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Christopher Spencer ('87)
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Open Market Place Kicks Off at Hollywood High School
David Pilcer Open Market Place david.openmarketplace@gmail.com310-213-6595 November 14th, 2011, Los Angeles - (as photographed/from left to right) John Mejia, of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, David Martinon, the consul general of France in Los Angeles, David Pilcer and his wife Britney Pilcer, founders of the Open Market…See More
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SOS! Mail Returns! We need your help locating these members
Alumni Day was a huge success and we mailed a lot of invitations out, some of which came back as mail returns. If you know any of these individuals, please have them call me at 818-567-4000 M-F 8am to 5pm or email me with their new address to admin@hhsalum.org so that our records can be updated immediately. Thank you so much in advance for your cooperation.Lisa (Rosen) Neufeld Dianne (Tan) Joy Willis Allen Lars Andersen Peter Antheil Esther…See More
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Christopher Spencer ('87) left a comment for Allen Richman
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Hank "Henry" Smith, Class of Spring 1938
Henry “Hank” Smith graduated from Hollywood High in the spring of 1938. Following high school Hank worked on the scenes of western films tending to the horses. His friend and co-worker at the time was Richard Farnsworth who later became a popular actor. Hank Smith followed a career as a cartoonist for Charles…
Posted on January 29, 2012 at 1:42pm
In Loving Remembrance of John Henry Ellis Class of 1933
Born 15 July, 1915 in Washington, D. C.; passed away 23 December, 2011 in Carmichael, CA. age 9
6 years. Beloved husband of the late Carol Weiskopf ( HHSC 1932). Father of Margaret Ellis Hill of Fair Oaks, CA, John F. Ellis (Claudia) and David Ellis (Barbara) of North Carolina. He is…
ContinuePosted on December 27, 2011 at 7:20pm
SUCCESS IS NOT AN ACCIDENT
Success is the ability to close the door on your past, regardless of your failures, and move forward. In other words, if you're not on the way, you're in the way, so it's best that you get out of the way. - Bill White
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Posted on December 27, 2011 at 9:56am
Create Your Personal Strategic Plan
I received this wonderful email today and wanted to share it with you:
Your success in life is determined, to a large extent by your ability to think, plan, decide, and take action. The stronger your skills are in each of these areas, the faster you will achieve your goals and the happier you will be with your life and career. Personal strategic planning is the tool that takes you from wherever you are to wherever you want to go.
Difference between…Continue
Posted on November 17, 2011 at 1:03pm
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Susan Silvestri (Furness) left a comment for steve fouke
Yes, At a home you cleaned their pool at I think! Are you retired yet?? I am sort of, work out of my place. I like the freedom. Are you still friends with~ was it John Brown???? Remember i think he had the singleon wilton Place where I lived…
Lyle Steinmehl replied to HHSAA Webmaster's discussion 'Obituaries - Departed Sheiks'
Gary was class S-54
GARY JAY STEINMEHL"POPS"February 19, 1937 - January 31, 2012Born and raised in Hollywood, California, parents Harry and Elizabeth (Lee). Passed away at home surrounded by his loving family who meant everything to him.…
BARRY L. PHIPPS commented on Christopher D. Appel's photo
Great picture, Chris. I remember that game against Jefferson. Billy McGill was the biggest player I had ever seen. At least, you had a great life in basketball. Barry Phipps
140 Ways to Change the World
Doing something nice for someone can change the world. Maybe not the whole world, but their world. Start small. Start now. 1.Smile when you make eye contact with someone. 2.Hold the door open for the person behind you. 3.Send a hand-written thank you card to someone who assisted you with something. 4.Clean out all your old clothes and donate them to someone in need. 5.Give a compliment about a waiter, waitress, sales clerk, etc. to his or her manager. Or write a nice note to or about your…See More
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