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Subject: Re: Looking for old school friends Author: karl [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:01:49 08/03/01 Fri In reply to: Lisa (Piazza) 's message, "Looking for old school friends" on 10:11:55 03/24/01 Sat Hi maybe I can help...... www.oldschoolmates.co.uk is a FREE web site which allows you to find and reunite with your long lost old school friends of the past. I hope this is what you have been looking for and if there is anything you would like to ask, please write back as we are willing to help!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Looking for old school friends Author: Joann Petrucci Borbell [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 21:47:11 08/22/01 Wed >How funny!!! I have not found anyone from MQH either. The name Lillian piazza sounds familiar. Everyone hated Miss Reddy, but she was one of my favorites. I guess I needed her strickedness. TO this day I tell my kids about her! I also had Ms Rayano, Mr Holt, Sr Denise, Sr Henrietta Clare (HEN), Sr Margaret Mary (Moron), and I can't remember her name but we called her NOSE!!! Check out Classmates, they just added elementry schools! Hi! I have recently found some old friends on the Web, >but none from Mary Queen of Heaven, where I went to >school between 1969 and 1973. My sister Lillian was >there from 1967 to 1973. Does anyone remember the >teachers like Sister Sean Ann, or the rotten Mrs. >Reddy? Or the nuns who used to ring that gigantic bell >between periods? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Looking for old school friends Author: John O'Donnell [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 08:35:40 01/10/02 Thu I attended MQH from 1972 to 1977 and remember several of the teachers you guys have mentioned. Nose's name was Sister Margaret Mary. A little high-strung, she was. My favorite story was when she walked into a classroom, scrunched up that ski-jump nose, and announced (deadly seriously), "I smell . . . bubble gum!" I believe it, the gum might've been in some kid's pocket at PS 203, but I believe it. There was another Sister Margaret Mary who taught 6th grade, and looked like John Wayne, although I think the Duke was a little more easy going. Sister Henrietta was another story. Frequently when she was supposed to be teaching, she'd go off on errands and leave the kids themselves in charge. When I think of the sacrifices a lot of the parents made to pay for tuition, I have to say that sort of thing bothers me years later. Anyway, all in all, I liked the teachers very much (e.g., Mrs. Silvestri, Miss Lynch, Ms. Cahill/Connors, Miss Spera), got an excellent education, and made friendships that have lasted more than 20 years now. BTW, although I've moved away, I have two nephews at MQH and Mrs. Cerchione is still there! Hello also to Peter V., I don't know if you remember me, but I recall that you were one of the more studious kids, and who can forget your production of "The Trouble with Tribbles"? >>How funny!!! I have not found anyone from MQH either. > The name Lillian piazza sounds familiar. Everyone >hated Miss Reddy, but she was one of my favorites. I >guess I needed her strickedness. TO this day I tell >my kids about her! I also had Ms Rayano, Mr Holt, Sr >Denise, Sr Henrietta Clare (HEN), Sr Margaret Mary >(Moron), and I can't remember her name but we called >her NOSE!!! > >Check out Classmates, they just added elementry >schools! > > > >Hi! I have recently found some old friends on the Web, >>but none from Mary Queen of Heaven, where I went to >>school between 1969 and 1973. My sister Lillian was >>there from 1967 to 1973. Does anyone remember the >>teachers like Sister Sean Ann, or the rotten Mrs. >>Reddy? Or the nuns who used to ring that gigantic bell >>between periods? