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Date Posted: 04:34:01 03/09/07 Fri
Author: Jesse Birnbaum
Subject: A big fat jolt to memory

Yesterday, just for fun and for no particular reason, I thought I'd search the Web for "scarborough school". I had no idea my search would uncover a time machine.

I attended Scarborough from 8th to 12th grades and graduated in 1972.

I must say it is so strange see names and view correspondence from people I have not heard from or thought of for more than 30 years.

Mr. Higgins - I remember you...I attended a summer English class the late 60's which you taught. A reading assignment included The Great Gatsby.

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[> Re: A big fat jolt to memory -- JoAnn Wolf, 18:33:52 05/09/07 Wed

>Hey Jesse,
I too just decided to check it out. Hope all is well with you.

JoAnn
Yesterday, just for fun and for no particular reason,
>I thought I'd search the Web for "scarborough school".
>I had no idea my search would uncover a time machine.
>
>I attended Scarborough from 8th to 12th grades and
>graduated in 1972.
>
>I must say it is so strange see names and view
>correspondence from people I have not heard from or
>thought of for more than 30 years.
>
>Mr. Higgins - I remember you...I attended a summer
>English class the late 60's which you taught. A
>reading assignment included The Great Gatsby.

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