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Lights, Camera, Fashion
For one night, several seniors and faculty mem­ bers were given the chance to be stars as they sauntered down the runway of the 1998 Fashion Show. Sponsored by the Parent’s Club, the eve­ ning was filled with music and dancers as well as scenes from Phantom of the Opera and Ti­ tanic. Mrs. Sandy Walker and Mrs. Mary Bar- bano made the plans for this evening full of smiles. They made sure every detail was taken care of during the many hours of practice with the seniors. Students from various grades vol­ unteered to wait tables and pass out coffee and desserts to those in attendance. This year’s DJs, Michael Cauchon and Michael Penny, filled the evening with all kinds of music from Madonna to Richie Valenz. Such companies as Aeropostal, Gantos and Structure provided clothing. Some of the students elegantly modeled wedding gowns and tuxedos while others displayed win­
ter wardrobes and prom dresses. The entire evening made both parents and students feel proud of themselves. We can’t wait for next year!
By: Allison Marrero and Mario Nicolleti-Watson
Beautiful, blushing brides-to-be. Erin Mclnerney and Kerstin von Loc- quenghien striking a pose after mak­ ing their debut on the runway.
154 Seniors
Brother Michael displays the latest fashion in his black clerical garb, while showing his support at the Fashion Show.