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On 11 October, Joe Hunter wrote: "I have posted my reunion pictures to the photo sharing site Phanfare.
Click here to access the album.
Click here to access a slideshow.
I hope you enjoy them.
Joe Hunter (spouse of Esther Schlorholtz, LAS '72)"
I currently live in Fort Lauderdale on a 50 sailboat with my wife, and have no children. I work as a construction consultant mostly traveling around inspecting weather related property loss. I Spent over 25 years in the San Francisco area, doing everything from stained glass to boat work and skippering, spending many happy years blue water sailing on the Pacific and Caribbean. I would love to get a copy of our 1964 yearbook. The links to it at this site dont work. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it.
I've attached a picture of the front jacket.
take care
steven lorber
I attended LAS from 1980-1990 and graduated from there in 1990. I would like my email (firstname.lastname@example.com) included in the alumni contact page. Thank you..
steven lorber.
Forty years have passed and I have often thought about my fun years in Lahore, so it was great to find this site. I have the Yaden '71 book in front of me and it is full of good memories - Jade dances, Tarbela Dam and a certain fountain in Lahore. I was the Senior Class President and now live in Sydney, Australia with my wife Chris. We have two great kids who have now left home. Would love to hear from my old class mates. Cheers, Mike.
I went to LAS for just one year - 2nd grade - in 1967-68. I would love to hear from some of the kids in my class - so many names on this Web site are familiar!
I can be reached at email@example.com.
Class of 91 Rules!
Thanks, Kamran .
Feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Best wishes from Germany
I attended LAS 1958 - 1960 - 6th and 7th grades. I would like to locate my 7th grade teacher, Margaret Childs. I think her husband worked for the State Department. It would also be great to hear from anyone who might remember me or my brother Clark.
Irene Slocum Marchbanks email@example.com.
Pat Eckford: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dixie Eckford: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marina Davis.
My mother just passed away last June, at the age of 88, and re-joined her husband of 60+ years, Marvin, who passed in August of '02. Dad worked at the Embassy for the Foreign Service.
I am currently still here in Alexandria, VA, in folks house, as I was Mom's Caregiver/Advocate for past seven years. Am not in transition for next phase of life. Hope to hear from any of you..
Impressed by the fact that someone is keeping track, searching, attempting to gather LAS-ians around the world, below are my contact details. Many of us from IRS and subsequently LAS are already on facebook. I use the opportunity to publicly thank my roommate Mark Hunsberger for finding me by e-mail and later introducing me to facebook where many of our schoolmates have supplied photographs and updates.
Best wishes to all for the 2010
Predrag Janakievski
InMEC Limited - Rep. Off.
Vest Inmek Doo
Atinska 12
1000 Skopje - Macedonia
Irfan Mian.
My new e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
I was looking for Susan Zabinski (now Blackwood) and it was a wonderful surprise to stumble on to this site. I attended LAS between 1974-75, after which time I immigrated to the U.S. with my family. I now live in Pasadena, CA (home of the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl and great architecture) and neighboring city to Los Angeles. For most of my career, I've been either in higher education management, administration or consulting crossing the States from the East Coast to the West. I had the opportunity to work for Chancellor Bill Segura at the Los Angeles Community College District who was a former coach at LAS but left a few years before I attended LAS. I'd like to reconnect with some of my classmates--Mike Avila, Naila and Junaid Malik, Tamur Mueenuddin, Negar Magellesi, one of the Saigals, to name just a few. You can find me on Facebook and LinkedIn if you'd like to connect.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shuey was our American History teacher and Mr. Shuey was the principal at the time--are they both alive and living in Northern CA?
Thank you,
Susanna Shahida Shamim
Pasadena, CA
I attended LAS in 1970 and 71, class of 1972. Many fond memories and I'd like to register. Currently on Facebook and a member of LAS Alumni.
Bob Dembski
This is Ali Riaz Shah (class of '90). I had come across this site almost ten years ago and have frequented it from time to time. Lot's of names that brought back lots of good memories. Anyhow, I'm currently in Chicago and my email address is email@example.com. Hope to hear from old friends..
Sue Thieme and Nadine Murphy.
Bill Greenman.
After years of wanting to try my hand at development work, I finally convinced someone to take a chance on me and snagged this cherry position with Mercy Corps (NGO based out of Portland). It was hard to break into the field at my age and it certainly is giving me a run for my money! But I'm running a very worthwhile community development program in three southern oblasts (states) that is a very nifty spin on micro-credit. We've established seven local citizen councils, each representing 7 different communities. They manage their own revolving endowment funds (with our help) to support innovative projects that have cross-community benefits by giving low interest loans (not grants). It's essentially a venture capital mechanism that supports small, high-risk entrepreneurs and micro enterprises that don't have access to traditional credit. What's particularly cool about our program is that projects the councils approve must have significant perceived cross-community benefit plus all the principal and interest payments go right back into their own endowment funds to be available for next qualified borrower...and so on. It's a great concept and really works. So much better and more effective than the old aid model of just giving grants. Loans amounts are as low as $300 and go up to $3000+. We've supported everything from bee keepers and dress makers, to furniture makers and drip irrigation projects...and even artificial insemination projects (for livestock that is!) and everything in between.
I arrived in late October (left Portland with less than two weeks notice!) and winged it on my own until Dixie was able to join me on December 30th. With the down economy she couldn't rent the house so just wrapped it up and jumped on a plane with four huge bags (filled mostly with long underwear, peanut butter and several pounds of real coffee!). Must say, it's much more fun to be on an adventure like this with a partner. Dix is fully engaged in multiple volunteer projects and activities and studying Russian two nights a week. Among her projects is the launching of Osh's first Earth Day celebration and a big parks clean-up effort. The organization of it is coming along. She's definitely getting a reputation as that funny foreign lady running around picking up trash everywhere and wagging her finger at little kids when they discard those ubiquitous candy wrappers!
We're getting in a few interesting outings, including a great one to ski down through the oldest and largest walnut forest in the world, and we still hope we can fit in a trip to Pakistan sometime... Obviously not going to be vacationing in the Swat Valley but would love to see some of our old friends and take another trip down memory lane in Lahore.
Well the power is back on. I better press "send" and head out. Would love to hear any news from you as well as from other LAS alums... .
We arrived in Lahore in the summer of 63 and was at LAS for two years. After that we moved to the field until 1969 when we moved back to the states and to Wyoming. (Another job for Tipton & Kalmbach). It would be great to find Don Mosher, David Greenman, Mike Rumph, etc, I see Pat Eckford and Dixie became an item. As I am looking at my 1965 Yaden, it is hard to believe all the adventures and stories we could all tell today and how we have all changed. I see that Melanie Holt has signed on, it will be great to reacquaint as she, Debbie and her folks were also in Wyoming with us on that job.
I am really pleased to find this site, as have been trying to find some of my friends from the past. It will be great to see what path their lives have taken.
Ps. I am on face book in the Indianapolis area for those signed on.
Jamie Kelly.
Dr Ruth Kramer Sackett
Email: email@example.com
best regards
David Raulet
I didn't realize that the last time I visited this site was in Dec 2002 ! So with five more years gone, I thought I'd update my info.
Great to read about people but wish there were more from my peer group class of 1980 plus minus some years.
I am still in the Boston area now working at MGH ( Massachusetts General Hospital), on the faculty of Harvard Medical School.
Would love to connect with friends.
My other email is firstname.lastname@example.com.
My name is Donald Lee. I am currently the MS/HS music teacher at LAS. I happened upon the reunion website and thought everyone might like to know that 2006 was the 50th anniversary of the school. LAS is having a celebration on December 1, 2007 at the school. All alumni are invited back for a visit. I presume there will be information about the event posted on the school website as we get closer to the event.
All the best,
Donald Lee
I must say that I enjoyed that term teaching at LAS very much. remember some of the faculty, Bart and Judy Cromer, Ed and Janice Preston, the Cushenberries, Najma Nabi, Dubash etc. If anyone knows what the students and faculty are doing now, please send me a line or two at email@example.com
I came to Johns Hopkins in Fall 1991. THen I was in Detroit for my general surgery and in Miami for cardiothoracic surgery training. I am a cardiothoracic surgeon, Chief of MinimallY invasive and Robotic Cardiac surgery at Hackensack University medical Center, just outside Manhattan and one of the largest hospitals in the Metropolitan NYC area. Hope all the students did well and some of them may still be in the US.
Look forward to hearing form some of the old acquaintances.
Saqib Masroor
please add me to the list. My name ist Christine Müller and I attended LAS from '86 to '90 and would have been in the '94 graduation class. I am looking forward to getting in touch with some old classmates! Drop me a line at email@example.com.
regards, Christine
Moazzam Malik
Sana'a Zuberi
John Avila
I am hoping some of my classmates espically from the graduating class of 1997 surf this site so I can get in contact with all of you. Anyway on February 16, 2007 my wife and I had a son Dylan Jackson which was 8lbs 13oz & 21 inches long. I hope to you hear from my fellow classmates soon.
Take Care,
Ryan Wintemute (Class of 1997)
Syed Ali Abbas
Noreen (email@example.com)
It was great to see after a google search people who had been associated with LAS since so many years. I am prsently, working here at LAS in Lahore, as Student Activities Coordinator, and we are thinking of having a50th year of celebration of LAS sometime next school year. For which we are open to ideas suggestions as how to go about it and also would welcome donations to have a one time successful event.
Kindly contact me and spread the word amongst other classfellows of different years if you have any contact with those people.....we will welcome all ideas, donations and suggestions.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Tehmina Anwar
Student Activities Coordinator
Lahore American School
Lahore 54000
Tele. # 92-300-8484-074
I just wanted to update everyone that I can now be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm hoping to get in contact with Brooks Wintemute '99... heard he has a son and I have yet to get in contact with him! Also hoping to hear from Bushra Khan '99, Fahad Kamal '99, and Hyunjuong Bae '99.
-C. Yusuf Mumtaz '99
Tehmina Shehryar
TradeLink Technologies
email@example.com [address UPDATED July 2008--Ed.]
thank you, Carole Bennett
I wrote before and gave Someone this info, but that was back in Oct. 2002, and things change as Time moves along!
Rynda McKinney married Pete Christensen in June 1967. They lived for many years in Farmington, NM, then several more in Orem, Utah. Now they are in Madison, a suburb of Nashville, TN. They raised a lovely family of 6 daughters, one of whom was killed in an auto accident back in Sept. 1995. The rest are all married, with children, and scattered from Seattle, WA; SLC, UT; Farmington, NM; and Nashville, TN. Rynda's current email address is: email@example.com
Dari Lynne McKinney married Norman Davis in June 1970. They have always lived in the Wash. D.C. area. Norman will soon be retiring after many years' service with the U.S. Navy as a mechanical engineer,--working on various submarine projects. They currently live in Huntingtown, MD,--about 40 miles SE of Wash. D.C., on the Calvert Co., peninsula, near the Chesapeake Bay. Norman and Dari Lynne had a son, Jared, and dau., Rachel. Jared is married to Christine and they have 3 young sons and a dau. Rachel has a Master's degree in psychology and works in Social Services for the state of MD. She is currently living with her parents. Jared and family also live nearby. Dari Lynne's email address is: email@example.com. Dari has worked many years as a medical transcriptionist.
For those who may remember our other daughters, Debra and Kenna,--Debra married Allen Henrie and still lives in Price, Utah with her family (one son is married and is in SLC, Utah). Her email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
Kenna married Johnathan Onoman and lives in Taylorsville, a suburb of SLC, with her family (one dau. and 2 sons.) Her email address is: email@example.com
Our son, Bruce McKinney, who was born in Lahore in Feb. 1963, lives in the SL valley with his family. He married Richelle Dunn; they have 2 daus. and 2 sons. (Another baby son died a few days after his birth in Dec. 2003.)
As for a short update on ME: After my first husband, Ken McKinney, died of a sudden heart attack in Aug. 2002, I continued to live in Price, Utah for awhile. I'd been working Online with 3 different businesses, and via one of them, in a Chat Room, met Ronald Alexander, a widower then living in Destin, FL, on the panhandle of the state. He had been born and raised near Cleveland, Ohio, but in 1951 he and his wife moved down to Texas, and settled between Houston and Galveston. He was a bldg. contractor for over 40 years there, plus he worked in real estate another 10 years. When his wife passed away from a stroke in April 2002, he sold out everything and moved up to Destin, FL, to live with his son and wife. After writing over 300 emails to each other, also exchanging pics, and phone calls from Nov. 2002 to mid-Jan. 2003, we decided to meet. So I flew down to FL, and stayed in the large house of Ronald's son, while we became better acquainted. We already knew we seemed to be compatible, lonely, and ready for new Life's experiences.
But it didn't take us more than a few HOURS to decide to be married! We were then married on Valentine's Day, 14 Feb. 2003, over in Ft. Walton Beach, a few miles west of Destin. The "Interesting" part of the whole situation was informing my daus. and son, who thought I had gone to Florida to visit some "old friends!" But not many "eggs hit the Fan," and both Rynda and Dari and their husbands were able to travel down for our wedding. 3 weeks later we flew out to Utah to meet the rest of my children, pick up my car, MORE clothes and assorted other Stuff. All my children, grandkids and great grandkidlets love "Ronny" as he is a very kind, caring man. We are extremely happy and know that a Higher Power brought us together, as without modern Technology we would never have met!
We ended up also seeing 3 of Utah's Natl. Parks in the southern part of the state, and even driving out to Calif. to meet my brother and other relatives, from Portola (50 miles north of Lake Tahoe) to Sacramento, the S.F. Bay area, and up the coast for 100 miles. We eventually returned to Florida, after traveling via Colorado, NM, Texas (seeing some of Ronald's old friends around Houston), LA, MS, and AL.
Each summer we have driven back out to Utah to visit my children, while Rynda and Dari have flown or driven down here to Panama City Beach to visit us. Our Utah "excursions" have entailed over 4,000 miles round trips each year, as we explore other states, other scenic places, other Natl. Parks in various states as well.
For reasons which I won't go into here, we decided to settle over in Panama City Beach, 40 miles east of Destin. It is a lovely, resort type of area, and our house is about a mile from the beach. The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico are blue-green, the sands are pure white like snow, and many tourists are attracted down here from the northern states all year around. This whole 23 mile long island is called the Emerald Coast.
I keep in touch with Wells and Donna Corliss, "Dee" Flook, Hal and Ila Bishop, and other couples which students may not remember because they had no children in Lahore. If anyone has any questions, you may write me here: email@example.com I've enjoyed reading updates on many of you I still remember, and continue to marvel at the myriads of your Life's directions, experiences and memories which are in this WebSite!
Best Wishes to everyone!
Carol Alexander
Panama City Beach, Florida
This is Christine Turley and I along with my 2 brothers (Mike Turley and Tommy Turley) and sister (Jeanne Turley) attended LAS from 1974-1978.
We all have so many great memories of our friends and fun times at LAS. We are all living in different parts of Virginia and would love to hear from you so we can catch up.
Christine firstname.lastname@example.com
"Ree" is my nickname, short for "Anne Marie" and I have a new last name...
Studied there in the early 90's
feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
I also have a younger sister, Yasmine, but she was too small to attend LAS.
I live in France, in Rouen, 150 km North West of Paris. I work for an American company as European Procurement Support Manager.
Some news of my brothers:
Pierre lives in Gabon (Africa) and works for Total the oil company as IS Manager, getting married soon !. Eric lives in Rouen, married with 3 lovely girls, is a guitar teacher. And Thierry lives in Paris, married with 4 children, works for a paper printing company. All in good health!
If you want to give some news or want to get in touch with my brothers, my email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope to hear from someone soon !
Thanks for your help! V. Royals Randall Royals (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Please free to pass my email.
Thank you again for your efforts.
kind regards
Tim O'Hanlon
Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks for keeping the website going, too. I was looking for Dick Eng and his wife, Fatma. Does anyone have a contact for them?
Please change my email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you so much!
Cindy Stabile
I am Pierre Folschweiler, I would like to complete the informations in the LAS e-mail directory.
My brothers and sister (Eric, Thierry, and Sylvia) attended the school from 67 to 73.
In fact my e-mail adress is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pierre Folschweiler
Port-Gentil Gabon
katharina larsen (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Casey Jones firstname.lastname@example.com
I periodically search the Internet for my last name and came across this website. Except much to my surprise the name listed was my older brother, Mark, who was only in Lahore from July-August of 1968. He left quite an impression I gather.
This is Vicki Vestrich. I attended LAS from 1966 - 1969 (6th-8th grades) as well as KAS (Karachi) in 1965, AISK (Kabul) 58-62. I am still in regular contact with Betsey (Boyce) Emory who lives in Tennessee. My mother, Dolores Vestrich, has recently become friends with Helen Carr, mother of twins Danny and Belinda Carr. My mom and Helen did not know each other during the years we lived in Lahore. My father, Alan Vestrich, who worked for USAID, passed away in December 1996 from kidney cancer.
I am married with two children ages 10 and 16. After 3 years in Los Angeles and 17 years in Falls Church, Virginia we moved to Balitmore in 2002.
I have deep and fond memories of my years in Lahore. Of course the middle school years would be seared in anyone's memories no matter where one attended school! In the spring when
On a sad note I can update the LOST list. Glenn Burgess is deceased. I don't know the exact year but it was in the early 80's. He had completed medical school and was a practicing physician before he passed away. I believe his sister Leslie is also deceased. Their mother, Marilyn, died around 1979 from breast cancer. My family was good friends with the Burgess's in Lahore and later when they too lived in the D.C. area.
Norman Runyon
Math Teacher
Does anyone remember me? I am a college professor now in South Carolina. I have fond memories of you guys. I would love to hear from you.
I'm looking for Maria Barutski, mom of Linda and Mereika. I think they left Lahore around 1988.
Please change my email address to email@example.com.
When is the next reunion? I hope you all are doing great!
Love to all, (Dr) Cindy Stabile
I am Valérie van Rooij, attended LAS in my 6th - 8th grade in the late 80's - the same class as Theresa Stabile, Cara Lenortavage, Sarah, Gisa Schutze, Bojana Pandurevic, Faisal Ghous. I was the Dutch girl.
I saw Keith Carlsson looking for me, "Keith, I wrote you and hope to be in touch soon!"
As to me, I am very very happily married to Edu living in Cancun, Mexico with our two enlightened daughters and expecting our third!
Ive been hoping to get in touch with a good friend of mine from the good old LAS days, Shahbano Afzal. I would love to hear from her. But ofcourse, anyone who remembers me or would like to get in touch is more than welcome to email me. I really enjoyed my years at LAS. They were definitely some of the most memorable, and I look back at them fondly. Hope to hear from my fellow classmates and know whats going on with their lives. My email is email@example.com
Masooma Rizvi
Class of 1994
- thanks.
Long time, I turned up at an ISI reunion by a fluke last weekend, brought back a lot of memories. So I thought I'd check for the Lahore American School website. Found it!
Not sure where the last, what? . . . 32 years have gone (smile).
Could you add me to the list of alumni?
Don Thomas, class of '72.
Assad Jamil (Class of 91)
jabbar ul haq
Marina Davis
Cassie Gardner Burke (class of 1970; in Lahore 1961-1965)
(please note my new email address)
Pete Longman
Of course, many others came and went in the three and a half years we were in Lahore, but they are some of the best
memories of my life.
Jill, Jacquie and John all live in South Carolina, mid-state near Camden, where my parents retired. We lost both parents
2 years ago. I live in Chapel Hill NC and Jeannie lives in Asheville, just a few miles from the Blueridge Parkway.
I am a nurse instructor by preparation and also a family nurse practitioner. My yen for the overseas life led me to spend
2 years on the Navajo Reservation and 2 years in Cairo with Project Hope. Eventually, I just wanted to stay here in the
US and help our people.
I hear from my sister Jacquie that Carol Tipton was in touch through the My Classmates website. Carol, if you read this,
get in touch please.
Please let me hear from friends. Susan email@example.com
My sister, Ivy L. Sanderson, attended high school in Lahore from 1967-1969
and graduated in 1969. Ivy passed away in January 1998 from complications
due to multiple sclerosis. A few years after graduating from Lahore
American High School, Ivy met her future husband, a U.S. Foreign Service
officer, while visiting our parents in Khartoum, Sudan. They married in
Khartoum in 1975 and later settled in Falls Church, Virginia. At the time
of her death, Ivy left two children, Alex and Stephanie.
I saw the school only once, when my parents and I drove down from
Islamabad for Ivy's graduation day. I was 6 years younger than Ivy and
attended the International School, which was then in Rawalpindi.
Best wishes,
Dana Sanderson
email@example.com (private) and
firstname.lastname@example.com (work)
Would be great to attend a reunion
Kevin Murphy
Currently I am in the US Air Force Stationed in Nebraska, and it looks as
though I will be here for at least a few years. If you remember me, please
email me so that we can correspond.
Nick Isaacson
I started LAS in 1974, and graduated in 1985. My first time on this site,
and brought back memories of even 5th grade (Lisa Bull). Time really flies
and my son Saif is now going to LAS (4th grade). I hope to catch up with
some old friends once again.
Amaad Lone
We all have our own memories but one that has struck me lately was when the
local ammunition dump blew up. Can you remember this?
I remember it was show and tell and Paul Domingus was invited to
speak to the class since he had just returned from the States. There was
suddenly a distant thunder clap and then the concrete floor began to roll
and wave as though someone had picked it up at one end and flipped it. Of
course this was followed by an ear piercing explosion and all of us 3rd
graders had no other thought but to run. I think we ran some way into the
trees before Mrs Goldman shouted at us to stop.
Any further memories or an explanation of what had really happened would
clear up this mystery.
With many thanks
Regards, Jeb
Karen Jackson McKewon
Bill Amoureux
Our family, Velez-Franceschi, lived in Lahore from 1978 - 1982, we left the country upon my graduation. My siblings,
Jennie (class of 83) is living in Fairfax, Virginia, and brother Eddie (class of 84) lives in Maryland. My stepdad
(Lester Velez) passed away in 1993. He worked as a US Diplomat, and was involved in the school as the PTA president. My
mom (Dr. Amparo Velez) taught Spanish at the school for the duration of our tour in Pakistan.
So, anyone out there recognize any of us, by all means get in touch with me and I will update you and give you the e-mails
for either my brother or sister. And if you ever come vacationing to Cancun (or the Yucatan peninsula), it would be lovely
to see you. We move around every two years or so, my husband of 16 years, Ricardo Riquelme works for Marriott
International. We have a four year old son named Stephan (he was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina). We also lived in
Quito, Ecuador. So, anyone out there wanting info. or contacts on any of these three countries, do not hesitate to get in
touch. We have lived in Cancun now for almost two years, a month shy. So, hopefully we will be moving somewhere else by
early next year..............
Hugs and kisses and I hope to hear from some of you.
Our permanent e-mail address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
ps: anyone living anywhere in Mexico????
Aleksander Kuntz
firstname.lastname@example.com & firstname.lastname@example.com
Melissa's original (unposted) note from April 19th: I attended LAS for third grade in '83 and '84. I would love to contact
some of my old friends - Georgina, Johanna, Suzanna to name a few.
