Lynbrook seniors celebrated at annual Chamber pre-prom party tradition
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Ryan Dugger and Isabella Kirschner walk the Atlantic Avenue promenade in their prom attire during the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce's annual Pre-Prom Party before heading to the senior prom.
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Lynbrook High School Principal Matthew Sarosy, left, Trustee Robert Boccio, Trustee Anne Marie Reardon, Mayor Alan Beach, Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Polly Talbott, Chamber President Michela Argento-Serra and Trustee Kevin Tranchina gather at the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce's annual Pre-Prom Party on Atlantic Avenue before the senior prom.
Jack Green and Joanna Papacostas pose for a photo during the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce’s annual Pre-Prom Party before departing for the senior prom.
Kaden Rogers and Gabbi Goldstein pose before heading to their senior prom, marking the end of the school year.
Courtesy Rhonda Glickman
Aaron Maliaka and Lia Frederique are announced by Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Polly Talbott during the Chamber's annual Pre-Prom Party on Atlantic Avenue before the senior prom.
Trustee Robert Boccio, Mayor Alan Beach, Police Chief Brian Paladino, Trustee Anne Marie Reardon and Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Vice President Anthony Capone attend the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce's annual Pre-Prom Party on Atlantic Avenue.
Michael Potash and his date, Addison DiFiore, pose together before going to their senior prom, marking the end of their high school careers and taking photos that will last a lifetime.
Courtesy Rhonda Glickman
Madison Livingston and Colin Grimes walk down Atlantic Avenue in their prom outfits, supported by the Lynbrook community and their families.
Before heading to prom, students walked the Atlantic Avenue promenade, greeted family, friends and community members, and appeared on Lynbrook TV while showing off their formal attire.
The annual event gives residents an opportunity to celebrate the graduating class and wish students well before one of the biggest nights of their high school careers.
