but
also alumni parents and community members, have demonstrated
an impressive commitment to keeping our students safe. Additionally,
students from the junior class raise funds for this purpose. Our "red
carpet parade" is an even greater source of pride because
it is connected to a larger tradition of valuing our students
and appreciating our community.
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