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PS 164 Graduation Year: (If you left before, use the year you would have graduated.): 1975

About Me:: Hmm, I'm a professional children's entertainer by the name of Clownetta. I'm also a balloon decorator for all sorts of parties. I do arches/centerpieces and the like for bar/bat mitzvah's, sweet 16's, reunions, corporate events, and did I mention reunions? I've been known to do singing telegrams from time to time. I have two wonderful teenage kids, a son at Binghamton, and a daughter who followed in his footsteps at Bronx Science. I went back to school when my children were very young and should be completing my MA in Creative Writing within the next few years, hopefully, before my son gets his BA. Along with all those other things I do, I also work in my family's business, Abbey Locksmiths, on the Upper Eastside. And lastly, I still live in Queens with my husband of 21 years, Brian (a saint), in a modest home in Hillcrest.

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At 2:05pm on May 11, 2009, Patricia Weppler said…: Just checking to see if you got my message last week regarding the reunion set up time? The earliest you can get into the school is 4pm.
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At 1:34pm on April 21, 2009, Patricia Weppler said…: Just checking to see if you got my message of 4/17 regarding the reunion decorations?
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At 12:42pm on April 10, 2009, Laura (Torrents) Heidenfelder said…: Hi Adrienne- Of course I remember you! My mom even remembers you older brother. They used to live in the same builiding off of Main St (before we were born) LOL
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At 8:09am on February 13, 2009, Gus Berdini said…: Of course I remember you, and your mom. You had the best mom in the world.........always bringing us cupcakes or something great to school......lol.
I think you lived right around the block from 164 right?

Cant seem to locate pics of our group in here. Are there any?
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At 9:05pm on January 13, 2009, Linda Lipitz Schreiber said…: 137-42 was where my family [and I ] lived until 1966. It is where I grew up. Cag and I were friends and just recently connected. I still dream about that house.
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At 12:33am on January 3, 2009, Cag (Carol) Granet (Goldschmidt) said…: Hi Adrienne. Thank you so much for your nice words about my parents. I left 76th Ave. in Jan of 1968. I don't remember when you and your family moved in, but I never really got to know any of you. Sorry! Funny that you should write. In the next few days I plan to meet Linda Lipitz. She lived at 137-42 before you and I haven't seen her in about 45 years. I'm sorry to hear about your mother, but glad that your father is doing well. The neighborhood sure has changed. I don't suppose I'll be visiting much any more. Well, thanks for getting in touch. I hope you have a great New Year.
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At 3:38pm on December 30, 2008, Susan Melgood-McTaggart said…: I just checked out your web site, and you still have that cute little smile.
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At 3:36pm on December 30, 2008, Susan Melgood-McTaggart said…: Adrienne, of course I remember you. You lived on the block near the s
school yard. I think we were either in Kindergarten or first grade together. I had Mrs. Alexander, then Mrs. Simon. I remember you always had bloody noses LOL - funny that you are a clown. Hope all is well. Write again soon.
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At 11:19am on December 29, 2008, Warren Berger said…: Adrienne, thanks for writing back. Will stop by the store when I get a chance. Happy Holidays to you and your family. Warren
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At 11:30pm on December 25, 2008, Eric Sterling said…: Like you, I had no idea at the time that Paul Simon was famous. I vaguely remember him coming to visit the class in first/third grade, and I remember her playing "Bridge over Troubled Water." Unfortunately, I have lost most of my memories from 164 because it was so long ago. I think that he lived near 68th Street, just a few blocks from Jewel Avenue. I liked Mrs. Simon very much. She was a very nice person and a good teacher.
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