Buckeye Career Center names prom court

The BCC prom was held Saturday, April 11, in the Buckeye Career Center cafeteria

Seated, from left: Bailey Winkhart, Kylee Jones, Lilyana Shepler, Robbie Jones, Cameron Gump and Miriah Harvey. Standing, from left: Lukas Jones, Bronsen Owens, Nicholas Weed, Robbie Jones, Dalton Edie and Aaden Featheringham.

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Published April 20, 2026 - 9:24 a.m.

Buckeye Career Center has crowned its 2026 prom court.

The BCC prom was held Saturday, April 11, in the Buckeye Career Center cafeteria. The theme was “Enchanted Forest.” The event was planned by marketing secretary Mackenzie Fahner and Floral Design and Greenhouse Management instructor Michele Elliott.

Prom queen was Emma Brown, graphic arts, Carrollton, and prom king was Robbie Jones, graphic arts, Indian Valley.

Other senior court members were Bailey Winkhart, teaching professions, Tusky Valley; Miriah Harvey, career-based intervention, Garaway; Lukas Jones, construction, Tusky Valley; and Aaden Featheringham, auto collision, Garaway.

Princess was Lilyana Shepler, cosmetology, Strasburg, and prince was Nicholas Weed, law enforcement, New Philadelphia.

Other junior court members were Cameron Gump, dental assisting, Strasburg; Kylee Jones, floral design, Garaway; Dalton Edie, energy operations, Conotton Valley; and Bronsen Owens, masonry, Garaway.

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