Writing Sample - Prom Guide On The Cover

hat girl doesn’t dream of becoming a model? For
hat girl doesn’t dream of becoming a model?
For our cover model, Samantha BeersCalhoun Senior
our cover model, Samantha Beers of of Calhoun
Senior High School, that dream true last November when Prom Guide magazine
High School, that dream came came true last November when Prom Guide
magazine selected her for photo shoot in New York City. Samantha Samantha treated
selected her for an all-out an all-out photo shoot in New York City. treated the experi-
the experience like a pro. Herwas done was done Barnes and her clothing was provided
ence like a pro. Her makeup makeup by Byron by Byron Barnes and her clothing
was provided by Nadine. Her escort,wearing Ralph wearing Prom Guide hadProm
by Nadine. Her escort, Joe Breiter is Joe Breiter is Lauren. Ralph Lauren. a chance
Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.
to speak with her between takes.
PG: Some girls ask guys to be their prom PG: What is your favorite subject?
PG: Some girls ask guys to be their prom PG: What is your favorite subject?
date. What do you think about that? Samantha: AP (Advanced Placement) Biology
date. What do you think about that? Samantha: AP (Advanced Placement) Biology
Samantha: I think you have to be bold and because I find it hard, intense, and challenging.
Samantha: I think you have to be bold and because I find it hard, intense, and challenging.
brave to ask a guy to the prom. I also like Social Science and Psychology.
brave to ask a guy to the prom. I also like Social Science and Psychology.
PG: Would you ask a guy to be your prom PG: Wow, that’s interesting.
PG: Would you ask a guy to be your prom PG: Wow, that’s interesting.
date? Samantha: I think so. In fact, I participated in
date? Samantha: I think so. In fact, I participated in
Samantha: Never. the Authentic Science Research program at
Samantha: Never. the Authentic Science Research program at
PG: What kind of dress will you wear to New York University’s Medical Center. There, I
PG: What kind of dress will you wear to New York University’s Medical Center. There, I
your prom? studied Asperger Syndrome. I helped test psy-
your prom? studied Asperger Syndrome. I helped test psy-
Samantha: Probably something flowing, sim- chotherapists and psychics to learn if they are
Samantha: Probably something flowing, sim- chotherapists and psychics to learn if they are
ple, and elegant. better at social cognition. We looked at how
ple, and elegant. better at social cognition. We looked at how
they read things like facial expressions. We
PG: What are some activities that you are they read things like facial expressions. We
PG: What are some activities that you are found that many times they are good at these
involved in? found that many times they are good at these
involved in? things because of professional training more
Samantha: I’m the Lt. Governor for the Key things because of professional training more
Samantha: I’m the Lt. Governor for the Key than innate ability.
Club. I started in my freshmen year and worked than innate ability.
Club. I started in my freshmen year and worked PG: How did you find the time to do that
in public relations and served as President. I PG: How did you find the time to do that
in public relations and served as President. I and school?
also play tennis and basketball. and school?
also play tennis and basketball. Samantha: Well, I’ve done it for the last three
PG: It sounds like being the Lt. Governor Samantha: Well, I’ve done it for the last three
PG: It sounds like being the Lt. Governor years. I have a mentor. During the summer, I
carries a lot of responsibility. years. I have a mentor. During the summer, I
carries a lot of responsibility. spend three days a week in the program.
Samantha: Yes, it does. I work with nine local spend three days a week in the program.
Samantha: Yes, it does. I work with nine local PG: So that leaves you with some extra time
schools to make sure that fundraising and ser- PG: So that leaves you with some extra time
schools to make sure that fundraising and ser- during the school year.
vice goals are met. I also help write newsletters during the school year.
vice goals are met. I also help write newsletters Samantha: I keep very busy. During the school
and reports. Samantha: I keep very busy. During the school
and reports. year, I work with a program called World of
PG: Do you plan to go to college? year, I work with a program called World of
PG: Do you plan to go to college? Difference. We talk to kids at different schools
Samantha: Yes. I’ve already applied to 14 Difference. We talk to kids at different schools
Samantha: Yes. I’ve already applied to 14 about tolerance, racism and sexuality. We basi-
schools. My top three choices are Delaware about tolerance, racism and sexuality. We basi-
schools. My top three choices are Delaware cally promote acceptance.
State University, Maryland State University, and cally promote acceptance.
State University, Maryland State University, and
Syracuse University.
Syracuse University.
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For our cover model, Camille Mangual of Christ the
King High School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide mag-
azine selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Camille treated the
experience like a pro. Her makeup was done by William Marshall and her clothing was
provided by Magic New York City. Her escort, Joe Breiter is wearing Andrew Fezza.
Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: Have you modeled before? PG: Who is your favorite teacher?
Camille: Yes. I won first place in the Miss Camille:Mrs. Marino. She really understands
Latina New York pageant. I went on to the Miss me and she helps me out a lot.
Latina USA pageant where I won second place.
PG: What is your biggest challenge as a
PG: What did your friends and family high school senior?
think when they found out you won? Camille: My biggest challenge is staying
Camille: They were excited but they weren’t focused. Sometimes, I just want to dive right
too surprised. They call me the social butterfly into things.
because I’m outgoing and a go-getter.
PG: What school activities are you
PG: Is it okay to ask a guy to the prom? involved in?
Camille: If you know him well enough, it’s Camille: I play fast pitch softball. I’ve been
okay. doing it since I was 10 years old.
PG: Who will you take to the prom? PG: Are you planning to go to college?
Camille: My best friend Sam. Camille: I would like to study broadcast com-
munications at C.W. Post or Adelphi. I’m also
PG: What are you looking for in a prom
taking acting classes.
dress?
Camille: Something really pretty, but comfort- PG: Who is your inspiration?
able. I have to be able to dance in it. I’m not Camille: I’m inspired by J. Lo for all her
really sure which color the dress will be accomplishments. I’m also inspired by my
because I like all colors. mom. She’s like my manager and she is
always there for me.
PG: What is your favorite subject?
Camille: I like art and psychology.

