South Pasadena - San Marino High School

Welcome to the Class of 1943 website!

This is a work in progress, so any suggestions for improving the site are welcome. Just click on the "Contact Us" link.

We hope that you will look around and participate in the site by completing your profile, uploading pictures, and keeping your classmates up to date by using the message forum. 

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS •   Is there one of you who would like to serve as Webmaster to correspond with you 1943 Tigers and help keep this site updated with your class announcements? Send us an email from the Contact Us page. •   JOIN THE SPHS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION! -Benefits of Membership- Tiger Tales mailed in Fall to current SPHSAA members Tiger News goes to all Alumni in Spring Scholarships provided to worthy students Coordinates Reunion Activities A channel of communication that helps our website! Helps us find and contact LOST Alumni Maintains the Class Directory Preserves our schools memorabilia * Click here for membership application * •   Related websites - click on the links below: 1) SPHS Alumni Association 2) SPHS Class Reunions Calendar 3) Submit a tale to Tiger Tales 4) Websites of other SPHS Classes 5) South Pasadena High School 6) South Pasadena Unified School District 7) City of South Pasadena 8) South Pasadena Public Library •   Note: Password protection on the Classmate Profiles stops the public and search engines from accessing your information. Only a classmate who registers & logs in can read your profile. If you want that restricted also, go to the Contact Us page and tell us to remove your name from view. You will still be able to receive class announcements.

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