Les Heller shared this historic photo of his fourth grade class at Emerson School. Of course, many of these people are Burbank High School Class of 1968 grads. How many people can you name? I can pick out Stephanie Llewellyn and George Parsons. Any others? As with all photos on this blog, click the picture to enlarge. Some of us don’t see so well anymore!
Les wrote: I was having a flashback about Valentines Day, way back when schools were made out of wood and all that. I remember, getting a big box of little valentines, making one out for everyone in my class, boys and girls. Then we all would have small paper bags that we had decorated and they would be taped to our chair or side of the desk. We would all take turns, walking around, putting the valentines in everyones bag….making sure no one was left out, at both Brett Harte and at Emerson, I am SURE that I gave many of you valentines, and you me….We lived in a wonderful trusting time…I fear so much of it has changed….makes me a little sad for the younger kids today…DO YOU REMEMBER ???
Say, all you BHS’68 grads, if you can share memories of Valentine’s Day, please write and send those photos!
From Carla Robinson Pollard:
Kathy:
OMG – I actually remember/recognize most of those kids through my 2.00 readers! Ha ha. And Les Heller was a true renaissance man. Wonder what he looks like today. Wild. Where in the world do you come up with this stuff? I couldn’t agree with you more as far as what a different world we live in now.
Happy VD.
Carla
I am amazed, with those ears, I didn’t fly away !!!!! Carla asked on the board, what I looked like today This is a photo of Me and My Dad Last Thanksgiving He is 92, We Live Together, Taking care of him is my main lot in life…..you can post the photo on the board if you like…..and was that Historic or Hysteric ?? hahaha
Hey Les: love the T-shirt – one of my all time favorite lines in any movie! CP
This photo is so much fun! I was in Mrs. Gedda’s 4th grade class that year, so have never seen this picture with so many of my friends in it! Besides Stephanie I’m seeing Jeanette Gosling, Steve Hart, Carol Buseth, Patty Kent, George Parsons, John Ferguson, Joanne ? and Alan ?. So many memories!