What high school(s) did you go to?

[mvd]

Graduated from Lansdale Catholic High School in 1994. Finished with first honors. Their webpage is here:

www.lansdalecatholic.com

If you go to the faculty section, these teachers that I had are still teaching:

Mr. Erich Uhlenbrock
Mr. Stephen Probert
Mr. George Marker
Mr. James McIntyre
Ms. Sharon Williams
Mrs. Mary Ward
Mrs. Anne Pepper
Mrs. Mary Cunnally (only had for homeroom)
Mrs. Lucille Prichard
Mr. David Landers
Mr. John Cullen
Mr. Michael Galante
Mr. Douglas Grunklee
Mr. Al Pauzano
Mr. Mario D'Achille
Ms. Teresa Naughton
Mr. James Algeo

Very good retention rate, considering I graduated over 10 years ago now!

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

1. My high school does not have a website .

The irony of it all : it was a school of science , math and technology :eyes:

[mvd]

3. That IS ironic.

Also, I noticed that not many of the faculty members at LC have their own web pages linking to the main site.

[proud2BlibKansan]

46. The elem school where I teach doesn't have a website

In these days of budget cuts, tech employees are among the first to go.

[gizmo1979]

2. Sheboygan South High

Used to be the Redmen,now the Redwings class of 79.Those were the days.

[sasquatch]

4. Carlisle High School and Miami Valley Career Technology Center

Carlise: The Indians
MVCTC: nothing

[Lydia Leftcoast]

5. A high school in the outer suburbs of Minneapolis

It has a website, but few of my classmates have posted their profiles.

I graduated so long ago that NONE of my former teachers are still employed there, although the children of some of my classmates are attending.

[usedtobesick]

6. Chichester PA 1980

I'll have to check to see if we have a website... never thought to even look.

[mvd]

7. For some more nostalgia..

He're my high school's rate the teachers page:

http://www.ratemyteachers.com/SelectTeacher.php?sid=26203&type=0&orderby=lname&letter=A

[mvd]

8. LOL

One of the comments for Mr. Cullen:

" 11/16/04 5 5 4 What are you peeps talking about,Cullen is the man.The things he says are helarious.To be honest, you are pretty dumb if you cant get above a 90% in there."

Guess I'm dumb - my final average was an 83. LOL again - I WAS a freshman when I had him, though.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

9. University of Illinois Laboratory High School

also known as "Uni High". Very proud to state that we held the record for losing the most basketball games in the history of the state (I think the streak lasted 5 years). Obviously, I'm not sports oriented. :)

Only one in the class of '68 who posted a recent photo grinning and wearing tie dye on the page for our 35th reunion......

[mvd]

10. I will have to go to one of my reunions sometime

I've been ignoring them until the 20th or 25th year reunions.

[Blue_In_AK]

90. I never went to one until my 40th...

EEk, am I really that OLD??

[proud2BlibKansan]

49. University lab schools are

usually excellent and very hard to get in to.

I also wanted to comment on your post because you are all of 3 years older than me. nana nana boo boo :hi:

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

63. Maybe not

one of the features of this school is that you took 7th and 8th grade in one year. If I'd gone to public school, I would have graduated in 1969. At the time, it was cool to graduate a year early, but now everyone thinks I'm older than I am! (Like it makes a big deal to be 54 and not 55).:)

[skygazer]

11. Brattleboro Union High School, Brattleboro, Vermont

Dropped out halfway through my senior year in 1979. Never really regretted it - I can't think of a thing I learned in high school that has benefitted me in life (at least anything I learned in formal classes). And I imagine all my teachers are either retired or dead.

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

14. Thats how I feel about HS . I graduated in 1998 .

I graduated with high honors and everything - and nothing that I crammed for night after night has helped me at all in real-life .

[Ariana Celeste]

12. 1st was Mount Si High School, Snoqualmie WA

2nd was GATES (an alternative school) in Tacoma WA

3rd was Franklin Pierce High School in Tacoma WA

[Mojambo]

25. No kidding? Me too.

And quite remarkably, my second was also an alternative school, Two Rivers HS.

Small world.

[Ariana Celeste]

84. I so wanted to go to Two Rivers.

My summer school teacher taught there, and she was so cool to me. I didn't get to though, had no transportation. :(. Lived in Fall City.

[Mojambo]

95. I live in Fall City

When did you go to Mount Si?