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For our cover model, Jamila Crawford of the High
School of Graphics & Communication Arts, that dream came true last November
when Prom Guide magazine selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City.
Jamila treated the experience like a pro. Her makeup was done by Byron Barnes and
her clothing was provided by Bari-Jay. Her escort, Tavon Walker is wearing After Six.

PG: How did you hear about our cover PG: As a high school senior, how do you
model contest? overcome challenges?
Jamila: I saw an announcement for the con- Jamila: When I was five years old, I almost
test on our senior bulletin board. Since I’ve drowned. We had been living in Dominica for
always wanted to be a model, I applied. eight years. When it happened, I didn’t realize
how serious it was. But now, when I have chal-
PG: Have you done any modeling before?
lenges, I remember that time. I’m grateful to be
Jamila: Yes. I’ve done fashion shows and test
here and I realize I can get through anything.
shoots.
PG: Are you involved in any school activi-
PG: What do you think about today’s
ties?
photo shoot?
Jamila: In my history class, we’re working on a
Jamila: I think it will help me to one day get
15-page proposal that will improve the quality
into an agency. I’m getting practice and experi-
of life for people who live in New York City. We
ence. I hope that Prom Guide brings back Prom
plan to send it to Mayor Bloomberg. Our hopes
Fest.
are that our proposal will become a law.
PG: What did your friends and family
PG: What advice would you give next
think when they found out you won?
year’s senior class?
Jamila: My friends were happy for me. They
Jamila: Sign up for the cover model contest.
are all looking to get in the entertainment
It’s something you can show your grandkids.
industry so they understood how excited I was
The possibilities are endless.
when I found out that I won the contest.
PG: Would you ask a guy to the prom?
PG: Who are you planning to take to the
Jamila: For me, that’s a “no-no”. I’m very old-
prom?
fashioned. I think it’s classy and lady-like to
Jamila: I’m planning to take one of my long-
wait for a guy to ask you.
time guy friends.
PG: What color dress will you wear?
Jamila: I will wear something gold, slim-fitting
and classy.
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For our cover model, Jessica Bader of West Morris
Mendham High School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide
magazine selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Jessica treated the
provided by Xcite. Jewelry is by En Vogue Accessories. Her escort, Joe Breiter is
wearing Ralph Lauren. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: How did you hear about our cover PG: Who’s your Glam Squad?
model contest? Jessica: My friends. They will help me pick out
Jessica: I saw last year’s copy of Prom Guide my dress.
and there was an announcement for the con-
test at school.
high school senior?
PG: Who are you planning to take to the Jessica: My biggest challenge right now is
prom? applying for and finding the right college. I will
Jessica: I plan to go with my boyfriend. study Paralegal at Berkeley in White Plains,
New York.
PG: What do you think your prom will be
like this year? PG: What are the two most important
Jessica: So far, our class has raised a lot of things that you will carry in your purse
money. Everyone will be picked up by a party that night?
bus and driven to the boat where we will have Jessica: I will have my cell phone and makeup
our prom. Normally, prom tickets are $100 per in my pocketbook.
couple but we expect to pay less than that this
PG: Paying for prom can be expensive.
year.
Who will help pay for your prom expens-
PG: How will you handle drinking and es?
driving on prom night? Jessica: I work part-time so money I earn will
Jessica: It’s not an issue at our school help but my parents will also help.
because we’re not allowed to drive to prom.
PG: Do you have any ideas of what you
That’s why we’re all being picked up by the
will be wearing to prom?
party bus.
Jessica: My dress will be either red or black
PG: This is your first photo shoot, what which is different from the bright orange dress
do you think about it? I’m wearing today.
Jessica: I am really happy to be here because I
would like to develop a career in modeling. I
want to thank everyone who voted for me.

