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PROM 2011
The 2011
Prom
Issue
features
4......................Hot Spot
Angie’s
6......................Hot Spot
Puttin’ on the Glitz
4......................Hot Spot
Frock
8..................What’s Hot
9...............Bargain Bag
12..........Cover Models
13............School Newz
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Cover Look
Everything about this
dress from Angie’s Fash-
ion in Ridgeland screams
elegance including Adri-
enne. This silky blue
taffeta is stunning with
loads of detail. The one
shoulder rhinestone
crusted strap holds ev-
erything in place while
the criss-cross bodice
nips in your waist . Even
with the long, ruffled train,
the knee length hem
in the front makes this
gown great for dancing.
The keyhole detail in the
small of your back leaves
a little surprise when
you’re walking away.
Prom Nite!!!!!
publisher Is there ANY more exciting two words in the English lan-
Metro Teen Magazine guage as exciting as those two? OK, maybe there are a few...
editorial
graduation day.....wedding day....mocha latte (I’m ready for some
Executive Editor caffeine obviously). Anyway, you know what I mean. Your Prom
Amy Braud-Wallace is one of the most special nights of your high school life. Seri-
ously, entire movies have been written about it.
photography
Amy Braud-Wallace And let’s face it, we talked about it in last year’s Prom is-
Gregg Wallace
sue, it really is ALL ABOUT THE DRESS. And this years gowns
advertising are far and away some of the most beautiful dresses I’ve ever
Kenta Hamilton seen. And just about anything goes now. Back in my day,
almost before they had electricity. OK, not quite., but I DO re-
website member the night MTV STARTED! So, let’s just say a long time
Gregg Wallace ago, our choices were limited. Everyone wore long gowns,
usually taffeta, some with actual hoop skirts, most with hid-
general information eous bows and ruffles, that crinkled and swooshed when we
Metro Teen accepts no responsibility for unso-
licited materials and in general does not return
walked. Dancing was totally out of the question. My Jr. Prom
them to sender. Manuscripts and photographs dress was so round I swayed like a balloon in the Macy’s
submitted for publication are welcomed by
Metro Teen, but no responsibility can be taken Thanksgiving Day parade - think the giant Snoopy balloon,
for them while in transit or in the office of publi- and you’ll get the picture.
cation. All editorial and advertising information
is taken from sources considered to be author-
ities, but the publication cannot guarantee their Now, prom dresses range from the puffy princess gowns
accuracy. No material in the Metro Teen may
be reproduced in any form without the written to sleek, beaded and sexy to short and flirty. Some of the new
consent of the publisher. The editorial opinions
expressed within do not necessarily reflect
short, cupcake dresses are too cute and just made for a night
those of the advertisers, advisory board, staff of dancing. Before you hit the stores, check out our fashion
members or publisher. Metro Teen is pub-
spreads in this issue. We’ve tried to show gowns in all styles
lished quarterly.
and in a variety of price points. I’ve seen gowns that run as
address much as $600 and some that you can pick up for under $100
5257 Meadow Oaks Park Drive, - and all of them just as beautiful as the last. Remember, at
Jackson, MS 39211
night’s end, the price of your gown won’t really matter, but the
Phone: (601)366-1010 memories of the fun you had in that gown will be priceless.
E-Mail: amy@metroteenmagazine.
com Enjoy the
Website issue and have
www.metroteenmagazine.com a fantastic
prom nite,
Amy
Hot Spot
matter what you’re looking for.
For Prom, owner Angie Pul-
liam has hand pick some of
the most gorgeous dresses in
A Ridgeland institution for luscious colors from the palest
years, Angie’s has recently relo- of pinks to shocking blues and
cated from the upstairs spot on acid greens. There’s something
for everyone’s person-
al style, and Angie’s
makes sure that no
Highway 51 to a swanky bou- gown will be worn to
tique space in Renaissance at the same prom twice.
Colony Park.
The new digs are big and Angie’s
bright and make browsing the Renaissance
multitude of fashions much 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy
easier. With so much stock, you Ste 1005
Ridgeland, MS
can go into style shock, Angie’s
601.605.1534
has just what you need, and
definitely what you want, no
Angie’s
Prom fashions are here!
Renaissance at Colony Park
1000 Highland Colony Pkwy
Ridgeland, MS
601.605.1534
Hot Spot Puttin’ On The
in February where the dresses
they placed in the fashion
show were the hit of the day.