-Melissa Heggen
Once again, thank you thank you thank you for this site! I've had the good
fortune to connect with several good friends through the page. I haven't
visited in quite some time, and today realized that you have an old,
defunct, email address for me. If you could please update it with [an address that has since been updated to
email@example.com], I'd appreciate it. I hate to think of who I might have
missed in the last 10 months!
By way of an update, I am now working as a freelance music journalist, and
for an organization that provides job training to the homeless in Seattle.
Once again, Thanks!
Jenaya Dawe
Class of 1997 (@LAS in 1992)
Dave Sturdevant, Mike Mulroney, Kim Mumby, Rich Frase
were a few of the students I remember well. Recently those memories were
refreshed by looking thru some of the yearbooks
(that I had been keeping for Brenda) and I hope that I'll be able
to attend a future reunion.
Currently my wife Patricia & I live in Plano (suburb of Dallas)
I work in sales for Flexible Foam Co. a urethane foam Mfg.
Would like to hear from any former LAS students.
Dave Samuelson: firstname.lastname@example.com
let us all plan a meeting in Lahore also.
Missing you all
Parents - Alexander & Gisela Borges
Still going strong - living (retired) in Naperville, Illinois, USA
Brother - Steve Borges, LAS Class of 1973, living in Wheaton, IL
Sister - Beatrice "Gannon" Borges, lived in Lahore from approx. 1968 -
My wife Lorie and I may not be able to attend the
reunion this summer, however we'll be happy to stay
in touch by e-mail. Keep in touch,
Best Regards,
Michael Borges
Bill Coorsh
Houston, TX
Dan Sager, and the Sagers/spouses/kids plentiful, near and far:
Mary ('76) (in LA, mother of Alyce age 6 mo.!)
Amy ('79) (Portland)
John ('81) (Ashland)
Tom ('83) (Santa Barbara)
Bill and Sue (off to The Dem. Rep. Congo soon)
Jim Danielsen - Class of 1968
Attended LAS January thru June 1967.
email@example.com [updated 10 November 2008]
I have talked on the phone recently with Jon Locke and
Doug Jimmick, both attended LAS during this
Welcome to Jabbar ul Haq, who signed in on
July 6th and wrote: I am working in the Beaconhouse National University as an Assistant
Welcome to Beth Hogan James ('67), who signed in on
July 1st and wrote: Just reading all these messages from friends and classmates take me back--I graduated from
LAS in'67 and have not stayed in touch with many folks. Would love to do better in that area. Greetings to all my
old companions! Beth Hogan James e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome back to Nadir Mumtaz ('97), who returned on
June 28th to inform us of his new email address (email@example.com).
We were saddened to learn of the passing in June of Bob Bolger, father of Court, David and Bobbie. Details are posted in
our "In Memoriam" section below.
Welcome to Marina (Fabian) Davis ('71), who signed in on
May 18th and wrote: Marina (Fabian) Davis. 67-68 (freshman). My sister, Michelle,(junior high)
and I attended LAS during 67-68. We had lived in Karachi for the previous 2
years and went to Convent of Jesus & Mary there. We moved to Lahore after
the "little war" and our father took over 4 hotels in Lahore, Rawalpindi,
Peshawar and Murree. We probably would have been the only Australians in
the school at the time. If anyone has the Yaden for 67-68, it would be
great to be posted on a site. I don't know where ours is. My parents and
Shelly live on the Gold Coast in Queensland (Australia) and my husband,
Kim, and I live in Margaret River, Western Australia. My parents still have
t-chests that are packed and they've been retired for years! You know how
it is. We have 3 girls and 1 boy and now we are grandparents for the third
time. I see that living in Pakistan affects everyone the same way. It was
an important part of our growing up! Anyway I don't want to bombard you
with too much info. I've seen a few familiar names on this site. Marina.
Email: email@example.com
Welcome to Michelle Fabian ('73), who signed in on
May 15th and wrote: Thanks to Jane Carlton I've found this site! I am Michelle Fabian (from Australia) and attended
LAS 67-68 with my sister Marina (2 yrs older). I was only 11 yo at the time and from memory (after all I have survived
the 60s-70s) I was in the 7th grade. I know my sister was initiated into the Freshman year whilst we were there (a ritual
I'll never forget, and glad I was gone before it was my turn!). I used to sit next to Fred Flook in class and remember
him always with his head in his desk eating peanutbutter sandwiches. My bestest friend at school there was Mary McFarland
(does anyone know where she is?), and Pepe Norton - sadly I see he's deceased. I'll have to tell my sister about this site
because she's the "memory" of the family (I'm sure she remembers her birth!) and she'll be blissed at all the familiar
names. A couple of people spring to mind. The Gamble Twins, Julie and Janet, of course Fred Flook, Ali (I know there
were 1000s of them). My father used to manage The Faletti's Hotel while we lived in Lahore, after being headhunted from
the Intercontinental Hotel in Karachi (when Oberoi was sent packing in 67). Would love to hear from anyone who remembers
me, probably better than I remember them. Have lost my LAS Yearbook (one BIG regret with all the travel) and would
welcome ANY suggestions of how to obtain a copy 67/68. I'm living on the Gold Coast, in Queensland, Australia - so if any
of you are planning a trip down under, please let me know.
Regards to all of my ex classmates whereever you are!. Michelle
Welcome back to Cassie Gardner Burke ('70), who returned on
April 20th and wrote: I'm not sure if the LAS website is still going to be maintained due to new one being developed by
one of the current students. But thought I'd try to check in anyway!
I just returned from my first trip back to the Indian subcontinent in 40+ years! Although I didnt make it across the
border to Lahore, I was in Delhi, Agra, and Rajasthan. It brought back so many memories and it is good to know that the
soul of South Asia has not changed. So many things were the same! I was there during the wonderful cricket matches
between Pak and India - the detente that developed just from the friendly sport rivalry was incredible! the local papers
were full of nothing else, with wonderful things to say about the Pakistani hosts. There was also much press about
encouraging tourism once more to Kashmir and news about the opening of the more southerly border crossing in Rajasthan.
So promising! I can't wait to get back -- and this time to Pakistan and Kashmir!
Welcome to Manousos Rodiadis ('72), who signed in on
March 20th to let us know that he is living in Athens.
Welcome to Pete Longman ('83), who signed in on
March 7th and wrote: Hi!
I came across your(?) site on the LAS quite by accident this morning and found
it so
interesting, especially the photos! My brother Tim and I were pupils at the LAS
1971 for a couple of years. We were some of the rare Brits that i can remember.
I was
only in Kindergarten but Tim is 3 years older than me so im not sure what grade
he would
have been in? I was between 4 and 7 during my time there? I couldnt see on the
site how
to place text to this effect as Id love to hear from anyone that, on the
offchance might
remember us? I remember a girl called Mary O'Mahoney whose black tights i
borrowed for a
fancy dress parade one evening in front of the school...i was Batman. I cried
all the way
around! And i remember the 'Mango bugs' too. Nice to see the pics of the
Welcome back to Alan Bailey ('70), who returned on
February 23rd to inform us of his new email address: email@example.com.
Welcome to Brenda Baker ('82), who signed in on
February 13th and wrote: I'd love to add my email to the list and hear from fellow alumni from the
class of 1982.
I attended LAS from Kindergarten (1970) - 9th grade (1979). So many
memories! I remember that big hill that we loved
to race our matchbox cars down through the roots until the administration
decided we were
getting too dirty and leveled it. I can remember long hot afternoons at the
pool or playing soccer after school. The cold thirst quenching RC colas from
The exploring and trouble we got into as we climbed on to the roof, found
every closet and hidden room in
that old house. The trips to Delhi, Islamabad, and Karachi on assorted
teams. We never won but we always thought we had a chance and our spirit
was never failing. The trip to Kabul for the multimedia convention when we
were caught in the middle of a coup and had to wait it out and then travel
by Bus back to Pakistan. The murals we painted to brighten things up.
Working on the Alif Laila book bus. The halloween carnivals where putting
the boys in Jail and getting yourself and girlfriends out added to all the
emotional angst of those adolescent years. The science club trips were
amazing experiences not only for the culture and history that one learned
but the bonding that occurred between friends who spent so much time with
each other. As so many others have said its hard to explain what the
experience was like but it was profound and a wonderful place to grow up.
I'm now in Boston. I'm an Obstetrician/Gynecologist and I teach residents
and medical students at Harvard. I've been married for 11 years and have a
daughter Kira who is 8 and a son Erik who will turn 4 next month. My
parents Richard and Juanita Baker and Sister Desha Baker (class of 86) live
in Florida.
Welcome to Susan Strong ('64), who signed in on
January 28th and wrote: It is wonderful to find this site. My family was in Lahore from 1957-62 I believe. We are
Jill, Jacquie, Susan(that's me!), John and Jean. We lived in the FCC area, near the Murphys, Bisbee's, Naylors, Tiptons
and others. I recall the original teenage in-group included Gary Walcott, Butch Swenson, Bruce ____? and Kay and Nancy
Caughran, among others. They went to Woodstock and the guys had motor scooters.
Welcome to Ahmer Mahmood, who signed in on
January 22nd and wrote: hi, my name is Ahmer Mahmood and I'm a 9th grader in LAS. I am assigned to
make the new las official website. I need your help to tell current and past
LAS students about this website. The current official website is going to be
replaced in about 3 weeks to a month. Can you please tell people about this
website and make a link to it. The address is www.las.edu.pk. Thank you.
Welcome to Dana Sanderson, who signed in on
January 18th and wrote: I just came across your wonderful website devoted to the American School
in Lahore.
Welcome to Bo (Ryberg) Winters, who signed in on
December 18th and wrote: What a nice surprise to find a page like this!
My name is Bo (Ryberg) Winters.
I attended LAS in 1972-74 for 8-9 grade which should have been class of
I live in Sweden and would like to get in contact with old friends from
"the good old days" again.
I talked to both Mirka and Alena Prazak on the phone about 2 years ago
but noone else.
Please put my mailadress in you listings
Welcome to Umar Hussain, who signed in on
December 17th and wrote: I was sappose to graduate in 2001, but they kicked me out. Now when i think about i was a dumm
ass. well for those that he is dead i am in canada studing buisness. Years have passed but havent herd from some people.i
have to salute some of my teachers Mr. hashmi.the best teacher las will ever get.Mr . Cavaness. who has inspired me in
many ways and he is the genuine teacher. Mr Midkiff who believed in me. As we grow older we realize what dum--ses
we were. Well i would really want MRS BAQIR to read this.
I havent herd from Frayal, Sahar siad, Komal and Nosheen in a long time. I dont know why they didnt talk to me but now it
doesnt matter. Missing the gossip. mail me at
Welcome back to Fritz Rauschenbach, who returned on
December 14th to let us know his new e-mail address: email@example.com
Welcome to Kevin Murphy, who signed in on
December 5th and wrote: Just checking in after I learned of this great website. I attended LAS
1964-65 - 3rd grade and first day of 4th before the war started. Looking
for any classmates who might still be out there. Drop me a line if you
are there!
Welcome back to Vedad Musakadic, who returned on
November 22nd to let us know his new e-mail address: email@example.com
Welcome to Nick Isaacson, who signed in on
November 14th and wrote: My name is Nick Isaacson. I am an American. Had I stayed in Lahore, I would
have graduated in the class of 1997. I attended from the 3rd - 6th grade.
Looking for David Walker, an American, David & Scott Fiffick, Americans,
David Karlberg, a Swede, Nadir Mumtaz, A Pakistani, Michael Braun, A German,
Erin Vernooy, A Canadian, and anyone else who attended LAS with me.
I tried getting ahold of Nadir Mumtaz at the Emails on this site, but they
were returned as undeliverable.
Welcome to Kevin Pugmire, who signed in on
October 15th and wrote: What an amazing find! I'm Kevin Pugmire ' 74 and it looks like a long day tommorow of sleep
depravation. I;m lost in some nostalgic trance now as I think about John King, Don Beesom, Ren Yao, Audie Chaudry, Cathy
Carlton, Stephanie Giras, Leslie, Bo, Asif, Wicky, Kamran, Saquib, Medjid, Vedad, Sergio, Sue Akram, Amra, et. al.
Somebody, anybody, please............. firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome back to Becky Durst Wooten, who returned on
October 15th and wrote: Haven't checked in for awhile, so thought that I would. Folks from Tarbela Dam will remember
my dad, Bert Durst, as the principal of the American school at Tarbela (69-71) He passed away on March 20, 2003 at the
age of 81. I will never forget the day he came home from his school in LA and asked, " How would you like to spend 2
years in Pakistan?" We said "Sure, where is it?" We were always glad that we went. After we returned to the states he
kept working for a few years but then retired early. He had a whole second life that included a renewed interest in
Japan, a career as a movie extra, (he made videos with Sammy Hager and Lou Rawls), a docent at the South Coast Botanical
Gardens and lots more travels. He and my Mom spent thier 50th anniversary in India. After mom died he moved to Stockton
Ca. where I live with my husband and two boys. We had a good year together before he died suddenly of congestive heart
failure. He always remembered his friends from Pakistan and our great adventures there with great fondness. My husband
works with a fellow who grew up in Gazi, which was the Pakistani town next to the Dam. He still has family there and says
that Tarbela is still being used to house Afghani refugees. The world continues to get smaller and smaller...Becky Durst Wooten
Welcome to Ramon Amoureux, who signed in on
October 8th and wrote: Hello I am Ramon Amoureux I attended school in 64-65. I now live in Meridian Idaho have been
married for 28 years have three children and eight grand children Lahore was a great experience and I will remember it
always. My e-mail is email@example.com if there is anyone else from those years contact me.
Welcome to Afshan Saeed, whose email message was misplaced until October 7th (although
he signed in on September 13th). Afshan wrote: Hi, I am Afshan Saeed , graduate of '89. I was told about this site by
my sis Sumera who graduated in '88. I was looking at my year book recently and I had a bag full of mixed feelings, ranging
from nostalgia to dimay to happiness to horror at what I had gone thru in the two years I was there but no regrets!!!
Regards to all I have known ..
Welcome to Ehtsham Ul Haq, who signed in on
October 1st and wrote: Hi,
This is Ehtsham Ul Haq '89. I was in LAS from 1986-88. Currently am
based in Islamabad. Would love to hear from fellow classmates. My
email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Take care all.
Welcome to Linda Yao, who signed in on
September 24th and wrote: Glad to find out about everyone after so many years! My name is Linda
Yao. I attended LAS from 1973 to 1978 (part of class of 79). Now living
in San Fancisco and making art. Looking for information on my classmate
Thomas (Tom) Besom. Perhaps he is tramping all over the world.
Anyone else from 1973 to 1978, feel free to e-mail me at
firstname.lastname@example.com. Let's catch up!
Welcome to Daniel Rust, who signed in on
August 30th and wrote: Hey, my name is Daniel Rust and i attended LAS from 89 till 95. It was great in Pakistan, and
i really have a lof of great memories from my time there. I am in Switzerland at the moment, studying economics at the
University of Zurich. Hope to hear from all of my ex-classmates some time soon.
August has been a sad month for two members of the LAS family. Our thoughts are with Dixie (Elder) Eckford, whose sister
Wendy (Elder) Ott lost her battle with cancer, and with Paul Loupee, whose wife DeDe died suddenly earlier this month. Details are posted in
our "In Memoriam" section below.
Welcome to Qasim Ghuman (2001), who signed in on
August 12th and wrote: Hi my names Qasim Ghuman class of 2001. I am currently a sophomore at
University of Pennsylvania. firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Mohammad Qureshi (2002), who signed in on
August 9th and wrote: Hi,
My name is Mohammad Qureshi. Most of you know me by Mohammad Ali. I
graduated from LAS last year , class of 2002. I really miss LAS and all the
wonderfull momemts i had with my friends. I am studying in california state
university but transfering to RIT soon. my e-mail is
Welcome to Dan Hughes ('91), who signed in on
July 17th and wrote: Greetings to all of you so distant in time, but close in memory. I've not seen anyone from LAS
since John Trainer wed in D.C. in the late 90s... it was exceptional to see John, Kirsten, Leslie and Ted along with Omar
Majeed and Asma Malik. We need a reunion. Hope all is well with you. Cheers!
Welcome to Amaad Lone ('85), who signed in on
July 16th and wrote: Hi
Welcome to Jane (Samworth) Shrives ('78), who signed in on
June 24th and wrote: Hi,
My brother, myself and my sister were all at the LAS in 1969 and although
feeling very British in an American school, we dutifully pledged allegiance
to the flag each morning.
Welcome to "Jeb" Berry ('72), who signed in on
June 21st and wrote: ...I must say I was quite surprised to find your Website. A very nice job
and a Great idea...I am currently in Kuwait City working as a civilian
contractor supporting the U.S. Military and its effort here. My wife Nancy
and I just had our 20th Wedding Anniversary.
We have 2 boys (Jeb) John Edward Berry III and Sean. They are all back in
Virginia Beach, Virginia where we have been living for the past 11 years..I
had an excellent time looking at all the pictures on the Website and man did
they bring back memories.
Welcome to Karen Jackson McKewon, who signed in on
May 27th and wrote: ...It's been
many years since I've had any contact with anyone from my brief year at LAS
in 11th grade, 1969. The time was brief, but the impact was profound. Many
times through the years I have spent hours pouring through my yearbook and
reliving those cherished memories. I had periodically searched for sites
and people but was unsuccessful. How surprised I was this time to find such
a gold mine! It was great looking through the pics and just seeing the
notes from familiar names. A warm hello to any of you who might remember
Welcome back to Patrick Eckford who returned on May 8th with
this final update on the retirement of Surti.
Welcome to Annegret Schulze (photo), who signed in on
May 2nd and wrote: Hi.my name is Annegret Schulze,and i attended LAS from 69-73.I was in class with Marc Dunlap ,Danny
Sager.a.o...Know the Bowes,and only have contact with Steven Borges...wonderful your site..Regards and greetings to all
who still remember!
Welcome to Khuzaima Mohammad, who signed in on
April 15th and wrote: I graduated from LAS in 2002 and am currently studying at Columbia University. It is wonderful to
know that someone actually made a site where alumni's could interact (more or less) with each other. I also saw the
re-union photo and was expecting a group of people in their late 30s (okay, at most 40s). But when I actually saw the
picture, well, I'd rather not say anything. After giving it a second thought, it all made sense. Moreover, I was surprised
to see how the school changed; those navy boys with crew cuts into people with long hair that it seemed LAS was an
all-girls school (for a moment) and then the 90s, etc. My email address
is firstname.lastname@example.com and if anyone wants to
contact me, please feel free to do so.
Welcome to Leslie Marklin, who signed in on
April 15th and wrote: Found this site one late evening.
Will sit down one evening and try to contribute a bit more.
Attended 72/73!?
Best. Leslie Marklin
Welcome to Akbar Rizvi, who signed in on
April 9th and wrote: This is akbar rizvi class of 81.
It was great when i came across this site by chance. I recognize lot of
names when i went through the messages. This reminded me of good old days
when the sun use to shine and every morning was awaited to go to LAS. All
those teachers and staff who was not only our teacher, mender but our friend
and guide.I believe they guided us through all those times of fun and joy
and enjoyment for the realities of today. They were the greatest for me and
for my then classmates and friends, and for the rest of the school pupils.
They were the guiding lights for us. When i compare the teachers or friends
of our times with that of my kids, I feel sorry for them for they don't
enjoy the same old good times and friendships that we had.We had a pure time
free of pollution of today of prejudices,interior motives and formalities.
We had great times even without money at times, and very little but precious
times that we use to get from our parents whom we had lot of repect and
praise for. Las was the greatest school with great teachers and great
pupils. They may have not been great success but they were the greatest
students who were also in return respected by the teachers. We learned a lot
from the then teachers who taught us the lessons of life and how to succeed
within ourselves i.e. Mrs.Akmal,Col.Hassan,Mr.Frank Gellespie "Mr.G." who
was our friend and our teacher,coach and everything that one wants at that
age of time.Today, all the three that i mentioned above may not be in this
world but they shall always live in our hearts and minds for as long as we
live!!!!! and my salutes to all those who are alive.May they live long!!
I am in touch with lot of friends i.e.Tehseen Khakwani,Amir Malik,Ghais Mela
Danny Choudry the scoundral and lot many others who are here in Lahore with
me but i would like to get in touch with all the rest of the student of Las
who were either in my class or with me or knew me to fresh my memories of
Las including the teachers and the Las staff!!!!!
Aaha! at last i feel alive again and all those memories that were put a-back
for so many years after the graduation in 81 have come back to me and feel
young once again, and nostalgic of the past in Las.
My email.add. is as follows for all those who require it to get in touch
with me.
Welcome to Robert L. Amoureux, who signed in on
February 13th and wrote: Hi everybody who went to LAS. My brother Bill emailed me this site and
it is great. I was known as Bobby Amoureux and I am the Class of 72. We
attended Jan. 1964 to May 1975. Which is 4th and 5th grade. We flew into
Lahore Christmas Eve 1963 and our parents, Bob and Jane, signed us(Ray,
Bill and I) up for school right after New Years. Ray was in 2nd and 3rd
and Bill was in K and 1st. I have great memories of Lahore and the
school. I had a great 5th grade teacher. I really enjoyed the Scout
Troop I belonged to which was supported by the school and the parents. I
remembered the train trip to Manhglah( I think I butchered the spelling)
Dam that MK was constructing and competing with the other Scout troop
there. I remembered the Scout Master picking up all the switch blades we
bought at a train stop. I was only 11 and didn't buy one. The
Scoutmaster couldn't believe I didn't buy one because every body else
did. On one camp out one evening we made some dice from an apple
somebody brought. We were getting ready to do some gambling in our tent
when one of the Scout leaders broke up our game and I was scared he was
going to tell my Dad. On another Scout outing we made a bike trip to a
park that had a big tree full of big bats. I learned how to swim that
summer in the school pool and also took reading in summer school.
My wife and I live in Boise, Idaho and we have five children, 1
grandson, 1 son in law and a 27 year old marriage. You all may
correspond with me at email@example.com. This is a great site and
thanks for putting it together. I am pictured in the 4th grade picture
of the class of 72. I am the kid with the big ears with the bow tie in
the middle on the left. Thanks for the Yaden Home Page.
Robert L. Amoureux
Welcome to Andrey Lukin, who signed in on
February 10th and wrote: Man, finally I found a place where I can establish at least some connection
with my classmates!
I'm Andrey Lukin and I attended this fantastic school, my second home, if
you wish, from 1992-1998(grades 2-8).
I had a marvelous and a great time here and made a lot of good friends.
unfortunately, I lost contact with almost everybody, and I don't think that
there is anything worse in this life than losing friends.
Currently, I'm in Moscow studying in the International College of Economics
and Finance (www.hse.ru/icef) and next year I'm going to attend London
School of Economics.
So..... I really hope that maybe and hopefully some of my classmates remember me and I would love if they would write.
Welcome to Stephanie Van Aken ('96), who signed in on
February 7th and wrote: Hello! My name is Stephanie Van Aken and this site is great!! My Brother,,Laurent de
Kousemaeker told me about it.. I really want to get in touch with people from my time in L.A.S. Aliya Khan , Nadiya
Babar, Zahera and so many more.. Where are you?! If anyone knonws please pass it on to me!!
