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Public School 198 playground Snapshot view of Public School 198 playground located at the intersection of Clarkson Avenue and Albany Avenue. The location of the school is 4105 Farragut Road. |
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Let's dance Caption: "'Let's dance' says 1st grader Robert Walker, 6, of 3920 Glenwood Road, in a manner most gentlemanly to classmate Diana Conwell, 6, [sitting on bench] of 737 E. 35th St., who accepts with... |
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There's more to jitterbugging Caption: "There's more to jitterbugging than just a few devil-may-care whirls about the dance floor affirm, left to right, Bertha Pittari, 13, 1680 Troy Ave.; Dorothy Steinholtz, 12, 4409 Avenue I... |
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When it comes to square dancing Caption: "When it comes to square dancing, there's nothing like a genuine harmonica player to provide the proper musical accompaniment. While her [six] classmates circle about in couples, Ruth... |
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An added starter Caption: "An added starter to the regular program [at P. S. 198 located at Farragut Road and East 41st Street in Flatbush] is offered by tap dancing Ronald Reese, [an African American] 13, of 901... |
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Sitting this one out Caption: "Sitting this one out while the older kids strut their stuff are, left to right, second graders Ronnee Brock, 7, of 945 E. 45th St; Peter Meyer, 6, of 773 E. 37th St; Ann Stienholtz, 6,... |
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Teaming up as disc jockeys Caption: "Teaming up as disc jockeys [standing around portable record player] are, left to right, Nicky Van de Berghe, 6, of 897 E. 40th St.; David Fleiss, 6, of 801 E. 35th St., and Jimmie O'... |
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Cutie at the keys Caption: "Cutie at the keys is Alice Seely, 12, of 1417 Albany Ave., whose piano-playing helps make her classmates prancing a pleasure. Her audience is comprised of Ann Holmes, 13, of 891 E. 40th... |
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Like a duck takes to water Caption: "Like a duck takes to water, second grade youngsters pick up the intricacies of a Dutch folk dance ... Instructor Margaret A. Digney, shown leading the group at the left, seems to be... |
