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31-MAY-2005 Karl R. Josker

PS 19

97 W. Delevan Ave. Buffalo

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Date/Time31-May-2005 18:51:47
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Michael 20-Mar-2018 19:18
I went to School #19 from 1967-69 Grades 5,(Mrs Cippolla) Grade 6(?) Grade 7 (Mr Best) I remember Mr Scime,7th grade Science Mrs Darone English. This school had a great shop class where I learned to finish, cut,and assemble wood products. I remember the Music teacher (Possible Mrs Russo was a wonderfull person too. A lot of great kids lived in this neighborhood!
Angelo Giambra 07-Dec-2016 13:15
I was there in the 50's. Some of my friends were David Greco, Tommy Hyers, Salvatore Amatrano, Anthony Marotta. Anyone know of these people and where I can contact them?
Alan Scibetta 02-Sep-2013 20:59
I went to PS19 1964 (Kndgrgrtn) and 1965 (1st grade). The neighborhood was mostly Itlaian/American. Ms. Fontaine/1st grade, was a great teacher. She also taught us how to shop for food (she had us bring in empty food containers to set up the class like a store), make change, address and envelope, and answer the phone (with real working test phones). I know she used some of her own money. She was one of the nicest teachers I knew. We did a play about the holidays in every month of the year with Ms. Riso's class. Kids and teachers and the neighborhood was so nice and peaceful. If anyone had Ms. Fontaine or Ms. Riso in 1965 or anytime and want to chat, please email me at: benderfox@yahoo.com. I don't know when they retired or if they are still alive. Thanks!
Cheryl 01-Apr-2013 23:25
I went to 19 from K-8. Loved it and made wonderful friends that I still keep in touch with. Had mrs Barnhart. Mrs Franklin. Mrs gugino, mrs Sherk. Mr Napierslski, MissRusso. All wonderful teachers. Great prices
barbara nettleman 25-May-2012 21:54
i was there is the 1950's..had a teacher names ms humpkins...a very mean and nasty teacher..she scared the students half to death - wish i knew then what i know now...she would not have been allowed to do that to us!!!!
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Alan 28-Nov-2011 01:02
Wow! Happy to see the great comments about the same teachers I also had. Miss Fontaine, 1st grd 1965 and Miss Crume, Kin, 1964. Anyone care to share some memories? benderfox@yahoo.com
Paula 15-Jul-2010 05:02
I also went to school 19. Loved it. I was there for grades 3,4, and 5. Respectively I had Mrs Franklin, Mrs Gugino, and Mrs. Sherk. My little sister began Kindergaten while I was there...she also had Mrs. Crume..then went to Mrs. Matthias. We lived on Helen Place. Dates as I remember them were probably 1964 on through maybe 1967. I'd love to find out if the archives contain all the classs pics. Anyone interested in helping?
Robert Burden 23-Jun-2010 02:49
Yes, This school had so many memories for me. Ms Russlander, Ms. Fontaine, Principle Forte, Ms Fararo, Mr Pickles, Ms. Henry, Mr. Wagner, Ms Emerson, Ms Leasy and Ms Riso. If anyone has any information on where Ms Riso is today please let me know. I have come across so many people that want to thanks her. Especially me.
peter 15-Jan-2010 19:15
I went to this school in kindergarden and first grade. Mrs Crume and Mrs Robbins were my teachers. Mrs Ruslander was the principle at the time. Wow that was like almost forty five years ago. We lived on DeWitt Street. I still have my class pictures. Buffalo holds many fond memories for me.
Alan 29-Dec-2009 21:01
I went to school here from 1964-66. I remember when we were in the playground and a guy was pointing a rifle at us from the 2nd story of a house. Needless to say we were all ushered into our classes quickly. My best memory was that of my 1st grade teacher Miss Fontaine. Not only did she teach the required curriculum, she also taught us how to shop, make change, answer the phone, address an envelope, etc. I know she used some of her own money. She truly loved teaching and most importantly, us. Wherever you are Miss Fontaine...God bless you and thank you for making learning fun. If anyone else would like to share some memories of this remarkable woman, please feel free in emailing me. Thanks!