Quick! What High School is This?
Labels: john marshall high school, room 222
Posted by Michael Higby @ 1/11/2009 09:51:00 PM
Sunday, January 11, 2009
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I was working as a custodian @ Marshall when Grease was made there, and a Sissy Spacek flick. The building was going to be torn down because of earthquake standards,
but the Los Feliz Community said NO and the building was retrofitted.
During any of this the High School
is 'Mainstreamed' with Blind Students.
During WII the area was more well to do, buying Airplanes for the War Effort.
Fletcher Bowron's alma mater. Good ol' Los Angeles High School!
I give up.
Who cares other than you and Tom LiBong
lets see, racially diverse, full of hippies, looks like sunny socal, I'd guess the HS Azuma dropped out of!
Good clip. Too bad Karen Valentine didn't do much after Room 222. She was the model of perkiness.
And that time was all back when the female teachers all wore dresses and most students cared about being respectful. That's a memory that is from WAY back- couldn't imagine that coming back now.
in Eagle Rock
I thought it was Uni High in WLA, but found out that the outside shoot was Los Angeles High School. This is the oldest school in LAUSD and sadly the original building was demolished according to this article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_High_School
Its LA HIGH from a 1968 GRAD
Whatever school it is, I'll bet there are no natural blondes attending today.
from 9:00 am to 12:22 pm
There was a whole burnch of them in my years 65-68 and yes I was one of the cute black ones that attended there because my parents (father) had the earning capacity and (mother) was a community activist who made sure all 7 of us were in the best position to recv the best of education and social awareness and the ability to deal with adversities such as yourself.
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