To help ensure a safe Prom experience, officials at Beaufort High School, Lady’s Island Fire Department, Beaufort Police Department and Beaufort County EMS put on a live demonstration illustrating what happens following a fatal car accident caused by a drunk driver. All the participants were BHS students. Photos by Bob Sofaly

PROM PROMISE

May 4, 2022

Education

A fatal accident involving a drunk driver was staged in the parking lot of Beaufort High School in advance of the school’s Prom as part of the Prom Promise to not drink and drive. Here a body (BHS student Carter May) is left out in the open for full dramatic effect for the students to see. Though leaving a body out in public view would never happen, it did give students something to think about. Photos by Bob Sofaly

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