I still talk to a couple of my former instructors at Two Rivers.

[Ariana Celeste]

129. I went there

4-5 years ago for one year, my first sophomore year. The actual year escapes me. I believe it was 2000-2001? It was the year we had that big earthquake that shut down the rural highway that most take from Fall City to Snoqualmie, the one that goes by the Falls. The earthquake ruined part of the school building where woods and psychology were held, and also created a large crack up the side of the wall of the gym.

I was eating lunch in one of the empty science classrooms when it happened. :). I am going to see if Two Rivers has a website with the instructors names, and see if I recognize the woman I am thinking of.


On edit: How friggin cool! The site had pictures on the staff page, so I found her quick! Elaine Burgener. She taught summer school at Mt. Si the summer before I started my sophomore year- she was cool as hell! I really liked her a lot and her son sure was cute too. The last day of summer school she had her son come in and he and I hung out together- we read to a slower kid (Harry Potter) and after school was out I went home with them and hung out a bit. I really wanted to go to Two Rivers to continue being taught by her, and my dad made me think I'd be able to but at the last minute (as in, the last day left to register at Mount Si) he told me no, I have to go to the regular school. Ass, I was so pissed off like you couldn't believe. Elaine made me *want* to learn, I was always one of the smart kids who was bored by school and didn't do anything, but she is a great teacher and made it fun for me. I am 100% confident that it was Elaine, I recognize her name and her face looks so familiar to me. Then again I'm a pothead. Lol. Anywho, she was awesome.

[Mojambo]

135. Can you post the link to the school page?

I can't seem to find it.

I went to Two Rivers way back in 1991-1992. It was before they had acquired the permanent space they occupy now. When I went they were located in a converted two story office building.

I had an Elaine as a teacher but I'm pretty sure it's not the same one, unless her last name changed. Tom Athanases (who is the Principal these days) was just a math instructor back then. I still bump into him occasionally. Great guy.

[Ariana Celeste]

136. Here you go!

http://www.snoqualmie.wednet.edu/redirect.asp?goto=http://www.snoqualmie.k12.wa.us/schools/trhs/index.htm

I had to look up "Snoqualmie District" to find it.

I didn't recognize the last name either, but there is a man who teaches there with the same last name, so maybe she just got married recently? Or it could be two different Elaine's. :).

[Mojambo]

140. I think it's the same one!

She looks great in that picture, almost younger than I remember. Marriage must agree with her.

I love Elaine to death! She had as much impact upon me as anyone at Two Rivers. She put me on the school newspaper and really inspired my love of writing.

She used to take us to the park to study on sunny afternoons. What a great lady. I still hear the accent in her voice.

She's one of those teachers they make movies about.

[Ariana Celeste]

141. Exactly

"She's one of those teachers they make movies about."

It takes a very special person to make kids like I was care about learning.

[Aristus]

134. Cool! Are you still in town? I went to Lakes High in Lakewood.

Graduated 1986.

[Ariana Celeste]

137. Nah I left WA as soon as I could, lol.

I'm in Plainfield, IN now! :hi:

[praxiz]

13. We don't have high schools in Yoorupp!

We get rocks. We bang rocks. Then candy.

Yum. Rocks.

Arrr! Graduation.

Soft rocks.

Yum.

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

16. What do you have there my Norwegian friend ?

:hi:

[Mrs_Beastman]

15. Newark Catholic HS

go green waves!

http://www.newarkcatholic.org/newcath.htm

[Xipe Totec]

17. Escuela Preparatoria Federal Jose de Escandon

Named after the man who founded most of of the towns on the Rio Grande, from Laredo to Matamoros....

...on both sides of the river.

[sasquatch]

58. Was it like the Prepatory schools in the US

It seems like they're either rich kid schools or juvenile prisons.

[Xipe Totec]

61. It is far removed from today's warehouses for Yuppie Larva

It is federally funded, so it is free, and it is merit based. In Mexico, school is compulsory up to the sixth grade only. After that it is voluntary.

Preparatoria in Mexico is the functional equivalent of the honors program in American high schools. The structure is like that of the European gymnasium whose purpose is preparation for university.

[sasquatch]

83. Did you go to college afterwards?

[Xipe Totec]

94. Yes

In the US, in fact. Double major Math/Chem, minor in CS. Currently working on an MS/CS after a 28 year hiatus.

How about you?

