Aloha Ke-Alians. Hello Royal Ones

San Pedro High School Graduating Class of 1973 welcomes you to this Web site dedicated to remembering a little of where we came from, looking at ourselves today, and planning for our future reunions.

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Attention! This Web site has been down for well over one year and we are doing our best to get it working in great order well before our 35-year Reunion, which is scheduled for Saturday August 2, 2008.

Please look on the "Events" page for more information about the reunion and the weekend.

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Our fabulous reunion weekend was held on July 18 through July 20, 2003. The reunion committee wishes to thank all or our classmates and guests who helped make this a great reunion. Hopefully by mid August this site will post as many of the 400 plus pictures taken by three classmates as possible. The Contact Page will also be adding Email addresses of classmates on an ongoing basis. The Points of Interest, Missing Classmates, and Memorial Pages will remain on the site. You are encouraged to return to this site and view the changes.
On behalf of Dave Wells-Webmaster, reunion committee members; Nancy, Joe, Toni, Noel, and Mark, thank you for visiting."

Ke-Alians

Ke-Alians, Royal Ones, is the name the graduating class of 1973 gave itself. It seemed the class wanted to do just about everything differently from every other class before it. And we sure did. By reading the answers to the questions below, it illustrates how clever, colorful, and confident we were.

Who was the senior class president? The answer to this very first question shows how unique we were, and perhaps still are. In 1972, students who were on the class of 1973 council were eligible to run for senior class offices. It was decided that no one would run for a specific office. The two persons with the most number of votes were named co-presidents, while the next four people were chosen to be assistants to the co-presidents. Our co-presidents were Wendy Waterman and Steve Knowlton. The assistants to the co-presidents were Ervin Frazier, Marie Pilato, Denise Sanchez, and Mark Wells.

What were the class colors? Maroon and Bone were chosen as the class colors. This color match had never been seen on campus before and was another example of our determination to be unlike any who came before us. This color scheme would later come to haunt the Webmaster of this site who tried his best to match the colors using color indexes.

What did the senior sweaters look like? For the first time, class members had their choice on the style of sweaters. Two styles were offered. A standard cardigan style which had been seen around campus for generations, and a pullover style, which was extremely rare for senior sweaters and was woven with a very rare weave. If you see Ke-Alians that still can wear their sweaters you may get to see both styles. A Ke-Alian patch adorned both styles of sweaters.

Did the class have a flag? The creative cousin team of Elisa Wilder and Noel Tamborovich made a bright colorful flag that flew on a special flag pole at the end of the track near the football field. The flag was flown on special days.