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Fashion show promotes post-prom safety

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With the onset of spring and prom season, Long Beach High School continued its annual tradition of hosting the Morning Madness Fashion Show fundraiser, organized by the Parent Teacher Student Association. Students transformed the Lindell School auditorium stage into a runway that featured elegant and classic formal wear on March 9.

The event supports the 25th annual substance-free Morning Madness post-prom this June, which provides a safe and festive opportunity for seniors to enjoy the final hours of their prom night together at Dave and Busters of Westbury, with the prospect of earning raffle prizes.

Members of the high school’s National Honor Society assisted volunteers from the PTSA. DollFace Cosmetics and Bonnie Stern from Mary Kay helped create the ultimate level of glamour for the models, and Maria Perrone worked with students on choreography.

Students John and Sarah Whelan served as masters of ceremonies and announced each runway entrance. Students took the spotlight as couples and in groups, entertaining their audience with special effects, unique choreography and stunning attire. Gowns and tuxedos were provided courtesy of Sniders Formal Wear of Oceanside, Camille La Vie of Carle Place and the Dessy Group of New York City.