[sasquatch]

96. History major at local community college

[Xipe Totec]

97. I'm a great fan of history

I was too much of a hard-assed science freak when I was younger; didn't appreciate the liberal arts until I matured.

I'm currently researching Medieval Spain from just before to just after the discovery of the New World.

[sasquatch]

107. Are you sympathetic to Montezuma?

Do you consider yourself an Aztec descendent.

[Xipe Totec]

114. To Montezuma? No. To his people, yes

No, I do not have any documented ancestors who are Amerindian. I've done Y-DNA testing and found out I am ethnically Semitic. This means I am probably descended from Jews or Muslims who were expelled from Spain in 1492 by the Catholic Kings. These are called the Exilers, or the Crypto-Jews. I was raised Catholic and my family has been catholic for at least the last eight generations.

I have great sympathy for the native people of Mexico. Many of their cultures were destroyed. But not all, and not completely. The Tlaxcalans allied themselves with the Spanish and did quite well. Some were be-knighted. The ruling classes of the Valley of Mexico also survived, including Montezuma's descendants. Some of the people in northern Mexico and Southern US are actually ethnic Tlaxcalans who traveled northward with the Spaniards and displaced the existing native populations of those areas. Many of the "Spanish" people in northern Mexico are actually descendants of Exilers trying to stay one step away from the Inquisition.

(on edit)

I've enjoyed the conversation and this is an interesting topic to me, but it is getting off topic for this particular thread. PM me if you want to continue the discussion in more detail.

Pleasure talking to you.

[sasquatch]

116. Were you're family from the Extremedoras of Spain

That's were most of the Conquistadors were from in Spain. I find you to be very interseting now my friend.
:)

[ScreamingMeemie]

18. Chippewa Valley High School.

And no, not too many teachers are there from '88...most went to the new school in the district, Dakota. :hi:


Its one claim to fame is that it is the school that "Freaks and Geeks" was based upon. The creators went to my school.

[GOPisEvil]

19. Judson High School, Converse, TX.

Class of 1986. :hi:

[SOteric]

20. Seattle Prep (Jesuit run)

[sasquatch]

59. That sounds like a good high school

[bigwillq]

21. Ansonia (CT) High School

The Chargers hold the record for most state titles in football (14). That's what we were known for--football.

[Midlodemocrat]

120. Hey Bigwillq! I taught at Emmett O'Brien for one year

from 80-81.

[Wapsie B]

22. Wapsie Valley of Fairbank, Iowa

Class of 1975.

http://www.wapsie-valley.k12.ia.us/

[BuddhaGirl]

23. Mater Dei Catholic High School (class of 1980)

Santa Ana, CA... GO MONARCHS!! :-)

www.materdei.org

[SmileyBoy]

24. St. Louis Park HS (Minnesota)

With such esteemed alumni as The Coen Brothers and Al Franken.

[Eugene]

26. Boston Latin School

Sumus Primi. http://bls.org

[greatauntoftriplets]

27. St. Scholastica Academy....

Chicago. Class of 1967. I see that an old English teacher is still there. It's the guy. My first-ever male teacher. He looks better than he did back in the 1960s. :rofl:

http://www.scholastica.us/

[mark414]

28. this stupid one

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=105&topic_id=3432857&mesg_id=3432857

[Patiod]

125. posted in wrong place

[Zuni]

29. Arundel Senior High

Gambrills, Maryland

[flamingyouth]

30. Ballard High School, Seattle, Wash.

http://ballard.seattleschools.org/

[njdemocrat106]

31. Brick Township High School, Brick, NJ

Class of '99. Yes, it's the same school where the teacher flipped out on the kid for not standing during the National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance. (They played the National Anthem over the PA system at the beginning of every school day). Mr. Stuart Mandel (the aforementioned teacher) must be a fairly new acquisition, because he wasn't there when I was there.

[BroadwayBrat]

130. If I would have stayed in New Jersey

I would have graduated from Brick Memorial - I miss it there. :(

[RetroLounge]

32. Maine East, Park Ridge, IL

Class of 1979

RL

[Nailzberg]

87. Class of '94 here!

[RetroLounge]

93. Go Demons!

RL

[IChing]

33. I went to the same high school as Paul Wellstone

but graduated 6 years after him

[Laughing Mirror]

66. Wakefield?

Several of my cousins went there too, in the 60s and early 70s.

