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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Who were your best buddies at Willard?

6 comments:

  1. Judy Schoneman BeirneJanuary 17, 2010

    I explored the neighborhood with Nancy McLean (Upper Blvd., moved to California Street). Peggy Figlar and I played Barbies and Blind Man's Bluff on the low roof behind the school. Peggy Supplee was in brownies and Girl Scouts with me. Ann Larson was Girl Scout and confirmation class with me. When they moved in mid-Willard years, my BEST buddies became the Thompson triplets. I miss hearing from them! Several others I was granted association, I think because I lived next to Carol Scholl;-]

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    1. Nancy McLeanAugust 20, 2013

      OMG Somehow today I found a reference to Roberta Walker ...and then found this! I am a landscape architect living inVancouver, and just met the Consul whose roommate was from Ho Ho Kus.

      So, remember the flashlight code across the street?

      And there's a good "psychic" story when I met Ed K at Cornell...

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  2. Peggy FiglarJanuary 18, 2010

    uh-oh, Judy, I find a discrepency in your statement. We played Barbies in SIXTH grade. I'm not ashamed of it anymore. I would play with them now if I had the chance. My good friends included Cheryl Jones, Barbara Canfield, Didi Herring, Doug Kirkwood, Gail Brightman, Judy Schoneman, Roberta Walker, Moira Hearne, Pam Simonson, Judy Hall, and probably a few others that I'm forgetting right now. Strangely enough, after all this started, I have now become close to Irene Nagy, Bob Elgin, Pam Simonson, and Judy Schoneman. This is a lot of fun. Unfortunately once I get a job I won't be able to joke around on this blog as much as I do now.

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  3. Peggy FiglarJanuary 18, 2010

    Oh No!!! I knew it! I forgot Susan Main! How could I forget HER??

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  4. Judy Schoneman BeirneFebruary 14, 2010

    I am so relieved that others have fessed up to Barbies in SIXTH grade (yep, your right, Peggy!).
    In our emails, I have admitted I had a crush on David Smith. I wish to publically apologize for any embarrasment I may have caused him by spreading my own rumor that the feeling was mutual. (especially now that he has been located and may be reading this!)
    Who did YOU have a crush on?

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  5. Bob ElginFebruary 15, 2010

    Now wait a minute! As I recall you and David were an 'item' for awhile there. So he must have had some feelings for you. Now he may never confirm or deny this, but you and I will always know ...

    BTW, when I was in 6th grade I had a crush on YOU. But you never noticed. Go figure. Oh, and Happy Valentines Day! (+1)

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