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Jackson Heights of Yesteryear / Re: Little Jack Horner Nursery School On Northern Boulevard (1950's)
« on: February 09, 2015, 09:34:44 PM »
Quote from: suebe on February 05, 2015, 02:23:29 PM
Was that in a brick building on 77th St next to the park?

The school in the 1950's was in 2 adjacent store fronts on the north side of Northern Blvd. as best I remember, pretty close to the Boulevard movie theatre, but across Northern.

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Jackson Heights of Yesteryear / Little Jack Horner Nursery School On Northern Boulevard (1950's)
« on: January 30, 2015, 02:21:34 PM »
Does anyone remember Little Jack Horner Nursery School on Northern Boulevard?

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Jackson Heights of Yesteryear / Re: Any Memories Of Little Jack Horner Nursery School on Northern Boulevard?
« on: January 30, 2015, 02:18:14 PM »
Hi again,

While I am remembering things about Jackson Heights, does anyone remember Little Jack Horner Nursery School on Northern Boulevard?

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Jackson Heights of Yesteryear / Re: Any Memories Of Garden Country Day School?
« on: January 30, 2015, 01:57:38 PM »
I remember Mr. Hughes with great fondness as a gym teacher and as being a very fair and a good person.   Mr. Roberts was the Headmaster then. 

1st grade- Ms. Fellowes, 2nd grade- Ms. Arnold, 3rd grade- Ms. Whitney, 4th grade- Ms. Davis, 5th grade- Ms. O'Brien, 6th grade- Ms. Smith, 7th grade- Mr. Brody for home room and Social Studies, 8th grade- Mr. Brody again, I think.

In 6th grade Ms. Flowers was our English teacher.  She was the wife of the first headmaster. Somewhere in there, Mr. Fisher was a chemistry teacher.  Mr. Stevens was the art teacher. Ms. Nagy was the girls' gym teacher.  Ms. Sardell for French.  Mr. Angel for math. 

All of this without looking at my old report cards with  bad conduct "Needs Improvement" marks all over them.
Does anyone remember Mr. Donnelly, the 7th grade English teacher?

My goodness!   Best, Ed

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