Quick update:
I'm living in Holland together with my boyfriend already 3 years now, graduated last year sept (2002) from Hotelschool and
am now working for a recruitment agency. That's enough for now and hope to get in touch with people!! It's so weird !!!
L.a.s was a big part of my life and I think about it a lot!! p.s. my personal e mail
is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Bill Amoureux, who signed in on
January 26th and wrote: My brothers and I, Bob, Ray and Bill Amoureux are former students of the
Lahore American School. We lived in Lahore from 1963 to 1965. I attended
kindergarten and 1st grade, Ray attended 2nd and 3rd and Bob attended 4th
and 5th grades. Of course then I was known as Billy. Our father worked for
the Unversity of Maryland School of Medicine and was out in the hills most
of the time we were in Pakistan. My brothers and I had many wonderful
adventures and the experience of living in Pakistan has impacted out
characters greatly. Bob is now and engineer and a professional
photographer. Ray works the US Dept. of Agriculture and I am a nursing home
administrator. I have very fond memories of the Lahore American School and
especially my 1st grade teacher. I've never forgot the finger exercises we
Welcome to Jannet Franceschi, who signed in on
January 7th and wrote: Hi, this is Jannet Franceschi, class of 1982. Wanted to say Hello, and give out my e-mail address
in Cancun, Mexico: firstname.lastname@example.com
My good friend, Batool Kazim just sent me the info on your site, and I hope that I can get back in touch with many lost
friends. At least I have recognized some names and I hope to make contact soon. We left Pakistan in 1982, my family went
off to Maryland and I went off to college in Boston (Boston University)--where I did get to see some of you.
Welcome to Julia (Young) Loewen, who signed in on
January 2nd and wrote: Hello my name is Julia (Young) Loewen. I attended LAS from 74-76 I was in Grades 4-5. If
anyone recognizes my name and would like to contact me please email me.
Thank you,
Julia Loewen
Welcome to Batool Kazim, who signed in on
December 25th and wrote: Hi, my name is Batool Kazim, class of '80. My brother Aku , ( Syed Akbar
Kazim), class of '83, is visiting me in Massachusetts, and mentioned this
site to me. We had been remembering our days at LAS. Our mom, Mrs. Lubna
kazim , known to many of you as a wonderful teacher, wasn't aware of this
site either, and can't wait to get on the computer, once I'm done. She and
our dad are visiting from Lahore.
What a delightful journey down memory lane ! Many thanks to those who are
working on this. I recently re-connected with my long lost friend from LAS
Jannet (Franceschi) Riquelme, via classmates.com. We are having a ball,
updating each other, about the past decade of our lives. ( We had met in 1990
after about ten years). She is currently living in Cancun , Mexico, along
with her husband Ricki and 4 y.o son Stephan.
I am a Psychiatrist , on the faculty of UMass , living about 30 miles West of
Boston, along with my two sons, 15 and 14, and husband of one week, Bill Cox.
I look forward to hearing from friends and folks who knew me. Happy Holidays
and New Year to all, Batool.
Welcome to Aleksander Kuntz, who signed in on
December 16th and wrote: Hi. I am fine please contact me at
email@example.com or +49-172-666-1977.
Welcome to Jana and Julian Zeidler, who signed in on
November 24th and wrote: Hello, we're Jana and Julian Zeidler from Germany. We were in LAS from 1989 till 1993. Julian would have graduated in 2001 and in 2004. Looking at this page was like journey to the past, although I nearly knew none of the people who had posted on this site. Julian and I would love to get a reply from people we in our yearlevel.
Welcome to Khalid Wasti, who signed in on
November 14th and wrote: Hello Mark and fellow LAS'ers!
I am thrilled to have run across this site and the memories of my time at LAS have come flying back. I was a student at
LAS from Kindergarten all the way through until I graduated with the class of '84. Please add my name and e-mail address
to the Alumni listing -- it would be great to hear from old friends.
Welcome back to Jim Schwartz ('66), who returned on
November 4th and wrote: On October 25 - 27 a reunion of ex-LAS students was held in Frederick, MD.
32 "kids" came from all across America to make the weekend event a rousing
success. The aim of the reunion was to gather together as many former
students that were in Lahore from 1960 - 1966. All classes from 1964 - 1970
were well represented.
The weekend affair started with a buffet dinner in a 60s oriented restaurant
quickly followed by a gathering in one of the hotel's meeting rooms that had
been set aside for our use. Most stayed until the early hours of the morning
swapping stories of events that had transpired in their lives over the past
37 years.
On Saturday we gathered together with the intent of doing a civil war tour of
Harpers Ferry, Antietam, and Gettysburg. Well as you can imagine trying to
get 7 cars of revellers going in the same direction at the same speed proved,
like one of the attendees stated, was more like herding cats than an
orchestrated event. Well all in all most enjoyed the scenery, the gorgeous
weather, the barbeque at a roadside stop and two of the sites that we
intended to see. For the sake of being dressed, refreshed and ready for the
evening dinner we skipped going to Gettysburg and headed back to Frederick.
Saturday night's dinner was a Pakistani / Indian feast where 30 attendees
consumed all sorts of delicacies and listened to 60s music on CDs. No one
came away hungary or disappointed. One attendee brought large maps of Lahore
and most tried to remember where to place their pin indicating where they may
have lived so many years ago. Well, of course, Billy Greenman, needed almost
a half dozen to mark his territory.
On Sunday morning a group of 15 got together for brunch while the remainder
headed to airports, train stations, and via car back to their homes in
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, California, and Oregon.
There was much sharing of addresses, phone #s, e-mail addresses and such as
the event broke up with more than enough hugs going around to last us all at
least for a couple of days. There was lots of talk on where we were going to
do this again on how to bring together others that attended Savannah or
hadn't made either event for the next reunion. The one consensus was that it
was not going to be more than 2 years before we did this again.
Pictures will follow from those that attended so those of you that couldn't
make the event can see how much fun they missed. Many thanks to Billy
Greenman for acting as our chauffeur so that no one needlesly had to rent a
car, to Tom Coorsh for making up those great name badges with those ugly
pictures of us on them, to Letha Wheeless (Schriver) for the great maps of
Lahore, and to Becky Turner (Prosch) for the great pictures from Savannah.
Submitted by Jim Schwartz, Class of 1966
Welcome to Bruce Hazen, who signed in on
October 18th and wrote: Hi there, I attended LAS from '60-'65 (airlifted to Teheran with many others during the '65
Kashmir conflict)...I had no idea anything was going on with LAS alums, big doh! as I am in touch with friends from my
time at the International School, Bangkok (I graduated there in '71). Well, the 'Net is worth something after all!
I currently live in Seattle, work for the local blood bank; I worked at Microsoft for a while, and have been a musician
(guitarist) for 35+ years. A search in Google ["Bruce Hazen" guitar] will present you with nauseating amounts of info
about all that.
Bruce Hazen
Welcome to Susan Akram, who signed in on
October 10th and wrote: Mark, and fellow LAS-er's: What a great site, Mark, thank you for maintaining
it. this is Susan Akram, '74 graduate of LAS. I'm ashamed to say this is the
first time I'm signing on. I recently accessed the site for the first time
because Meral Murat-Khan was here visiting from Lahore and we were trying to
find out about some of our colleagues. Very sad to see the news about Wes
Fisk. Does anyone know how he died? I have seen or kept up with a few of my
classmates and other LAS folks: besides Meral, I have seen Saquib Saigol
(last summer when I was in Lahore), Kamran Zali, Asif Saigol, Sergio Panu,
Tony Yusuf, Audie Chaudhry (some years ago). I just recently re-connected
with Amra Kevic, who is now in the Netherlands, working as a translator at
the ICTY. She has a 4-year old son, Marco. I regularly see and talk to the
Lowdermilks--mostly Mel, who is in London with three children. Nadine (Bowes)
Murphy has sent me wonderful pictures of several of the LAS reunions. As for
myself and my family: I teach at Boston Univ. law school, in the fields of
immigration, comparative refugee law, and international human rights. I have
a husband of 15 years, Jeff Boshar, and a daughter Shireen. My sister Alice
(Akram), brother John Akram and sister Mariana Akram all live in Michigan.
Many of you knew my mother, Portia Akram, who taught at LAS for years. She
passed away in November of 1998 after a difficult battle with a brain tumor.
I have made about six trips to Pakistan since leaving in 1975; we were there
last summer for a family wedding in Karachi, and stayed with Meral in Lahore
(who has three kids with husband Salim). Lahore looks beautiful, but the
country is in a mess stuck between Afghanistan and US policy. That's it for
now. My best to all old friends, and get in touch! Susan Akram.
Welcome to Carol McKinney, who signed in on
October 8th and wrote: HI THERE~~!
Jim Schwartz recently sent me this WebSite, and I've been
reading amd reliving many fond memories of our 5.5 yrs. in
Lahore. Thought you'd like some updates on our family, and
especially new email addresses for Rynda and Dari.
We arrived there in early March 1960, and left in the great
evacuation of Sept. 1965, via the 7 big Air Force planes sent
over from Tehran, because of the war then raging between
Pakistan and India. (So....what else is new?!) I still have
several snapshots I took of those planes, with some of the
kids sitting on suitcases out at the airport waiting to board.
My husband, Ken McKinney, was with the Tipton & Kalmbach
engineering company, out of Denver, CO. Arriving with us were
our 4 young daus., Rynda, almost 12; Dari, 9; Debra, 5; and
Kenna (who turned 2 yrs. on March 5th, or the day we arrived.)
We had a son, Bruce, who was born in the old Lahore Christian
Hospital, on March 10, 1963.
Rynda, who married Pete Christensen of Farmington, NM, and
had 6 daus. is now living with him in Nashville, TN. Anyone
wishing to know further news may contact her at: firstname.lastname@example.com
They now have 11 grandkidlets!
Dari married Norman Davis, while working back in Wash.D.C.
for the Government, and recently moved from Springfield, VA,
to Huntingtown, MD, on the Calvert Co. peninsula. They have
a son and a dau.; the son and his wife have 3 small sons of
their own. The dau. is now attending graduate school at the
Univ. of Northern VA, with a major in Psychology. You may
contact Dari at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Debra married Allen Henrie, of Price, UT, back in 1972, and
has always lived there. They have 3 sons and a dau. You
may contact Debra via her son, Scott's email address:
Kenna married Johnathan Onoman of Provo, UT, and they
live in a Salt Lake City suburb, with their 12 yr. old dau. and 2
younger sons. Their email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Bruce married Richelle Dunn of SLC, and they have 2 daus.
and 2 sons. They live in Draper, in the SE corner of the SL
Valley. Bruce was only 2.5 when we were evacuated from
Lahore so has no memories of Pakistan! His email address:
When our family was evacuated from Pakistan, we returned
to our home in Sacramento, CA. Ken once again worked for
the Calif. State Water Resources, where he'd been before.
This time we lived south of Fresno, then Bakersfield. In 2.5
yrs. we moved to Utah, where Ken was with the Utah State
Water Rights for 8.5 yrs., first in Cedar City, then Price. By
that time both Rynda and Dari were married.
In early 1977 we moved to just north of Tampa, FL, where Ken
was a Project Engineer for Florida State Water Well programs.
Only Bruce went with us, as Debra was also married by then
and Kenna off on her own, back in Price, UT.
After living in a sauna-like atmosphere for nearly 4 years, Ken
decided it was too much, and he applied for a position with
Maryland State Water Resources. He was chosen over 50 other
applicants, and we moved up to Annapolis, on the Chesapeake
Bay. We enjoyed our lives there for 11 yrs., until he retired in
Dec. 1991, Then we once more moved back to Price, UT.
We had nearly 11 years of peaceful existence here, did some
traveling, took an Alaskan cruise, and enjoyed seeing our
granchildren grow up. Some of them have also married by
now and we have 14 great-grandkidlets to date! Wonder
where all the years have flown by......?
We kept in touch with many of those we once knew in Lahore,
including Sid and Louise Allsop (living in Orem, UT) Bob and
Jane Amoureux (in northern Idaho), Clarence and Shirley
Erickson (she died of cancer 2.5 yrs. ago; Clarence moved
back to his hometown of St. Joseph, MO) 3 of their kids live
in the SLC area and the oldest son, Ted, in Colo. Springs.
Made contact 2 yrs. ago with Garth, Marie Jones (now in
Alaska) and their 2 sons, Duke and Kevin, in SLC. Have also
resumed contact, via email, with Wells and Donna Corliss,
now in Ogden, UT. When Clarence Erickson comes out, we
have all been getting together in SLC for an Indian dinner!
Wells has given me email addresses of the Bolgers and a
few others we used to know back in Lahore.
I'm sure all of us have unforgettable memories of those past
years in Lahore, and it's Great that so many of our children
can keep in touch, too.
Wishing everyone Peace and Happiness in times to come!
Carol McKinney firstname.lastname@example.com
Price, UT
---120 miles SE of Salt Lake City, in a remote, scenic area at
5,800 ft. altitude---
Ken recently passed away on Aug. 6, 2002, of heart problems,
at age 77 yrs. All our daus. and son were able to visit before
that, and were at his funeral with their families.
Welcome to Bob Za, who signed in on
September 29th and wrote: hi i was in LAS from 1976 to 1977
i graduated in 1978 from US
please note my current email address
Welcome to Jean (Whitman) Heimer, who signed in on
September 16th and wrote: Hi, my name is Jean Heimer (formerly Jean Whitman), and I attended LAS in
1966, along with my sister, Doreen. I was thrilled to find this website, but
very sad to hear of the death of my good friend, Pepe Norton, with whom I
lost contact about 20 years ago. Can anyone tell me how he died?
Welcome to Krista (Manbeck) Abrahams, who signed in on
August 30th and wrote: Dear All:
My name is Krista Manbeck ('85; I attended '77-79),
and I have been thrilled to see this site, and
recognize many of the visitors, their memories, and
their reactions as my own. Thank you for organizing
such a wonderful gathering! In addition to the
Halloween parties, the summer school (wow, what great
classes!), the inter-league visiting high school
sports and theater productions, the weekly square
dances, and more, I also have very fond memories of
Mrs. Muslahuddin's Pak-Cult. class: embroidery to the
sound of her reading legends to us. An experience not
to be missed. I currently live and work in NYC as an
attorney; and I'm proud to have a marvelous 13 year
old son. My brothers (Kevin, '82 and Keith, '87) and
my mother (Connie Manbeck, who taught 4th grade) are
all doing well.
Krista (Manbeck) Abrahams
Welcome to Tamar Mikhail, who signed in on
August 24th and wrote: Hello, this is Tamar Mikhail, class of 1987. I attended LAS from 1983-1985,
I was excited to see this website, it's always wonderful to hear from old
friends!!! my email is email@example.com
Welcome to Carol Yao, who signed in on
August 19th and wrote: My name is Carol Yao, I attended LAS from 1973-1978 (maybe?). I am living
in Taiwan now, where I practice architecture from time to time. I have a
husband named Wesley, a 2- year old son named Julian, and another baby on
the way...
I miss Pakistan. The days at LAS and in Lahore were so rich and
interesting. I feel sad when I hear the news about what is happening over
there, and I pray for all the people in Pakistan, and anyone who might still
be there from LAS!
Welcome to Faisal Mahmud, who signed in on
July 11th and wrote: Hi Everybody, Faisal Mahmud here,Class of 87(I think). God that was a long time ago! I'm living
and working in Australia in the Telecommunication Industry. High school was pretty intense, to say the least, but it is
great see the ol' school again in all its glory. Anybody want to catch up with me the e-mail address is
firstname.lastname@example.com. Take care
Welcome to Imran Yunis, who signed in on
July 2nd and wrote: Hey!! This is Malik Imran Yunus {Mani}... Class of 94'. I attended LAS from 1980 to 1994 and have
some unforgetable memories of LAS. I went to Santa Monica College in 94 and now I'm back with my family in lahore,
Pakistan. I'm married and have a 3 months baby boy. I am in contact with most of my friends from LAS, but in case if
anyone wants to catch up with me my email is email@example.com and my
cell # is 0092-303-7350922.
Welcome to Fred Kamprad, who signed in on
June 23rd and wrote: Hello,
I am Fred Kamprad, I attended LAS with my sisters Alison and Evelyn from
1964 -1965. I have my 1965 Yaden open now and there I am in the back
row of Miss Steinke's class with Fred Flook, a friend so long ago. Also
in that class was a friend who lived across the street from me , David
Boughton, who, if memory serves, had unusual pets. I treasure my
memories of Baghdad (61-63), Lahore (64-65) and New Delhi (66-67).
I live in Gaithersburg, Maryland with my wife Lola and my children
Christina and Nicholas.
Welcome to Faiq Ahmed ('91), who signed in on
June 17th and wrote: Salam to all! Although I attended LAS for only 1 school year! It was
the best year of my life! I've been trying to get in touch with people
but this site is the closest I've gotten. If anyone has info about
Imran Mallik (Mani), please give him a swift kick in the rear! Ha Ha!
What I mean is, tell him to email me! I miss the whole gang! Hope I
touch base with all of you soon! I'm living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
since 1995 so if anyone is here, lets get a reunion going of our own!
Miss you all! Email me at: email@example.com
Welcome to Rakel (Stenlund) Sundin, who signed in on
April 21st and wrote: Hi! I´m Rakel (Stenlund) Sundin from Sweden. I went to LAS from`78 to `81 in the class of `88. My
teachers were Mrs. Brigham, Mrs. Ali and Mrs. Oberoi. You´ve meant so much to me! I´m married to Peter since Feb. `97.
We´ve got Elia (4), Hilde (3) and Aron who is three months. I revisited LAS in `93 along with my brother Erik (`90 or `91).
We also have a sister, Sofie, (`89). Anyone remember us? Please write!
Lots of nostalgic greetings from Rakel!
Welcome to Bari Thompson, who signed in on
April 7th and wrote: I am Bari Thompson, my sisters and I attended LAS in 1964-65. Prior to that we were in the Lahore
Convent of Jesus and Mary. My parents are Giles and Audrey Thompson who worked for Harza Engineering. I have two pictures
right off hand of myself and Carol Haher at the Tattoo in Lahore the event was when Jackie Kennedy visited. You probably
remember the old cantonement. I was also in the group evacuated to Teheran and attended school there until coming home to
Florida. I'm looking for Tom Creed, Bruce Hazen, Carol Haher and Mehar Singh. Thats me on the right with Carol on the left.
Welcome to Robin Libby Carnahan, who signed in on
March 28th and wrote: ...please add my e-mail address to the listing.
Hope to hear from you all soon.
Welcome to Liza Lukin, who signed in on
March 22nd and wrote: Hi! I'm Liza Lukin, and I attended LAS form 1994 to 1998 (grade 2 to 5)
and, unfortunately, lost contact with some of my great friends. My email
is firstname.lastname@example.com. Please, somebody who knows me, ANSWER!
Welcome back to Fiona (Jane Goodacre) Kyle, who returned on
March 14th and wrote: Hi! It's ages since I first signed up so I thought I'd update my info. I
was at LAS from 1975 to 1983 and would have been "class of '88. I'm still
living in Nottinghamshire, England. I've now got 3 children, my daughter is
5, my son is 4 and my youngest son is 19 months old. My email address has
changed slightly, it's now firstname.lastname@example.com. It would be great to hear from
anyone who remembers either me or any of my siblings (Timothy, Victoria and
Welcome to Saima Qadir, who signed in on
March 11th and wrote: It was really great to find this site. I graduated from LAS in 1984. I
recently moved to Washington DC and am working at the World Bank. I can be
emailed at firstname.lastname@example.com and would love to hear from people. Does
anybody have Nadeem Butt, Frederice Bernhardt, or Mr. Aydelott's contact info?
I would appreciate getting it. Thanks.
Our thoughts are with Dixie (Elder) Eckford and Wendy (Elder) Ott, who returned on
August 26th to inform us of the passing of their mother. Their update is posted in
our "In Memoriam" section below.
Welcome to Mike Leeds, who signed in on
February 14th and wrote: Hi, I'm Mike Leeds, I lived in Lahore in 1959-1960, was in 6th grade at the American
School. We lived in Gulberg 3- which was new at that time- in a brand new house. My dad was working for
the Ford Foundation U-Chicago. I've recently talked to Bill Greenman- and it has been amazing to me to think about
those times - can it be 42 years ago ?- Though I was only there for about a year-what a full year it was. movies at the
air force base- I think on Friday nights. Riding bikes all over
and investigating water towers etc. any way this is a really neat site to look through- thank you to whoever started it. Where are you..... Johnny Strong ?
Welcome to Keith Carlson, who signed in on
February 14th and wrote: I just wanted to say Hi. I was alerted to this site after an old class mate
contacted me. It great to see some names I once knew. I was only in
Lahore for a couple of years but I don't go a week without thinking of the
city and my adventures there... Keith (email@example.com)
Welcome to Sheila M. Knight, who signed in on
February 13th and wrote: I was there at LAS for a year and left in 1962 or 3. I would have graduated high school in 1964, but
was in California at the time. I left LAS in the middle of Junior Year.
Welcome to Maria Fredriksson Polheimer, who signed in on
February 11th and wrote: Hi there
By coincidence I found the LAS homepage - what a great idea to up this page! I attended the LAS, 9th grade, in '69- '70 .
My name before I got married was Maria Fredriksson, I come from Sweden but have spent the past 20 years in Switzerland.
My best friend in Lahore was Zara Husein and when I saw the photo of her dancing with John Purvis I was put back 33 years
in time - she still looks absolutely the same! Might as well have been one of the pictures from the wild parties we had in
Lahore. I would love to get in touch with you again Zara and with so many others like Sandra & Marco Panu, Mike Price
and..and.., please get in touch with me, emailto: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ps. I enclose a picture of myself - not a very
clear one but my whole photo gallery was destroyed two months ago by a virus..
Welcome to Ruth Stanton, who signed in on
February 10th and wrote: Hey, y'all. I enjoyed the Savanah reunion. . . Elementary and Jr. High with LAS was overall a
great experience. I'd love to hear from classmates. . . Right now I live in South Carolina. . . the climate is a little
like Lahore. I have a sweet husband and a 12 year old son. Work as a nurse-midwife (CNM)
Ruth Stanton
Welcome back to Aamir Ataullah Khan, who returned on
February 10th and wrote: Hello again! I am Aamir Ataullah Khan from the class of 1994. Looking back I remember fond
memories of this school and life lasting friends I made there. I have been in touch with some people from my class but
now I would like to expand that circle to others, who were at LAS from 1991-1994. Hi all! I am living and working in
New Jersey, living in Warren (about 40 minutes west of NYC) and working in Hoboken (right outside the Big Apple). Anyone
around please drop me an e-mail. Would love to catch up. I co-own a trading/importing business and still believe that
someday I will write the winning screenplay. Oscars here I come!!! E-mail me at email@example.com
And just an idea....anyone around in this area up for a mini-reunion!!!
