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Old 09-24-2008, 10:17 PM
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My Ex BF went to Holy Cross up until 85, then came to my school out in Lytle for two years until he finished.. I do think he went to St John Bosco also..
oh how funny --- who was your ex BF??? --- maybe i knew him...
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Old 09-26-2008, 12:03 AM
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I went to Tynan Elm, Davis middle school, Wheatly Middle schol, and Fox tech, now Utsa. I noticed the original poster wentt o Davis also but I dotn remember any of those people. I was in in 1995 -1996. My Favorite teacher was Mrs Haskins at Tynan Elm. I wonder what shes doin now.
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Old 09-26-2008, 06:44 PM
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I attended elementary school in St. Louis, MO. Moved to SA in 1993, then attended middle school at Eisenhower (Grade 6-8, 1993-1996) and high school at Churchill (Grade 9-10, 1996-1998).

Left SA in 1998 to go to UNT in Denton, then to Austin in 2000 to attend UT.
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Old 09-27-2008, 11:01 AM
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Wood Middle School for about 4 months at the end of the year, then Madison for HS. I don't remember names well but the principal was Mr. Green I think. Then there was a woman assistant principal, last name started with an H.. I'd know her if I saw her (and I bet she'd remember me too).

For Biology I had Coach Rainey and he had a reputation for giving A's or passing grades to girls for the wrong reasons. I had Ms. Valentine for English and I HATED her, first teacher that ever made me not like an English class.

That's all I remember right now. No other Madison people here?
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Old 09-27-2008, 02:40 PM
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St John Bosco
Elrod Elementary
Northwest Hills Baptist School
Incarnate Word HS (go Shamrocks!)- to the pro-vets, you guys had a way cooler mascot.
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Old 09-27-2008, 03:45 PM
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Stahl Elementary
Driscoll Middle School
Texas Military Institute (harumph, rubble, robble, robble)
MacArthur High School
Waskow Leadership Academy (Belton, TX)
Back to SA to St. Phillip's College
Lastly, UTSA to assume my destiny as the quintessential Geology-nerd.
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Old 09-29-2008, 11:05 AM
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Old 09-29-2008, 11:55 AM
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Thunderbird Hills elementary (since renamed Powell Elementary)

Pat Neff Junior High; only remember a few teachers like science teacher Mr. hipp, gym teacher Mrs. Garcia who I hated with a passion, and a wood shop teacher.

Holmes High school; don't remember the principal but remember psycho Mr. Terrell the vice-principal with love of paddles and over-punishment. I actually remember a lot of teachers here.

UTSA; remember every professor I ever had. Half were hippie whiners and the other half were cool.
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Old 09-29-2008, 01:12 PM
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UTSA; remember every professor I ever had. Half were hippie whiners and the other half were cool.

Haha. Sounds about right. I didn't mind the hippie profs too much. I've smoked with a couple. It was the academic elitists that drove me nuts.
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Old 10-07-2008, 01:32 PM
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Elemetary Forbes 1-5. 6th grade Charles C Ball first year it was open. Principal at Forbes was WB Connell.

Junior High I went to WB Connell. Yep it was named after the principal of my elentary school.

High School was Highlands. Favorite teachers were Peggy Woodall for public speaking class and Mrs. Blair for history. Graduated by the skin of my teeth in 1971.
Wow, interesting. We must have lived close to each other--I went to Forbes grade 1-6, Connell for middle school, and graduated from Highlands in 1969. My favorite teachers were Mrs. Schelper, Mr. Ross, Mrs. Alberti. Wow, long time ago.
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