Elm Heights Alumni & Advocates

Never had one and honestly do people eat the pearls?

Is this report a reason to drink fewer boba teas? — San Francisco Chronicle How many boba drinks are too many? A recent report might have had you clutching your tapioca pearls. A study from consumer advocacy and research group Consumer Reports found lead in the sweet, slurpable tapioca balls commonly added to tea shop beverages in samples from four companies, including two....

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Trump Says He Plans to Send Patriot Missiles to Ukraine — Bloomberg President Donald Trump said the US will send more Patriot air-defense batteries to Ukraine, which Kyiv has said it needs to protect itself from Russian airstrikes.

My brother’s birthday today 🎶🎉🎩

Our Story Sharing the Stage , an idea that originated on a morning ferry commute in December 2009 , has resulted in overwhelming support from the community and an amazing response from youth, both in Seattle...

All you Elm Heighters, now that it's summer, share your favorite summer activities.

Greetings fellow Wamplerites and Fifth Grade Class of 1965-66:

We don't have to wait 3-1/2 years for a 45th HS reunion to plan another gathering. I just wrote to Becky Hicks Dickson last night about an idea. Next year is a milestone for many of us on two fronts: the odometer turns; AND, it will have been 50 years since we started 5th grade. There's something about zeros at the end of events that makes me want to celebrate. Maybe you, too? While we may or may not be able to do something again at the old school, I do have some strong ties to the WonderLab Museum, and we could do an evening rental.

I'll be tied up with traveling, work and the holidays until early January, but that doesn't mean we can't get the ball rolling if there's enough interest for something next summer or fall. What say you? If you like the idea, let Esther Millen Smail know. If you like the idea and are willing to help, PM Esther with your email address so we can put together a planning committee.

I'm sharing this post from Aliki Barnstone. It's a good question:

Dear Elm Heights friends - Do you remember whether we were told in school when President Kennedy was shot? Were we sent home? I read that schools were dismissed. He was shot at 12:29 and his death was announced at 1:33. I only remember heading home from school on 2nd, and hearing the kids calling out "The President's dead!" I don't remember anything about what happened inside school. I just remember the sounds, the voices, the leaves, my feet on the sidewalk, and then being at home with my parents, stunned, grieving, watching it all on TV. What happened at Elm Heights? I was in second grade and some of you were a little older. This is kind of driving me crazy. I'm watching all this footage on TV - and I remember it all. But not what happened with our teachers, the other kids, inside.

The 47th Fifth Grade Reunion held on June, 29 held at the old alma mater, now the Harmony Education Center.

There are two pages of interest to the Elm Heights crowd: Bryan Park; and Memories of Bryan Park.

Mrs. Blakely's Fourth Grade Class 1964-65
(apologies for the spellings)

Fromthe HT 5/15/10: Alumni of Elm Heights, Fairview and McCalla, are being sought by Heritage Education Resources, Inc. (HER*) for an oral history project. Contact HER at 812-339-2180 or [email protected] to participate or learn more.

*HER is a nonprofit organization devoted to preserving and developing cultural diversity and heritage.