Welcome to Sharon Rawlins Mavis, who signed in on
January 31st and wrote: Hi, I'm Sharon Rawlins Mavis and attended LAS briefly in 1967-68, sophmore year. I ended up
graduating from AIS in New Delhi. I remember LAS as a really happy and close-knit group of kids. I now live in Ohio with
my husband and we farm, among other things! We live near Columbus - anyone nearby?
Welcome to Fahad Tanveer, who signed in on
January 30th and wrote: hi,
my name is fahad tanveer and i graduated from LAS in 2001. I am attending
college at LUMS. It's nice to see that someone has taken the innitiative
for bringing LAS alumni together. Keep up the good work.
it's amazing to see how many people are associated with LAS and how how they
are spread all over the world.
peace to all~
fahad tanveer
Welcome to Jan & Robin van Gessel, who signed in on
January 30th and wrote: I taught grade five from 1992-1994, and then did some substituting and french in the middle
school in 1995-1996. I would absolutely love to hear from any fellow teachers or any of my students--LAS does elicit
fond memories, still.
We are living in the Netherlands until the summer of 2002, then moving to Canada for 5 years or so. then... who knows?
our permanent email address is email@example.com
Welcome to Min-ah Kim, who signed in on
January 16th and wrote: Hi. I'm Min-ah Kim. I went to KAS for 2 years(1992-1994) then to LAS for 3
years(1994-1997). I noticed some ppl I knew and have contacted some of them.
Too bad I didn't find this site sooner. Anybody that knows me can contact me
at firstname.lastname@example.com. Bye!!
class of 2003.
Welcome to Monika Goforth, who signed in on
December 29th and wrote: Hey I'm Monika Goforth I went to las for 4 years (96-2000). I am now living in Guayaquil,
Ecuador until i graduate. All my love to the class of 2003, thanks for all the great times we had together.Email me
anytime at: email@example.com. Good luck for the future to all my friends down
Welcome to Virginia Hartley Dixon '68, who signed in on
December 23rd and wrote: Dear LAS Friends and Colleagues,
Thanks to Andy Kantner, I have discovered this site. I am living in
suburban Chicago with my
family, am a double bassist staying too busy playing and teaching,
love to hike, camp, and travel, and
am reading my first Japanese chapter book. My sister, Elizabeth
(Liz) Hartley Wiley is a children's
librarian, living in Willits, CA, and my brother Jonathan Hartley is
a county planner in Smithfield,
VA. My father David Hartley who just passed away in April, was an
Adviser of Students Affairs at
the University of the Punjab from 1960-62 on a Ford Foundation
project out of the University of
Chicago. My mother, Margaret Hartley was President of LAS during
1961-62, and was part of it
becoming an international school with Pakistani teachers and
students. She is unfortunately confined
to nursing care at Broadmeade in Cockeysville, MD. She would have
loved this site.
Kudos to those responsible for this site. I will follow it with
great enthusiasm!!!
Best wishes to all,
Virginia Hartley Dixon
Welcome to Fritz Rauschenbach '83 (attended '72-'79), who signed in on
December 22nd and wrote: Hi, I´m Fritz Rauschenbach and I was at LAS ´72 - ´´79. I´m the brother of Wolfframm (Woolfy)
Rauschenbach. He was the one, as he already mentioned, who found this site. It certainly was thrilling and overwhelming to
suddenly see all those familiar names and pictures on the screen. (Good old Surti!!) And I know this is only the beginning.
Certainly do hope that I can take part on one of the future reunions, where ever and when ever!
At this place I want to thank Mark for making all this possible. A whole bunch of great work!!!!!!
I think I could keep on writing for ages and believe it or not, I don´t know where to begin !! Anyway, I hope to get the
one or the message from a former classmate, schoolmate, friends or teachers. And once again, it´s such a fantastic feeling
to be thrown back 30 (thirty!) years in time and bring up all those good memories.
By the way, does anybody know anything of Paul R. Voss, the former principal at about that time? If so, please let me know,
no matter who it is.
And remeber folks - we´re the buffalos, couldn´t be prouder, if you can´t hear us, we´ll be louder.......!!!!!
Welcome to Wollframm Rauschenbach '85 (attended '72-'79), who signed in on
December 19th and wrote: Hi, I'm Wollframm Rauschenbach and am absolutly overwhelmed about this
site. I came home a couple of days ago from Munich, Germany were I
visited my Fritz and his wonderful wife and my family. I talked with
Fritz (as so often...) about our time in Lahore and ofcourse also our
time with LAS. When I came home today, all of a sudden I decided to look
up LAS in the internet and was so happy to find this fantastic hompage!
Within secondes everything was there -everything. Names, places, various
occasions and exiting events (Summer School, Halloween Party, Teachers
we played pranks on.......). I will take a look at the dates for the
next reunion event and am happy and exitied to receive mails. I am
especially ancious to here of the whereabouts of Khalid Wasti or his
wonderful mother (probaly the best and most patient librarian on earth).
Or Abid Saigol whom I still must thank for his help back in 1978...Or
Danny Chaudry with whom I share alot of memories. I now work as regional
manger in Germay and Austria for a US telecoms company based in
Frankfurt, Germany.
Welcome to Christine (Leeds) Salaja, who signed in on
November 25th and wrote: Hi,
I am Christine LEEDS now Salaja. I attended Lahore American School in 1958-59. I was, for most of the year, the
only girl with 7 boys. Mrs. Brush was my teacher. I thought she was the greatest. My brother, Mike was in the 6th
grade. I remember him getting into trouble with those Greenman boys ..something about throwing water balloons from the
roof??? Also coaxing his little sister, me, up the spiral steps of a not yet finished water tower in the dark with no
railings..Would enjoy hearing from anyone familiar with those times.
Welcome to Kersten Bepler, who signed in on
November 19th and wrote: I was at LAS from Nursery to 1987... I recently went back for my oldest and
dearest friends -Tehmina's - wedding in Febuary 2001, it was amazing seeing
so many of my old friends and the city I grew up in again! So many memories
flooded back...Lahore hasn't changed much, although it has a Mc'Donalds now!
Does anyone have any info on the Biros? Sandra, Monica and their brother
Warren? They must have left in 1988...? Also looking for canadian Keith
Carlson who threw me a surprise leaving party that i will never forget..For
anyone else who remembers me please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Mary Stewart Prewitt, who signed in on
November 12th and wrote: Please add me to the list. I am Mary Stewart Prewitt and attended LAS in 5th
and 6th grades, 1970-71, class of 77.
Welcome to Jim Livingston, who signed in on
November 9th and wrote: My name is Jim Livingston. I did not attend LAS but did live in Kabul 4 years (1969-73, AISK
class of 1971). We played LAS in Football and Basketball several times, in Lahore, Kabul and Karachi. I also visited and
traveled thru Lahore probably a dozen or more times. I always enjoyed myself there and have fond memories of those times.
I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to get in touch with Michael Dominguez class of ' 71 I think. He and his family
moved to Kabul in ' 72 and we traveled fairly extensively around the subcontinent in ' 72 and ' 73. I see from your site
that he was at the ' 92 S.D. reunion, he was from California. Any help would be appreciated.
responses to email@example.com
Welcome to Ronald Vossler, who signed in on
November 5th and wrote: Browsing the Lahore American School web-page, and seeing all the names
brought back many memories and faces. I was a teacher at LAS in 1978?-80,
and was also girls' basketball coach. I teach at the University of North
Dakota in
Grand Forks, North Dakota, and am also a professional writer. My most
recent book published two months ago was illustrated by my son Joshua, who
is now studying to attain his Ph.D. in English Literature from the
University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. Joshua was a two year old when we
lived in Lahore. I wonder
if anyone could help me find out about Daniela Panu, or Gul-Rukh Saeed, who
attended LAS in the late 70's and early 80's? Always have wondered how their
lives went. Many bright, gifted students came out of that school, and I
learned much from the students at LAS. I wonder if anyone would know how I
might contact Bahed Masih, who was our cook then, and continued in that
for other Americans.
My best to all, and would like to hear from you.
Ronald Vossler
Welcome to Reece Shaw, who signed in on
November 2nd and wrote: "I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in." Not many
people that I recognize from the class lists - still I'm Reece Shaw class of
73, we were there from 1965 to 1968. My brother Richard was from the class
of 71 and my Sister Richele from the class of 67. We all have fond memories
of Lahore and our experience in Pakistan has lived on in family folklore to
this day.
Welcome to Rehman Javaid, who signed in on
October 17th and wrote: Hey this is Rehman Javaid..Class of 97..I attended LAS for the 4th and 5th grades...I left LAS
in 1990 to go back to the U.S. with my family.. I think this is a great website, and I hope that everyone who remembers
me sends me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Oh by the way, I live in North
Carolina, and I am graduating soon from North Carolina State University...Peace out my peoples!!!.
Rehman Javaid
Welcome back to Soraya (Akmal) Peters, who returned on
October 2nd and wrote: Just wanted to let you know that I have a new e-mail
firstname.lastname@example.com [SINCE CHANGED TO firstname.lastname@example.com -Ed.]-- Had a wonderful time at the Savannah
Reunion!! It was fun to be able to catch up with grade school and high
school friends. I think the LAS website is terrific--I check it on a regular
basis!! For anyone who knew me or my family (mom-Terrie, brother-Tariq and
sister-Babra)drop me a line! Sincerely, Soraya (Akmal) Peters-- Class of '77
Welcome to Bert McIntosh, who signed in on
September 21st and wrote: My name is Bert McIntosh, HS Science Teacher @ LAS l972-74.
The San Diego Reunion of 1992 was the last time I have seen many LASers. I have kept in
contact(more or less) with Greg Flanders, so have received much of the LAS news. Since the
death of my wife of 52 years, Margaret, on 28Aug, I have been blessed with many notes of sympathy
from ex-students, parents, friends, and faculty. Thanks to all of you.
Hopefully, I'll make it to the next reunion. There is something magic about having been to
LAS and I think we never lose it.
This is my first visit to the website and I am very favorably impressed...
Welcome to Bridget Stevenson, who signed in on
September 19th and wrote: Hi from Bridget Stevenson! I attended LAS in '86 and '87
(would have graduated in '89). I completed a MSc in Rural Planning from the University of
Guelph, and am now married and at home with our little guy Will. Home is a farm in
beautiful Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. LASers are always welcome. There are a
lot of people I would love to reconnect with, from lots of years. I've seen a few posted
here, and would love to hear from others. Zully, Umme, Irfan, Zahid, Nasir, Mariam Bashir,
Annabelle Mandeng, Saira Ali, Sara Saigol, Ambreen... the list goes on. You can email me
at firstname.lastname@example.com or call
(613) 399-1985. Hope to hear from you. Thanks, Bridget.
Welcome back to Gary Leitch, who returned on
September 17th to let us know his new e-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Jim Williams, who signed in on
September 13th and wrote: Hi,
This is Jim Williams.... I think class of 1972 or about [Editor's note: 1971, I believe]. I will
write more when I check the year book.
Welcome to Amra Nuhbegovic, who signed in (with the
assistance of Miriam Butt) on August 24th and wrote: Hi,
Amra Nuhbegovic (firstname.lastname@example.com), Class of '84,
asked me to sign her in. Amra studied architecture in Sarajevo after leaving LAS and
got caught up in the siege of Sarajevo during the 90s. While in
Sarajevo, she began working for the UN and eventually moved to
Tajikistan to work there. She is now back in Sarajevo, working for
the UN High Commission on Refugees.
Welcome to Nadeem Butt, who signed in on
August 21st and wrote: Hi there,
My name is Nadeem Butt I attended LAS between 81-83 and would love to hear from old friends.
I'm now in Belfast, UK working as an Advertising Director on a financial journal.
I am also particularly looking to contact Amra Nuhbegovic, Nadya Shah, Daniel Choudhry,
Saima Qadir and anyone else from my class.
Our thoughts are with Michael Borges, who returned on
August 6th to inform us of the passing of his mother. His update is posted in
our "In Memoriam" section below.
Welcome back to Richard Coorsh ('70), who returned on
August 2nd to let us know his new e-mail address: email@example.com
Welcome back to Natasha Alleyne-Martin, who returned on
July 31st and wrote: Hello,
I have posted pictures of the LAS 'gang' at Yahoo. People can access it by going to
Yahoo/photos (http://photos.yahoo.com) - use user
name [las8485] & password [buffaloes]. The pictures are in the
friends folder. I will be posting new photos every once in a while.
I would ask that if anyone wants their picture removed, to please contact me directly.
If people would like to post additional photos, that is great.
Natasha Alleyne-Martin
Welcome back to Ed (Mahoney) Leiato, who returned on
July 26th and wrote: Hi Folks!
Just checking in again. Sorry to have missed the Savannah reunion but my new job (410th BSB
Transportation Officer) had me moving the 1st Armored Division out of Bad Kreuznach &
closing the community instead.
I will be finishing up there this August (21st) 01 and don't quite know where my next
assignment will be.
I have included our family's web site: www.leiato.com and of course Europe's
Most Famous Karaoke Bar ... www.edsbar.com.
Hopefully our paths will cross one of these days or at the next reunion.
Ed (Mahoney) Leiato
Welcome to Affan Butt, who signed in on
July 25th and wrote: Hi to everyone - great to see that we have a site like this. Anyway, my name
is Affan Butt and I graduated from LAS in 1991, having been there since 7th
grade. Some of my best memories to date are still from LAS. I came to the US
in 1991 for undergrad and have been here since, having lived in
Philadelphia, New York and currently in SF, where I work in investment
banking. You can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Best of luck to all.
Affan Butt
Welcome back to Nadir Mumtaz, who returned on
July 6th to update his earlier comments posted a couple of years ago: I am no longer
a sophomore at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. I have recently
graduated from college, but am still in Portland, Oregon. Also, the
e-mail address ... should be changed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you,
Welcome to Natasha Martin, who signed in on
July 4th and wrote: Hi,
Could you please add my name to the list.
I attended LAS in '84 & '85 for grades 9 and 10.
I am now in Toronto, Canada, and am interested in hearing from anyone who was in my class. (I would have graduated with the class of '88 with Mansoor, Anjum, Derekshan, Ali, Sara, Saira, Imran...)
I have great memories of my time at LAS.
Natasha Martin
Welcome back to Joe Perry, who returned on
June 22nd to let us know that he has scanned and posted the '64-'65 yearbook online at
Welcome to Bart and Judy Cromer, who signed in on
June 2nd and wrote: Hi Everyone,
We are Bart and Judy Cromer. Bart was Elementary Principal and then
Superintendent for years 1990-93 and Judy was an upper elementary
teacher. From Lahore we spent two years in Cairo, Egypt and after a
year of building our home in Bradenton, Florida, we went to Torreon,
Mexico for two years. Now we are both retired for the fourth time,
except Bart is doing some consulting for School Match. In switching
ISP's and computers, we have lost e-mail address of friends from LAS.
If you haven't heard from us please re-establish contact by writing to:
Welcome to Terry Moor, who signed in on
May 31st and wrote: My name is Terry Moor I am a 1978 graduate of LAS, attended 77-78.
Really enjoyed the website, thanks to Maniza.
email Terry at firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Khurram Chaudhry, who signed in on
May 25th and wrote: Hello,
I am Khurram Chaudhry, from class of 1991, but Ieft after completing the
tenth grade.
Would appreciate if you could put my email address on the class year list.
thanks alot
Khurram Chaudhry
Welcome to Lynne Griffiths-Fulton, who signed in on
May 17th and wrote: Hi! I was at LAS from 1975-78 (would have been class
of '85) My name then was Lynne Griffiths - it's
Griffiths-Fulton now due to marrying my husband, Karl.
I just found the LAS Alumni site and it's fantastic!
So many memories come flooding back and I would love
to hear from anyone who knew me or my brothers - Mark
and Gavin (I'll pass your messages on to them). I can
be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. I've already
recognised some names and am really pleased I'll be
able to get back in touch after many years! I was
also in Pakistan from '83-'85 but went to Murree. I
haven't been back since although I would love to visit
and show my husband all these places he has only seen
in picture form!
I just returned to Canada after living/working in the
UK for 7 years and Iran for 11/2. I'm now working for
a Canadian peace and disarmament organisation, Project
Ploughshares, based at the University of Waterloo,
I'll be a regular at this site from now on!
Cheers, Lynne
Welcome to Sajjad Mahmood, who signed in on
May 11th and wrote: Hi,
I discovered this site several years ago and have used it as a way to
pass the time and reconnect with old friends. I finally decided to
register as a real user since I found myself gradually losing touch with
old friends from LAS, which I never thought would happen. Since
graduating from LAS in 1993, I have attended the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and subsequently worked at two investment banks
in the U.S. I am currently a Vice President for Mergers and
Acquisitions at Ernst & Young Corporate Finance Inc. in Toronto and am
about to be transferred to E&Y London, U.K. within the next few months.
The best email address to reach me at is firstname.lastname@example.com and
I look forward to hearing from old friends and fellow LAS alumni.
Welcome to Karyl (Sumner) Bainbridge, who signed in on
May 10th and wrote: Hello from Karyl in Kansas. I work in the computer industry. My husband has a
Ph.D in Business Administration and is co-owner of an engineering company. I have visited the wonderful home in Salt Lake City designed by Drew (Duke) Jones
and have had contact with Lon Borjas who is also in Kansas. Turns out that my
daughter, Sarah, had known Lon's son, Chris, for several years before we made the connection.
Welcome to Terry Clark, who signed in on
May 9th and wrote: Greetings from Terry Clark. I attended LAS in 1969 and 70, so many years ago
along with my sisters Tami(class of 74), Tracie(class of 78) and brother Tom
(class of 75). I was in the class of 76 but was only in Lahore for about a
year then we moved down to Karachi for another year before coming back here
to southern Arizona where I've been since. I was amazed to find this sight,
actually my daughter found it while researching a report on Pakistan for
school. I've been married for 17 years to Barbara and have two daughters,
Alina 11, and Jensin 8. If you would like to contact me or get info on one
of the other family members including Tom and Evelyn who I might add are
both doing fine, you can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. We live in Casa
Grande, AZ. which is about halfway between Tucson and Phoenix.
Welcome to Anisa Goforth, who signed in on
May 7th and wrote: Hi! I'm Anisa Goforth, class of 2000! I can finally say I'm an alumni!
I miss LAS, SAISA tournaments, friends, and teachers! Just wanted alumnis to know my email!
Welcome back to Joe Perry, who returned on
May 5th and wrote: Mark, I scanned two issues of the LAS paper that I have had since '67. I
put them up on some web pages here:
All the pages are inline, one after the other. It would be good if you
posted it on your LAS reunion page. I want everyone who is interested to
see them.
I still check the pages often; watching for old friends to sign in.
Joe Perry, class of '67, attended '65, '66.
Welcome to Omar Ghafur, who signed in on
April 28th and wrote: My name is Omar I. Ghafur and I was a member of the LAS class of 1995. I
attended LAS from 1994-1995, my email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Please add my
e-mail to the alumni list. Thank You.
Omar Ghafur
Welcome back to Angelika Heuer ('69), who
returned on April 22nd and provided the following link to some photographs, both new and
old: http://de.photos.yahoo.com/aheitm.
Welcome to Angelika Heuer, who signed in on
April 4th and wrote: Hi you all,
I'm so glad I found this page. You knew me as Angie (Angelika) Heuer from Germany. I
attended LAS from 1967-1969. And when I left school I thought I'd never see anyone of you
again. It seemed like looking for a small needle in a huge haystack - as we say - the
chances to find it aren't so good. But internet made it possible. Now Germany is "almost
nextdoors". And getting in contact is only a mouseclick away. There are so many familiar
names on the list of email addresses. And the photos are great. I forgot all the work I
had to do and I spent a night looking at hundreds of photos and my yearbooks to "update"
my memories. I hope some of you will be interested to contact me and tell me about your
last 30 years. Meeting would even be better. If you happen to come to Germany one of these
days, just hop in and drink a cup of coffee with me... Otherwise we'll have to wait for the
next reunion. Hope to hear from you soon, Angie.
Welcome to Maniza Naqvi, who signed in on
February 23rd and wrote: Hi! I'm class of 1978! Now working at the World Bank in Washington DC.
- Maniza Naqvi.url
Welcome to Shazia Bepler, who signed in on
February 8th and wrote: Hello old classmates and friends - greetings from Berlin. My name is Shazia
Bepler. I attended LAS from 1981 - 1987.
I would love to get in touch with old classmates of class '88, as well as
friends and acquintances. After studying Hotelmanagement, I worked in various
hotels and cruised for a few years on a ship. At the moment I am living in
I would love to hear from Umme Imam, Miriam Bashir, Zully and many more.
Please do contact me, my e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com, mobile phone
0049-160-168 02 75.
Welcome back to Alan Bailey ('70), who returned on
January 7th and wrote: I have had a terrible thing happen to my computer....meltdown. I had to do a
complete reinstall on my puter and so all the e mail address I had for the
class of 1970 went to cyber death. Please check the listing that Mark has at
this site to be sure that it is your current e mail address. If it isn't,
please let Mark or myself know. Had a great card from Carl Burford over the
holidays. His e mail address is email@example.com. I'm not sure which
class Carl was in, but perhaps some of you that attended class with him at
LAS can help us there. We had a ball at the reunion in Savannah, those of
you who missed, really did miss. Don't make that same mistake more than
twice...LOL. Things here in Missouri are busy with the election of a dead
person to the U.S. Senate and a new governor. Our former Senator, Mr.
Ashcroft, is also making the news....must be a popular state. If any of you
are coming through our part of the world, please drop us a line and be
assured that there is plenty of room at the Bailey household for any LASers.
Hope your new year is filled with excitment and suprises.
Alan Bailey
Class of 1970
P.S. I am on the trail of Rich Anderson and Jeff (Proud) Dilliner. If
anyone has any leads, please let me know.
Welcome to Wendy Olesen ('95), who checked in on
December 17th and wrote: Hello friends from long ago!!!! I recently visited my old school sites and
... wanted to touch base with you all.
This is part of my efforts to get back in touch with people I don't want to
just remain as yearbook pictures - it would be wonderful to hear about how
you are doing...
I am currently in Hungary, visiting my parents for a couple of weeks.
During the year, though, I am an Army officer with 20 trucks, 35 soldiers,
and 40 semi-trailers to manage and lead!!! It is a total blast, especially
working out of Ft. Benning, GA, which is the US Army's Home of the Infantry. ...
On my limited off time, I am working on a master's in leadership -
completely on-line ...
I pray that all of you are happy and doing well. Please feel free to email
me - email@example.com. I would love to hear how you are doing!!!!
Welcome to Sam Landers, who checked in on
December 3rd and wrote: I attended LAS in 69/70 for 4th grade, then attended ISI for 5th, 6th and
7th in Islamabad. The familiar names and stories brought back a lot of
memories. I would love to hear from anyone who attended school in Islamabad
during that time as well. Our family moved back to the US in 74 where I
finished high school and college in Michigan. Im married now with two great
kids and live in Chicago. My older sister Lisa (class of 72) lives in
Chicago now and is doing well. I had a quick layover in Islamabad in 97; it
was quite a shock to see that not much had changed, but boy, it felt great
to be back. All the best. Sam Landers ~ email@example.com
Welcome to Uzma Hayat, who checked in on
December 2nd and wrote: Hi everyone! my name is uzma hayat and i was in the class of '89.
someone told me about this site...what a great idea! after LAS, i went on to do my medicine
and now live in London with my husband, Khurram and twins Dina and Mohsin. give me a shout
on email@example.com if you know me!!!