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For our cover model, Tiffany Robinson of Shelton High
School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide magazine
selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Tiffany treated the experience
like a pro. Her makeup was done by William Marshall and her clothing was provided
by Belle Formals. Jewelry is by En Vogue Accessories. Her escort, Tavon Walker is
wearing Ralph Lauren. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: How did you hear about our cover PG: What about other school activities?
model contest? Tiffany: I’m a member of DECA, a marketing
Tiffany: My mom told me to enter. I had club. I helped them organize a fashion show. I
stopped working my part-time job so I had also helped run the “Stay Awake and Bake”
plenty of time to come to New York. program which is a 24-hour bake where we
make baked goods and ship them overseas.
PG: Have you modeled before?
Tiffany: I won “Most Promising Model” and a PG: I heard you mention that this not
scholarship to John Robert Powers modeling your first prom. Tell me about the other
school as a contestant in the National American prom you went to.
Miss Teen Pageant. Tiffany: At my school, we have over 1,000 kids
at prom. Local catering halls can’t hold that
PG: Who are you planning to take to the
many. So, we end up having prom on the soc-
prom?
cer field under a big tent.
Tiffany: My boyfriend.
PG: Don’t your shoes get messed up?
PG: Is it okay to ask a guy to the prom?
Tiffany: Well, we all wear regular shoes to the
Tiffany: It doesn’t matter who asks.
prom. When we get there, some of us changed
PG: What is your biggest challenge as a into flip-flops that we’ve decorated to match
high school senior? our dresses. Or, we order them.
Tiffany: Passing French was hard but I did
PG: Are you planning to go to college?
well. It was definitely a challenge. I even made
Tiffany: I will study marketing at Pace
it into the French National Honor Society.
University or the University of Southern New
PG: Do you play sports? Hampshire.
Tiffany: I’ve been playing varsity soccer since
my freshman year. I won “Best Defensive
Player” and the team’s “Spirit Award”.
Hopefully, I will play in college.

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For our cover model, Brooke Wilson of Notre Dame
Preparatory School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide
magazine selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Brooke treated the
provided by Alyce Designs. Jewelry is by En Vogue Accessories. Her escort, Joe
Breiter is wearing Andrew Fezza. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her
between takes.

PG: What did your friends and family PG: I heard that you rented a Navigator
think when they found out you won? limo last year. Dan says he liked it
Brooke: Everyone was really excited. I handed because it was, “big and easy to get
out over 700 note cards at school and in coffee into.” Will you be riding in a Navigator
shops with my picture on it asking people to again this year?
vote for me. Brooke: Yes.
PG: Who are you planning to take to the PG: What is your biggest challenge as a
prom? high school senior?
Brooke: My boyfriend, Dan Beyer. He’s here Brooke:I was really sick during my sophomore
today. year. It was challenging making up all the
PG: Yes I know. He told me that he’s look- missed work. I was looking forward to my
ing forward to the prom because he senior year and I didn’t want to be left behind.
enjoys dressing up in suits and tuxedos PG: Do you participate in any school
but most of all because he knows that activities?
you will look amazing. Brooke: I’m in drama and theatre. I teach reli-
Brooke:(smiles). gious education with my church. I enjoy snow-
PG: He also told me that coordinating boarding and playing the acoustic guitar. Oh,
your dress with his tux is really impor- I’m a huge sports fan. My favorite team is the
tant. Detroit Pistons.
Brooke: Yes, last year, me and my mom went PG: Paying for prom can be expensive.
to the tuxedo shop and picked out everything Who will help pay for your prom expens-
and made sure the colors were right. All he had es?
to do was show up and get fitted. Brooke: My boyfriend Dan pays for the tickets
PG: What color dress will you wear? and transportation. My parents will help with
Brooke: I’ll probably wear a white or pink my dress.
princess-style dress with my hair up.

