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Drummer Brian Amato, 15, entertained the crowd with his skills.
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The Oceanside High School Dance Team performed at the Best Buddies Thanksgiving Feast.
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Best Buddies officers Danielle Ben-horin, left, and Sydney Kaplan, greeted the crowd of 300 guests that showed up for the feast.
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All of the best buddies had a great time. From left are Kaitlyn Mitchell, Nicole Raimondi, Heather T, and Kaitlyn McHale.
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All of the best buddies had a great time. David Winn, Francesca Sharpe, Eric Chacon, Walter Levchuch and Marissa Paravani shared good times together.
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The Oceanside High School Best Buddies program, which pairs high school students with special education students, held its annual Thanksgiving Feast on Nov. 10.
More than 300 guests came to the high school cafeteria for the night of food and fun, which celebrated the things that make everyone special.
There was music and dancing, all courtesy of the the students, and plenty of food and fun to go around.
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