We are so excited about this special year and would love to share events, look for old friends and really connect with everyone, who at one time in their life, shared a special bond with the school.
Thornhill Elementary School was built in 1958 and is nestled in the beautiful hills of Oakland, close to Montclair Village. The school currently enrolls approximately 360 children in kindergarten through fifth grade. This year is a really special year as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary.
From: Jocelyn Abel-Johnston of Whitefish, MT. I just loved Dr.Jefferson! The old story was if you misbehaved, then you were spanked in his office. When Mrs. McDonald came around in the mid 60's it was reported she would use a hairbrush. There were of course, much fonder memories of the place. Miss Edgerley had to be the best (and most patient! with the likes of me)teacher, the spring carnival, Dads and Daughters night, real field trips, the Maypole dance in the spring, the recreation department downstairs. I can still smell the powdered handsoap from the 'lav' and the skylights in the lavs. That cafeteria/mpr with Mr. Rasmussen putting up and down the tables each day, the foot long hotdogs and eggo potato chips (yummers!) and of course I'll never, ever forget: when JFK was assinated and Mrs. Giantvally (this was 2nd grade) started crying on the intercom phone and the day they sent us home early when MLK was assinated 'for fears of riots'. A special blessing to Miss Sarah Atkinson who stared us all in Kindergarten! We had a fine eduacation at Thornhill Elementery School!
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From: Jocelyn Abel-Johnston of Whitefish, MT.
I just loved Dr.Jefferson! The old story was if you misbehaved, then you were spanked in his office. When Mrs. McDonald came around in the mid 60's it was reported she would use a hairbrush.
There were of course, much fonder memories of the place. Miss Edgerley had to be the best (and most patient! with the likes of me)teacher, the spring carnival, Dads and Daughters night, real field trips, the Maypole dance in the spring, the recreation department downstairs. I can still smell the powdered handsoap from the 'lav' and the skylights in the lavs. That cafeteria/mpr with Mr. Rasmussen putting up and down the tables each day, the foot long hotdogs and eggo potato chips (yummers!) and of course I'll never, ever forget: when JFK was assinated and Mrs. Giantvally (this was 2nd grade) started crying on the intercom phone and the day they sent us home early when MLK was assinated 'for fears of riots'.
A special blessing to Miss Sarah Atkinson who stared us all in Kindergarten! We had a fine eduacation at Thornhill Elementery School!
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