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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



Welcome Tigers!

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

We're sad to report that Carl King passed away on Friday, June 18, 2010 from hepatitis C, and liver cancer. I will post more details as I receive them.

 

SPHS ALUMNI PICNIC 2010 Report!

We had a wonderful time at the alumni picnic. They estimate somewhere around 450 attendees, which is about double what they have had for the past few years, with the exception of last year, which was around 425.

It was great to see the following Class of '69ers there: Joe Grossi, Paul de Joseph, Connie Wardlow, Cheryl Griffin, Scott Borton, Arlene Mitchell Borton, Rosemary Moffet Hutchings, Barbara Jahier Baccus, Heather Gregory Sager. (You can add me, Stefanie Clark Eskander to the list!)

It was wonderful to see a few classmates from other years, including Steve Cipriani '68, Phil Halpin '68, and his wife Nancy Johnson Halpin '70, Diane Hershberger '70, Terri Stimpfel Hall '70, Ron Acosta '67, John Large '67, Janet Stone '67, Gail Blaikie '68, Tom Larson '70. I'm sure I missed a few folks, but I just wanted to mention some of the people I was able to visit with.

My husband Bruce had the camera during the picnic. He was trying to get photos of every group and class, and sadly underrepresented our class. He did a wonderful job with the photos, just not too many of  the Class of '69. I am including a nice photo of Connie Wardlow and her Mom Madelynne Coleman Wardlow, class of '41, and Connie's brother David, class of '63.

 
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6) South Pasadena Unified School District
7) City of South Pasadena
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USS Indianapolis Sinking 29th July ( 1945 ) I-58 Japanese submarine sinks the American cruiser Indianapolis, killing 883 seamen in the worst loss in the history of the U.S. navy. More than 800 fell into the Pacific many died due to injuries during the sinking but the remaining seamen were left to flounder in the Pacific, fend off sharks, drink sea water it was 84 hours before help arrived and only 318 survived the rest were eaten by sharks or drowned.
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