Paly ~ Class of '61

Paly Veterans et al: Hoping you can provide some additional information for this Paly junior who has done a yeoman's job researching and gathering photos and articles for his book. If you're interested in contacting him, you can use the Contact Us form and I'll send you his email address or for those who have my email address, you can contact me directly.

Many thanks in advance for being willing to help this student out. Pam

My name is Harvey Vostrejs. I am a current junior at Paly, and am working on a book about Paly students who gave their lives during war, specifically WW2, Korea and Vietnam. I would love to hear some personal stories from alumni who experienced these times. Click on the link below to give it a look!

Thanks so much, Harvey Vostrejs

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dFYhu75q9zHWK_NGTJNtrVI5KcpMUagh3ttz9vuYRRE/edit?usp=sharing

Kent's been staying busy - check out his new book: see menu item left CLASS AUTHORS for ordering info

SECOND CHANCE AGAINST THE THIRD REICH

For the most current information and updates on all things Paly, go to the Alumni and Friends of Palo Alto High School website: for direct link, click here > www.palyalumni.net

60th Reunion

Peter Steinhart (standing- red vest) sharing some fun stories and memories

CENTERPIECES - Compliments to LOUISE BUCKWALTER RISING'S CREATIVITY AND HANDIWORK

Celebration of tributes to Coaches Nort Thornton and Jim Fairchild

Campaniles, Madronos, and more...

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