I grew up here and I remember .....

[Anonymous]

"When you take Joon Rhee self-defense,
"Then you too can say,
"NOBODY BOTHERS ME..."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Economides, Mrs. Fotini D - Teacher Resource
married now
at Einstein!

LOL!

Anonymous wrote:Who are the Whitman teachers you had a crush on?

Mine were:
Miss Fotini Tsintolas!!
English Teacher - was the chearleader lead
Mrs. A_____ - english teacher. Was actually a possibility. (GROSS!!!)
Miss Charnetski - biology

Mrs. A = Mrs Adler. She left for a year and came back in 1977. Very classy and beautiful.

No way! Fotini got married? I was hoping she was waiting for me all these years. I even baked her a loaf of bread and gave it to her at the end of the year. (Huge crush on Fotini) Is she still beautiful or did the Greek curse hit?

I saw her about 10 years ago, and although she's aged, she's still looking good. tiny, feisty

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When the first McDonalds opened on Rockville Pike and we drove 25 minutes to experience my first burger in a bag. So impressive!! I remember wondering if my Dad could ever be important enough to get a job there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"When you take Joon Rhee self-defense,
"Then you too can say,
"NOBODY BOTHERS ME..."

[Anonymous]

High waisted pants. Youza youza.

[Anonymous]

The mechanical pencils that had a bunch of mini cartidges that you would slide into the body of the pencil - which was really a hollow tube. When one piece of lead got blunt, you would put it in the back of the pencil and push to expose the new, sharp lead.

[Anonymous]

My first grade teacher, Miss Dewitt at Whittier Woods. She was so sweet, everybody called her "mommy."

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Anonymous wrote:When River Road was a dirt road!

When the little stone house on River Road and Seven Locks was high up on a hill, before they built the roadway up because of constant flooding.

[Anonymous]

I remember going to E. J. Korvettes (in Mid Pike Plaza) every September to buy school supplies. And then on to the J. C. Penney's at Congressional Plaza to buy new underwear. The former whole foods is where J. C. Penneys was. And also going to Kinney Shoes which is where Anthropologie is I think. Did I forget to mention lunch at Roy Rogers in Congressional Plaza or before it was Roy Rogers, it was Hot Shoppes Jr.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember going to E. J. Korvettes (in Mid Pike Plaza) every September to buy school supplies. And then on to the J. C. Penney's at Congressional Plaza to buy new underwear. The former whole foods is where J. C. Penneys was. And also going to Kinney Shoes which is where Anthropologie is I think. Did I forget to mention lunch at Roy Rogers in Congressional Plaza or before it was Roy Rogers, it was Hot Shoppes Jr.

Didn't Congressional Plaza have a movie theater once? Why do I remember being in line by the part that is to the left of Starbucks?

[Anonymous]

$1.05 matine at the Baronnet Theatre on Wisconsin by the Post Office - the theater is no longer there. I watched the original True Grit there and Oliver before that and Gone with the Wind before that.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember going to E. J. Korvettes (in Mid Pike Plaza) every September to buy school supplies. And then on to the J. C. Penney's at Congressional Plaza to buy new underwear. The former whole foods is where J. C. Penneys was. And also going to Kinney Shoes which is where Anthropologie is I think. Did I forget to mention lunch at Roy Rogers in Congressional Plaza or before it was Roy Rogers, it was Hot Shoppes Jr.

Anthropologie is no longer there (at least not the one at the corner of Rockville Pike and Nicholson). It's a tile place now, I think. I just passed it last weekend and was thinking how before it was Anthropologie it was Borders (before it went to White Flint and crashed and burned). Across the street from that was Fresh Fields, which later became Whole Foods. This was the early 90s and I was already a (young) adult. I did not grow up here, but I've been here 25 years since college.

[Anonymous]

Great B-Town Landmarks:

Tastee Diner
Giffords
Raw Bar
Little Tavern
Trav's Inn

[Anonymous]

On the east side of town:

Steak in a Sack
the store always next to Kinney's - Roberts?
The Table Talk on the tables at Hot Shoppes

Crumpets in Georgetown
Roller Derby on channel 20
the circus at DC Coliseum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I remember going to E. J. Korvettes (in Mid Pike Plaza) every September to buy school supplies. And then on to the J. C. Penney's at Congressional Plaza to buy new underwear. The former whole foods is where J. C. Penneys was. And also going to Kinney Shoes which is where Anthropologie is I think. Did I forget to mention lunch at Roy Rogers in Congressional Plaza or before it was Roy Rogers, it was Hot Shoppes Jr.

Anthropologie is no longer there (at least not the one at the corner of Rockville Pike and Nicholson). It's a tile place now, I think. I just passed it last weekend and was thinking how before it was Anthropologie it was Borders (before it went to White Flint and crashed and burned). Across the street from that was Fresh Fields, which later became Whole Foods. This was the early 90s and I was already a (young) adult. I did not grow up here, but I've been here 25 years since college.

And before it was a Borders it was a clothing store called Alcott & Andrews. That was back in the early days of women's business suits. I still have a hanger from there. I got a couple of suits and several of those cotton high neck blouses with the big bow ties.