Politics & Government
Broadneck Students Tackle Fashion Show Challenges
Local students participate in a "Not So Ordinary" fashion show and help Anne Arundel County promote recycling.
Some talented Broadneck High School designers recently took second place and honorable mention at a very unusual fashion show sponsored by the county.
The students joined peers from Indian Creek Upper School and Annapolis High School in the first-ever RMO (RecycleMoreOften) Runway Contest sponsored by the Department of Public Works Waste Management Services Recycling Division.
The participants were challenged to create formal clothing designs made out of recyclable materials for a prom-theme fashion show at Quiet Waters Park.
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Broadneck High School student designers Amari Belt and Brice Fischback, with model Taijhe Belt, won second place, while BHS designer Emily Fiore and model Sudara Nick won honorable mention.
First place went to designers Kathryn Deaton and Mary Catherine Parker with model
Sarah Escalera from Indian Creek Upper School.
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Third place went to designer and model Joy Stephanie Telan from Annapolis High School.
The contest from the Recycling Divisions was part of ongoing efforts to encourage citizens to recycle more often. To learn more about how simple and easy it is to recycle in Anne Arundel County, go to www.recyclemoreoften.com.
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