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Looking for old school friends Author: somers piazza [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 09:58:49 12/21/03 Sun >I attended MQH from 1972 to 1977 and remember several >of the teachers you guys have mentioned. Nose's name >was Sister Margaret Mary. A little high-strung, she >was. My favorite story was when she walked into a >classroom, scrunched up that ski-jump nose, and >announced (deadly seriously), "I smell . . . bubble >gum!" I believe it, the gum might've been in some >kid's pocket at PS 203, but I believe it. There was >another Sister Margaret Mary who taught 6th grade, and >looked like John Wayne, although I think the Duke was >a little more easy going. Sister Henrietta was another >story. Frequently when she was supposed to be >teaching, she'd go off on errands and leave the kids >themselves in charge. When I think of the sacrifices >a lot of the parents made to pay for tuition, I have >to say that sort of thing bothers me years later. >Anyway, all in all, I liked the teachers very much >(e.g., Mrs. Silvestri, Miss Lynch, Ms. Cahill/Connors, >Miss Spera), got an excellent education, and made >friendships that have lasted more than 20 years now. >BTW, although I've moved away, I have two nephews at >MQH and Mrs. Cerchione is still there! Hello also to >Peter V., I don't know if you remember me, but I >recall that you were one of the more studious kids, >and who can forget your production of "The Trouble >with Tribbles"? > > > >>>How funny!!! I have not found anyone from MQH either. >> The name Lillian piazza sounds familiar. Everyone >>hated Miss Reddy, but she was one of my favorites. I >>guess I needed her strickedness. TO this day I tell >>my kids about her! I also had Ms Rayano, Mr Holt, Sr >>Denise, Sr Henrietta Clare (HEN), Sr Margaret Mary >>(Moron), and I can't remember her name but we called >>her NOSE!!! >> >>Check out Classmates, they just added elementry >>schools! >> >> >> >>Hi! I have recently found some old friends on the Web, >>>but none from Mary Queen of Heaven, where I went to >>>school between 1969 and 1973. My sister Lillian was >>>there from 1967 to 1973. Does anyone remember the >>>teachers like Sister Sean Ann, or the rotten Mrs. >>>Reddy? Or the nuns who used to ring that gigantic >bell >>>between periods? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Looking for old school friends Author: lori [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 17:35:51 05/11/07 Fri >I attended MQH from 1972 to 1977 and remember several >of the teachers you guys have mentioned. Nose's name >was Sister Margaret Mary. A little high-strung, she >was. My favorite story was when she walked into a >classroom, scrunched up that ski-jump nose, and >announced (deadly seriously), "I smell . . . bubble >gum!" I believe it, the gum might've been in some >kid's pocket at PS 203, but I believe it. There was >another Sister Margaret Mary who taught 6th grade, and >looked like John Wayne, although I think the Duke was >a little more easy going. Sister Henrietta was another >story. Frequently when she was supposed to be >teaching, she'd go off on errands and leave the kids >themselves in charge. When I think of the sacrifices >a lot of the parents made to pay for tuition, I have >to say that sort of thing bothers me years later. >Anyway, all in all, I liked the teachers very much >(e.g., Mrs. Silvestri, Miss Lynch, Ms. Cahill/Connors, >Miss Spera), got an excellent education, and made >friendships that have lasted more than 20 years now. >BTW, although I've moved away, I have two nephews at >MQH and Mrs. Cerchione is still there! Hello also to >Peter V., I don't know if you remember me, but I >recall that you were one of the more studious kids, >and who can forget your production of "The Trouble >with Tribbles"? > > > >>>How funny!!! I have not found anyone from MQH either. >> The name Lillian piazza sounds familiar. Everyone >>hated Miss Reddy, but she was one of my favorites. I >>guess I needed her strickedness. TO this day I tell >>my kids about her! I also had Ms Rayano, Mr Holt, Sr >>Denise, Sr Henrietta Clare (HEN), Sr Margaret Mary >>(Moron), and I can't remember her name but we called >>her NOSE!!! >> >>Check out Classmates, they just added elementry >>schools! >> >> >> >>Hi! I have recently found some old friends on the Web, >>>but none from Mary Queen of Heaven, where I went to >>>school between 1969 and 1973. My sister Lillian was >>>there from 1967 to 1973. Does anyone remember the >>>teachers like Sister Sean Ann, or the rotten Mrs. >>>Reddy? Or the nuns who used to ring that gigantic >bell >>>between periods? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]