[IChing]

76. Yorktown High School

[IChing]

92. I had the same English teacher as Paul

We received a very good education at this school, I was not a scholar like Paul. The teacher I remember after I did a search on google. We had a computer class at this school in the late 60's, also two civic/government teachers for one class . The english teacher's class was one of my favorite classes that I looked forward to,



Wellstone's English teacher, Gerry Shelton, told me that Wellstone was an outstanding person, a "giant in , personality, intelligence, and concern for others" even as a high school student. What impressed Shelton (as it would any teacher) was that his student was truly interested in what he was teaching.

Gerry remembers that when he finished his lectures on Emerson and Thoreau, Wellstone came to him and said, "You know, I think I have become a transcendentalist." This is an experience that makes it worth being a teacher.

[proud2BlibKansan]

34. Pembroke Hill School

http://www.pembrokehill.org/phs/index.asp

In KCMO

[loudestchick]

39. And you seem so .....normal. Actually, I want my oldest to test for

scholarships there when she's in 6th grade. Otherwise we'd NEVER be able to afford it.

[proud2BlibKansan]

45. Hey lots of great 'normal' people go there

And I will be honest. I was a faculty brat. My dad was an administrator there for 25 years. So we all went there tuition free. And we had the best high school education in the area at that time. I will be grateful for this opportunity for the rest of my life.

And yes, I am as generous as I can afford to be when they hit me up for annual giving. :)

It's funny that since I now teach in 'the hood', I say I have really lived on both ends in this community. Gives me a unique perspective.

I don't know anything about the scholarships they offer now. But it's worth trying. It really is an excellent school.

[5thGenDemocrat]

35. Saginaw (MI) Arthur Hill

Named after a lumber baron, not a large mound of dirt.
AHHS is still the only high school in Michigan to have a football team which went undefeated, untied and unscored upon (1973). I was a sophomore that year and worked on the newspaper, instead.
DUers MSchreader and Vince3 both went there too (in much later years). Other famous alumni would be Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Theodore Roethke and Jason Richardson of the Golden State Warriors.
John
It is now six days, 13 hours and seven minutes to FUNDAY. Get your reservations in now. See below for details.

[auntAgonist]

36. Preston High School, Cambridge Ontario Canada.

[5thGenDemocrat]

38. auntAgonist

I didn't know you were from Cambridge -- I've played darts at the Canadian Legion hall there a couple of times in the Can-Amera games (between Cambridge and Saginaw Township). We lost both times.
John
Not a particularly good dart player.
It is now six days, 12 hours and 54 minutes to FUNDAY. Bring your darts if you have any.

[hyphenate]

37. What used to be Girls Latin School

in 1974. The school has since become Boston Latin Academy and moved from Dorchester's Codman Square to the Fenway area, near Boston Latin School, which 30 years ago was our sister (er, brother) school.

We had a graduating class of 150, I believe. I also have no idea of what teachers remain....it's been a long time since I was there.

My grades weren't perfect, but I was a classic underachiever, interested only in an eclectic series of things which have served me well since then. My SATs were 1250, I believe, but by today's standards, they're higher, since they did a re-scale of them in the early 90s.

My senior year there saw the introduction of (gasp!) boys into the school, which was when it began its change from Girls Latin School into BLA.

The school website can be found here: http://boston.k12.ma.us/bla/

[loudestchick]

40. Truman High School in Independence, Mo.

My fresh-faced newbie of a debate coach (in '85) is now the principal. Time sure flies.

[proud2BlibKansan]

47. That school has a great reputation

So does that school district. I would love to work there.

[kittenpants]

41. South Central High School

it sounds tough but it's in the middle of Ohio

[lies and propaganda]

42. Parkway HS, Bossier City La.

What a fun thread to have begun! It would be great if we found a 'missed connection' out of all of this.

[Scooter24]

43. The Dalton School, NYC

http://www.dalton.org :)

[ikojo]

109. I went to a Dead show in Atlanta with a guy who

attended the Dalton School....very, very rich kid. It was approx 15 years ago and I cannot even begin to recall his name. There were six of us who went to the show together, it wasn't like we were a couple.

[ralps]

44. University School of Milwaukee

:hi: :loveya: :hug: :pals: :woohoo:

[mcctatas]

48. Oshkosh North High School, Oshkosh WI.

[banjosareunderrated]

50. University of Detroit High School

[Redstone]

51. Plymouth-Whitemarsh.

It actually had its own planetarium when I went there! How many high schools have one of those?

