I remember Pandora very well.
There were some memorable characters there.
I think Gordon was everybody's favorite.
I still hold Dave Richards in high esteem.
Reading this thread made me think back and so many thoughts came to mind, so I signed on and commented.
I remember the two guys at the counter at Schwartz's with their "96" and butcher knives.
I forgot to mention Bill Reeves was in Qual (before Sue Wassermann.)
I remember the night we moved the CF files from the basement of 1810 to 1812, and moved the HCO files to 1810.
And of course there was Louie Beloucci.
I thought of some other names not yet mentioned like Bev Cola, Lorraine Shefferman, Conley and Betty Kelley, John Thomas, Alan Thomas, Boyd Hall. Sheryl Lowe (Liccardi), Bill and Jeanette Miller, Bill and Sylvia Hynes, Roger Harrison, Phyllis Breggin, James Schisler, Kathy Wilhere, Nancy Pierson, David Noe, Adrianna Castle (although I don't think she was on staff), Tim Weir and the blonde girl he married, I think her name was Jeanette. The names just keep coming. Barb Reeves, Duke and Ann Snyder. There was a guy named Tom who was the staff course supervisor. I forget his last name. There was Larry Hoffmann. There was a tall guy that always hung out with Paul Kelley. Ron Diehm, Joan Tourtellotte and Cindy Krucynski (although they weren't on staff).
Sorry if I bore you folks with my reminiscing.
I heard Larry Spinks was in China. Do you know anything about that?
The Anabaptist Jacques
Welcome aboard. Among other things, ESMB is a collective memory outside the razor wire.
Nobody's bored with your reminiscence.
It fills in holes.
Zinj