Wackiest Memories - PS 164 Alumni2016-12-02T21:55:58Zhttp://www.ps164alumni.net/forum/topics/1978143:Topic:9346?feed=yes&xn_auth=noI remember in 1977 or 1979...…tag:www.ps164alumni.net,2008-02-18:1978143:Comment:93962008-02-18T13:49:06.932ZHelen Haley Kellshttp://www.ps164alumni.net/profile/HelenHaleyKells
I remember in 1977 or 1979...something like that, Ellen Morgenstern, Ellen Schafer, Howard Laufer, Steven Pearlmutter and myself (Maybe Cori Weston too) waiting in the PS 164 school yard for some Space Sattelite. It was supposed to crash to earth somewhere and we KNEW it was going to land there. So we sat and waited on the swings and then waited some more....It never showed!!! We had fun anyway.....
I remember in 1977 or 1979...something like that, Ellen Morgenstern, Ellen Schafer, Howard Laufer, Steven Pearlmutter and myself (Maybe Cori Weston too) waiting in the PS 164 school yard for some Space Sattelite. It was supposed to crash to earth somewhere and we KNEW it was going to land there. So we sat and waited on the swings and then waited some more....It never showed!!! We had fun anyway..... Okay...so everyone remembers…tag:www.ps164alumni.net,2008-02-18:1978143:Comment:93482008-02-18T04:57:53.294ZJeffrey Slotnickhttp://www.ps164alumni.net/profile/JeffreySlotnick
Okay...so everyone remembers being in Mrs Berman's French play, right? Well, I will never forget the moment when I was alone on stage for a particular scene and just plain forgot my lines. For whatever reason, I never skipped a beat, God opened my mouth, and I said "Par'le Vu Francois". There was no response from anyone in the audience, except Mrs. Berman was laughing histerically in the front row. I will never ever forget that moment....
Okay...so everyone remembers being in Mrs Berman's French play, right? Well, I will never forget the moment when I was alone on stage for a particular scene and just plain forgot my lines. For whatever reason, I never skipped a beat, God opened my mouth, and I said "Par'le Vu Francois". There was no response from anyone in the audience, except Mrs. Berman was laughing histerically in the front row. I will never ever forget that moment....