TCHS Alumni News - Temple City High School -- California

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FORUMS RETURN

TCHS Alumni Forums (message boards) are back. Registration is required to post to some topics. Forum registration is separate from registration in the directory. The Forums now operate in their own page layout. Click the TCHS Alumni News logo or any link with the site name to return here.

Peanuts and George Washington

W.E. Douglass Offers TC Rams History

Once upon a time there was a real ram, and he lived in Temple City. READ MORE...

Who Are We?

Who are we six, and what are we doing? (Bonus: what color are our four matching sweaters?) Post your answer under Who Are We in the message boards.

NEW FEATURE
Update Your Directory Listing!: New editing tools make it easy to stay current.; (0 comments)

Mailbag
Communications from Readers: Sadly, the Honor Roll grows. Chuck Sandford '56 pulls editor's history chain.; (3 comments)

Third Generation Classes: Are you a third generation alumnus? Tell us; ask us about your family.; (3 comments)

Obituaries -- Honor Roll
A Toast to Missing Friends: A first pass at an obituary column and an honor roll for TCHS grads.; (16 comments)

Class of 1960 Class List Available: Members of the class should inspect the list. Many classmates are MIA; corrections welcome.; (6 comments)

Update '68
Class of '68 Hangs Together: A review of 2000 reunion and memories of school years and friends near and far.; (0 comments)

1957: Don't Delay!
Deadline Extended for Class of '57 Reunion Cruise: The Class of '57 is going cruising, but not in Temple City.; (0 comments)

1982
Art Deco, Music and Dancing Await '82: August 17 at the Queen Mary.; (1 comment)

1972
Reunion Planning Under Way for '72: Great Reunions site has info; check TCHSAN for updates.; (0 comments)

60-64 Plans are in the Mail: Professional reunion planners send email to registered attendees.; (0 comments)

TCHS Traffic Report: Build it, they will come. Here's an update on readership.; (1 comment)

TCHS Alumni News to Abandon 'Frames' Format: Faster server and publishing system make frames-based approach obsolete for magazine.; (0 comments)

Response to Magazine Encouraging: The reader count is approaching 3,000 and over 200 alumni have registered in the directory. Tell your friends! Also, news about new and improved features of this site.; (0 comments)

Temple City Kazoo Orchestra Mystery Pondered: Who were these fabled musicians of yore?; (6 comments)

Reader Preferences and Interests to Drive Editorial Policy: We're here to help. Now we're finding out what you want to read; send us the data!; (0 comments)

Honor Roll Commemorates Sacrifice: Remembering classmates who gave their all in service to us.; (0 comments)

We're Working on That: Feedback from readers helps us find bugs and add features.; (1 comment)

How You Can Help: Help us to recruit alumni. There are several ways.; (0 comments)

Spring Brings New Features, New Members: We turned 100 and 1,000 in the same month.; (0 comments)

History in the Making: Photos of school and community events remind members of good times. You can participate; send photos!; (3 comments)

Browser Compatibility

We strongly encourage all readers to upgrade to a modern platform and browser. Of course, any Mac will work just fine, though we've found that some "experimental" browsers like OmniWeb, Netscape 6 or Opera for the Mac have some odd missing or unimplemented aspects of scripting and styles. If you must use Windows, you should upgrade to Windows XP and to MSIE 6+ or Netscape 6+. For a zippy browser with little overhead, try Opera. For more information on browsers and platforms see the Info/FAQ page. Times change; so should you.

Register Now!

Join the TCHS Alumni Assn. It's as easy as filling out the simple form (click JoinUs at top of table of contents). Registration is FREE to any graduate or former student. We welcome other community members or present or past teachers as well.

Benefits include prompt notice of upcoming events sponsored by your class, like reunions, and access to other neat things we find on the Web, including access to features and opportunities that don't appear on the news pages. (Shhh!)

Paid memberships enable alumni to add a personal page in the directory with biography, photo, etc., to have access to additional features of the forums, and to serve as class editors or members of the association's boards.

Soon we'll also offer a complete Alumni web site to all graduates. Your web site can include a personal newsletter, guestbook, and multiple pages about yourself, your family, your career and more. Plus a photo gallery to show the world your vacation, your children, or the ancestral family iguana farm you visited last Summer.

Net proceeds from the magazine, the association and the personal sites will be reserved for scholarships and other alumni activities. Do we know exactly how this will work? No, but you can help determine that as a member, by participation in forums or as a board member.

Stay tuned! There's more to come.

April 28, 2002 Spring 2002