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Central seniors strut their stuff
PTSA holds annual fundraising fashion show
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Senior models, from left, Amanda Ruisi, Alexandria D'Aleo, Samantha Belnavis, Aria Townsend and Chelsea Starna in the dressing room before the start of the show.
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Cassandra Buckhout, Luke Demas and Christopher Coen perform with the Central High School Jazz Ensemble before the start of the fashion show.
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Chris Roberts and Deborah Jimenez.
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TWo Dozen Valley Stream Central seniors models tuxedos and dresses.
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Rebecca Nunez was one of two dozen senior models.
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Clifton McDowell, left, helps Matthew Munroe with his wardrobe prior to the start of last Thursday evening’s fashion show at the Coral House in Baldwin.
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Senior Amy Singh walks down the runway.
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Addison Augustin and Nicole Scher head down the runway together during the annual fundraiser fashion show for the Central/Memorial PTSA.
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Christopher Coen walks down the runway.
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Amanda Ruisi models a gown from Estelle's Dressy Dresses of Farmingdale.
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Chris Roberts, right, helps Korde Inniss get ready back stage before the start of the fashion show.
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Central High School seniors Jonathan Ramlall and Marcelle Littledawes walked down the runway during the annual fashion show at the Coral House, a fundraiser for the Central/Memorial PTSA.
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Two dozen Central High School students hit the runway last Thursday night for the Central/Memorial PTSA’s annual fashion show fundraiser.
The event was held at the Coral House in Baldwin. Money raised will be used toward scholarships for graduating seniors and PTSA-funded programs throughout the year.
The senior boys were dressed by Di Re Formal Wear of Franklin Square. Girls’ wardrobes came from Estelle’s Dressy Dresses of Farmingdale.
Senior Matt Munroe noted all the people taking pictures as he strutted down the runway. “Honestly, I felt like a star,” he said. “It was a nice experience. I enjoyed myself.”
Addison Augustin said the seniors just had fun being themselves. “The experience was fun just posing,” he said.
The fashion show was organized by event coordinator Annette Gray. The Central High School jazz ensemble and Memorial Junior High Tri-M orchestra performed as the models prepared for their walk before more than 100 audience members.
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