Published May 09. 2025 01:29PM
There was excitement in the air at Bethlehem’s SteelStacks May 3 as Parkland High School held its annual prom in the facility.
Hundreds of Parkland students wore their finest suits, gowns and sometimes alternate clothing to celebrate the evening together.
The doors opened 7 p.m. and the building quickly filled with eager revelers looking forward to a fun-filled evening with their best friends and fellow Parkland High School friends.
Food was available, but the biggest attraction was the dance floor which immediately filled with dancing, jumping and happy students.
Though the music was deafening, it made little difference to the hundreds of the dancers on the floor.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDParkland High School student Alexandria Rollerson signs in with Class of 2025 Adviser Kylee Laab at the Parkland Prom held May 3 at Bethlehem’s SteelStacks.
Parkland High School friends Mahi Patel and Ayza Qureshi arrived in style to enjoy the prom at SteelStacks.
Buds Eli Russ, Leo Kern and Jack Habash, attending the Parkland High School Prom, stand in front of the former Bethlehem Steel Works at SteelStacks in Bethlehem.
Angie Dallucci and John Brubacher stand in front of the old Bethlehem Steel Mill during the Parkland High School Prom.
Parkland High School students Joseph Surety and Emma Cressman are enjoying time together at the Parkland Prom. See additional photos in next week’s edition of The Press.
Big smiles abound as Sydney Sensinger, Cora Skapritz, Anna Sensinger and Laney Lewis share time together at the Parkland High School Prom.
PRESS PHOTO BY LOU WHEELANDParkland High School students Ava Brunnabend and Reid Andrush are crowned 2025 Prom Queen and King by Parkland Assistant Principal Maggie Drake at the prom held at SteelStacks. Additional photos appear on Page A2.