I hear the planetarium is gone, now. Too bad.

Redstone

PS: It was 35 years ago.

[mvd]

91. Cool

One of Lansdale Catholic's achievements is that they were PIAA CLASS AA State champions this year in football. :bounce:

They came close a couple times when I was there.

[Patiod]

124. PW!!! I live in Conshy!

And went to junior high at Sandy Run in Upper Dublin, where we had a platnetarium.

http://www.udsd.org/UDSD/Planetarium/events.htm

[Left Is Write]

52. I went to a suburban Minneapolis high school.

They do have a website, as I discovered tonight. A few of the teachers there now were there when I was a student, but only a few. I noticed that at least one of my old classmates is a faculty member there now, and that my 7th grade English teacher is now the high school principal.

I graduated 21 years ago.

[nickgutierrez]

53. Immokalee High School

In Immokalee, FL. Graduated in '02, have two brothers there now. :)

[Skittles]

54. I went to high schools in England (military), Iowa and Illinois

GI brat *sigh*

[Suich]

55. Holy Child Academy, Portland OR, class of '61

[clyrc]

56. let's see if I can remember them all ..

Thomas Sumter Academy, Dalzell, South Carolina

Hillcrest High School, Dalzell, South Carolina

St. Judes High School, Sumter, South Carolina

Cleveland High School, Cleveland, Oklahoma

and finally and most belovedly, Mililani High School, Mililani, Hawaii

I was an Air Force Brat

I started Kindergarten in North Dakota, and ended high school in Hawaii. Then I went to six different colleges. And more may be in my future.

[electricmonk]

57. Patrick Henry High class of '82

PH

I graduated, that's about the best I can say for my academic achievements. School kinda got in my way of having fun and making a buck, occasionally illegally.

[montana_hazeleyes]

60. Ikea High

Well,anyway that's what's built there now. It was Ravenswood High School in E.P.A Calif.

I wonder if anyone else on this whole website went there beside me. I'll never forget Ravenswood. It was truly unique, very diverse and cool as hell! Went there in the mid sixties.

[RebelOne]

62. I attended Miami Technical High School

in Miami, Florida. It is no longer in existence.

[Cyndee_Lou_Who]

64. 'Tosa East in Wauwatosa, WI and Lake Park HS in Roselle, IL

[Heidi]

65. A small one. In a red state. But I've recovered. (nt)

[Mutley]

67. Hereford High School, Parkton, MD

I can't believe my school has a website! It's so tiny and and the town is so tiny!

http://herefordhs.bcps.org/

Anyway, I graduated in 1998. There are only four teachers that I had that are still there.

[bicentennial_baby]

68. Northfield Mount Hermon

http://www.nmhschool.org/

[all.of.me]

74. i was at stoneleigh, 1972

i loved the mount hermon boys (that was before it was one school). they were so down to earth, unlike the deerfield boys, who had their preppy heads up their preppy asses.

either way, i was a fish out of water in that preppy environment.

[bicentennial_baby]

81. DA boys are still like that

Hehe...Some things never change, I guess...I took dance classes at Stoneleigh for years

[Paladin]

69. McCallum High, Austin, TX

n/t

[Beware the Beast Man]

70. Quaker Valley High School, Leetsdale, PA.

[TroubleMan]

71. Hume Fogg in Nashville and Palm Beach Lakes in West Palm Beach

I went from a small magnet school my first 3 years:

http://www.humefogg.org/

to a huge 5A school my senior year:

http://www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/palmbeachlakeshs/

Those two schools were like night and day.

[peacebuzzard]

72. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Our Lady of Mercy.

a long time ago. http://www.olmrio.com...... graduated 1971.
Do you want the rest of the list???
Also attended: Lajes High School, Lajes AFB, Azores Portugal
Suitland High School, Suitland, Maryland
and finished some high school courses through Texas Tech in Lubbock, TX.

[joneschick]

73. Washington High School, Germantown Wisconsin

class of '74. They built the new high school on the edge of a swamp and called them "biology ponds". Huge field and wooded area behind the school served our purposes......

[Cyndee_Lou_Who]

77. HI!!

:hi: from Menomonee Falls!

Hope to see you and your lovely daughter at the next gathering. We should plan one soon!

