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Wellsville Promenade
Wellsville High School students participated in the annual prom walk Saturday, April 19, 2008 through downtown Wellsville on the way to the prom dinner and dance at the high school. Fifty couples participated in the walk, showing off their dresses and suits. But before the glamorous occasion, students continued the tradition of what small-town high school students know best: cruise town.
Spectators, from left, Marian Braden, Virgil Braden, Sarah Reynolds, Randy Hendry, Brenda Braden and Adam Geyer watch Wellsville prom attendees cruise up and down Main Street in a variety of vehicles. The modes of transportation included sports cars, vintage vehicles and even a combine. The students arrived in the vehicles before the prom walk.
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