Turner County school's integrated prom a success

And even if they continue their separate one, at least it goes out in history: We did get one together. Just off I-75, a few exits and about 45 miles from Andersonville , where Confederate forces held Union prisoners during the Civil War, Turner County High School sits on a flat, shadeless lot. via The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

[Erica Harris]

My name is Erica Harris and I think that the prom was a waist of time. For the whites to have a prom the week before the school prom was rude and foul. I;m glad that the school did break away from the old tradition and have a united prom and have a great time and a good turn out. I wish Oprah could have made it!!!!!!!

[Tavio Harris]

Erica harris is my sister and she dont know what the f*** see be talin about it was not a waist of time. She just mad because noone would take her to the prom.

[KING HARRIS]

I'm about to set the record straight. This is the REAL Tavio Harris. And for whoever on the net slandering my name and my sisters...If I find out who you is...You got problems.

Holla

[Javier Landeros]

This is Javier Landeros senior class vice president and i am with the class of 2009 and there aren"t many people that are gonna attend the school prom because of the financial problems. But, as of right now it is on but there are hardly no one buying ticket so it might be on or it might be but off for the future classes. there are many of us that are willing to go but we can not afford it. Some of us can and some of us cant so what ever works out that best.