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Date Posted: 19:43:02 01/30/04 Fri
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Subject: Re: Louise Taylor---yes! Is she still around?
In reply to: Sherry Stapleton 's message, "Re: Louise Taylor---yes! Is she still around?" on 19:28:56 03/04/03 Tue

>>Evan:
>>Thanks for jogging my memory! After I read your post,
>>I remembered that I had a yearbook of my brother's
>>from 1968, so I dug it out and looked Ms. Taylor up,
>>and there she was! Thanks so much. Do you or anyone
>>else reading this know if she's still around?
>>
>>--Jonathan
>
>Miss Taylor was still at Paul Blazer when I graduated
>in 1987. One of my friends and I passed notes in
>class everyday, even though she threatened to post
>notes on the bulletin board if we got caught. We sat
>in the second row right in front of her lectern.
>
>She had a rule that you could not crupple up paper. I
>think her reasoning was that it would be cruel to the
>paper to do so.

She was still there when I graduated in 1990. Had her for Geometry in like 10th or 11th...I forget. Was it just me? or did she remind everyone of a firey little Chihuahua....lots of bark, but the bite wasn't all it was advertised as. Loved her class!!! She was one of the few teachers who would really jump in your butt and make you learn it whether or not you wanted to!!! LOL

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