Welcome to Trevor Hughes, who checked in on
November 10th and wrote: Greetings,
Trevor Hughes Class of 1994. Attended LAS 84,85,88-89, and Graduated from MCS
(in Murree). If you remember me drop me a line.
E-mail email@example.com
Welcome to Paul Maasland, who checked in on
November 6th and wrote: I attended LAS during 1961-1966 for Grades 2-6. Please include my email on
your list (email@example.com) I'm
running a company out of Toronto, Canada now.
Welcome to Hassan Hamid, who checked in on
October 29th and wrote: Hello fellow alums. I attended LAS from '86 to '90 and what a
great time that was. For all those who remember me but haven't heard from me, yes I am
still alive. I've been living in Canada for the most part since graduating from LAS,
except for a few years that I spent in the States. It's really interesting to read the
comments from all the visitors to this site and how fondly everyone looks back at the time
that they spent at LAS. This site is a really good idea, but what's the deal with the
"VIP" section? [Editor's note: All who sign in are VIP's!] Anyway, those wishing to contact me can do so at email@example.com.
Hassan Hamid (Class of '90)
Welcome to Fawad Zafar, who checked in on
October 29th and wrote: My name is Fawad Zafar. I was in LAS from 1977 to 1978.
I am currently in US in des moines Iowa and am working as a Urologist.
Best wishes,
Fawad Zafar
Welcome to Arif Ansari, who checked in on
October 19th and wrote: I was hunting and pecking on the web for friends long gone and wa-lah, I
hit your site with so many familiar names. My name is Arif Ansari (class
of '83). I'd like to somehow get on to the "distinguished recent visitor"
list. My public E-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thanks for the site
Welcome back to Judy Flook, who returned on
October 15th and wrote: Greetings, once again. Just wanted to mention how much I enjoyed seeing so
many of you at Savannah. Am looking forward to the next reunion! Also have
a new E-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com. Cheers!
Welcome to Lisa (Bull) Board, who checked in on
October 3rd and wrote: My name is Lisa (Bull) Board (Class of '85). My sister Gretchen and I
attended LAS from 1975-1979. My mother taught 5th grade there in '79. I
have wonderful memories of my years there and the friends I made. This
reunion page really made the memories come flooding back! I would love to
hear from anyone who remembers us! (email address email@example.com)
Welcome to Mike Stains, who checked in on
September 25th and wrote: Hello everyone, this is Mike Stains. I attended LAS from 77-78 in 2nd & 3rd
grade. My sister, Licia, was in 5th & 6th grade. We spent a lot of time
with the Priest's (Lesley, Beverley, and Johnny) and the Bulls (Gretchen &
Lisa.) I had to look up the dates in the yearbooks I still have - nice cape
Lisa! I am currently living in Virginia working as a First Officer for
Atlantic Coast Airlines based out of Washington-Dulles airport. My sister is
a computer genius at Edison International in Orange County, CA. She is due
with her first child at the end of October. Mom & Dad will finally be
grandparents. (The monkey is off our backs!) Hope to hear from some of you.
Even though I have a terrible memory, I do remember having a lot of fun at
LAS. I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Beverley Priest, who checked in on
September 17th and wrote: My Name is Beverley Priest. I attended LAS in 1977-1978. I have two
siblings, John & Lesley. If I had stayed I would have been in the class of
1984. I was thrilled to learn of this sight. I think often and fondly of my
time at LAS. I currently live in Highland Park, Illinois, which is a suburb
of Chicago. I am working on my doctoral degree in clinical psychology. I
would love to hear from anyone who I went to school with. I especially would
like to hear from Ayesha Ahmad/Nazir. She was one of my dearest friends. I
would also like to hear from Gwen David, who was my teacher and one of my
mother's childhood friends.
Welcome to Beatrice (Borges) Gannon, who checked in on
July 23rd and wrote: I'm Beatrice Borges (Gannon is my married name), class of '83, although I
only went to LAS up to 2nd grade. I lived in Lahore from '68-'73 with my
parents and BIG brothers Steve and Mike. Having been quite young at the
time I don't remember alot of names... some of them are Brenda Baker, Danny
(probably Dan by now), and Daniela, Solveig Henriksen (our parents still
keep in touch). And I remember several of my brothers' friends, because
all those high-school kids were oh so cool, and also because I might have
spent some time spying on them having their wild parties. One (female
friend) had the misfortune of having to babysit for me once. Whoever you
were SORRY that I locked myself in the bathroom and made such a scene!
I have tons of memories of going over to Brenda Baker's house one block
away from our house. I see from a list of attendants of the Savannah
reunion that there was a Brenda Baker there - if you're the same one,
please email me!
I'd also like to hear from anyone else that attended LAS in the same time
frame that I might have known...
Welcome to Ali Adnan, who checked in on
July 23rd and wrote: Well my name is Ali Adnan (Class of 1992). I would like to
say something to the guys I mentioned in my will from the
Yearbook/Yaden 1992 and I mean all of you guys "do consider
my will from the yearbook of 1992 cancelled." Well anyways I gained
alot of knowledge from LAS including some worthless knowledge and have some
fine memories of LAS it was a nice ride which I took from 1979-1992. My
email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Peace be on you.
Welcome to Melissa Heggen, who checked in on
July 13th and wrote: Apparently the first time I checked in the email address I left was not
valid. My email address through August 15th 2000 is email@example.com,
and my permanent address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Sorry for the
inconvenience! [Editor's note: No problem!]
-Melissa Heggen - LAS attendee in 1983-1984
Welcome to Scott Dunlap, who checked in on
July 9th, left a couple of pictures of his family (shot #1;
shot #2), and wrote: Hi,
I'm Scott Dunlap, was in Lahore from 1962-1965, grades 8-10. I know
some of my sibs have been in contact with some of you. I live in
Portland, Oregon (as does my brother Doug). I will unfortunately not
make it to Savannah, and did not know about the "mini-reunion" in
Seattle, but would love to go to a reunion in the Northwest some time.
I still talk with Bryce Malsbary now and then (who will be at the
reunion in Savannah). I recognize a lot of the names on this web site
and found it fun to find out about people whose names I haven't even
heard in 35 years.
Welcome to Jenaya Dawe, who returned on
July 6th and wrote: Hello!
Welcome to Bruce Abramson, who checked in on
July 2nd and wrote: Savannah, here I come! Since graduating in the class of 65', it's been 35
years since I've read and chatted with old classmates. My thanks to the
stellar sleuthing of Allen Clark and Jim Schwartz for calling and locating
me. I understand there will be 8/11 classmates from 65' and I'm thrilled to
be able to see them all again. Good memories from class of 66' and 67' also.
Has anyone heard from Dave Douglas, Rick Krashevski, Diane Galbreath, Mary
Snyder? Good memories of softball and basketball games,and growing a beard
and nearly getting expelled by Dr. Blake. After LAS I moved on to the
American University of Beirut and then Bezerkley, graduating in a near riot
in 1969. Spent teaching time in Kenya and Iran and came back to the USA with
a Persian bride in 1979. Since then, business school, banking, now am a
mortgage broker, with two teenagers, living in Healdsburg - wine country
north of San Francisco. Any wine requests from classmates? Anybody up for
finding some "chicken tikka" in Savannah to relive old days from old Lahore?
Welcome to Barbara Seifert, who checked in on
June 28th and wrote: I am so pleased to have found this website which I got from Dru
Dempsey. She found me hanging out in New York City just this passed March.
I lived in Lahore and went to LAS from September, 1962 until April of 1964.
I went back in 1979 and in 1981 for two fabulous visits and stayed with my
friends Ducky & Rehana Rehman. Saw lots of old Pakistani friends as well as
all the sites, including both LAS school buildings. I have only kept in
touch with a couple of my Pakistani friends over the years, but I look
forward to hearing from all those old American friends. Info about me is
that I have lived in New York City since 1972. I am a secretary or in
today's terms, executive assistant. I am the person who does things. I
have worked for the same company, a family owned real estate business for 26
years. Didn't find a man I wanted to spend the rest of my life with so
didn't get married and have a family but I've had a really fabulous life
anyway. I do have a dear sweet guy I have been seeing for the last four
years and we have been doing some traveling. Until I met him, my only real
travel was those two big trips to Pakistan. I ride horseback here in the
City, a hobbie I got back into after many years of absence and I just
basically enjoy being in the Big Apple. My sister Liz lives in San Jose,
California, divorced and has two grown children and two adorable grandsons.
My brother Gene is divorced and was living in San Jose as well until he
found himself a great gal from Australia and moved himself to Perth,
Australia back in January. My telephone number is 212-879-4997 and my
office email is email@example.com. I would
love to hear from my long lost pals from '62-'64. Thank you again, for this
fabulous site. Salam Ali Khum (spelling???) Barbara Seifert
Welcome to Stephen Byrne ('83), who checked in on
June 25th and wrote: My name is Stephen Byrne. I attended LAS for a year and a- half in '74 -
'75. I was in Grades 4-5. My older brother Owen and and youngers sisters
Catherine and Fiona also attended LAS. LAS was a blast, even for an eight
year old. I remember buying my brother in a slave sale - with his own money.
Hope all those I met from my year are enjoying life. If any body remembers
me, please email me at email@example.com.
Welcome to Bill Schuneman, who checked in on
June 25th and wrote: Hi, this is Bill Schuneman ('74). I was in Lahore from 1967 till 1971 and
was at
both previous reunions in '92 and '97. I don't think we'll be able to make
it this year
but want to wish everyone a great time.
We live in the SF Bay Area in California and would love to see anyone who is
passing through. Please add our e-mail back on the list - firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Dave Samuelson, who checked in on
June 11th and wrote: My sisters Brenda (Pestal) and Pat (Sumer) have both written their
memories of LAS days '68-71... I was in class of '76
Welcome to Court Bolger, who checked in on
May 29th and wrote: Greetings All! I am, the last time I looked, still Court Bolger from the
exceptional class of "68. Living in Boca Raton, Florida with my wife and 2
of the 3 urchins. Maybe its because I hit the big five 0 this year, but have
been doing a lot of reflecting recently, and although I would change many
things about my life, I would not change the time I spent at LAS. A
fantastic 7 year experience!! The 2000 reunion is just before my birthday,
so I figure that the timing is perfect. The memories are flowing and I can't
wait to see everyone there, although there is no way in the world that I will
recognize anyone, so please, in advance, don't be offended if I say "Who?".
My e-mail is email@example.com. Heard from Pat & Dixie, Don Price and
Frankie and I can't tell you how much it meant to me, Thanks guys. Looking
forward to seeing all of you in Savannah. Court
Welcome to Moazzam Malik ('85), who checked in on
May 25th and wrote: Hi,
My name is Moazzam Malik. I was at LAS from 84-85.
Welcome to Duke and Kevin Jones, who checked in on
May 6th and wrote: Duke Jones and Kevin Jones. I {Duke} am writing this letter. I
recently talked to Herc Lorber who informed me of this LAS web site. I
graduated from BYU and then went to dental school in Oregon. For the
last twenty years I have been a dentist with my own practice. My
parents live in Alaska. I went to college there for a year also. Every
summer I return and go fishing. Usually for salmon and halibut. Last
year I pulled in a couple of fifty pound king salmon. Kevin and I are
still playing softball. I have had a team in the city league since
l992. Every year we have finished first or second. This year we had a
new score keeper. After the game she said to me"I didn't think you guys
were going to be that good but you sure can hit the ball'. I think we
won the game 18 to 4. After leaving LAS in l969 we moved to Hawaii. I
went to Kahuku High School. It was much different than LAS. There was
no chemistry class but there were lots of good football players.Kevin is
an attorney for the Department of Interior here in Salt Lake. He knows
all of the state because he gets to do the law work for all of the
federal parks in Utah. Salam.
Welcome to Robin Shawcross, who checked in on
May 2nd and wrote: Hi there. I attended LAS in 1987, I think, for Grade 7. What an adventure
even if it was a short one. How the time flies?! I'm wondering about my
buddies from way back than - Kersten Bephler and Tamina (spelling?), and all
the Canadian gang? Here's my email - email@example.com.
Love the site!!
Welcome back to Chris Brown (Caveman), who returned on
April 30th and wrote: All right, June is arriving and hoping to get my registration money and
Hotel accom. set.
Still looking for Malmberg, Mastrofini, the Carr's, will see Margi Kane
at the SF AISK reunion in Aug. What about Beth Hogan and Letha Wheeless?
or Pat Mahoney? My brother James sends his best...e'd Judy
Flook....good to see Chip Millet on the list. Tor Syrdahl says he is not
coming. Who knows. Yes, LAS basketball in 100 degree heat outdoors was
a thinning process but boar hunting was great at the game preserve.
Later WaterBuffaloes (strong beasts we were too) Remember the vulture
poop during our flag football games out front? cb
Welcome to Ed (Mahoney) Leiato III, who checked in on
April 27th and wrote: Great job on the web page. My Stepfather (Francis Mahoney) was the Director
of AID Mission to Pakistan around 63 - 65. We left there to go to
Nepal...Kathmandu, were dad played interim Ambassador and Director of AID.
My former brother-in-law Larry Pate graduated from LAS. We lived at Gulberg
III - 3C ...our neighbors, we were the only mansion around...ha ha..were the
Dunlaps,Ensner,Clintons, and then down the road...the Murphys.
Briefly, my mother was taken ill, and so I went back to the Pacific islands
(Micronesia) with her and then attended the Hawaii Prep Academy and
graduated there 1 year behind my normal class (stayed with my mother) in
1969. Had we stayed in Lahore I wouldve been in the class of '68. My sister,
Hilaria attended KAS after we went to Kathmandu. She is currently in Salem,
I was attending the Univ. of Hawaii, Guam and during a semsester break
entered the service where I was picked to attend the Military Academy Prep
School (MAPS) as a warm up prior to attending West Point...but with Vietnam
heating up..I chose to enter the fray. With the 5th SFG in Vietnam (MACV)
and later with the 10th SFG in Germany at the Long Range Recon School.
To make a long story short...currently an Officer with our Dept. of Defense
in Grafenwoehr, Germany and looking foreward to the LAS reunion in Georgia.
Oh yes, Frank Oresteen '69, found him through Classmates.com will be tickled
pink when I give him this web site. He just retired from the Army and
currently resides in Georgia. We are both musicians on the side still...he
was the drummer..I played bass & guitar...and the name of the band was
Rogues Jr. I played in several professional bands here in Germany...the last
being a Polynesian (what else) band the Tropical Storm...ok enough of the
ranting and raving...
I would like to know if anyone has heard from Mark Ensner and Ashley
Morlocks addy would be appreciated. I am still trying after all these years
to recall the German guy...Eric...who's father I believe was a contractor or
with the German govt...if anyone can remember...
I also own Europes Most Famous Karaoke Bar...EDs BAR (Ha ha ha..what else
right) and our web site, with live cameras should be up and running by mid
May: www.edsbar.com
Located here in Grafenwoehr, largest live fire traning ground in Europe,
every Reserve unit or active unit...NATO & US has been through it. If youre
in Germany stop by...or let me know...and I will set up tours through
Chechzlovakia, Hungary or wherever for you all. I dont do that for
anyone...but for former LAS alumni...it will be a pleasure.
My email: email@example.com
Ed (Mahoney) Leiato III
Welcome to Frank Oresteen, who checked in on
April 24th and wrote: Hey! Finding this site is like being a message in a bottle getting it's
first nudge of sand. What a feeling! Warmest regards to everyone. I am
Frank Oresteen, and for those of you who know me you are either already
laughing or else you're thinking, 'Oh no!'. I was in the Class of '69, but
I was in Lahore from 1962 - 1967. SO MANY of you I want to greet here but
I'm afraid I'll leave somebody out and perhaps I shouldn't hog the space.
I'm planning on Savannah. Please come if you're sitting on the fence.
There are some names missing from the site, if someone can help me obtain
the 66 and 67 yearbooks, I lost them. Sergio, I would like to contact
Sandra and Marco. Steve L. can I borrow that Who album again? There are
other names I don't see. My printer got spiritual and decided it was 'a
good day to die' but I'll be e-mailing a bunch of you soon. Please,
please, contact me if you know me. Love and miss you all. Let me go buy
another printer so I can get that e-mail list. Send me news, I'm a sponge!
Ok, quickly, I graduated high school in Illinois, lived in Massachussetts,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, travelled some, and joined the army in 1980. I am
retired from the service (Signed out Feb 29) and I live north of Columbus,
GA. Oh yeah, I did marriage and college and stuff like that too! Starting
a new career, but I guess no one ever really leaves LAS. --Frank Oresteen,
(email@example.com), (706) 561-5104, fax (706) 561-3960, 11338
Warm Springs Road, Midland, GA 31820.
Welcome to Fred Flook, who checked in on
April 16th and wrote: Hi all! My name is Fred Flook and I heard about this website some
months ago from my sister Judy, but didn't get around to checking in until now. I was in
Lahore from 1960 to 1969 and attended LAS through the eighth grade. Needless to say, I have
a number of great memories from Lahore - life was a lot tamer in the states! Saw some of
you at the San Diego reunion in 1992, but haven't been able to make any of the others. I
took an early retirement from the Navy in 1994 and have been working with ServiceMaster
Management Services ever since. I'm currently in Dallas, Texas. My e-mail address
is email@example.com.
Welcome to Jaesung Shim, who checked in on
April 11th and wrote: hi!
my name is jaesung shim, and i am a class of 1994.
i have been visiting this page since last summer but i havent actually
left any message. anyone who knows me can stop by at
http://thedreamer.com/sixthday and leave a message! i will contact you
asap! (or email me at email@example.com)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ jaesung shim
Welcome to Sajjad Gull, who checked in on
March 31st and wrote: Hi Everybody,
I am Sajjad Gull, class of 1976...REMEMBER ME. Thanks to Lulu for updating me on this
website.It was a treat to visit the site and familiar names took me back to L.A.S good old
days. I am in all media business like films, advertising agency, television programming and
marketing, media buying so any body in the related business any where do get in touch and
hope to see you guys in Savannah this year. My email
is firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Annisa (Brookshier) Carter, who checked in on
March 26th and wrote: My name is Annisa (Brookshier) Carter. I attended LAS from 1963-1970.
My father Curry Brookshier worked for USAID. He recently passed away
(Feb. 2000). I was waxing nostalgic and came across this site. Good
job. We went from Pakistan to Peru (1970-1974) and then my parents
retired to El Paso, Texas. I am now living in Orlando, Florida with my
husband Ron and our three boys. I would love to hear from anyone who
would remember me. I recognized many names and have already contacted a
classmate. I would have graduated with the class of 1978. It would be
great to know if anyone has kept up with the Milde's. Mrs Milde, Mrs.
Beeiler, and Mrs. Khan were some of my teachers during those years.
Welcome to Rita Buzancic-Zakman ('71), who checked in on
March 17th and wrote: MY NAME IS RITA BUZANCIC-ZAKMAN, PLEASE ADD MY NAME TO THE LIST.
Welcome to Cassie Gardner Burke, who checked in on
March 11th and wrote: Hi from Cassie Gardner (Burke), class of '70. I've visited this site for
over a year now and am finally checking in. I was in Lahore from 61-65
(4-7 grades). My older sister Mary Gardner (Rowlett) has already checked
in. My dad was with UN/FAO. Andrew Kantner's e-mail spurred me to write
in. Although I have stayed in contact with a few Lahorites, I would love
to reconnect with some others, particularly any who went overland with us,
caravan-style to Kashmir, India, throughout Pakistan, and Afghanistan. There's a lot
more! Click here to read the rest of Cassie's message.
Welcome to Jeff Long, who checked in on
March 11th and wrote: Hi, my name is Jeff Long. I went to AISK from '70-72. I was on the
basketball team when the LAS team came and played us. We were a little
overawed with a "big time" school coming to play us. By the end of the game
we had only four players on the court due to some fouling out. I scored a
couple of points in a humiliating loss. Anyway, I'm looking for any of the
Thivierges. Julie was a cheerleader in '72, I think. She, her sister Ann
and brother Justin moved to Manila in '74. I'm trying to connect with them.
If anyone knows their whereabouts, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I'm glad that you are carrying on the tradition of LAS. It meant a lot to me
to finally find the AISK webpage (AISK.org) so I'm sure it means alot to LAS
alumni to have your website.
Thanks, Jeff Long
Welcome to Salman M. Chaudhry, who checked in on
March 8th and wrote: I would like send my greetings to my pears, the class of 88, and all
others at LAS that made those years so wonderful. Dear friends you may contact me at
Salman M. Chaudhry
class of 88
Welcome to Andrew Kantner, who checked in on
March 5th and wrote: Accidentally found your web site in an Alta Vista search a few months ago. A
pleasant surprise. I'm another LAS old timer, passing through grades 9 and
10 during 1961-63. My sister Josie (new residing in State College,
Pennsylvania) and brother Chris (living in Grand Rapids, Michigan) also
attended LAS in the early sixties. Sister Julie, who was a preschooler in
1961-63, now calls Boston home. Our family was part of the Ford Foundation
contingent based in Lahore during the early sixties. While I've not been
back to Pakistan very often since my Lahore days, I've continued to bounce
around other places in Asia over the past three decades - working primarily
for the UN (most recently in Vietnam) and USAID. Much of my work has been in
family planning/reproductive health (similar to what my father was doing in
Lahore nearly 40 years ago). I had assumed that everyone from my Lahore
period was lost to follow-up long ago, but your web site offers new
possibilities for reestablishing contact. Good job! Andrew Kantner
Welcome to Kipi Martin, who checked in on
March 4th and wrote: Hi. This is Kipi Martin signing in. I went to LAS from 1964-68.
Steve Borges was the one who let me know about this site and the upcoming reunion. I hope
to be there. I'm living in Springfield Virginia. My e-mail is email@example.com.
Welcome to Hyunjoo Bae, who checked in on
February 24th and wrote: hmm, am i supposed to put up some msgs by sending this email...? well, i
have just recently received an email from my old friend from LAS. it's
already been 4 yrs now. i just wanted to leave my contact addy so people
can come across the web and get this kind of pleasant surprising emails from
old friends! this is so cool~ =)
Welcome to Cindy Pratt Henderson Ingram, who checked in on
February 22nd and wrote: Hello there - My name is Cindy Pratt Henderson Ingram and I attended LAS in
68 and 69. I recently visited my mother in Florida and my younger sister,
Leslie, told me about your website. I loved my time in Pakistan and met
Travis (Smokey) Henderson there. We married in 1972 and parted company
(amicably) in 1978. I now live in Los Angeles and I am CFO of Hollywood
Center Studios, an independent film and television studio that my company
bought in 1984 at a bankruptcy auction. It was formerly Zoetrope Studios
owned by Francis Coppola. The studio was originally built in the early
1900's and has continuously operated since then. Before joining the studio
in 1984 I worked for Electrosound Productions as a production manager. We
packaged sound and lighting for concert tours and Broadway shows.
