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	Castaic students dress for patriotism


	Posted: February 25, 2011 1:55 a.m. Updated: February 25, 2011 1:55 a.m.

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	Nicholas Shimada, center, wears a white wig to portray Thomas Jefferson, as his third-grade class exits the stage to “The Washington Post” march by John Philip Sousa. The procession came at the end of the “Proud to be Americans” performance at Castaic Elementary School on Thursday. View More » 1 2

DeleteNicholas Shimada, center, wears a white wig to portray Thomas Jefferson as his with his third-grade class exits the stage to “The Washington Post” march by John Philip Sousa.

The procession came at then end of a “Proud to be Americans” performance at Castaic Elementary School on Thursday.


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Castaic students dress for patriotism

Nicholas Shimada, center, wears a white wig to portray Thomas Jefferson, as his third-grade class exits the stage to “The Washington Post” march by John Philip Sousa. The procession came at the end of the “Proud to be Americans” performance at Castaic Elementary School on Thursday.

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