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Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I hope you have heard, L.A. Lutheran and First Lutheran- San Fer-nando, have been working diligently on our merger and the joining of our Lutheran elementary schools. I am excited to share with you the progress being made on the Concordia Schools venture.
At this juncture, preliminary agreements have been made to bring three of our Lutheran ele-mentary schools into the Concordia system. The combined student body on all of our San Fernando Valley campuses (K-12) is about 500 students. We are enthusiastic and optimistic at the potential growth such a venture represents. This new venture will provide for an exciting and vibrant Lu-theran Christian school system, serving students from Kindergar-ten through grade 12 on multiple campuses throughout the San Fernando Valley. The unification of our schools will enrich our current programs and expand offerings for our students.
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Message From the Executive Director
Table of Contents Hi-lines 1-7 Donors 8-9 Alumni News 13-14 Lines about Lions 14-15
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Welcome, Melissa Chaddick
Mrs. Kimberly Notch was born and raised in Southern California, and gradu-ated from Agoura High School. During that time her activi-ties included horseback riding and volleyball, while at the same time managing two stores for Hot Dog on a Stick. Little did she know that her path would take her into interpreting for the Deaf and teaching. When she entered college, she de-cided to become a teacher and needed a foreign language to complete her credits. Kimberly chose American Sign Lan-guage and that opened the door to a whole new world and a whole new passion. She completed the highly acclaimed pro-gram for interpreting at Pierce College and graduated with a
double associate of art degree. That was followed by completing her bachelors of art degree at Union Institute and University.
Kimberly has been an interpreter for the past eight years, having worked at William S. Hart School District, College of the Canyons, Oxnard College and Real Life Church. Along with interpreting she has taught all age groups from infants to the elderly. “This year’s new adventure at L.A. Lutheran has proven to be both challenging and enjoyable,” Kimberly says, “The students in my class are committed to learning more and more each day which makes our time to-gether a lot of fun.” Outside of school Kimberly is the mother of two boys age six and four and the wife of a very dedicated husband and father. Her family lives in Agua Dulce on a mini ranch where they enjoy riding their two horses and playing with their
Mrs. Melissa Chaddick was born in Denver, Colorado and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. She spent her high school years in Santa Clarita, California where she graduated from Hart High School.
Excited for her college adventure to begin, she attended Con-cordia University in Irvine and received her bachelors de-gree in History with a minor in Political Science.
During this time, she was involved in activities around cam-pus including outreach, inreach, and student activities. In addition to this, she became a Peer Advising Leader helping both transfer students and new fresh-men adjust to their new college life. Melissa was a Resident Assistant her senior year.
It was during this time that Melissa realized her passion for teaching others - helping others think critically about the world around them and expand their knowledge.
After graduating from Concordia, Melissa attended California State University Northridge and received her teaching credential. After receiving her teaching credential, she worked as a substitute in the William S. Hart District before making Los Angeles Lutheran her home! “I am truly enjoying my time here at LAL,” Melissa said, “I’m so glad I’ve gotten the opportunity to teach at this won-derful school.”
Outside of school, Melissa enjoys spending time with her husband, who she mar-ried this past summer. You can often find her curled up with a good book or bak-ing/cooking a new dish. She strives to bring about justice and peace in all she does.
Welcome, Kimberly Notch
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dogs. In conjunction with her teaching assignment at L.A. Lutheran, she is also the Pre-K teacher at Bethlehem Lutheran Preschool in Canyon Country.
Music Department Fall Concert
The very popular Fall Con-cert featured the music of the season: Halloween, Reformation, and Autumn. The audience was treated to music from four L.A. Lutheran musical groups: The Jazzman Band, The Concert Choir, The Pride Concert Band and the L.A. Lutheran String Chamber Orchestra.
Excerpts from Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, Spider-Man, Nightmare Before Christmas, music from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion (as well as other amuse-ment parks), music of J. S. Bach and Bela Bartok, were performed.
Cont’d from pg. 2 Welcome, Kimberly Notch
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HOMECOMING 2010
Parties Around
The World
Dress Up Luau, Chinese New Year, Fiesta, Mardi Gras, Swedish Christmas
Class Competitions
Hula Hoop, Limbo, Kite Flying, Taco Eating and Lip Sync
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Lion Sports Fall 2010
Fall Cheer Varsity Football
Middle School Flag Football
Congratulations!