I own a horse, love to cook and I am an avid birdwatcher. My husband, Tom,
and I travel every chance we get. He works for the Disney Channel as a
Director of Production Finance and travels to different movie locations
throughout the world. In fact, he is leaving for Australia and New Zealand
on February 28th for 3 weeks. My stepdaughter Danielle is fourteen and is a
freshman at Crescenta Valley High School in La Crescenta, California. She is
a good student and is very active in cheerleading and dance. We are
extremely proud of her.
I am especially interested in finding Annie Altfillisch and Shari Beeson.
Annie was a couple of years younger than I but I adored her. She had a
beautiful horse and we took lessons together at the Police Stables. Shari
and I were best friends when I was a sophomore (joined at the hip) and she
left for college right after graduation. I was sorry to miss the San Diego
reunion, especially since it was practically in my back yard and the last
time I saw Shari she lived in the SD area.
Life was good in Lahore and I was heartbroken to leave. I spent my lonely
senior year at Langley High School in McLean Virginia where I had to take
gym class with the freshman so I could graduate. (There was no phys ed
program at LAS when I attended.) I would love to hear from fellow classmates
so please email me at email@example.com.
Welcome to Hashir Zuberi, who checked in on
February 11th and wrote: It's a big "HIYA!" from me to the good ol' LAS crowd.
My name is Hashir, a.k.a. the H-Man, and I am a
heart'n'soul member of the controversial class of '95.
Currently I'm in Billings, Montana, teaching Tae Bo to
seniors with Alzheimer's. This can be painful at
times, but it sure beats LAS carnivals for thrills. I
came to the US on a visa lottery after a brief stint
of selling puppoo burgers at 2Guys, the ultimate
hangout spot at the Fortress Stadium. All the best to
your forum, I hope it can bring the diverse LAS
community together.
the H-Man
Welcome to Stefan Borges, who checked in on
February 11th and wrote: I finally logged on. The LAS page is great to see. Thank you.
The San Diego reunion was a very nice time, and it looks like
even more people are planning for Savannah. I will try to work
it in my plans this summer with my wife, Nancy.
I still sell Canon office equipment, and keep busy with our three kids
(6th, 8th and 10th grade) and going to their basketball games.
Take care,
Stefan Borges firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Michael Borges, who checked in on
February 10th and wrote: Hello,
This is Michael Borges signing in from Lake Elsinore, California.
LAS class of 1970.
Welcome to Lisa (Bailey) DeYoung, who checked in on
February 8th and wrote: Hi! This is Lisa (Bailey) DeYoung ('86) checking in. I've just spent some very
pleasurable time sifting through the messages and memories and wow what memories
flood back even though I was at LAS only 1 1/2 short years ('82 and '83). I
recognized a few names among the many listed, and wonder where many others are.
I'd love to hear from anyone that remembers me from those days. If any of you
are ever in the Dallas area, give me a shout.
Lisa Bailey DeYoung in Dallas, Texas
Welcome to Mansoor Nawaz, who checked in on
February 6th and wrote: My name is Mansoor Nawaz and am looking for the Class of 1988. Anyone
out there? My e-mail add is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Dorothy "Dee" Flook, who checked in on
January 30th and wrote: Dear LAS alumni,
Since LAS was home to me for eight years, even as it was for you, I feel
called upon to say something on the web. Billy Greenman was here for dinner
this fall and got me excited about it. He printed up the entire web for me
on my computer. How nice to get in touch with so many neat people again!
I feel lucky to have Judy and her husband, Ted Cota living in nearby
Broomfield. She kept her maiden name, and has been delighted to hear from so
many of you. Also Bob and his wife Mary Jane with Adam 13 and Ryan 11 live
in nearby Lakewood. Adam is a soccer champion and straight 'A' student;
Ryan is into baseball, basketball, and trumpet-playing. He, too, is a
straight A student, but both boys are finding it harder all the time to keep
up the straight ' A's'.
I have fond memories of our days in Lahore with many of you as students and
friends. In fact, I'm so happy with high school students that I'm still
doing substitute teaching in the Aurora and Denver public schools. There are
many who are good company. We won't talk about the others. I teach English
mostly in Aurora.
My husband, Lyman, died in August of 1993. I don't know what I would have
done without my four children since then. They have helped fill the void,
but not all of it. I'll miss him 'till the day I die.
My new computer's e-mail address is: email@example.com. My phone number is
303-377-8246, and address is: Dorothy "Dee" Flook,
1694 Oneida St.,
Denver, CO 80220-1760
Welcome to Elizabeth Bauman Martin, who checked in on
January 25th and wrote: Hi my name is Elizabeth Bauman Martin and I went to Lahore my junior year of
high school back in 1983-84. I loved it there and have lots of great
memories of fun and friends. Late nights w/ a few friends pulling my legs.
I have two beautiful daughters, Paiyten Lynn Martin age 3 and Madison Brett
Martin age 2. I am divorced and still single, kind of like it that way.
Graduated from University of Central Oklahoma in 1991 with a BA in
Journalism/Public Relations. Now I run a clinic for 3 internal medicine
doctors and love it. I have gone back to school and going for my teaching
certification. Always been a dream to teach high school history. Would
love to hear from some of you out there that I knew. John, Shawn, Muncho
and the rest of you know who you are. My email address is
email@example.com. Or if you want to, you can reach my mobile @
(405)314-8327. You may have to leave a message but I'll call you back. Tell
Chote(sp) Hi and down a team for me. Take Care, elizabeth
Welcome to Allison (Kamprad) Thompson, who checked in on
January 6th and wrote: Hi! My name is Allison (Kamprad) Thompson, and I went to LAS from 61-65, and
graduated from AIS Delhi in 68. I would love to return and visit Lahore
some day. It's been great seeing so many names I remember, and I am going
to start contacting some. I would love to hear from anyone who was there
around the same time. My address at work is email@example.com.
Welcome to Peggy Loughney Twichel, who checked in on
January 4th and wrote: Hi! i'm peggy loughney twichel. we lived in Lahore from 1967 - 1969, when
i graduated. your web page is wonderful--bringing back many memories.
thank you for all your work. i got to attend the reunion in san diego and
it was great. i would love to hear from school-mates and maybe see them
at another reunion soon.
Welcome to Terry Brown, who checked in on
December 20th and wrote: I am an LAS alumni, 5th, 6th and portion of the 7th Grade (66-68).
Names and memories are flooding back to me as I wait to board a flight from
Riyadh to Baltimore. The times spent in Pakistan shaped my life, although I
am glad that I moved to Mobile for my High School years.
Hello to you guys......Email me if you want to converse.
Happy Millennium
Terry Brown
Welcome to Kinley Culbertson, who checked in on
December 14th and wrote: This is just fantastic! Hi. I'm Kinley Culbertson. A real black sheep. I
doubt if very many of you remember me, but I attended LAS from September
of 1961 to summer of 1963. See, I told you no one would remember me.
Well, one person does, and it was great to see him a couple of weeks
ago. It was Bill Greenman. He and I used to do some really crazy things.
And as I looked at the list of names on the site here, I realized how
many people sounded very familliar.I've lost my copy of Yaden, But Bill
is going to bring a copy when he breezes thru Albuquerque next time. I
didn't graduate from LAS, but was in 8th and 9th grade, and had to come
back to the states for the rest. Went to University of New Mexico, was
in a really wild fraternity,and am and have been the Building Engineer
at a large mall since 1970. If any body remembers my name, send an
e-mail. firstname.lastname@example.com
I'll be visiting the site later,too. Bye.
Welcome to Brent Burnett-Jones, who checked in on
December 14th and wrote: Brent Burnett-Jones class of '71. I was at LAS from 1968-71. I located this site by
accident and it brought back a lot of memories. I returned to New Zealand in 1971 and reside her with my 8 year old daughter
Caitlin. I'm a Widower. My sister Prudence remained in the USA and now lives in Cincinatti. My brothers Rodney and Tony
were also at LAS and are now in business together in Australia. I will pass this address on to them so they can make contact
if they wish. Regretfully I doubt I will be at the reunion next year.
Best Wishes
Brent Burnett-Jones
Welcome to Caroline Saigol, who checked in on
December 11th and wrote: Good Morning,
I too stumbled across this website. My son Shaan attending the LAS for two
years ('96-'97). He was blessed with two wonderful teachers. Mrs. Sieser
in Kindergarten and Mrs. Goforth in First Grade. If anyone has their email
address, Shaan would love to let them know how he is doing. Thank you.
Caroline Saigol (Shaan's mum!)
Welcome to Brenda (Davie) Gould, who checked in on
December 7th and wrote: Hi! My name is Brenda (Davie) Gould and I attended LAS in 1976 (grade 7)
and 1977. I was so thrilled to find your site and find some familiar
names. The time my sister Liz and I spent in Lahore was the most
memorable of our school lives! I have often wondered about my old class
mates, what they might be up to and if they remember me. Some of the
people I recognize from your list are Andrew Norris, Daniela Panu, Susan
Zabinsky and Asad Syed.
After leaving Lahore in 1977 we returned to Vancouver (Canada) for a
year and then went on to Bangkok, where we graduated in 1981. I have
been married for almost 16 years and have two daughters ages 14 and 12.
I have been a homemaker since I married and several years ago started
working in my husbands construction business. Liz is married and has an
8 year old daughter. She works for an importer. Well great to see your
site, I will be sure to visit often.
Brenda Gould (Davie)
Welcome to Bob Flook, who checked in on
November 23rd and wrote: Hi to all of you, I found this page and was immediately immersed in a wave of
nostalgia. Thank you Mark for putting this together. I attended LAS from 1963 to 1969 when we left Lahore for the last time.
I was 3 years old when we arrived in Lahore in 1960, and I have many fond memories of that part of my childhood. I was
thrilled to see Mark's pictures, I have often dreamed of going back for a visit. I am currently living in Denver with my
wife of 16 years and our two sons age 11 and 13. I hope all is well with everyone, and perhaps I will be able to attend
one of these reunions some day. My e-mail address is: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Marsha Tucker Chapman, who checked in on
November 21st and 23rd and wrote: What a great site. I went to school in Dacca, East Pakistan
(and attended KAS 60-64 and 71-72 the AIS Delhi 72-73 and 75). Hopefully we
can get an alumni list going. I knew Bill Trayfors from Delhi, sorry to hear
of his death. Anyway just signing in. Thanks Marsha(Tucker) Chapman
Welcome to Diane Johnson Taylor, who checked in on
November 12th and wrote: Hi everyone! I am a 1965 graduate of LAS. I was so excited when Jim
Schwartz contacted me and told me about the reunion planned in July.
Please count me in. If anyone out there remembers me please respond.
Diane Johnson Taylor
Welcome to Rynda McKinney Christensen, who checked in on
November 11th and wrote: HI!! This is Rynda McKinney Christensen. My sister Dari and I attended LAS
from 1960 to 1965--I would have been class of 1966 if not for the evac.
Graduated in California---Lemore High. Then attended Dixie College in St.
George, Utah where I met and married my present husband in 1967. I have 6
daughters, 7 1/2 grandkids and am a Labor and Delivery nurse in Orem, Utah.
would love to hear from anyone who might remember me. Am so excited to find
this site thanks to Jane Clinton and Jim Schwartz. Reading notes from
others has been really fun!!!
Welcome to Judy Flook, who checked in on
November 9th and wrote: Hi to all of you. Graduated from LAS just 30 years ago in 69. Arrived in
Lahore in 60 and had some unbelievably great times over the next nine
years. Returned to Denver and have lived here ever since. Got married in
92, but kept my own name. Recently started my own environmental consulting
firm (APLEN, LLC) and continue to run fanatically (completed the Pikes Peak
marathon last August). Mom (Dee Flook) is doing well and is substitute
teaching in the Denver area. Lyman is in Chicago, Fred is in Dallas, and
Bob is here in Denver with his family. My email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Judy Flook
Welcome to Alice Ratliff, who checked in on
November 9th and wrote: I'm glad you set up this website which I just found out about. It's
been great hearing from people I haven't heard from in 25 years. I live
in Durham with my husband, two kids, dog, three cats and various other
creatures from time to time. I have great fun being a Duke fan teaching
at Carolina (law school). I still play lots of tennis and am real
involved with lots of community activities, particularly with the
public schools. My family, including my dad (we couldn't get Mom to go
because she still hates to fly) went to India almost two years ago.
While there, we went to Lahore. It was wonderful to go back. We too
found our old house and went to LAS which looked remarkably the same
other than the additions to the place. Look forward to seeing lots of
people in Savannah.
My sister, Katherine, and brother, John, are also both doing well.
Katherine is in Franklin, Tenn and John is in Keene, NH.
Alice Ratliff
Welcome to Judy (Goudie) Andersen, who checked in on
November 8th and wrote: I attended LAS my junior year in 1963. I was so excited to receive
a call from Jim Schwartz this weekend telling me about this website. I remember many of you:
Kathy Rooney, Tom Gaines, Jim Bender, Kathy and Harold Koessner, the French girls. I have been
married to Jim for 33 years. We have two children and two grandchildren. We met in College at
Utah State and started our lives together in Redlands, CA, then to Burns, OR, Worland WY and
finally to Craig, CO. We have been in CO for 19 years and will probably never leave. I have
kept in contact with Bobbi Bolger Fishburn and have recently talked to John Erenhardt who was
in Pakistan in '63 & '64 but did not attend LAS.
We are going to try to make the reunion in Georgia. I would love to hear from you all. I plan
on e-mailing many of you. My e-mail at work is firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Dari McKinney Davis, who checked in on
November 7th and wrote: This is Dari McKinney Davis. My sister Rynda McKinney Christensen and Ilived in
Lahore from 1960 until the great evacuation in September of1965. We returned to California where I graduated from
high school in1968. I attended college at College of Sequoias and then moved toWashington DC to work for the
government. I married in 1970 to myhusband, who I met at work. He still works as an engineer with the Navy
Department. We have two grown children and one grandson. We live in Springfield, VA. I work as a medical
transcriptionist. Would love tohear from anyone what remembers me. My e-mail address is
Welcome to Hassan Altaf (Mahmood)('85), who checked in on
November 7th and wrote: I only attended for one year in 1984-85 but I can proudly say that I
graduated from LAS. After graduation, I returned to Toronto where I
qualified as a Chartered Accountant and worked in the profession for several
years. I went back to Lahore for 2 1/2 years in early 1996 and worked at
Coopers & Lybrand consulting. During this time I visited LAS campus and met
with Mrs. Saleem on a couple of occasions. It was great to be back on campus
but I definitely felt like I didn't belong there anymore.
From Lahore I left for Jeddah, Saudi Arabia in fall 98 and worked with Ernst
& Young consulting as a senior manager in corporate finance. Several months
back I joined one of my Jeddah based clients and now manage their overseas
investments in Europe and N.America.
I'm married to Saima (LAS 92) since early 97 and we were blessed with a baby
boy back in April this year. Unfortunately, I have not been in touch with
many of my old classmates/friends and would love to hear from anyone that
remembers a "quiet riot" that came for one year from Canada.
Welcome to Tom Goudie, who checked in on
November 6th and wrote: Wow, this was fun. My name is Tom Goudie I attended the 4th
grade at LAS in 1963, before we moved to a construction camp near Multan for our 2nd and
last year in Pakistan. My sister Judy Goudie Andersen finished her Jr. year there and moved
on to the American School in New Dehli for her senior year. During that year we lived at
43T in Gulberg not to far from David (my best friend) and Bobbie Bolger (my sisters best
bud). I saw a lot of familiar names that brought back even more memories. James Schwartz
tracked me down and sent me this site over e-mail. I have forwarded it on to my sister. I
saw Cynthia Brush was looking for Dari and Rynda McKinney. I think I can track them down
through their parents, who last I heard were retired and living in Price, UT not far from
Salt Lake City where I live. If I can find them I'll send them the information also so
they can check in. Thanks for a great trip down memory lane.
Welcome to Harold Koessner, who checked in on
November 5th and wrote: many thanks for your efforts in starting and keeping this e-mail
list up to date.
i'm one of those people (yah, i've talked with a few on the phone) who
have visited
the site numerous times, but never officially checked in.
the LAS site has really given me much pleasure whenever i visited it.
that goes for the
past when i didn't check in, as well as now when i am doing so.
many many thanks
(no, i ain't no "lurker" just slow on the "up take"
harold koessner '63
at firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Daniyal N. Mueenuddin, who checked in on
October 21st and wrote: Hello everyone,
What a great surprise to find this website while surfing over lunch hour. I was at LAS from
1968 (or so) until 1976 and would have graduated in 1981 if I had continued to live in Pakistan.
At the moment I am living in New York City, working as a lawyer. In January my wife Rachel
Harris and I are planning to return to live in Pakistan. I would love to hear from former
schoolmates: Home email: email@example.com; Work
email: email@example.com, home
phone (212) 358-7726; phone in Pakistan 707-782227 (in Charrapani, near Murree, district
Welcome to Carrie (Gill) Lanfear, who checked in on
October 14th and wrote: My name is Carrie (Gill) Lanfear. I have recently been introduced by
e-mail and phone to Kathy Ward, who was in Lahore at the same time we were. I was there a
short time in 1965 because of the situation in Pakistan and the
evacuation. My father, Loren Gill, was principal of LAS from 1965-1967.
It is hard to believe that it has been so many years since all of that
happened. I am very excited to hook up with
others who were there at that time and perhaps even those of you who may
have been evacuated as well. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Welcome to Andy Norris, who checked in on
October 8th and wrote: Andy Norris (class of 81, although class of 80 if you knew me before 4th
grade). Attended LAS from around 68 to 78, followed by 2 years in MCS.
Most people should know the Norris gang who lived at 49 Main Gulberg:
Phil - class 79 (I think)
Simon - class 83 or so
Julian - class 87 or so
I currently live in Tunbridge Wells, England and work at Gatwick Airport
as a consultant Project Manager. Married to Sue with four kids - Sam,
Ella, Jacob and Isaac (ages 11-2). If anyone knows me I would be
delighted to hear from you.
email - email@example.com
All the best,
Welcome to Armena Khan, who checked in on
October 1st and wrote: Please could you sign me on. My name is Armena Khan and I was a
student at LAS during the 70's and have thoroughly enjoyed browsing your website. It certainly
has brought back a load of great memories...
Welcome to Jeremy Carter, who checked back in on
September 29th and wrote: Jeremy Carter (LAS faculty 1981-3) is now at the American International
School of Johannesburg, South Africa. My e-mail address is
firstname.lastname@example.com. I'd love to hear from former students and colleagues.
Welcome to Amman Haidri, who checked in on
September 28th and wrote: Having graduated in 1992 I still remember all those wonderful days
at LAS. My best wishes to all the students especially to the greatest bunch, class of '92.
Welcome to Mark Schaller, who checked in on
September 20th and wrote: ...i was excited to see such
an extensive linkage to all these old lahore folks (some of whom i knew and
remember fondly).
i was class of 1980 but was in lahore for only two years, from 1972 -
1974. so: 5th grade with mrs settles and 6th grade with kizlebash (who's
name i'm sure i just misspelled). great great times. and i look back more
fondly on them than on any other part of my growing-up.
anyway, please add my name and email address (firstname.lastname@example.com)
to your list of alum.
Welcome to Otour El Gressi, who checked in on
September 20th and wrote: Hi everyone :)
Wow I left LAS seven years ago and it just occured to me today that I
might find a website for it and voila I did. I am so happy because I
never thought I could ever get in contact with anyone from LAS, blue and
gold again. I am Otour El Gressi from Cairo, Egypt. I was at LAS 89-90
for middle school only then I went bcak to Cairo and I am still here. I
am almost done with university and so is my brother who was also with me
at LAS. His name is Anan and was there for 8th,9th and 10th grade.
Well, We are desperately waiting for anyone who either knows or doesn't
know us from LAS to e-mail and we will be gald to reply :)
love to all of u out there :)
Otour and Anan
Welcome to John Bailey, who checked in on
September 14th and wrote: I was in Lahore from 61 through 66 and attended LAS. My
graduating year was 1970. If anyone is interested I still have a couple of Yadon yearbooks
and am willing to scan and e-mail jpg's of class pics to anyone interested. I have a
younger brother, George, who graduated high school in 72. I am currently living in Vernal,
Utah. George lives in San Diego. I would love to hear from anyone else about LAS.
Welcome to Charlene Sanders, who checked in on
September 2nd and wrote: I was thrilled to find the LAS site! Many fond memories came flooding back
reminding me of our time in Lahore as faculty from 1982-85.
Shedrick, Afua, Abena and I (Charlene) are well. After leaving LAS, we
settled in Chapel Hill, NC for eight years where I completed a master of
public health degree. The suitcases in the closet started rattling in 1993
and we decided to move to The Four Corners area (Farmington, New Mexico to
be exact). I am the Public Health Nutritionist for 22 communities in the
Shiprock area of the Navajo Nation. Shedrick is a mediator and conflict
resolution trainer which takes him into many different schools and school
systems not only in NM, but also across the country. Afua is a junior at
Earlham College (Indiana) studying computer science and Peace and Global
Studies. Abena enters her sophomore year at Columbia and deciding on a
major. Shedrick and I are making plans to walk a full marathon (26.2 miles)
in the year 2000, possibly in Shiprock where I was the race director of the
1999 Shiprock Marathon and a member of the marathon committee since 1994.
Please e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
With great fondness,
Charlene Sanders
Welcome to Robert Fischer, who checked in on
September 1st and wrote: As a 1972 graduate of LAS, I will always remember my two years in Pakistan
and at LAS as a turning point in my life. All that I learned from the
country, my classmates, their parents, and the faculty have given me a
perspective on the world I never would have obtained remaining in the
states. I am forever grateful to my parents for making the decision to go to
Pakistan to all of you from LAS. Enough of the heavy stuff. Audrey and I
have two children, Adam, age 7 and Ilana, age 4. We are totally immersed in
being parents and love it. Makes career and everything else seem trivial. A
big thanks to Mark for establishing this site. Contact me at
Welcome to Dr. Cindy Stabile, who checked in on
August 29th and wrote: Hi, everyone. This is Dr. Cindy Stabile writing. I am so happy to see so
many familiar names on the LAS home page and hope to see you at the reunion
next summer. Since leaving LAS I have been a principal at the American
School in Madrid, Spain and at a super private school in Dallas, Texas, where I
earned national recognition as a distinguished elementary school principal
from the USA Dept of Education and was on national nightly news 2 years
ago. This past June, I moved to Virginia near Washington DC and am preparing to
change careers as soon as I can figure out what I want to do next. I also
parachuted out of an airplane so am looking for more adventure! Mr. Stabile
now lives in Montreal with his wife of two years and is in the computer
business. He had a stroke a few years ago at age 56 so sadly, has given up
drumming and guitar, but aside from a difficulty with one hand, he is in
good shape. Theresa is a medic for the US army and is stationed in Hawaii with
her husband, Erik. I am looking for Mrs. Stella Akhtar's address, Mrs.
