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12/22/11
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posted by jb
They were all somewhat memorable. Just some were brighter and some were cuter. Now the ones who were brighter AND cuter remain unforgettable.
Mrs. Duggan, kindergarten
Mrs. Christgau, 7th grade art
Mrs. Westphal, 8th grade homeroom
Mrs. Egenes, Senior English
A small list given my 20 years in school; yet, I returned, semester after semester, because hope springs eternal. I also really enjoyed academic education.
Writing 100 times on the black board,
"I will not drool in class,"
jb
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Mrs. Duggan, kindergarten
Mrs. Christgau, 7th grade art
Mrs. Westphal, 8th grade homeroom
Mrs. Egenes, Senior English
A small list given my 20 years in school; yet, I returned, semester after semester, because hope springs eternal. I also really enjoyed academic education.
Writing 100 times on the black board,
"I will not drool in class,"
jb
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