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Susan Baum (Schloss)
Sabina--that is very interesting! In fact, I remember that when I first lived in Elmont, in 1957, summertime, there was a tiny farm almost directly across from Dutch Broadway school!! I guess the land was bought by someone and converted to houses or whatever.
One of the first memories I have of Elmont is when my sister Sheila and I, (I was 7 1/2, Sheila was 5), went to summer day camp at Dutch Broadway. My mother was supposed to pick us up after the first day, and must have gotten the time wrong, because we must have been waiting there for awhile, and didn't know what to do. So Mr. Noto, who was wonderful (boysss on the right--girlsss on the left), took us each by the hand and walked us home! My mother was shocked to see a man walking with her two little girls!
S.N.B.N.G.--(Sabra Now Barbara Nalven Gribin)--You may be right. Perhaps Miss Sinrod became Mrs. Angst? (What a name!). Then which one was Mrs. Cockerill??
Joanne--I don't remember making a dress out of towels. I do, however, have the only two dresses I ever made, one in 7th grade, one in 8th. I saved them all these years. Does anyone remember the name of the home ec teacher, she had short dark hair? No, not Mrs. Erlich.
Roy, I made a bag out of burlap in first grade, and had to emroider my initials on it, it was a class project. I remembered it as a huge sack, like something Santa Claus might carry. I found it many years later (I guess I don't throw anything out), and it was a little, teeny, tiny thing! What a surprise!!
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