Prom Fever Is In the Air

  • Jessica Attlesey and Robert Burns looked like a couple of young Hollywood stars strolling down the red carpet at the 2011 Prom Fashion Show.

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    Jessica Attlesey and Robert Burns looked like a couple of young Hollywood stars strolling down the red carpet at the 2011 Prom Fashion Show.

  • (Clockwise, from top) Ariel Hagelstein showed off her energetic style, Katie Andrews waved to the crowd, Max Arteaga nailed the essence of elegance in his classic tuxedo while Ellie Jones demonstrated sparkling, fashionista moves.

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    (Clockwise, from top) Ariel Hagelstein showed off her energetic style, Katie Andrews waved to the crowd, Max Arteaga nailed the essence of elegance in his classic tuxedo while Ellie Jones demonstrated sparkling, fashionista moves.

  • Braxton Jens, Alejandro Rodriguez and Joshua Smith were strutting in style at the prom fashion show.

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    Braxton Jens, Alejandro Rodriguez and Joshua Smith were strutting in style at the prom fashion show.

  • Princess Charlie Pivetti looked regal in rose chiffon with metallic embroidery.

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    Princess Charlie Pivetti looked regal in rose chiffon with metallic embroidery.

  • Danielle Culver and Braxton Jens showed off their satin and chiffon for the May 6, 2011 prom. Tickets are $75 and can be purchased next week at Frazier Mountain High School.

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    Danielle Culver and Braxton Jens showed off their satin and chiffon for the May 6, 2011 prom. Tickets are $75 and can be purchased next week at Frazier Mountain High School.

By Sara Woerter

That was probably the best prom fashion show I’ve ever seen, because the setup was amazing,” said student Josh Arreola. May 6 is the big day, but on April 15 the Frazier Mountain High School prom fashion show previewed the splendor ahead.

The “Masquerade” prom is to be held at the Sheraton Universal in Los Angeles. To give a hint of what it will be like, FMHS Junior Class Associated Student Body officers transformed the gym into a perfect setting with elegant decorations and a stage.

“Prom is going to be awesome this year and we hope everyone goes because the junior class has worked really hard.” said Junior Jessica Albadawi.

The prom is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Tickets are $75, which includes the DJ, hors d’oeuvres, desserts and a souvenir.

About 20 students participated in the fashion show. The Junior Class ASB appreciates the help of David’s Bridals and Men’s Warehouse. Dragonfly’s Garden supplied boutonnieres and corsages for king and queen nominees, plus a gift of beautiful daisies for students (while supplies lasted) along with a coupon for 10 percent-off on all prom orders.

This is part of the April 22, 2011 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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