With more than 20 years in GLITZ Those gowns are pictured here,
and you can find many oth-
ers at their website. But your
the pageant, prom and special received a new shipment of
occasion business, the family- best bet is to take the short
more than 100 gowns from new
owned Puttin’ on the Glitz for- drive to Clinton where you can
York.
mal wear shop in Clinton is one dive into the racks of luscious
Weather long or short, prin-
of the south’s best prom and gowns.
cess, fitted or flowing, your
pageant providers. The formal wear experts at
gown from Puttin’ on the Glitz
Located on Hwy 80 in Clin- Puttin’ on the Glitz will help you
will be unique.
ton just east of Mississippi Col- find your perfect Prom dress!
The store stocks plenty of
lege, this formal shop has a plus sizes and children’s pag-
huge inventory of beautiful eant wear as well and offers www.puttinontheglitzms.com
gowns for any size, shape, or hair and makeup services too. 322 Hwy. 80 E Suite 10
occasion. Their Prom inventory They participated in North- Clinton, MS 39056
is exceptional, and they just park Mall’s Prom-A-Palooza 601-924-7252
What’s Hot
What’s hot? Tarina
Tarantino jewelry is STILL
one of the hottest style
choices right now. Her
pieces, from the sweet,
old fashioned cameos to the fresh as
spring crystal butterflies or the edgy crystal
rosary necklaces and rhinestone bracelets,
all add just the right amount of pizazz to
any outfit. Layer pieces with jeans and a T
to elevate your look or load on the glam
for a spectacular Prom night. These pieces
are all from Angie’s.
Top right: Lexie is wearing Tarina Tar-
antino heart and rhinestone earrings
and a crystal rosary style necklace.
Her large headband is one of Angie’s
best sellers right now and is super cute
with pink tulle with beads and rhine-
stones accenting pink and turquoise
flowers.
Above: These crystal butterflies are
perfect for spring dresses and come
in a variety of beautiful colors.
Right. Lexie has on a black tulle flow-
ered headband and Tarina Tarantino
rings on every finger. There were so
many great styles to choose from, she
couldn’t pick just one!
Bargain Bag
STEAL!
Priced at only $16.99 each, these Merona bags for
Target are a steal. The cream satin clutch is ac-
cented by a grosgrain ribbon and a large rhinestone.
The long, tube shaped clutch is black satin with
rows of metallic sequins.
DEAL!
This super girly, ruffled clutch by Daisy Fuentes for
Kohl’s has a rocker edge with black leather ruffles
and silver chain. At only $36, you can have this
awesome bag and still have plenty of cash left over
to put in it!
SEMI-SPLURGE!
This is the MUST HAVE shoe
of the season. These amazing
pumps are pure gorgeous -
black satin with the most daz-
zling rhinestone detailing and
super, super high heels that
are surprisingly not too hard to
walk in.
When all your friends are kick-
ing off their shoes to dance,
you’ll want’ to keep these on.
$119 at Angie’s Fashion
at Renaissance
FREE
T-Shirt
with
each
dress
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morgan
Cover Model Winners
jessica
kierra
WINNER This year’s Cover Model
Winner is Morgan Scott, 15 from
Rosa Scott. Finalists are Jes- lexi
sica Scott,
18 from
Holmes,
Kierra Ar-
ceneaux,
15; Lexi
Landry15;
and
Lauren
Tanner, 15
all from
Rosa Scott.
Morgan
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SCHOOL NEWZ
Canton Academy Holds Congratu-
lations to
Katie
Beauty & Beaus Pepper and
Braden
Benson,
who were named CA’s Win-
ners for the prestigious Wendy’s
High School Heisman Award.
Canton Academy recently held the 2010-2011 Beauty and Beau
Pageant. Robert Kirby and Drew Morgan (top) were selected as To be eligible for this award,
Most Handsome and Most Beautiful. Trent Gordy and Anna Car- students must display academ-
ole Smith were selected at 1st Alternates. ic aptitude, athletic talent and
exceptional commitment to
their communities.
Creative Formals
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More than 1,000 gowns in stock
infants to adult size 32
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Monday - Friday
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1545 Morton Marathon Road
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Jimmy Stewart and Rachel Weeks Nick Canoy and Katie Pepper Tanner Crosby and Molly Ables
were selected as 2nd Alternates. were selected as 3rd Alternates. were selected as 4th Alternates.
