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Stefan Ashton Frank left a comment for Anna Rigopoulos
Hi Anna,
I remember your face in the HS shot,the pink floyd mural, but Im not sure we ever crossed paths til now. Ive been living in Europe for 20 years, London for 16. I came over here singing for various acts, and now I also am the american voice…
Robert Drake left a comment for Stefan Ashton Frank
Great to find you here. How are you?
Anna Rigopoulos left a comment for Stefan Ashton Frank
Hi from CLass of 79-why are u in London now?
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- What is your HHS class year?
- 78 - 79
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:05pm on July 11, 2009,
John R. Peters said… - Hi Frank,
Couldn't place the name..then I see I graduated in 73...take care
John
- At 9:54pm on June 25, 2009,
Robert Drake said…
- Great to find you here. How are you?
- At 9:55pm on June 17, 2009,
Anna Rigopoulos said…
- Hi from CLass of 79-why are u in London now?
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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
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