Darlington’s Prom Promise offers view of drunk driving

Apr 16, 2015 10:00 AM

By Luke Chaffin - FF/S

Darlington students attended an interactive on campus presentation about the dangers of driving while under the influence. Prom Promise took participants through five scenarios including a crash scene, emergency room, jail, funeral and “drunk goggles” station.

Click here to read the April 16 Rome News-Tribune article about the Darlington's Prom Promise presentation.

Senior Destiny Sewell reads her own eulogy at a station at Darlington's Prom Promise. (Photo credit: Kristina Wilder / RN-T.com)

Senior Deputy Tony Boston talks to students from the "jail" during Darlington's Prom Promise. (Photo credit: Kristina Wilder / RN-T.com)

Gabriel Bird (left) and Carey Price, both volunteer nursing students, help out during the Darlington Prom Promise. Bird and Price acted as emergency room personnel dealing with a teenaged car crash victim. (Photo credit: Kristina Wilder / RN-T.com)

Emergency personnel show students how they would respond to the scene of a car crash as the "parents" arrive and are comforted. (Photo credit: Kristina Wilder / RN-T.com)

Ella Peek (left) and Brooks Busby pretend to be teens in a car crash on prom night during Darlington's Prom Promise event. (Photo credit: Kristina Wilder / RN-T.com)

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