Donna Levine Wiest

Cleveland until 1990 then to
Philly until 1992 and then to
Boston to present.

Being with my friends and congregating in the front hall before class started. I remember being pulled into the principals office because I was wearing a kilt that was way above my knees. He told me that my skirt was "mighty short" so I told him it was rolled up at the waist. [quick thinking] He told me to go into the bathroom and unroll it and come back to his office to show him the length. [did not consider that] Off to the bathroom I went, unbottoned it, slid it to my hips and pulled my sweater over it. I came back to show him what a "good girl" I was and as I was standing in front of him the kilt slipped down my hips and there I stood in my red "pant-a-loons" with black poke-a-dots [remember them?]....Three mornings of detentions for that one. What would he say about the skirts [or lack of] the girls wear today?

I would have concentrated more on my studies and become more involved in the activities that were available. At that time of my life my major concern was "hanging out with my friends."

Yes