Middle School Flag Football Team League Champions
Middle School Flag Football
Middle School Basketball
Fall Cheer Varsity Volleyball
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The full student body will soon be receiving the logo renderings from our graphic artist in order to vote on the Cougar logo to represent Concordia Jr/Sr High. Our combined staff/faculty are well into planning for next year and beyond. De-partment heads have been selected and they are working with their Depart-ments to prepare effective subject matter programs that are commensurate with the excellence families have come to expect from Lutheran schools.
Construction of our new 52,000 square foot facility is well underway. After the completion of the expansive floor slab, block walls were constructed for the sec-tions underneath the two-story areas. Steel has been installed to support the flooring for the second floor areas. Just recently, on January 10, 2011, five 18-wheel trucks delivered the framework and roof support steel! The next few months will be very exciting times. The full student body (all students of both L.A. Lutheran and First Lutheran) will come together for a “holy graffiti” event to write blessings, well wishes, and scripture citations on the structural steel before it is installed.
As a part of the planning to fund this ambitious project, the Association (established in 1943) has launched the Partnership in Ministry Capital Cam-paign. This campaign will involve our Association congregations, providing an opportunity for individuals to give to the projects of each congregation, as well as the Concordia project. The first of three congregational “clusters” in this campaign was launched on Saturday, January 15, 2011. This will be a tremen-dous blessing to both the Concordia Schools and participating congregations. Please continue to raise the Concordia venture up in prayer, and consider ways you can make a contribution to its success.
In Christ, Edward Amey Executive Director Lutheran High School Association of Southern California
Message From Executive Director Cont’d from pg. 1
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Pictured above: Concordia Jr./Sr. High floor plan. Pictured left: Concordia Jr./Sr. High site plan.
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LA Lutheran Middle/Senior High School wishes to say thank you to our generous donors who have made gifts between July 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010.
$10,000 to $5,000
$4.999 to $1,000
$999 to $500
Ken and Judi Earle $499 to $250
$249 to $100
$99 to $5
Ms. Diane Reilly
Mr. James Fitzpatrick
First Lutheran ‐ Van Nuys
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stute
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Flach
Ms. Connie (Ridenour) Hanstedt
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Ms. Karen Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Amey
Ms. Stephanie (Ferrel) Stellhorn
Gethsemane Lutheran ‐ La Crescenta
Faith Lutheran ‐ Tujunga
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wendt
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Women
Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman
TARGET/Take Charge of Education
Ms. Jacqueline Ludlum
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Mr. William Basner
Mr. Roy Murdock
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hentz
Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Schmit
Mr. Donald Sticher
Mr. and Mrs. James Bynum
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tietjen
Ms. Connie (Ridenour) Hanstedt
Ms. Linda Mews '68
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mr. James D. Tone
Dr. and Mrs. John Chalison
Ms. Linda Mews '68
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mr. James D. Tone
Dr. and Mrs. John Chalison
Mrs. Judy Amey
Mr. Richard Mickelson
Ms. Gail Kusudo
Dr. Eric Mumbauer, D.C.
Ms. Mary Schinnerer
Mrs. Beverly Aufdemberge
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bensfield
Mr. Paul Neuman
Mrs. Carolyn (Stroebel) Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hagander
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Swanson
Mrs. Sandy (Maier) Ward
Mrs. Nancy (Hahn) Schilling
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webber
Ms. Ingrid Vialla
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Meier
Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Don Schroer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Onnen
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Baer
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Pooley
Mrs. Kathleen Leix
Mr. David Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wendt
Mrs. Doris(Killingsworth) Ferrel
Ms. Barbara Holman
Mrs. Chris (Kutschinski) D. DeKlotz
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo H. Cloeter
Mr. and Mrs. William Thoms
Ms. Joyce Wiegand
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grauer
Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Herlicka
LA Lutheran Middle/Senior High School wishes to say thank you to our generous donors who have made gifts between July 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010.
