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Thursday, May 17, 2012
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The Horace Mann Elementary Student Council designated Wednesday as Horace Mann V.I.P. Day. Students went to school wearing V.I.P. outfits and the entire elementary staff surprised Principal Steve Kessler by dressing up like him complete with fake moustaches. Pictured is the elementary staff sporting their fake moustaches and Principal Kessler with his real moustache.
 
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