Memories of a Jewish Girl from Brooklyn - Meisner Oelerich, Helene
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My relationship with my family and friends while growing up were very special to me. Living in Brooklyn and graduating from P.S.230, Montaulk JHS, Erasmus High School, and Brooklyn College taught me a lot! All these educational experiences left me with a strong feeling for teaching, acting, dancing, music, and enjoying life! My friendship with Laura and her family, especially her actress mom, Fredi, and her family involved with theater were always so exciting! Dating Johnny Carson and others was very special too. My son Brian is amazing. My husband Phil is my partner. Traveling, dining out,…mehr

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My relationship with my family and friends while growing up were very special to me. Living in Brooklyn and graduating from P.S.230, Montaulk JHS, Erasmus High School, and Brooklyn College taught me a lot! All these educational experiences left me with a strong feeling for teaching, acting, dancing, music, and enjoying life! My friendship with Laura and her family, especially her actress mom, Fredi, and her family involved with theater were always so exciting! Dating Johnny Carson and others was very special too. My son Brian is amazing. My husband Phil is my partner. Traveling, dining out, and future experiences plus plans of more writing are very exciting.
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Helene was an acclaimed educator. She was awarded as a teacher of the year for her teachings on the negative effects and repercussions of prejudices. She always reminds her students of the saying, which later became her principle, "Don't judge a book by its cover!" Her students learned not to be prejudiced of adults or children who are different from them. "Give everyone a chance," is what they have learned from Helene. What Helene wants to impart to her readers is to teach students to love and care for people without any conditions or prejudices.