Barutski's and Mrs. Schutze's, and would appreciate receiving that info
from someone. I am in frequent contact with Mrs. Rajput (PE).and Mr. and Mrs.
Pilon (Guidance counselor/library). I think Mr. and Mrs. Jones are in
Wyoming and are living on land they cleared and a house they built in the wide open
spaces. Hope you are all well and happy! I would love to hear from you.
When you write, remind me of something you did when I was either your principal
or your teacher. GOD BLESS ! email@example.com
Welcome to Jim Schwartz, who checked in on
August 27th and wrote: Hi, My name is Jim Schwartz and I attended LAS from 1964-1965. I
did not graduate from there due to the war between Pakistan and India that just sort of sprang
up when I started my senior year there in 1966. It was nice to see some familiar names on your
LAS home page from my era.
I am currently married (Liz) and living in Wisconsin (Appleton) and California (Westlake Village)
on a rotating basis since I travel regularly in my computer job.
I have moved around a lot since I left Lahore in September 1966 and graduated from Ankara Turkey
and then attended college at Virginia Tech and graduated in 1970. I was happy to have run into
the Miller sisters (Carol & ?) who also were in the class of 1966 and both attended Tech as well.
I will send more information on old class mates at a later time but just wanted to add my entry
to your growing list. Thanks for the memories of good years. If anyone knows the whereabouts
of David ('66) and Sally Douglass ('67) I would love to know. I lost touch with them in the
early 70's. David graduated from the University of Maryland and was in the army for a few years
but whereabouts unknown after that.
Jim Schwartz
Welcome to Katja and Gisa Schuetze, who checked in on
August 24th and wrote: Hi! Here are Katja and Gisa Schuetze from Germany. We lived in Pakistan from
Dec. 1985 to June 1989 and were in the classes of '89 and '93. I (Gisa)
study biology and music to become a high school teacher as well as a teacher
for handicapped kids in Koeln (Cologne). I (Katja ) studied art therapy in
Bremen for the last four years and will finally graduate in Dec.. Our
brother Arno (class of '91) studies history and economics in Muenchen
(Munich) and will graduate next spring.
We are still in contact with Linda Barutzki (class of '91) and the Zacher
family (Christiane, Helmut and Tobias). A few weeks ago I (Gisa)
surprisingly met Christine Mueller (class of '94) in the cafeteria of our
university. (She studies Law in Koeln.) We would both be very happy to hear
from anybody whom we knew at that time ten years ago. Did anybody hear from
Tracy Johnson (class of '89)? Or Ethan Hayden (class of '93)? Or Mrs. and
Mr. Stites (4th and 6th grade teachers) who left Lahore in '87? Or Afshan
Saeed (class of '89)? [Ed.'s note: updated email addresses as of January 2, 2008, appear on the address listings elsewhere on this site.]
Welcome to Richard Coorsh, who checked in on
August 24th and wrote: Hi -- my name is Richard Coorsh (my friends and classmates at LAS may
recall me as Dick Coorsh). My brothers Tom and Bill informed me of your web
site, which has brought back a flood of memories. We moved to Lahore
(Gulberg II) from Multan and Karachi and attended LAS from 1961 to 1965,
where I was in 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th grade. Currently, I live in
Alexandria, VA, and head up the communications department for a Washington,
DC-based trade association representing the insurance industry. I would be
most eager to hear from, and respond to, any of my friends and classmates!
Welcome to Bill Coorsh, who checked in on
August 22nd and wrote: I was in Lahore from 1961-1965 with my family (parents Harry &
Anita, brothers Tom & Richard) and attended 1st-3rd grade.
Welcome back to Chris Brown, who returned on
August 20th and wrote: I have "The Mall Street Journal" a compilation of poems and pics
from kids at LAS in '66 or '67 year. Send me $8 and I'll color copy it and send it to you.
Send to Chris Brown, 518 Canal Rd. Sarasota, Fl. 34242...also...somebody get to Leora
Mastrofini and have her call me. She is in Memphis with her husband who flies with FEDEX.
Anyone else going to Savannah. I am trying to get a collateral reunion going nearby with
AISK folk who by the way are a lot more expressive on the net that LAS guys. More later cb
Welcome to Kashif Siddiqui, who checked in
August 20th and wrote: "I was dreamin when I wrote this, so sue me if I go 2 fast..." Alright,
alright, no PRINCE stuff tonight. For all of you that care to know, I
was into PRINCE, and am into THE ARTIST still to this day. Who am I?
My name is Kashif Siddiqui, and I was formerly a student at LAS. I got
out in 1991. Sounds like I am talking about jail or something.
Anyways, I moved to Pakistan in 1986, and initially attended Aitchison
College for a year. Talk about culture shock! An all boys school,
where I took many a beating from teachers for such technicalities as not
having short enough hair, or not being able to read Urdu properly.
After a year, I had had about enough of it, and off I went the school
residing on Al-Riaz Canal bank. When I graduated in 1991, I thought the
great times were still ahead of me. Looking back now, those years at
LAS were probably the greatest if not craziest times that I have ever
had. I have never really been able to recapture that sort of carefree,
"nothing can stop me" mindset since I left LAS in 1991. Not to say
that life has been bad since. I am now working as an account manager at
R.R. Donnelley & Sons in the financial district of Manhattan. As far as
LAS is concerned, the school provided little in terms
of learning, ( I was never into my books) but was certainly the place
where I can look back and trace the origins of virtually all the
friendships that I currently have. Whether it was Habib Khan and Feisal
Kheiri insisting that we have roast beef cheeseburgers at Salt N Pepper,
Aamir Saleem and I rocking to Axl Rose and company, Nasir Khan's awesome
stereo system and even more fantastic ability to drive me around all
night and allow me to test my jumping ability, Faisal Hadri's ability to
have Fatima Owais do his homework all throughout highschool, the trials
and tribulations of the foursome of Mariam T, Basma, Amina, and Fatima,
and ofcourse Mujtaba Moyene and Zahoor Hussain keeping the war on, LAS
served as the birthplace of all these memories. I miss it greatly.
That's life though. For all those mentioned, peace to y'all. I miss
you all. Let me know how life is progressing. Thanks.
Kashif Siddiqui class of 1991
Welcome to Tom Coorsh, who checked in
August 19th and wrote: Hi, I'm Tom Coorsh '67 and I attended LAS between 1961 and 1965. We left
Lahore in June of '65 just prior to the evacuation. It was wonderful to
find this site and to finally reestablish contact with so many friends. Our
family returned to Chicago in '65 and I have been living here ever since. I
am married to Helene (22 years) and have two daughters 16 and 12. My
brother Richard lives in Washington DC and my brother Bill lives in Houston.
I have fond memories of LAS and can still recall the sights and smells of
freshman initiation! I'd love to hear from anyone who was there during my
"tour". firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Nanette Dice Eichell, who checked in
August 7th and wrote: I found the site one day at work, and was so excited to hear of
long lost friends and connections from LAS. So last week, in the steamy,
uncomfortable days of the drought, I wanted to add my own connection: Here
in Brentwood, New Hampshire, it is the air of waiting which takes me back to
Fountain Road and LAS. Names that smile--Jody Studebaker, Cyndi Brush, Ray
Stark, Allen Clark, Leigh (Lynn) Rooney, the Kathy's (my mother's name for
them)--on and on, happy memories of less tangled times. In the barn my
horses look at me to wave my magic wand about the heat, the sweat, the bugs.
The three barn cats lie uselessly about like furry sausages, and our
intrepid Flat Coated retriever dreams of those hours sleeping in our one air
conditioned bedroom. At the Chelmsford (Mass.) Public Library whiere I am
assistant director, the staff fights crankiness and disinterest. More
accustomed to 25 degree days, they are grateful for the resources of the Web
which yeilds up old high school sites as well as tax forms for our patrons.
My long-time husband, Tink, thinks about golf or maybe mowing. And we all
wait. Have the clouds built up high enough in the West? Is that the wind?
Of course, here in New England, we are waiting for a Canadian high (Thank
you Gary and Elena Leitch!), not the monsoon. We don't have abrading dust
storms, knee high rains, or wall-to-wall flying ants. But for the first
time in a long time, it surely is a gift to talk to people who've been
there. Hi, everyone! See you in Savannah. Thank you, Mark; thank you
Sergio. Nanette Dice Eichell (LAS almost '67) P.S. Don't think I didn't
sense Someone checking up on my grammar and diction!
Welcome to Dan Sager ('78), who checked in
the first week of August and wrote: Enjoyed the web site - a lot. Many good memories... watching Get
Smart at the Bowes (in the one TV, one air conditioner UCH compound),
flying kites and shooting marbles with Mark Williams, car pooling to LAS
in the Dunlaps VW bus (Mark drumming on his stack of 10 books), dancing
with Karen Choudhry at the Consulate General's Mansion, riding bikes into
bomb craters at the Gulberg airfield, digging for artifacts in Jelum
with Elena Bashir's 7th grade class, Fanta, taking another 21-0 loss to
Sikunder Marad in ping pong, swim meet at Tarbela Dam, and boar hunting
with Dad, Sandy Rollo, Win Mumby, and Tonto. A missionary kid even
remembers as though it was yesterday a swim in the Barrowcliff's
Best regards,
Welcome to Jim Danielsen, who checked in
August 2nd and wrote: Here is the scoop.
Welcome to Yusuf Mumtaz, who checked in
July 31st and wrote: Hi! I'm Yusuf Mumtaz, class of 1999! Does anyone have Mr. John
Rutten's and Mr. & Mrs. Stabile's contact infos? Please send them to
email@example.com. I've been in LAS since nursery, and hold fone memories of it.
Would like to reminf Jalal,Haroon, Hyunjuong, Saad, and all of the class of '99 to keep in
touch while I'm in Lewis&Clark. Live long and prosper!
. I would love to
hear from anyone who still remember me.
Welcome to Ahsan Kamran, who checked in
July 31st and wrote: Hi my name is Ahsan Kamran. I Came to LAS in 1990 and am in the class of
2001. I hope i survive till i graduate... I just want to say that i have made the best of friends at las and
will never forget las. If you want to contact me please wite to
Welcome to Lulu Chaudry, who checked in
July 27th and wrote: Hi, this is Lulu Chaudry, I worked in the business office from 1975-1991
and enjoyed every minute that is was there. I have been looking for Tom
and Sylvia Stites, if anyone has any information aout them, please
contact me at:
jabbar ul haq
Marina Davis
Cassie Gardner Burke (class of 1970; in Lahore 1961-1965) (please note my new email address)
Pete Longman
Of course, many others came and went in the three and a half years we were in Lahore, but they are some of the best memories of my life.
Jill, Jacquie and John all live in South Carolina, mid-state near Camden, where my parents retired. We lost both parents 2 years ago. I live in Chapel Hill NC and Jeannie lives in Asheville, just a few miles from the Blueridge Parkway.
I am a nurse instructor by preparation and also a family nurse practitioner. My yen for the overseas life led me to spend 2 years on the Navajo Reservation and 2 years in Cairo with Project Hope. Eventually, I just wanted to stay here in the US and help our people.
I hear from my sister Jacquie that Carol Tipton was in touch through the My Classmates website. Carol, if you read this, get in touch please.
Please let me hear from friends. Susan firstname.lastname@example.com
My sister, Ivy L. Sanderson, attended high school in Lahore from 1967-1969 and graduated in 1969. Ivy passed away in January 1998 from complications due to multiple sclerosis. A few years after graduating from Lahore American High School, Ivy met her future husband, a U.S. Foreign Service officer, while visiting our parents in Khartoum, Sudan. They married in Khartoum in 1975 and later settled in Falls Church, Virginia. At the time of her death, Ivy left two children, Alex and Stephanie.
I saw the school only once, when my parents and I drove down from Islamabad for Ivy's graduation day. I was 6 years younger than Ivy and attended the International School, which was then in Rawalpindi.
Best wishes,
Dana Sanderson
email@example.com (private) and
firstname.lastname@example.com (work)
Would be great to attend a reunion sometime.
Kevin Murphy email@example.com
Currently I am in the US Air Force Stationed in Nebraska, and it looks as though I will be here for at least a few years. If you remember me, please email me so that we can correspond. Thanks,
Nick Isaacson
I started LAS in 1974, and graduated in 1985. My first time on this site, and brought back memories of even 5th grade (Lisa Bull). Time really flies and my son Saif is now going to LAS (4th grade). I hope to catch up with some old friends once again.
Amaad Lone
We all have our own memories but one that has struck me lately was when the local ammunition dump blew up. Can you remember this? I remember it was show and tell and Paul Domingus was invited to speak to the class since he had just returned from the States. There was suddenly a distant thunder clap and then the concrete floor began to roll and wave as though someone had picked it up at one end and flipped it. Of course this was followed by an ear piercing explosion and all of us 3rd graders had no other thought but to run. I think we ran some way into the trees before Mrs Goldman shouted at us to stop.
Any further memories or an explanation of what had really happened would clear up this mystery.
With many thanks
Regards, Jeb
Karen Jackson McKewon email@example.com
Bill Amoureux
Our family, Velez-Franceschi, lived in Lahore from 1978 - 1982, we left the country upon my graduation. My siblings, Jennie (class of 83) is living in Fairfax, Virginia, and brother Eddie (class of 84) lives in Maryland. My stepdad (Lester Velez) passed away in 1993. He worked as a US Diplomat, and was involved in the school as the PTA president. My mom (Dr. Amparo Velez) taught Spanish at the school for the duration of our tour in Pakistan.
So, anyone out there recognize any of us, by all means get in touch with me and I will update you and give you the e-mails for either my brother or sister. And if you ever come vacationing to Cancun (or the Yucatan peninsula), it would be lovely to see you. We move around every two years or so, my husband of 16 years, Ricardo Riquelme works for Marriott International. We have a four year old son named Stephan (he was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina). We also lived in Quito, Ecuador. So, anyone out there wanting info. or contacts on any of these three countries, do not hesitate to get in touch. We have lived in Cancun now for almost two years, a month shy. So, hopefully we will be moving somewhere else by early next year..............
Hugs and kisses and I hope to hear from some of you. Our permanent e-mail address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
ps: anyone living anywhere in Mexico????
Aleksander Kuntz
firstname.lastname@example.com & email@example.com
Melissa's original (unposted) note from April 19th: I attended LAS for third grade in '83 and '84. I would love to contact some of my old friends - Georgina, Johanna, Suzanna to name a few. -Melissa Heggen
Once again, thank you thank you thank you for this site! I've had the good fortune to connect with several good friends through the page. I haven't visited in quite some time, and today realized that you have an old, defunct, email address for me. If you could please update it with [an address that has since been updated to email@example.com], I'd appreciate it. I hate to think of who I might have missed in the last 10 months!
By way of an update, I am now working as a freelance music journalist, and for an organization that provides job training to the homeless in Seattle.
Once again, Thanks!
Jenaya Dawe
Class of 1997 (@LAS in 1992)
Dave Sturdevant, Mike Mulroney, Kim Mumby, Rich Frase were a few of the students I remember well. Recently those memories were refreshed by looking thru some of the yearbooks (that I had been keeping for Brenda) and I hope that I'll be able to attend a future reunion. Currently my wife Patricia & I live in Plano (suburb of Dallas) I work in sales for Flexible Foam Co. a urethane foam Mfg. Would like to hear from any former LAS students. Dave Samuelson: firstname.lastname@example.com
let us all plan a meeting in Lahore also.
Missing you all
Parents - Alexander & Gisela Borges Still going strong - living (retired) in Naperville, Illinois, USA
Brother - Steve Borges, LAS Class of 1973, living in Wheaton, IL
Sister - Beatrice "Gannon" Borges, lived in Lahore from approx. 1968 - 1975
My wife Lorie and I may not be able to attend the reunion this summer, however we'll be happy to stay in touch by e-mail. Keep in touch, Best Regards, Michael Borges
Bill Coorsh
Houston, TX
Dan Sager, and the Sagers/spouses/kids plentiful, near and far:
Mary ('76) (in LA, mother of Alyce age 6 mo.!)
Amy ('79) (Portland)
John ('81) (Ashland)
Tom ('83) (Santa Barbara)
Bill and Sue (off to The Dem. Rep. Congo soon)
Jim Danielsen - Class of 1968
Attended LAS January thru June 1967.
firstname.lastname@example.com [updated 10 November 2008]
I have talked on the phone recently with Jon Locke and Doug Jimmick, both attended LAS during this period.
Barb Dantin, P.O. Box 554, Grand Isle, La. 70358, (504)-787-2313
Lynn Bourg, 102 Wade St, Luling, La. 70070, (504) 785-9541
We would love to hear from old friends and see you in Savannah.
currently at the University of Konstanz, doing linguistics.
Miriam Butt
Universitaet Konstanz
FG Sprachwissenschaft
Postfach 5560 *********************************************************
Amir S. Fancy
Marketing Director
Expert Systems (Pvt.) Ltd.
88 Main Boulevard
Cavalry Grounds Ext.,
Lahore Cantt. 54810
Tel: 665-3364/65, 666-5928
Fax: +92 42 665-0142
Email: email@example.com
URL: http://www.expertsystems.net
Bayvision, Inc.
67 Wall Street
Suite 2411
New York, NY 10005
Tel: 212-323-8237, Cell: 917-690-2077
Fax: 212-943-2300
Email: email@example.com
URL: http://www.bayvision.com
e-mail: email@example.com
Hope to hear/see from you all soon!
A growing list of LAS alumni e-mail addresses is available on our visitors page, which can be viewed alphabetically, by class year, or by order of appearance. If you have not already checked in and added your name to the list, please take a moment to do so now by clicking here (This will generate an email to the site which will be reviewed and posted by the webmaster). The 1997 Calgary LAS reunion was a great event, and the pictures prove it.
The 1992 San Diego LAS reunion was also an unqualified success, as you know if you were there. If you weren't there, here's a list of people you missed seeing -- and here's a picture of some of them at the beach! We have been unable to locate the following alums. If you know where they are, please let us know.
Melanie Holt (7/17/1954- 2/20/2013)
Melanie was suddenly taken from her family on February 20, 2013, during surgery. Her ashes will be dispersed at the North West College in Powell Wyoming in August, 2013. Melanie is survived by her sister and best friend, Debbie Holt Manning and her family. Classmates can contact Debbie Holt Manning at 7909 Bridge St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32216.
John Strong October 18, 1948 - October 12, 2007
Susan Strong November 18,1946 - February 3, 2009
For those of you that are not from those early years at LAS, Johnny was an extremely adventurous young lad and the only other 10 year old in Lahore the summer of 1959 for me to hang out with. Where we went, also went his huge German shepard, Rinty. Johnny spoke good Punjabi and was an excellent kite flier. Mornings were spent slaughtering frogs on the canal behind my house with his slingshot, afternoons were spent tooling around on our bikes and getting into mischief (wedding bombs under charpoys of sleeping chowkidars behind HICOs at the circle) or swimming at the consulate pool. I lost track of Johnny after the family left Lahore, but I believe he was also at the American School in Istanbul. Susan was older than I and I dont recall much other than she was very popular and had lots of boy friends."
Dr. Carl Midkiff Wheeless of 508 W. Highland Street, Lakeland, Florida died October 19, 2007 following a long struggle with cancer.
Dr. Wheeless was born January 21, 1919, in Anamosa, Iowa to Archie Reed and Josie Midkiff Wheeless. The family lived in Delhi,
Strawberry Point, and Hopkinton, Iowa. He was a graduate of Cornell College (B.A.), the University of Tennessee (M.A.) and Georgetown
University (Ph.D) and a Diploma in International Affairs from the University of Ankara, Turkey. He is the author of several books including a definitive reference work, Landmarks of American Presidents, published by Gale Research, Inc. 1995; Steps to the Goal and Beyond to the Calling, a story of Mission service published in 2001, and Ups and Downs and Around the Corner published in 2003. Recently, at the request of the government of Pakistan, he spent two years in Lahore Pakistan writing a book about the presidents of Pakistan - The Eleven Men of Pakistan.
In 1985 he retired from High Point University where had served as Head of the Department and professor of History, Political Science,
and Geography (1971-1985). As a specialist in international affairs he was consultant to the Youth for Federal Union and a delegate to
conferences in Germany and England. He was Distinguished Lecturer for College Student Tours to North Africa and the Middle East, South
Asia, and the Caribbean. He served as a missionary with the United Methodist Church at Forman Christian College, Lahore, Pakistan as
Professor, Department Head and Dean of Academic Arts from 1957-1970. He was Director of the Master of Public Administration in
International Affairs, Syracuse University Program in Pakistan (1965-1970). He was employed by the United States government as an
administrator with the Tennessee Valley Authority in the Health and Safety Division; Archives Assistant with the National Archives in
Washington, D.C.; Foreign Affairs Specialist for Korea with the Department of the State; and Intelligence Specialist with the
Department of Defense -- Office of navy Intelligence. He served overseas during World War II in the Mediterranean theatre with the
assimilated rank of major attached to the United States War Shipping Administration.
Dr. Wheeless received numerous grants for foreign study and consultation including the Fulbright Award for study in Turkey and for
special lectures at the University of Duisburg in Germany. He was awarded the Foy Distinguished Teaching Service award at High Point
University, the L. E. Moody Service Award from Alpha Phi Omega for service to the High Point University community and a special award
from Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity in recognition and appreciation of his services as advisor.
He has been a lifelong member of the United Methodist Church and until his death, was a member of First United Methodist Church,
Lakeland, Florida.
On January 19, 1947, he was married to Mary Headrick of Erwin, TN who survives him. Also surviving are a son, Richard M. Wheeless
(Carolyn) of Monkton, MD and two daughters, Letha Schriver (Charles) of Hendersonville, NC and Ann Duda (Edward) of Greensboro, NC and
six grandchildren, Tamara Watson of Atlanta, GA, Max, Samantha and Nicholas Wheeless of Monkton, MD and Carl and Andrew Duda of
Greensboro, NC. Two sisters, Mrs. Elaine Schnittjer of Orlando, FL and Mrs. Lorraine Needles of Leesburg, VA also survive him.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First United Methodist Church, 72 Lake Morton Dr, Lakeland, FL 33801 or Florida
Presbyterian Homes, 16 Lake Hunter Dr, Lakeland, FL 33803. A memorial service will be held in the chapel at Florida Presbyterian Homes
on Saturday, November 10 at 10:00 a.m.
Welcome to Tom Bell ('71), who checked in
January 21st and wrote: I attended LAS through 5th grade, leaving in 1964. It's been many years now,
but my memories of good times with friends are still strong. Earlier this
week I caught up with Lynn Mumby and her family, and was introduced to the
web site.
My family and I are currently in Danville, California, where I work with
Chevron. My wife Nina teaches English as a second language, and my two
daughters are nearly grown up, one in high school and the other attending UC
Santa Barbara.
It would be great to hear from old friends and catch up on the many years
since we last talked. My home phone in the US is 925-831-0894 or email me at
Tom Bell
Welcome to Clark Penman, who checked in
January 18th and wrote: Hello:
My name is Clark Penman and I was a student at LAS from '81-'84. I was
delighted to see the pictures of the old school and seeing some of the
names has brought back wonderful memories. Thank you very much for putting
the effort in to making this site and I hope to visit again soon.