[joneschick]

78. heck, I'll bring all 3 lovely, librul daughters! eom

[progmom]

75. three high schools for me

1. Mynderse Academy
2. van der Putt Lyceum
3. ISSE - International Secondary School, Eindhoven

[beyurslf]

79. Christian Center Academy. I have since recovered though.

[tjwmason]

80. Aylesbury Grammar School

http://www.ags.bucks.sch.uk

Founded in 1558 (if memory of the large plaque on the wall of the hall serves me).

There's a wee bit of the school history here http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/Aylesbury/schools/grammar.html

On Edit - the B.B.C. web-site gives our position in the national league tables:

100/3579 for G.S.C.E. and 33/2740 for A level (it was better than that in my day, of course) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/education/03/school_tables/secondary_schools/html/825_4500.stm

[GCP]

82. Goole Grammar School est MCMIX

Not in your league but it gave me a damn good education in the 60s.
BTW, when I put "Grammar School" up in a post about schooling I always think Americans are imagining we went through 12 years of elementary school, as it has a different connotation here.
:hi:

[HEyHEY]

85. Port Moody Senior - yes I went to "PMS"

[Dave Sund]

86. Creighton Prep

a Jesuit high school that taught us to think about everything and never blindly accept anything.

[mvd]

100. I kept quiet about my pro-choice beliefs in high school

I just did the work in theology class because in Catholic school, theology counts just as much as any other subject.

[Dave Sund]

102. I loved my theology class

Not so much scripture or those things, but in my sophomore year, and senior year, I had two very awesome teachers. Senior year, our "theology" class was more discussion and debate of current events. Which meant a whole lot of talk about the moral implications of the Iraq war.

My junior year, I had an Ecology teacher that would have made a few of you here very proud. He's still probably the most liberal person I've ever met. On 9/11, we didn't talk much about it, other than to say that the way we've acted in the Middle East, we shouldn't be surprised that this is the result. Still probably the most fun I'll ever have in a science class.

[mvd]

103. My theology classes were quite doctrinal..

with some morality thrown in. I'm glad yours were more varied! :hi:

Most of my professors weren't too political, though. I see that among the current professors, Murphy's webpage has a million flags, one of which looks like the Bush campaign flag a little. And he has feed from a right wing news source. Not a good advertisement for the school. :-(

[djeseru]

88. Carter-Riverside, Fort Worth, TX

Still rolling the idea around in my head if I should go to a reunion...

[Blue_In_AK]

89. I went to Woodland Park High School

in Colorado the first half of my sophomore year, Pasadena High School in Pasadena, Texas, the second half, and South Houston High School my junior and senior year. I graduated in 1964.

[qnr]

98. I only went for 3 months, early 70's: Seward Park HS, NYC

Think it is closed now. This place says attendance is 718, it was more like > 3,000 when I went.

http://www.insideschools.org/fs/school_profile.php?id=955

[XemaSab]

99. Tamalpais High School

in Marin County...

Tupac Shakur went there. John Walker Lindh was in the same district and went to the same school as some of my friends.

Also the site of a faked anti-gay series of hate crimes earlier this year, and where the protagonist of "Ecotopia Emerging" went.

www.tamhigh.org

[Blue_In_AK]

104. Are you familiar with that old David Crosby song...

....Tamalpais High at 3 p.m., or something like that?

[XemaSab]

105. I'm not

for reals?

[Blue_In_AK]

113. Yep...for reals.

You can probably still find it somewhere, maybe on CD (I have an old vinyl copy). The album is "If I Could Only Remember My Name," and the cover is a bright orange sunset with Crosby's picture overlaid (or underlaid, I can't remember). It's a great album that he made in 1971 with Joni Mitchell, Graham Nash, and a bunch of other people on it. Actually, the name of the song is "Tamalpais High (At About 3)" and it's a beautiful instrumental with some vocal "doo doo doos." Check it out.

[XemaSab]

117. Sounds very...uh...hippy

:-)

[Blue_In_AK]

118. About as hippie-trippy as you can get. :-)

Marin was a very hippie place back in those days. By the way, I lived in Bolinas from 1970-74. You probably know where that is.

[XemaSab]

119. I was there last weekend

Bolinas is still very hippie. VERY.

[Canadian Socialist]

101. John Taylor Collegiate

in lovely Winnipeg!
http://johntaylor.sjsd.net/
edited to add: I graduated in 1973. God, I'm old.

[Dervill Crow]

106. Thomas Jefferson HS, home of the Democrats.

What more can I say?