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For our cover model, Aloma Bailey of Red Bank
Regional High School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide
magazine selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Aloma treated the
provided by Mike Benet. Her escort, Tavon Walker is wearing FUBU The Collection.

PG: How did you find out about the cover PG: What are you looking for in a prom
search? dress?
Aloma: I saw Prom Guide magazine and I Aloma: Actually, I love the dress that I’m wear-
entered the contest. I told all my friends to vote ing for the cover. It fits my body type and it
and I kept calling Prom Guide to let them know feels good. So I’ll probably look into getting the
I was interested. same dress or something similar.
PG: What did your friends and family PG: What type of music do you listen to?
think when they found out you won? Aloma: I love country music. I like Jessica
Aloma: They were very happy for me. They Simpson too.
know I want to be a runway model.
PG: Who is your hero?
PG: Are you involved in any school activi- Aloma: My mom is my hero. I look up to her.
ties?
PG: How would your friends describe
Aloma: I’m actually writing a report for the
you?
Fashion Club on prom. I’m a member of the
Aloma: They would say that I’m outgoing, like
Key Club. I also help out with the CARES Club
to meet new people, and that I’m very funny.
which teaches people about HIV.
PG: Are you planning to go to college?
PG: Any sports?
Aloma: Yes. I plan to study International
Aloma: I’m on the track team. I sprint the 200
Business at Farleigh Dickinson University or
and 400 meters.
Hampton University.
PG: Who will you take to the prom?
Aloma: I’ve had a lot of offers so far. I will
make a decision as we get closer to the day of
the prom.

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For our cover model, Jennifer Carbaugh of Francis
Scott Key Senior High School, that dream came true last November when Prom
Guide magazine flew her to New York City for an all out photo shoot. Jennifer treated
the experience like a pro. Her makeup was done by William Marshall and her clothing
was provided by Tiffany Designs. Her escort, Joe Breiter is wearing FUBU The
Collection. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: How did you hear about our cover PG: This is your first photo shoot, what
model contest? do you think about it?
Jennifer: My guidance counselor knew that I Jennifer: This is a great experience and I really
had aspirations of modeling and she told me feel like a model.
about the contest.
PG: What did your friends and family high school senior?
think when they found out you won? Jennifer: My biggest challenge right now is
Jennifer: My mom was speechless and my applying for and finding the right college. I’ve
friends where supportive, shocked, and excited. been accepted to Villa Julie in Maryland and I’ll
My school even threw me a “send off” party study Paralegal.
before flying to New York for the cover shoot.
PG: What are the three most important
Oh, and my grandparents sent me yellow
things that you will carry in your purse
roses.
that night?
PG: Who are you planning to take to the Jennifer: I will have my cell phone, lip gloss,
prom? and camera in my pocketbook.
Jennifer: I’m not sure who I will be going with.
PG: Paying for prom can be expensive.
PG: Some seniors choose to go to the Who will help pay for your prom expens-
prom without a date. What do you think es?
about that? Jennifer: Well, my mom will pay for the dress
Jennifer: I think going to the prom without a and my date will pay for the tickets and dinner.
date is great. You don’t need a guy to have fun.
PG: I heard you mention that this is your
PG: What will you do after the prom? third prom. What advice would you give
Jennifer: My friends and I will probably rent a to other teens going to the prom for the
limo and head to a friend’s house afterwards. first time?
Jennifer: Go all out. Prom is a great experi-
ence.
Jennifer: Probably yellow because it brings out
my skin tone and hair color.
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For our cover model, Corrie Diaz of Cy-Fair High
School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide magazine
selected her for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Corrie treated the experience
like a pro. Her makeup was done by Byron Barnes and her clothing was provided by
Cassandra Stone. Jewelry is by En Vogue Accessories. Her escort, Tavon Walker is
wearing Andrew Fezza. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: How did you hear about our cover PG: Do you have a favorite teacher?
model contest? Corrie: Mr. Kobal is my favorite teacher
Corrie: At my school, we have a scholarship because he creates a fun atmosphere. He’s a
bulletin. That’s how I found out. strong role model and shows us [students] how
to work with kids.
PG: What are you looking forward to
most about the prom? PG: What kind of school activities are you
Corrie: I’m looking forward to the dancing. involved in?
PG: Who are you planning to take to the Corrie: I’m the President of our drill team and a
prom? member of the National Honor Society.
Corrie: I’m not sure yet. PG: What about community service?
PG: Is it okay to ask a guy to the prom? Corrie: I work with the Peer Assistance
Corrie: It’s okay but I wouldn’t ask a guy. Leadership program where I mentor elemen-
tary school kids and I’m a Worship Leader with
PG: What color dress will you wear? the Fellowship of Christ Athletes.
Corrie: I will wear a teal or turquoise dress—
something sleek and slim. PG: Are you planning to go to college?
Corrie: Yes. I might attend Texas A&M or Texas
PG: Any ideas on how you might wear Christian University.
your hair?
Corrie: I like side swept bangs and loose curls. PG: What will you study?
I’ve seen Natalie Portman and Lucy Liu wearing Corrie: I might study to become a pastor or
those styles. I’ll probably where some of my music.
hair up and some down. PG: What advice would you give to others
PG: What’s your favorite subject? planning to go to the prom?
Corrie: English. Corrie: I would say to make the most of the
night. And, make sure your date can dance.

