South Pasadena High School

 

Class Of 1969

 

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Thanks to all of you that have made donations! We now have 5 more years on our domain name and extra to help us do some research and mailings to help locate missing classmates. No more donations are needed. Extra funds not used will go towards our next reunion or class activity. Thanks, Stefanie & Bruce



This is a private and permanent site for all South Pasadena Junior High & High School students who graduated in 1969, or not quite, finished at
another school &/or moved away.

You are all welcome here!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

SAVE THE DATE!

Saturday and Sunday June 16th & 17th

SPHS GRAND REUNION IV!

SPHS Campus

     This is going to be a fantastic event! This reunion is for anyone who has ever attended South Pasadena High School, and their families!  Plan your schedule now so you can join us, and other alums in a Grand Reunion to remember!  Food, music, displays, visiting, and activities.... a wonderful program is being planned, please contact your SPHS friends and encourage them to attend! What a wonderful way to re-connect with old friends and acquaintances!

 


 


We have a fun forum here on our Website: It's called Tiger Talk Forum, and you can pick a topic you like, and post your thoughts, questions, opinions, greetings, or whatever you like! Stop by HERE and join the conversation!

 

CLICK HERE to register & visit friends from other class years!
(Not this website but the All-Years website)

YOU CAN CREATE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE MESSAGE FORUM!
Click on the Message Forum link at the left... post questions, requests, announcements, anything you like!
Come see what's there right now!

 

JOIN THE SPHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION!
-Benefits of Membership-
Tiger Tales mailed in Fall to current SPHSAA members
Tiger News goes to all Alumni in Spring
Scholarships provided to worthy students
Coordinates Reunion Activities
A channel of communication that helps our website!
Helps us find and contact LOST Alumni
Maintains the Class Directory
Preserves our school's memorabilia
 
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Related websites - click on the links below:

1) SPHS Alumni Association
2) SPHS Class Reunions Calendar
3) Submit a tale to Tiger Tales
4) Websites of other SPHS Classes
5) South Pasadena High School
6) South Pasadena Unified School District
7) City of South Pasadena
8) South Pasadena Public Library

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Pancho Villa Dead or Alive
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Elvis Presley
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VIDEO ON OUR FULL THIS DAY IN HISTORY PAGE


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