LA Lutheran is a registered recipient of Thrivent Choice Dollars. Our unique number is #502265864. We received our first check in September of 2010. As of this printing we have received $2567. Thank you to the 24 individuals for choosing us to give their Choice Dollars to LA Lutheran.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thoms
Mrs. Janet (Eggers) Belloni
Mr. Ron Petri
Mr. and Mrs. David Petta
Mrs. Sandy (Carrico) Klone Chung
Mrs. Luella Marsh
Mrs. Paula (Juergensen) Moege '60
Mrs. Charlotte Morales
Mrs. Verna Sylwester Mrs. Betty Elizabeth Schussel and Linda Axenroth
Mrs. Laura (Novak) Rusch
Mrs. Pat (Nelson) Lassanske
Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Kratz
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ascherin
Mrs. Patricia Meyer
Ms. Heidi Zellner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dunger
Mr. Ron Jankowski
Mr. and Dr. John Fregeau
Mrs. Mary Joanne Matus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morales
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Martine
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Krasomil
Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Krause
Mr. and Mrs. Vigen Alaverdi
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Caruso
Mrs. Judy Kennedy
Mrs. Claudia (Kaufhold) Cannon '59
Mr. Gary Ashcavai '71
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chacon
Ms. Jenny Day
Mr. Chris T. Chigaridas
Mrs. Colleen (Miller '69) Appler
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Horn
Mrs. Florence Listvan
Mrs. Michele Kemper
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Asmerian
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Foote
Mrs. Helen Richter
Ms. Janet Cloeter '72
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wegener
Mr. Richard Harvey
Ms. Glenda Ann Luening
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Perlich
Mrs. Valori (Fuglsby) Nordberg
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Oetting
Ms. Louise (Bolton) Robertson
Ms. Gretchen (Hax) Spangberg
Ms. Darlene Barker
Mrs. Caroline (Rabe '64) Henderson
Dr. Wayne K. Aller
Ms. Aminta Bardales
Mrs. Judy (Hodde) Palmquist
Ms. Maria Haro
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sardella
Ms. Linda Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bache
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chacon
Mr. and Mrs. William Thoms
Ms. Sandra (Luebbe '71) Avila
Mr. Alton Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mora
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Acuna
Mrs. Laura Sheldon
Mr. Bob Wesel
Janice Alexander Judith Amey John Chapman Barbara Chase Arlys Davidson James Duncombe Ken Earle Judi Earle Debra Linden Kurt Linden Harold Loder Janina Loder
Janet Logan Robert Logan Kymberleigh Newton Rita Reggio Elizabeth Schussel John Seider Richard Sill Donald Tietjen Christopher Towles Shannon Weber Ardith Wiechman Loren Wiechman
LION ALUMNI NEWS
Winter 2011
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The Way, The Truth, The Life 18th Annual Benefit Dinner and Auction
This is a wonderful event where supporters of Christian education gather for fellowship, food, fun and fundraising. Each year we have incredible food, won-derful items to purchase and the wonderful talents of the students of LAL per-forming for your enjoyment. You are invited to join us at this event. If you have not received your invitation in the mail please go to LALutheran.org and re-serve your seats. Many of us are located too far away to attend. Please consider a donation. Do you create works of art, clothing, gift items or craft projects? Please consider donating them to us as auction items. We have many talented Alumni and it would be amazing to share your talents with our supporters. Maybe you have a time share you will not be using this year or a vacation home you would like to offer as a donation. We would love to offer vacations to our auction items.
March 19, 2011 5:00 p.m.
Angeles National Golf Club $75.00 per person
2011 Honorees Connie Hanstedt ‘70,
Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Demonstrates outstanding accomplishment in her profession or special in-terest by utilizing the gifts and talents which God has provided. John Horn ‘85, Christian Servant Exemplifies Christian character and witness through outstanding service to the church, community or society. Richard and Karen Sill, Partners in Ministry For rendering outstanding service to the mission and ministry of LA Lu-theran
All proceeds got to directly offset the cost of education. This event and dona-tions from generous donors help us to take $2000 directly off the tuition per student for 1 year of school. This helps us to spread the love of Jesus and a strong ethical education among many additional students. Supplemental funds will be coming from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
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8th Annual Golf Tournament May 31, 2011 TPC, Valencia
11 am Shotgun Start Included in your registration:
Range balls, lunch, 18 holes of golf, beverages on course, tee prizes, course contests, entertainment,
dinner and auction. To register you may go to LALutheran.org or
contact [email protected] and be added to out mailing list. This is a fundraiser for the Athletics Department and an opportunity for a
great day of fun and fellowship.
Supplemental funds will be coming from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
LA Lutheran is eligible for Thrivent Choice Dollars. Our unique ID # is 502264864
Last year, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans provided more than $100 million to help con-
gregations, communities and individuals in need. The Thrivent ChoiceSM program offers
two ways members can recommend where Thrivent Financial distributes some of its
charitable outreach funds. Some members can participate in both, based on eligibility. Choice DollarsSM Eligible members are designated Choice Dollars, based on insurance premi-ums, contract values and Thrivent Financial volunteer leadership. Choice Dol-lars can be directed to Lutheran organizations you prefer nationwide, including your local Lutheran congregation. If you are eligible to direct Choice Dollars, you will receive a letter in the mail at the point you become eligible. If you are unsure of your eligibility, review the eligibility requirements, login or register to view your eligibility and Choice Dollars.