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For our cover model, Carla Mecozzi of LaSalle High
School, that dream came true last November when Prom Guide magazine flew
her to New York City for an all out photo shoot. Carla treated the experience like a pro.
Her makeup was done by Byron Barnes and her clothing was provided by Alanis
Collection. Her escort, Tavon Walker is wearing FUBU The Collection. Prom Guide
had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: What did your friends and family PG: I wonder what it is like to go to prom
think when they found out you won? in Argentina.
Carla: I started jumping up and down. I didn’t Carla: In Argentina, your entire family goes to
know that I would be coming to New York. the prom with you. It starts at midnight and
When I told my mom, who is an artist, she usually ends at 9 a.m. It is so fun. You will see
dropped all her brushes and we called all of parents dancing with the kids. Everyone just
our friends. has a good time.
PG: Who are you planning to take to the PG: Do you plan to attend college when
Prom? you graduate?
Carla: I will take my boyfriend, Hector Delgado. Carla: Yes. I will attend Florida International
University and study art like my Mom.
Carla: I will probably wear something black or PG: Are you involved in any school activi-
red. Those colors go with my strong personali- ties?
ty. Carla: I like to help out at school and I like to
help others. I’m on the executive board of SALT
PG: I heard you mention that you are
(Service and Leadership of Tomorrow). We help
originally from Argentina. What’s it like
migrant kids by spending time with them on
there?
arts and crafts, dancing, and singing. They look
Carla:I was born in Buenos Aires but I grew up
up to us.
in Mendoza, Argentina. The mountains of Los
Andes are beautiful. I still have family there and PG: How do you find the time to study?
I miss them, especially my cousins. We are all Carla: Oh, I have to make an extra effort to
the same age. study. It pays off because I’m on the honor roll.
PG: How long have you been in the
states?
Carla: I’ve been in Miami for the last 12 years
and I go home at least once a year.

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For our cover model, Katherine Saalberg of Capistrano Valley High School,
that dream came true last November when Prom Guide magazine selected her
for an all out photo shoot in New York City. Katherine treated the experience like a pro.
Her makeup was done by Byron Barnes and her clothing was provided by Scala
Eveningwear. Jewelry is by En Vogue Accessories. Her escort, Joe Breiter is wear-
ing Ralph Lauren. Prom Guide had a chance to speak with her between takes.

PG: Is this your first time in New York? PG: Are you planning to go to college?
Katherine: This is my first time in New York. Katherine: I would like to be a nurse and I’m
I’ve been sightseeing. Yesterday we went to thinking of Pepperdine or Point Loma.
Times Square.
PG: What is your favorite subject?
PG: What did your friends and family Katherine :Science.
think when they found out you won?
PG: Do you do any community service?
Katherine: They thought it was very nice.
Katherine: Yes. I help kids build character and
PG: Who are you planning to take to the read to them with a program called Character
Prom? Counts.
Katherine: Not sure.
PG: What other activities are you involved
PG: Is it okay to ask a guy to the prom? in?
Katherine: It’s okay but I would never do it. Katherine: I’m a member of the ASB
(Associated Student Body) at school. At my
PG: What will you do after the prom?
church I’m part of the Levite Ministry where we
Katherine: Probably hang out with my friends.
help keep the church clean. I’m also a leader
PG: What type of dress will you wear? with the Fellowship Christian Athletes. I’ve also
Katherine: I like the princess look. been cheering and dancing for the last three
PG: How will you wear your hair? years.
Katherine: I will probably have curls.

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