Two Senior Canton High Tigers sign letters
of intent to play for Holmes
Left tackle Jamarcus Robinson and wide receiver David Millsap are joined by Jamarcus’ mother Valarie
Robinson and Athletic Director Peter Brown as they sign their letter of intent to play for Holmes Community
College.
Clinton Show Choirs take top honors
Two of the Clinton Public
School District’s show choirs
have brought home top honors
at recent competitions, with
more contest dates coming up.
On Feb. 12 and 13, the Atta-
ché show choir at Clinton High
School and the Ambassadors
show choir at Clinton Junior
High School competed in the
2011 Southern Showcase in
Opelika, Ala.
“The contest brought 29
middle school and high school
show choirs to Opelika,” said
Attaché Director David Fehr.
Both the Ambassadors and
Attaché earned Grand Cham- Members of the Clinton High School show choir Attaché perform
pion, the highest award at the at the Southern Showcase competition in Opelika, Ala
competition. Attaché, which
took home the championship season was on Feb. 5, at the
two years ago, also won rec- Mississippi State Show Choir
ognition for best vocals, best Contest held at William Carey
choreography and best overall University in Hattiesburg,” Da-
effect. vid Fehr said. At that compe-
In addition to earning Grand tition, Attaché was named
Champion in their division, The Grand Champion, and earned
Ambassadors also received awards for Best Vocals, Best
awards for Best Vocals, Best Visuals and Best Overall Effect.
Choreography and Best Over- Members of the Ambassadors
all Effect. from Clinton Junior High per-
“Our first competition this forming at competition.
Senior Alex Amis Receives Siemens Award
Alex Amis, a senior at Clin- Two national winners are
ton High School, was named also recognized, each receiv-
the Mississippi state winner of ing a $5,000 scholarship. This
the 2010 Siemens Awards for year, 98 high school students in
Advanced Placement, a sig- 50 states – including 91 seniors,
nature program of the Siemens six juniors and one sophomore
Foundation administered by – were recognized.
the College Board. “These students lead the
The awards recognize up to nation in performance on AP
100 of America’s top achiev- math and science courses and
ers in Advanced Placement we are proud to support them
Program® (AP®) science and as they strive for excellence,”
mathematics courses with a said Jeniffer Harper-Taylor,
$2,000 college scholarship to President of the Siemens Foun-
one male and one female stu- dation.
dent in each state.
Clinton High Athletes Sign with Colleges
Clinton High School senior Caleb Smith signed Clinton High School senior Jeremy Toines signed
to play at Delta State University. Pictured with to play at Hinds Community College. Pictured
Caleb are his parents, Charlotte Smith-Hart and with Jeremy are his parents, Chandra and
Marty Hart. Detrick Atkinson.
Clinton High School Senior Andrew Bolton signed CHS Arrows soccer player Johnathan Brown,
to play at Hinds Community College. Pictured who signed to play soccer at the University of
with Andrew is Chandra Atkinson, mother of his Kentucky. L-R: Mildred McGruder Stevenson
teammate Jeremy Toines. (Grandmother), Jetuwan Brown (Mother),
Jonathan Brown, and Cleveland Brown (Father).
Three baseball players from Clinton High, have been signed to
scholarships at Hinds Community College. The Clinton students are
outfielder Akiko Thompson, right-handed pitcher Jayme Monroe,
and outfielder Kyle Washington.
Clinton High School Senior
Elliot Brashier has decided to
continue his academic and
athletic career at Mississippi
College where he will play QB
for Coach Norman Joseph and
the Choctaws.
Pictured: John and Lianne
Brashier with Elliot
Clinton Culinary Arts Students Earn Scholarships
Culinary Arts students at the
Clinton High School Career
Complex had a great showing
at the ProStart Invitational,
earning second place overall
and a handful of scholarship
offers.
“Our students did very well
at this competition and had a
great time,” said instructor Bill
Prisock.
The students met Whitney
Miller, master chef and nutrition
student at the University of
Southern Mississippi, who
served as a judge. Miller won
the Master Chef competition,
earning $250,000 and a book
deal.
Although the Clinton Clinton students who participated at the ProStart Invitational include
team finished second behind (from left) Sarah Beth Edwards, Ciera Jacobs, Kendra Conley, Dalton
Biloxi High School, four CHS Frasier, Jonty Santos and Christian Johnsey. Pictured with the students
students were offered $7,000 is Whitney Miller, winner of the Master Chef competition and ProStart
scholarships each: Christian judge.