Voting Events All members 16 and older can vote during specific Voting Events to help deter-mine where Thrivent Financial distributes $1 million among Lutheran and non-Lutheran charitable organizations.
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Class of 1980 Reunion Saturday, July 17, 2010
Back row: John Baker, Randy Rush, Kari Sloan, Cara Piazza, James Moore, Buddy Kuhn, Dave Lovejoy Front Row: Desiree Edwards, Ann Knight, Robin Olson, Lambert Talley, Steven Halloway, Annette Gust, Monique Sommerville, Ellen Reaser Choi, Tina Vasquez, Rodney Taylor, Glenda Luening, Phil Bolden, Linda Butler
The weekend began at the home of Kari (Ostgaard) & Scott Slone. We had lots of fun catching up and sharing memories. We continued the next morning at the Watts Coffee House with more of our LAL family coming to catch up after 30 years. A great time was had by all! Thank you Mr. Ludtke for joining us.
Annual 3 on 3 Tournament 11-28-10 Excited players gathered to play basketball. There was great physical ball being played by the alumni. One team dominated the courts, David, Tony and Chris lead all the teams during the 3 on 3 games and won the day with no losses on the courts. After the tournament the alumni met the challenge of the current
team to another alumni win. The alumni girls helped the coach teach the young 2011 team new skills and challenged them to play with more energy than they thought they had.
Top row: Ben Linden ‘13, Andy Winslow ‘13, Nick Inouye, Matthew Clark ‘08, Andrew Shipp ‘09 Row 2: Coach Inouye, Dong Young Lee ‘14, Chad Stitcher ‘10, Anthony Montes ’13 Row 1: Chris Armstrong ’02, WeeGee Estrada ’02, Steven Shipp ’11, Michael Lozano ‘08, Elliot Percella ‘08, Eric Encinas ‘08 Floor: David Armstrong ‘00, Tony White ‘02
Alumni: Gianna Pena ‘09, Porscha Howard ‘10 & Cassie Vazques ‘09 Alumni Game
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facebook.com As we plan the merger and the growth of LAL history, we think it would be great if we can all join the La Lutheran facebook page. This way we can keep in touch with each other in real time. We have already been able to announce reunions, spontaneous gatherings and funerals. As we don’t know the future of the Hi-lines this would be a great way to communicate with each other. If you are not a mem-ber now please sign up at face-book.com and then ask us to be a friend. Just put [email protected] or La Lutheran in the search box to find us. See you in the book
Class of 1966 Reunion Invitation sent out on Facebook The Validians 45th Reunion
Saturday, August 6th at 5:00until 10:30pm
Alpine Village, Torrance, CA 833 West Torrance Blvd.
HURRAH! We’ve figured out, and hope to see you there! If you have-n’t been in contact lately, and your E-mail has changed (or don’t have one), let us know the current “scoop.” Check out our WEBSITE at www.validians.com. Other classes welcome to attend.
Lines about Lions . . . . Alumni update from Wayne R. Olson ‘63 Since graduating from LHS in 1963 I received an A.S. from LA Trade Tech and B.A. & M.A. at CSULB. I worked as a mechanic for a couple of years, then became a fire equipment mechanic for L.A. City and County Fire De-partments for the next 10 years while I pursued higher education. I started teaching fire science part time while working for the fire department and then changed careers to education for the next 31 years starting as and instructor at
Santa Ana College, 4 years at El Camino College and ending as a division dean at Golden West College in Huntington Beach where I now live. Over the year I participated in many professional organizations rising to office and board positions inmost of them. I am still ac-tive on technical committees for California Skills USA and the Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition. I am married to Jan, a police officer at El Camino College. We got married in 2006 at Emer-ald Bay in Lake Tahoe aboard the Tahoe Gal. I have a 40 year old son, Bud from a previous 30 year marriage. Jan and I love to spend time at our mountain home in Big Bear Lake as often as time allows. We have strong close-knit friendship group that we party with, go camping and other activities.
