By Alyssa Reid
Elm Street School
The D.J. started the music before the students entered the gym and he played newer and more “with the generation” music, and the students started dancing.
There were several chaperones roaming the gymnasium throughout the dance. The principal, Mary Martin, and vice principle, Arthur Reed, and some teachers were there to supervise.
Although there were more students last year and the school got more profit, the dances are still wonderful and fun.
It was a very exciting night and very fun. The students say that they can’t wait until the next dance the school will have.
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