Johnsey, Jonty Santos, Dalton culinary arts at the next level.” “Mr. Prisock does a great
Frasier and Kendra Conley. Margera Harris, principal of the job, and our students really
“It’s an honor to get these CHS Career Complex, said she enjoy his class,” she said. “This
scholarship offers,” Prisock is proud of the students but not is a great program and it’s nice
said. “This will help our students surprised. to see us get this recognition.”
continue their education in the
Clinton High Teams up with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Students at Clinton High motivated the CHS students on arrangements for families who
School are teaming up for St. the trip. can’t afford to stay in Memphis
Jude with a series of fundraisers “They got to see first-hand while their children are at St.
to benefit the children’s how this money would be Jude. It made me want to be
research hospital. used, and it helped them see involved.”
Over a two-year period, CHS the purpose behind all these St. Jude has more than 1,000
has raised nearly $65,000 and activities they’re planning,” she patients in Mississippi, Jones
this year, they hope to surpass said. said, so the CHS donations
the $100,000 mark. Senior Justine Ibale said the help fund life-saving treatment,
Activities include: trip made her want to work transportation, meals and
• DECA’s penny wars at St. Jude. “I’m grateful I’m lodging for kids and their
• SADD’s hugs from hunks and able to do these fundraisers,” families. “This is helping patients
honeys she said. Junior Heath Skelton right in Clinton’s backyard,” she
• SADD’s Beauty/Beau agreed. “Once we were said.
Calendar at the hospital we realized The hospital also helps
• The Diamond Girls’ St. Jude all that they do to help the cancer patients who don’t go
sunglasses sale children and their families, and to St. Jude, Shramek said. Area
• The Art Club T-shirt sale and everything is free for them,” he doctors often seek advice for
creatively painted Adirondack said. “They are so thankful for protocol in treatment from
chair raffle what they have at St. Jude.” the Memphis-area research
• The student body letter The trip was an eye-opener hospital.
writing campaign for junior Tatum Rosenbaum. For more information or to
• A Team up for St. Jude pep “I expected it to be a sad contribute to the fundraisers
rally place, but it was amazing,” at CHS, contact Shramek at
• The Cross Country team’s 5K she said. “They provide living sshramek@clinton.k12.ms.us.
run/fun walk
“Clinton High School has
great leaders and the students
have a passion for St. Jude,” St. Joseph Catholic School
said Kristin Jones, senior event
marketing representative for Soccer Teams Win State
St. Jude. “At CHS, they don’t
tell them what to do, they let
the students be the leaders in
this project. I’m blown away
by their creativity, passion and
drive.”
The bulk of this year’s
activities will be held during
focus week, Feb. 21-25. The
week will end with a pep
rally at 8 a.m. Friday, Feb. 25.
A special guest at the pep
rally will be 4-year-old Jack
DeYoung, a cancer patient St. Joseph Catholic School’s boys and girls soccer team both made
who lives in Clinton. it to the State Championship game on February 6. The boys team
Sheri Shramek, art teacher defeated Sacred Heart of Hattiesburg 1-0 to become the Division
and St. Jude fundraising leader, 1A/2A/3A State Champion. The girls were named Runner-up after
said a recent trip to Memphis losing to Our Lady Academy, 3-1. The games were a fitting end to
Catholic Schools’ Week with all four teams in the finals being Catholic
to tour the children’s hospital
schools.
Hot Spot
some of the best
jewelry, shoes and
gowns around.
From short and sassy
frock
to long and glamor-
ous, the gowns at
Frock are beauti-
ful and beautifully
FAS H I O N S priced too. Jacqui
If you’re in the market for knows how to dress
a great Prom dress, (and who metro-area young
isn’t right now?) take a quick ladies in gorgeous
trip to Colony Crossing in Madi- fashions without
son to the new Frock Fashions. breaking the bank.
The former Wink Fashions You can find the
may have changed its name, perfect dress and all of the the other in Starkville.
but the store still carries the sparkling accessories, clutches
same great clothing, shoes and and shoes you need to com- www.frockfashions.com
plete your look. 111 Colony Crossing, Suite 270
accessories it always has.
Frock has two locations too Madison, MS
And for Prom, they have 601-898-4643
- one in Madison (above) and
Puttin’ On The
GLITZ
www.puttinontheglitzms.com
322 Hwy. 80 E Suite 10
Clinton, MS 39056
601-924-7252
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