Remember the folding top desks that were so popular in the 70's classrooms? I recall them somewhat fondly. The world of classroom furniture has changed dramatically. The super high-tech, cutting edge classroom desks, cabinets, etc. have some a long way, baby! But in the end, the basic pieces of classroom furniture is pretty much the same. As a freshman at St. Francis High School in La Canada, Calif., I upset one of my teachers (Terry Terrazone?) and he kicked my desk top, so hard he broke the desk and broke his toe? I was a pain-in-the-ass back then, which I still am, but not quite as bad. Memories of classroom furniture--what a ride through the times of our lives?
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Ahhhhhhhhh....Memories of Classroom Furniture
Remember the folding top desks that were so popular in the 70's classrooms? I recall them somewhat fondly. The world of classroom furniture has changed dramatically. The super high-tech, cutting edge classroom desks, cabinets, etc. have some a long way, baby! But in the end, the basic pieces of classroom furniture is pretty much the same. As a freshman at St. Francis High School in La Canada, Calif., I upset one of my teachers (Terry Terrazone?) and he kicked my desk top, so hard he broke the desk and broke his toe? I was a pain-in-the-ass back then, which I still am, but not quite as bad. Memories of classroom furniture--what a ride through the times of our lives?
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