[ccinamon]

108. International School of Bangkok and Copperas Cove High

Very, very, different attitudes, curriculum, and quality of teachers....ISB was way more tolerant, higher general intelligence, more was expected of you, but also more interesting.

Both schools have websites...have missed the Copperas Cove reunions...have attended one ISB reunion.

Hoping to go to the ISB reunion next year.. they are held every other year in a different city...next year San Antonio!!

[ikojo]

112. I have some cousins who may have attended Copperas

Cove High...my Aunt Nancy and Uncle Bill live in CC. I've never been down there and wouldn't be able to pick my cousins out of a police lineup but know they live in CC, TX

[Rhiannon12866]

110. Northfield School for Girls, East Northfield, Mass.

Private boarding school, great education, hated it. And most of my teachers were spinster ladies that had been living and teaching there since before I was born, and maybe still are.:-(

http://www.nmhschool.org/

[Rhiannon12866]

111. Northfield School for Girls, East Northfield, Mass.

Private boarding school, great education, hated it. And most of my teachers were spinster ladies that had been living and teaching there since before I was born, and, for all I know, still are.:-(

http://www.nmhschool.org/

[Penndems]

115. George Mason Junior-Senior High School,

Falls Church City, Virginia. Class of 1973.

George Mason High School website:
http://www.fccps.k12.va.us/gm/

[Trigger Hippie]

121. Lafayette High School

Lafayette, La.

Class of '94.

:hi:

[WeRQ4U]

122. Dickinson High, Dickinson North Dakota

http://www.dhs.dickinson.k12.nd.us/

[LiberallyInclined]

123. Valley Lutheran High School in St. Charles Illinois

no longer in existence.

i actually graduated from Larkin high school in Elgin- but i never attended there.

[Patiod]

126. Upper Dublin High School

Home of the best womens public school swim team in the US (in the late 70's) and outrageously expensive Bar/Bat Mitzvahs.

Has to be the shabbiest high school in America located in a breath-takingly high-tax rich suburb. They keep building expensive junior highs/elementary schools, and then abandoning them, instead of fixing up the high school which desperately needs help.

http://www.udsd.org/Schools/UDHS/udhs.htm

[Seabiscuit]

127. The same one as Ann Coulter.

I've posted about this before.

New Canaan High School, Class of '63.

The teachers are all gone, the building's still there, but it's now the town junior high school.

[ronnykmarshall]

128. Atascadero and West High Schools

Grad from West High in 1979.

[Bullwinkle925]

131. El Dorado High School - El Dorado, Kansas - class of 1967

[BroadwayBrat]

132. Morrisville High School - Morrisville, PA 1996

Its a very small high school in a small suburb of Philadelphia. VERY small...my graduating class was 58 kids....and that was only in 1996 - I have heard the classes are a little bigger now...but hey...smaller can be better!

[Burma Jones]

133. Colonel Zadok Magruder High School

http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/magruderhs/

[kodi]

138. springfield (montco) erdenheim, pa

not far from lansdale catholic, who i think won the state catholic foootball championship in 2004

[Reverend_Smitty]

139. Steinert High School

Hamilton NJ class of 2002
http://www.hamilton.k12.nj.us/secondary/steinert/

[Book Lover]

142. The Mary Louis Academy

All-girl Catholic high school. I hated every minute of it. The teachers were good but (nearly) all the students were Heathers. Oh, just thinking about it is making my blood boil....

[friesianrider]

143. Souderton Area High School in Souderton, PA

And still hate it now as much as I did then :eyes:

[AlFrankenFan]

144. Aliso Niguel HS

In Aliso Viejo, CA. Still going there.

[friesianrider]

145. My boyfriend went to LC...

He liked it there, but it is apparently very um...Republican. Do you by chance remember Gary Engler (I think he was like the girls basketball coach or something)? He writes LTTEs ALL. THE. TIME. He wrote in to the paper once and said that my "heroes" are Libya and Syria and a bunch of other typical Republican BS :eyes:

[Emops]

146. Lebanon High School in Lebanon, Ohio, class of 2001

Woody Harrelson graduated from there, too.

Best Teachers:
Mr. Meno, government
Mr. Kowaleski, English
Mr. Stewart, algebra/calculus

Hottest Teacher:
Ms. Landis (sorry, no pic:P)

[Lauri16]

147. Candor High School

Candor, NY