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Welcome L.A. High Roman Alumni

Written by Susan Jefferson (S'64) |

LAHighAlumni.com has been designed as a communication website for all Los Angeles High School Alumni. The purpose of the site is for each alumni class to have a repository for their classmate’s information and memorabilia. There is a calendar to post events like upcoming activities, reunions and special events. There is a forum for posting messages, and the members section for sending emails to your classmates and viewing their "All About Me". A gallery is included for class yearbook photos, class reunion photos and individual family albums. You may create your personal Blog (web log) or enjoy the Alumni Chat Room to communicate with your friends and classmates. You must "Sign In" to take advantage of these features.

Please take the time to select all menu choices and see what is available to you. We hope that each class will participate and find this useful to keep in touch with friends and acquaintances from our high school years.

Hal's Corner: Alumni Magazine Coming Soon

Written by Hal Caras (S'53) |

HAIL ROMANS: We expect to mail out our first full color Los Angeles High School alumni magazine during the first quarter of 2010. It will not be just a newsletter, but a full color professional magazine. Initially, we plan to issue two magazines per year. Eventually, we plan to issue three per year.

The alumni magazine title is "Blue and White Forever". Our plan is to mail the very first issue to all registered Roman alumni. We are working feverishly to update our master alumni association database so that we can get our magazine out to as many alumni as possible. We are fortunate to have Alan Bell, a professional publisher on our team and donating his talent to this effort. Alan is an L.A. High Alumnus.

Sections of the magazine will include "Reconnecting", "Roman Reminiscences", "Roman Ramblings"; articles by and about alumni, some current happenings at the school, such as sports, academic decathlon, the magnet division, and leadership classes at the school.

We encourage you to write articles for the magazine. We really want your participation. If possible, please provide relevant high-resolution photos with the article. The photos should be on the subject matter or of you as the author. Your fresh ideas and input will be greatly appreciated.

IMPORTANT: This website has been recently updated to accept your current address and phone number. So that you receive your very first Blue and White Forever alumni magazine, you must "Sign In" to the website and provide your address and phone number. This data is kept private and is secure using the latest industry standards. Don’t delay! Update your Profile information now.

Alumni Memories

Thursday, 06 August 2009 00:00 |

Written by Webmaster |

Do you have profound memories of your years at L.A. High? Share those memories with your fellow alumni. Or, if you have current news, plans or events that you would like to share, send us your article(s).

If you are a current or former student, faculty and/or staff member and would like to publish articles on our (your) Alumni website, please submit your article(s). Please send related photos and videos (if available). [Send Your Articles & Photos].

What's New?

Written by Webmaster |

We've added new features to our website... check them out!

Roman Chat Room: Sign in and chat with other alumni. Just select "Chat" from the menu at the top of this page. Or, select "Roman Connections" from the Main Menu and then select "Chat Room" from the list.

Class Yearbook Photos Online: We now have our class yearbooks online, highlighting photos of the graduating classes from 1945 through 2009. To view your class yearbook photos, select "Class Yearbooks" from the Main Menu. Then, you will be able to select your class yearbook from the list.

White Coat Fever

Written by Roland S. Jefferson (S'57) |

"...It was 1960 in Los Angeles. There was a Gestapo police chief & the black folks living east of La Brea were still called Negroes. For 17 year old September Jackson, coal black in color, newly developed breasts and a crown of pressed hair, nothing was more important than her upcoming Cotillion...to her mother, nothing was more important than 'the list' she made to ensure the right boy stood next to her daughter on that day. But the right boy turned out to..." Want more? Get a copy of - WHITE COAT FEVER at your local bookstore.