High school Senior takes a important person to his prom: his 92-year-old great-grandmother
By Mike-Ross
Prom is one of those special memories that many high school students look forward to the moment they step foot on campus as freshmen. But for various reasons, some never make it to their senior prom.
Dakota Wollan, a senior at Watford City High School in Watford City, North Dakota, had no plans to go to his prom. While there were people in his class he could ask, there was no one he really wanted to.
But then his father gave him a bright idea.
Dakota asked his great-grandmother.
The high school senior liked the idea and decided to come up with a proposal for his 92-year-old great-grandmother.
“I have this old truck she gave me, it’s a 1985 ford she handed down to me and I got it running again. So, I took that truck and made a sign,” he told KFYR.
Despite asking a family member, he said he was still “pretty nervous.”
But it turned out he had nothing to be nervous about because Madeline Miller was thrilled.
“I had never been to prom before,” she said.
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“I was just wondering why he would want a 92-year-old going to prom with him when there are so many young girls in the school,” Madeline said.
Age made no difference to Dakota because he said had it not been for his great-grandmother he wouldn’t have attended his last prom, and his great-grandmother wouldn’t have had the chance to attend her first.
The two were a hit at the Watford City High School senior prom.
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“We walked out on the floor, and everyone just went wild,” Dakota said.
Madeline said her favorite parts of the dance were “walking beside my great grandson, listening to this music as we walked and people clapping and hollering.”
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