Female students attending prom at a Detroit area school have been told if they are in violation of the school’s dress code policy – they will be given a clothing
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alternative. Not wanting rob these young ladies of memories created by this momentous occasion by sending them home, School Officials are offering the girls
what they call a “Modesty Poncho“.
Crisis averted.
Or is it? The girls feel this is a violation of their self expression. But rules are rules, I guess.
I know what these girls are going through…kind of. My freshman year in high school – I got into some trouble for wearing a t-shirt that had the Cheetos mascot, Chester Cheetah, on it. The issue was the word Cowabunga. The principal didn’t know what language it was or what it meant. I wasn’t given the “Modesty Poncho” option – I was sent straight home to change.
For the record “Cowabunga” originated as a greeting by Chief Thunderthud on the 50’s television series “The Howdy Doody Show”. The term was later adopted by surfers in the 60’s then used by Bart Simpson and the
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
So what did you wear that got you into trouble? What was it that violated a dress code? What happened?
