Alurralde - I found!
promotion I graduated 64, entered the "French division," first third morning shift, which came fifth year only 4 students: Silvia Santolini (flagship) Ana Maria Siffredi, Rosa María Guarino, and me. We were few, and the school functioned as "dump" as the National Institutes Pueyrredón, the Prospero Allemandi and others so that every year people are adding "terrible", repeaters, guys with discipline, others not bank on the environment, in short, a very particular fauna, rarely spent more than a year. Also, after the third, we joined with the remnants of other divisions, partners who were new and old at once.
So, we had close relations with the 'permanent', out of our litter or not, especially the promotion 63. On the other hand, teachers were quite stable, I learned that some continued well into the 70's.
Here is a preliminary list of "my names "
OF MY PROMOTION: Adriana Barberis
Antonetti
Amanda Rosa Kouch
Silvia, Ana and Maria Rosa
Bosters
Daniel Jara Rodolfo Emilio
friend Thomas Love
Cherubini
Carlos Hugo Carlos Lerner
Cantoni
Carlos Eloy Martinez Daniel Palmieri
Battaffarano
Jorge Carlos Carve
Rennes
PROMOTION
63: Ofelia
Goscilo Guedella
Carlos Mario Felix Mario Farao
Pablo Daniel Dominguez
Iantorno
Kusselman
Hugo Manuel Roest
Twins Carlos Garcia De Schnaiderberg
First I just remember the fat Giuliano PROFES
The Lady of Villafañe (History)
Dr. Ruda Vega (Zoology, Anatomy)
Ms. Kuperman and her husband (Mathematics)
Mr Vazquez, who died when cursábamos "second year? (Castilian)
Mr Piccoli (Castilian)
Ms. Campanella (Literature)
Ms. Catala (Mathematics)
Mr Lozzi (PE)
Ms. Colombia (psychology)
Ms. Ruiz (Literature)
LOOSE
Sisters of Mary Rose Guarino
Kusselman Paul (Laura?)
Laurie Lerner, sister of Carlos
The Sisters Hrzak Obradors sisters Toscano
El Gordo "Cacho" Suarez (left)
Rosa Blinder
And some more with those that accomplishes that "Knowing is having memory forgetting"
A hug to those who had this idea, and I am available for whatever you need.
SIXTO Alurralde
Degree in Geology, Professor of Earth Sciences, INSTITUTE SAN PEDRO NOLASCO, Mendoza.
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