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St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance (Photos)

February 28, 2022

By The National Herald

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The St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance was held on February 26 with presiding priest of the community Fr. Avgoustinos Psomas and Metropolis of New Jersey Chancellor Archimandrite Christoforos Oikonomidis present. Photo: Steve Lambrou

CHERRY HILL, NJ – The St. Thomas Hellenic School Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) hosted its 27th annual dinner dance (with one year off due to COVID) on February 26 in the community’s Danielle Kousoulis Greek Cultural Center in Cherry Hill. The highlight of the night was the dance performances by all of the students with a special Zorba performance by the graduating class. The night was very successful with over 270 in attendance.

Presiding priest of the St. Thomas community Fr. Avgoustinos Psomas and Metropolis of New Jersey Chancellor Archimandrite Christoforos Oikonomidis were among those present.

The graduating class gave a special performance at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

The students performed traditional Greek dances at the St. Thomas Hellenic School PTO Annual Dinner Dance on February 26. Photo: Steve Lambrou

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