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Date Posted: 07:06:40 08/14/07 Tue
Author: Keith
Author Host/IP: r2.courts.state.ny.us / 207.29.128.130
Subject: Re: My Teachers at PS 272
In reply to: Steve Lazarowitz 's message, "My Teachers at PS 272" on 09:43:53 06/13/07 Wed

Hello, I had pretty much the same teachers, Mr. Fischer was my 4th grade teacher and he was the best. went there from 66 to 72, I think, it was such a long time ago, but I do remember some of these names you mentioned
>
>I had
>
>K Mrs. Goldestin
>1 Mrs. McBride
>2.Mrs. Fenechel
>3. Mrs. Borger
>4. Mrs. Kats
>5. Mr. Ritt (Martin J. Ritt...the coolest teacher)
>6. Mr. Zats
>
>The principle when I went was Mr. Slominsky and the
>Assist. Principle was Mr. Seawald.
>
>The memories are just flooding back.
>
>Let's see, I'd have left there in the mid 1970s.
>Believe it or not, I have an old copy of the Bent
>Twig, from when I was in 2nd Grade, with one of my
>poems in it.
>
>Memories: The malted at 3 Guys Lunchonette
>My first job at Star Value City
>Milty's Toy Store
>Taub Shoes
>Babara's Cake Faire made the BEST eclairs.

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Re: My Teachers at PS 272 -- Kathy, 10:09:17 04/27/11 Wed (cpe-74-64-61-210.nyc.res.rr.com/74.64.61.210)

I am trying to locate Martin J Ritt, (about 65 years old now) a childhood friend of my husbands, for a neighborhood reunion and book reading. My husband, Martin Levinson lived at 50 Lefferts in Brooklyn, Martin J Ritt lived at 25 Lefferts. Looking for Martin J Ritt's phone number, cell, or email.

THANKS SO MUCH!
>
>I had
>
>K Mrs. Goldestin
>1 Mrs. McBride
>2.Mrs. Fenechel
>3. Mrs. Borger
>4. Mrs. Kats
>5. Mr. Ritt (Martin J. Ritt...the coolest teacher)
>6. Mr. Zats
>
>The principle when I went was Mr. Slominsky and the
>Assist. Principle was Mr. Seawald.
>
>The memories are just flooding back.
>
>Let's see, I'd have left there in the mid 1970s.
>Believe it or not, I have an old copy of the Bent
>Twig, from when I was in 2nd Grade, with one of my
>poems in it.
>
>Memories: The malted at 3 Guys Lunchonette
>My first job at Star Value City
>Milty's Toy Store
>Taub Shoes
>Babara's Cake Faire made the BEST eclairs.

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