Getting Kooky and Spooky

Posted Tuesday, November 1, 2011 7:13 pm

John Street School's 6th grade danced to "Thriller" at last week's spooky dance.

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Antonio Giugliano, 6, left, and Jack Steinberg, 6.

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Sophia Krevatas, 11, left, and Alexa Krevatas, 11.

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Adriana Marchetti, 9, from left; Kayla Kessler, 10; and LizAlexia Papadoniou, 10, were all smiled at the John Street spooky dance last Friday.

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John Street School in Franklin Square held a “spooky dance” on Oct. 28. Students wore costumes, won prizes, ate snacks and danced the night away.

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Getting Kooky and Spooky

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