A funny little story for my old Lu-Hi friends... I have a recurring nightmare in which I’m back in high school at the old Mis-sion Hills campus, stuck in a hot classroom at an old metal desk. Mr. Ludtke is teaching the lesson and I’m to take notes. Yet...I TRY to convince Mr. Ludtke that I’m really a 30-ish woman now with a master’s degree and that I shouldn’t have to take notes or do the assignment. His (exasperated) response to me is to “just do it!” or put my head down on my desk (sooo NOT Mr. Ludtke-like, right?). Tonight, in REAL life, I go to the new Lu-Hi campus to participate in a bone marrow and blood drive. After I stood up from given blood, I casually mention that I feel a tinge of nausea. Next thing I know, a phlebotomist sits me in a chair and tells me to stop talking and put my head down on the table! Looking around the inside of the awesome new campus, I sense a flashback to my nightmare and think, “Oh my gosh – I feel like I’m in 10th grade all over again.” Too crazy, right??? Written by Viviane Liza (Medina) Netzel ‘90
Lines about Lions . . . . Walter & Lynette Haas ‘63 have both retired and are now enjoying Oxnard, CA as their home city. Jan (Prante) Alexander ‘64 recently re-tired from teaching after 42 years at the Lodi School District. She also retired as organist from her local Lutheran churches. Jan is now volunteering as a helper to teachers and is the current President of San Joaquin County Chapter of Thrivent Finan-cial for Lutherans. Helen (Straight) Johnson ‘71 is currently a Kindergarten teacher at Tom Daniels Elementary in Kerrville, TX. Helen is married to Joel Johnson (retired Navy) an educator of physically and mentally handicapped children.
Angelina (Lutton ‘00) married Scott Nathan on November 6, 2010 in Solvang, CA.
Kristin (Bargman ‘02) married Daniel Price on December 26, 2010 and will be mov-ing to N. Carolina.
David Bunch ‘04 gradu-ated from USC with 2 Bachelors Degrees, one in Business Administra-tion and the other in Aerospace Engineering. David is now in his sec-
ond year at Stanford working on his Mas-ters degrees in Management Science and Engineering. Ryan McDermott ‘02, wife Emily and son Rhys welcomed Evangeline Claire into their family on December 20, 2010.
David Pineda ‘03 and Stevi Acevedao wel-comed their son Theo-dore Arthur Pineda on August 22. 2010
Andrew Snyder ‘04 married Eileen Boughan on Novem-ber 6, 2010 and are living in Bakersfield, CA.
Elizabeth Flores ‘05 gradu-ated from CSUN with Bache-lors Degrees in Sociology and Criminal Justice. She is now living in Pacific Grove, CA.
A Message from Paul Gauer, I attended LHS from 1958 to 1960. I really enjoyed my experiences at LHS, playing on the football team, running track and playing in the band. Gene Oet-ting and Donald Toebel were two of my favorite teachers. I know Gene Oetting later taught at and retired from Concor-dia College (Neb) where I graduated from in 1965. I have lost track of Donald Toebel. Due to a family situation I was forced to transfer to a boarding school in Nebraska for my senior year. I have very fond memories of my years at LHS and even though I was unable to graduate for LHS I still consider myself a member of the class of 1961. I was wondering if there are any plans for a reunion of the class of 1961? I would appreciate any informa-tion you might have on the possibility of a reunion in the future. Paul H. Grauer - [email protected]
If anyone who receives this newsletter has information for Paul please contact him and include him in your planning. Paul currently lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Lines about Lions . . . . Reunion Updates
Class of 1963 is actively planning their 50th Reunion. The date has been set for Saturday, June 15, 2013. Wayne Olson is working on gathering contact information for all or your classmates. Please contact Wayne at [email protected] or call 1-714-840-3067 OR join LHS ‘63 Alumni a group
on facebook.
If you are planning a reunion the next Alumni News will be going out in July of 2011. Please send us any information you have so we can get it to our 4500 readers. Happy planning!
Heavenly Reunions
Josephine Z. Bache was called home on June 3, 2010. Ken Van Derripe ‘82 joined Jesus on October 3, 2010 after a massive heart attack. Mandi (Pangborn) Antonovich after battling cancer is now pain free and in glory on November 30, 2010. Ruth Pohl (Martie Ludtke’s mother) experienced many small strokes. After two months she was unable to live under her own power. She joined Jesus on December 27, 2010.
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IMPORTANT TO DO NOW Updates: As we are now merging two schools it is very necessary for you to confirm all your information is cor-rect. I have found a number of errors in class years, phone numbers and only 5 % have email addresses in their data files. EVERYONE Please fill out this form completely (or the enclosed envelope) and mail it to LINES ABOUT LIONS, LALHS, 13570 Eldridge Avenue, Sylmar, CA 91342, or E-mail: [email protected] or fax (818) 367-0043.
Name _____________________________________ Year of Graduation ___________
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