James Lamog

I definitely have to say that Reseda High School was a good place to learn as well as meet people from different backgrounds. It really helped me deal with people both on a professional and personal level. I work as a Customer Solutions Representative at Quest Diagnostics Laboratory and a Chiropractor part time. It is very important to me to communicate well to my clients who I deal with at the laboratory, and my patients who I deal with at the Doctor's office so they understand what needs to be done or what is important to remember.

One of the biggest thrills that I had when at Reseda High School is when I played on the Varsity Basketball Team in 1980. It was an away game and we played Monroe High School.
In the beginning, we didn't have our "A" game. I sat on the bench for part of the game, but when Coach Lee asked me to come in, I was ready. We were still down by seven points when I came in, but we started to come back. I remember shooting the ball from the top of the key and making it. During the last final seconds of the game, the last shot was taken by our center, Tony Vukelich. He got the ball inside and made it. We won the game by one point. After he made the shot, Tony told me that it was the most thrilling game that he played in.
I would have to agree with that!!