I recently graduated from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
with a certificate in Internet Network Administration. I now work at a
small ISP here in Calgary doing web development. Should anyone want to
contact me I can be reached at email@example.com.
Many thanks,
Clark Penman
Welcome to Syed Akbar Kazim, who checked in
January 18th and wrote: Hi,
This is Akbar Kazim from the LAS class of 1983. What a great idea to put
the LAS site on the web. Thanks to all you people who put in all this
I would love to hear from my old colleagues. Please do get in touch.
a.k.a. "Aku"
Syed Akbar Kazim
Chief Financial Officer
Southern Electric Power Company Ltd.
Tel. (9251) 278104-14
Fax (9251) 825465
Mobile: (92-300) 552244
Welcome to Sue (Carlton) Thieme, who checked in
January 17th and wrote: i would love to hear from any one in from the class of 72,73or
74. sue thieme (carlton) class of 1973 . my e-mail address is
email@example.com thanks
Welcome to Annica Larsson, who checked in
January 15th and wrote: HI AGAIN
MY MAIL IS firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Rafay Azhar, who checked in
January 10th and wrote: Hello! My name is Rafay Azhar ( Class of 1982). It was one fine evening
that I was surfing the net that I stumbled on to the LAS reunion page. I
t sure brought back a lot of memories-all good ones! While going thru
the list on people who had signed in I did recognize quite a few and
would love to get in touch with them. My e-mail address is:
I was at LAS for two years
1980-82. I graduated from King Edward Medical College, Lahore in 1988
and then went to England for specialization in Histopathology. Currently
I am employed as Chief Resident in Pathology at the Shaukat Khanum
Memorial Cancer Hospital Lahore.
Regards, Rafay.
Welcome to Jonas Larsson, who checked in
January 10th and wrote: My name is Jonas Larsson class of -85. I was looking for LAS just for
fun and found EVERYTHING. It´s a great page. There are so many people
that I have been looking for and now I found a few of them. I dont
think it will be any problems to find the rest of them.
Has anyone heard from Christof King Germany, Paul Hickey New Zealand.
There are many other people that I would like to get in touch with but I
will look for them later. If anyone remember me, PLEASE write
My sister class of 86 says hi and will get back to you later.
jonas Larsson
Halltorpsvägen 100
702 29 Örebro
email@example.com [address UPDATED July 2008--Ed.]
Welcome to Mariam (Bhutta) Sandhu, who checked in
from Rochester, New York, on January 8th and wrote: I was just surfing the net and came across
this site. It's such a great idea! Recognized alot of people and would love to hear from those
that remember -Mariam (Bhutta) Sandhu Class of 84. My e-mail address is email@example.com.
Welcome to Adeel Sheikh, who checked in
January 8th and wrote: Hi
I have been to your page many times, but always forget to sign. Well I
am in the class of '99 (having attended LAS from 1990) and am pleased
and saddned by the fact that I will leave LAS this year. It was amazing
to look at even just the names of past alumni, and it maked me think
about the past I never knew our school had. i would appreciate it if
anyone of you guys mailed me sometime!
Adeel Sheikh Class of '99
Welcome to Dean Sturdevant, who checked in
January 4th and wrote: I just found out about this web site from my sister Gail, and would
like to check in. I attended LAS for 9th and 10th grades from 1967-1969, while the rest of
my family members stayed on in Pakistan until the end of 1972. I graduated from high school in
California in 1971. As I pored over other parts of the web site, I recognized many names
(especially in conjunction with the 1992 reunion in San Diego) from my days at LAS.
I currently reside at 4545 S. Hearthside Drive, New Berlin, WI 53151, with my wife Cathy and
six children, ages 15, 12, 11, 8, 5, and 3. I received a BA in Social Science from the
University of California at Irvine in 1975, and an MBA from the University of Wisconsin in 1979.
Since 1979 I have worked for Ameritech (not always known by that name) in Wisconsin, currently
telecommuting from home. . . .
I would love to hear from my former fellow-students at LAS.
Welcome to Becky Durst Wooten, who checked in
January 2nd and wrote: Hi
Welcome to Gail Sturdevant Kenefake, who checked in
January 2nd and wrote: Hello, everyone. I was visiting my brother Dean in Milwaukee yesterday
for New Year's Day, and he pulled out his old LAS yearbooks. My
daughter is now in the 2nd grade, and she thought it was hilarious to
see pictures of her mom from the 2nd grade! I currently live in
Appleton, Wisconsin, and work as a legal administrative assistant for
Kimberly-Clark Corporation (manufacturers of fine products such as
Huggies, Kleenex, and Pull-Ups). I have two children, Mary Elizabeth, 7
years old, and William, who recently turned 5. My husband Scott is a
Presbyterian minister. I was in Lahore from 1967 - 1972, from 1st to 6th
Gail Sturdevant Kenefake
Welcome to David Hanitchak, who checked in
December 22nd and wrote: I had a remarkable experience the other evening: my fiancee was talking about
her archeological work in the Indus to another couple, when the woman said she
had been in Lahore from '62 to '66. Perked me up. Her name is Lynn Rooney,
now Lee Rooney, an interior designer living in Winchester Massachusetts.
Though I can't say I remember her, I was at LAS the same years: in 2nd
through 6th grades.
Cruising the LAS site has jarred the memory a bit: Stanley Schlorholtz used
to pound on me, Ellen Gray and Pam Hinish are familiar names, and, closer to
my age, Matt Lorber, Mark Dunlap, Jackie Tipton, Diane Howard. Other than the
airlift to Tehran in '65, it's still all a bit hazy, though a similar odor or
some peculiar combination of lighting and atmosphere will send me back to the
old markets, movie houses, desert, Swat, Khyber. Anybody remember Chunga
Munga? I'll have to dig out the old year books.
Now I'm an architect who sails and races motorcycles. Amazing where we end
Happy to hear from anyone,
David Hanitchak
Boston MA
Welcome to Anya Butt, who checked in
December 1st and wrote: Hi,
I was class of 1985 (attending from 1979-1985).
Currently, I'm working on my PhD in Hydrology in Reno, NV.
My email address is email@example.com.
This site is a great idea!
Anya Butt
Welcome to Carol Barrowcliff Giampietro, who checked in
November 30th and wrote: Hi, Mark! Seems you are a famous person on this web site! I'm Stu's little
sister, Carol, and have grown up to have an e-mail address of my own.
firstname.lastname@example.com is my personal handle and email@example.com is my work
address. I live in Boothwyn, PA just a half mile from the Wilmington, DE
line. I have 2 children Erin 7years and Sean 4 years. I went to the San Diego
reunion and had a great time with many friends from years gone by. Looking
forward to Savannah 2000. I would really like to hear news from my class at
LAS '76, yeah! Aamer Gauhar; Asad Syed Ahmed; Robina Yasmin Kahn; Akbar
Murad; Christina (Paine) Hawter; Julie Thivierge; Dave Sturdevant; to name a
few. I spoke with Kathy McCoy Ninke this years on father's day and it was
great to catch up...on over 20 years of news!
Over Thanksgiving we were looking at slides of Pakistan...we need a reunion on
LAS's home turf! Carol Barrowcliff Giampietro
Welcome to Amir Fancy, who checked in
November 15th and wrote: Hi my name is Amir Fancy (class of 1985). A friend mentioned this
site. Great job!! Found one old friend and a lot of names from the past. I'd be happy to hear from
others who find their way onto this site. My email: email@example.com .
Welcome to Adnan Hussain, who checked in
November 8th and wrote: Hi, I was at LAS from '91-'95, (I was in the class of '96), still in touch with Khokes,
Adeel, Ijaz, sometimes the Rat and ever so rarely Kasuri Dangar too. I'm working on
a BFA in Fine Arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design. To see what I've been
up to, take a look at my web site: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/1696/
- Adnan Hussain (firstname.lastname@example.com) Nov. 8th 1998
Welcome to Tom Gaines, who checked in
November 3rd and wrote: My name is Tom Gaines and I attended LAS from 1962 - 1964, graduating in 1964.
It has been quite a thrill to find this site and read about many of my old
classmates and friends from Lahore. I have very fond memories of the two
years I spent in Lahore and have never forgotten those wonderful High School
years. After High School I returned to Missouri for college, married in '69,
have one daughter Shannon, who is 27 and now married. After 2 years in the
Army I taught in High School for a few years and am now a central office
school administrator living with my wife, Nancy, at 3401 Parklane, Blue
Springs, MO 64015. My E-mail address is: email@example.com. I would love to
hear from you old friends.
Welcome to George Scriban, who checked in
October 30th and wrote: Oh my God. I didn't even know this thing existed until now. I suppose it
just never crossed my mind that such a page would exist on the Web. How dumb
am I?
A member of the class of '87, I guess: I never actually graduated from LAS.
I attended LAS from September '81 until the middle of grade 10, Christmas
1984. Went back home and finished high school at Lower Canada College
in Montreal, Canada, and went on to Queen's University
at Kingston, eventually earning an honors degree in
Political Studies and English Literature in 1992. Naturally, I went on to
work in the software business.
My little brother Robert, who spent time in LAS's
lovely junior school, actually wound up finishing high school just down the
road at AES in New Delhi. He then went on to the University of Toronto,
doing a double major in Sociology and Political Science. He's currently
working with CIBC Insurance in Mississauga, just outside of Toronto.
I'm happy to hear from others who did time in the early-mid 80's at LAS.
Just drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
George Scriban
Welcome to Asher Malik, who checked in
October 27th and wrote: Salam,
This is Asher Malik from the class of 1995. I think that is site is a good idea because it
brings together people and memories. I am going through my last year at Drake University and
can be reached at email@example.com .
Welcome to Hussain Fakhruddin, who checked in
October 24th and wrote: Hi my name is Hussain Fakhruddin. My tenure at LAS was between 1981-1985.
Four years of great fun and growing up. Sergio's pictures were great and
brought back fond memories. I am trying to get a hold of several of my class
mates. If any one knows where Shaan Mukhtar, Amaad Lone, Amir Fancy, and Amin
Saigol are, please send me their email addresses at firstname.lastname@example.com I believe
these four are still in Lahore. Thanks for a great site.
Welcome to Krister Shalm, who checked in
October 15th and wrote: I am a member of the Class of '98. I think that this web page
is a great idea. I would like to say hello to the Class of '98 and everyone else who made my
time in Lahore special. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com . Take care everyone
Welcome to Chris Cavas, who checked in
October 14th and wrote: Chris Cavas, KAS 1963-65, 4th through 6th Grade (and with apologies for
crowding in on your LAS site!). Karachi was an experience that woke me up
from a humdrum American kid existence and really opened my eyes to the rest of
the world. Amazing how many things I remember with great clarity after all
these years. Was back to Karachi for only a few hours in 1987 - dashing about
town with a work crew, it was surprising how many times I paused to point out
sights and sites and buildings that I hadn't thought about in over two
decades! I had a chance to break off for about two hours, and with a driver
found the old PECHS school just before dark...got out and walked around, the
place was then a health center, but the buildings looked much the same
(although the neighborhood sure didn't!). Can't believe I just missed the
KAS reunion - I live in Bethesda MD, about 20 mins. away :(. I played
trumpet in the band under Mrs. Scott, and yes, I actually remember those Big
Kids Bob Gardner and Eric Moody - - - back when I was too afraid to talk to
20 minutes and 33 years away....and I missed it....
Welcome to Michelle (Loupee) Northrup, who checked in
October 11th and wrote: After using everyone else's email, I finally found the time to get
my own. My name is Michelle (Loupee) Northrup. I belong in the Class of '77 - which was always
heavily populated with females and very few boys- HA! I attended LAS during '70-'73, which put
me in the 6th, 7th and 8th Grade. My parents are Jerry & Bonnie Loupee (for all the "Scotch Foresome"
golfers out there). My older brother Paul (who graduated from LAS), older sister Colette, and younger
brother John (who I see has finally checked in) also attended LAS. I still communicate with a
few classmates which I am hoping to get to the Savannah 2000 Reunion! It would be great to see
more teachers and parents at the next Reunion as there were several at the Calgary Reunion which
was great! Thanks again Dave & Berkeley as I had a great and memorable time! And a big THANKS
to Mark for the pictures, homepage, updated info, etc. etc. etc...... where would we be without
you!!!!! I hope more people from my class will be checking in and getting in touch - as well as
any one who attended LAS during those great years of parties, music and lots and lots of dancing!
You can reach me now at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks again Mark....
Welcome to Margy Kane, who checked in October 6th and wrote: Margy Kane class of 1968, I do believe. currently in concord, ca. still
keeping up with many friends from pakistan. anyone out there in cyberspace
know where either sally or susan richards are? they were at las way back in
the early 60's...well, much love to anyone who knows me and reads this...
Welcome to Bill Muldoon III, who checked in October 5th and wrote: Hello! Accidently
came across this web site... amazing how this technology is bringing the world closer together!
Was in Lahore at LAS in 68/69, was in 2nd/3rd grade, as one of the Muldoon clan, 6 kids, now spread out around the country. Noticed you're looking for the Jones kids; should be able to
find them, as we've stayed in touch with Bob and Rosemary Jones. My dad was stationed in Lahore with AID.
Great memories of LAS and Pakistan. I still remember more of those 2 years than I can believe!
Bill Muldoon III
Welcome to Ed Dickson, who checked in October 2nd and wrote: My name is Ed Dickson and I attended LAS from 1963 until 1969. I later moved
to Tarbela where I lived into the 70's. As I stumbled on this page some
thirty years after the fact it brought back a lot of memories. Pictures of
the place show that little has changed at LAS, although I hear Lahore has
changed greatly.
Thanks for the fond memories.
Welcome to Mary Gunther, who checked in September 29th and wrote: hello, I am a friend of Barbara Blossers from way way way back , really
want to get in touch with her, please someone forward this, the state
department won't never has thanks mary gunther at
firstname.lastname@example.com, any any any help would be appreciated peace
Welcome to Dick and Ellen Hoffman, who checked in September 22nd and wrote: Greetings!
We visited this site in August and were really pleased to discover the
names of former students and fellow staff members.
We are Dick and Ellen Hoffman (1989-91). We have many fond memories of
our experiences in Lahore both as teachers at LAS and our travels within
the country. We have had the good fortune of maintaining contact with a
few of our fellow teachers and several of our former students, some of
whom are presently studying in the USA.
The Savannah reunion sounds exciting to us and we are already planning
to attend. We would be more than happy to provided assistance if
Is it possible to make contact through this site with present LAS
teachers and staff members with whom we worked and may still be working
there? If so, let us know.
Thank you for this opportunity to "visit" LAS once again!
Our Best to All Our Friends,
Dick and Ellen
Welcome to Kathy (Koessner) Ward, who checked in September 20th and wrote: Hi: I'm another Lahore Alumni and attended LAS from 1961-65. My name is Kathy (Koessner) Ward and we left Lahore at the end of my junior year in
August of 1965. My brother Harold Koessner was there from 1961-63. He
actually graduated from LAS. Diane Galbreath, Dave Douglass, Bill Greenman,
Pam Hinish, Lynn Rooney, Stanley Schlorholtz, Jim Schwartz, Mary Snyder were
some of the people in my class. I'm looking at copies of the Yaden Yearbook,
dates 63, 64, and 65. I also have some Pioneer newspapers dated 1962 and
1963. I live in San Diego now (Vista specifically) and my brother lives in
Chicago. I've been married to my husband John for nearly 25 years. I would
love to hear from others who were at LAS during 61-65. I got the surprise of
my life tonight with a phone call from Sandi Panu's mother who is visiting
Sandi's younger sister in Chicago. I haven't been in touch with the Panu's
since we left Lahore over 30 years ago. The phone call brought back a lot of
wonderful memories. My e-mail is email@example.com. PS If anyone knows
Jody Studebaker's new address now that she is in Idaho, I would like to make
contact with her as my mother is trying to locate her mother!
Welcome to Amin Khan, who checked in September 19th and wrote: I don't want to get sentimental or anything... Just wanted to say hello to
the Class of '92 and the rest of my friends from back then.
Welcome to Allen Clark, who checked in September 19th and wrote: Hello!
I attended LAS for the last two of the four years I lived in Lahore,
graduating in 1965. I've just been shown this site, and am in touch with
several others who were there during the same years. I'll share it with them,
and hopefully we can fill in a few more blanks from those early years.
Allen Clark
Welcome to Eric Moody, who checked in September 13th and wrote: Hello, I'm another KAS'er joining Bob Gardner in attending the upcoming KAS re-union later this month. I went to KAS during the early 60s (62-66).
Pakistan was the first place I'd ever lived outside of the United States and
I found it mysterious, different, HOT, strange & wonderful and a little bit
frightening. But, I got to do many things that I would never have done
living in the US. Things like a campout in Swat, raise pigeons, travel by
train to Peshawar, live through black-outs and air-raids, ride a camel and
swim in the Indian Ocean. Mostly I remember a gracious and accomodating host
country where I made many friends.
Eric Moody
Welcome to Brenda (Samuelson) Pestal, who checked in September 11th and wrote: My brother, David Samuelson, mentioned that you were updating your LAS files. I graduated from HighSchool in Arizona in 1978 (wow! that's 20 years!). I attended LAS @'68-71 for 3,4,5th grades.
We have a dinosaur for a computer, so I can't access web sites. But thanks for working on it. Let me know if you'd like any info. I would love to be in touch with anyone who knew me, but feel a bit far away. I am married to a Nebraskan, Chris Pestal, and we live in Konya, Turkey.
Sincerely, Brenda (Samuelson) Pestal
Welcome to Bob Gardner, who checked in September 11th and wrote: Greetings!
You have a WEB site that brought back a flood of memories. All good.
Enjoyed my visit. I went to Karachi American School - 62-65. KAS has their
reunion Sept 25-27 in Fairfax, VA. The Comfort Inn will be loaded.
At some time in the future maybe a joint reunion could be a
possibility. Our contact person is Carol Rogers Naughton at
Warmest regards,
Bob Gardner
Welcome to Khalid Khwaja, who checked in August 26th and wrote: Hi, my name is Khalid Khwaja (class of 86)...it's nice and nostalgic to see
LAS on the web. I'm currently living in Connecticut, where I'm completing
my residency in General Surgery and am planning to pursue a career in
Transplantation Surgery. Would love to hear from LAS graduates, because I'm
so out of touch !!!
Welcome to Marilda Francisco-Victoria, who checked in August 26th and wrote: Greetings from Canada. I didn't go to LAS but do know some of you cuz'
you were in TARBELA. Got hold of some of the ISI folks, too. Am in
contact with Berkeley Stuart and Karen Clark-Meyers. We've even
visited!! Was suppose to join you guys for the reunion in Calgary but
was pregnant with our FOURTH child,was advised by the doctor NOT to go.
Have recently been in contact with SHABANA NAQUI. Small world, her
sister and I work together in the same organization. I have a list of
people and address from reunion in the USA of ISI folks if someone is
looking for someone who went to school there and a list of people and
addresses of the TARBELA reunion at Mr. Diss(sp.?) place. How do I get
these to you?? Oh, I forgot, I am - Marilda Francisco-Victoria. My
e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. I'm sure someone remembers me
- cheerleader, on the soccer, flag football and basketball team....
anyway..those were the days. I'm sure EVERYONE has changed soooo much.
Am looking forward to hearing from anyone I used to know. Will give you
more info on what's been happening since highschool then. O.K. This is
just GREAT!!! BEST REGARDS TO ALL!!!
Welcome to Shehryar Khan, who checked in August 19th and wrote: Wow.. bumped into your site on the 'net.. Made my day!
I went to LAS from KG onwards and graduated in 1992. It was a blast. Wish I could go back and do it all over again. The pictures brought back a lot of fond memories... I'm currently in Seattle, WA working for Apple Computer. I go back to Lahore often. Love that place.. For all those that know/knew me drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Susan (Zabinski) Blackwood, who checked in August 14th and wrote: It's been a long long time! This e-mail is from Susan Zabinski.....actually my name is now Susan Blackwood. I was a art teacher etc., for LAS in 1975-1978! It was one of the most incredible times of my life! I was barely older than some of the students and I felt just like one of them....still do! It tore out my heart to leave everyone. I have stayed in touch with several people....but I would love to hear from more! Saddly, my marriage to Jan Zabinski didn't work out and we were divorsed in 1984. A lot has happened to me since that time. I've gone on to establish a national and international reputation as an artist. In 1992 I started taking groups of artists all over the world for painting hoildays. In 1997, Andrew Norris from LAS and I organized a painting trip to England for artists. This year I married Howard Friedland. He is a fantastic artist and instructor. Together, the two of us are leading 30 artists to Venice, Itlay - October 1st through the 10th for a fantastic 10 days of painting and touring. Anyone that's interested there is still room to join the trip! I would love to hear from you out there. You are such a huge part of my past and I want to stay connected!
Welcome to Taimur Agha, who checked in
August 13th and wrote: wassup!! im taimur agha in eighth grade. this page is way cooler than
the official LAS page. email at: email@example.com
Welcome to Aamir Ataullah Khan, who checked in
August 12th and wrote: Dear Alumni Pages,
This is awesome, i was extremely excited when i came across this page.
My name is Aamir Ataullah Khan, and i graduated from LAS in 1994. I am
currently enrolled in my last semester at UMass, Amherst, double
majoring in Mass Communications and Economics, with a minor in film.
please do include me on the e-mail rooster. I can be reached at
email@example.com. i can't wait for the
Welcome to Tom Milliren, who checked in
August 10th and wrote: Ref your LAS web pages...good job...on the lead..Tom Milleren is really Tom Milliren.
Presently working at the American Embassy in Quito Ecuador..
E-mail [updated] is email@example.com.
Welcome to Fiona Jane (Goodacre) Kyle, who checked in
August 7th and wrote: Hi, I'm Fiona Jane (Goodacre) Kyle. I was in the Class of '88 and attended
LAS from 1975 to 1983. I was very pleasantly surprised when I found this page
and think it's an excellent idea. My brother and two sisters also went to LAS
(Timothy, Victoria and Rebecca). I now live in Nottinghamshire in England and
am married with a two year old daughter and a son who is eight months old. I
would love to hear from anyone, especially anyone who can help me with the
whereabouts of some of my old classmates. My e-mail address is:
Welcome to Faisal Noon, who checked in
July 29th and wrote: Hey guys, my name is Faisal Noon - Class of '92. I was at LAS from KG until I
graduated. I was told of this site by a close friend of mine, Tamir Hussain,
also a fellow graduate. It's so cool to see that someone has created
something like this. Visiting this site has brought back a bunch of great
memories ... the times we skipped class, the times we goofed off, and most
important of all, the great times we had at LAS! For me, LAS was a place that
gave me the chance to make great friends of fellow students and faculty
members. With all the friends I made, the good times we shared, and the all
the great memories I have of LAS, I couldn't have had a better high school to
graduate from!!!
Please feel free to get in touch with me at : firstname.lastname@example.com
Welcome to Tamir Hussain, who checked in
July 28th and wrote: Hi my name is Tamir Hussain '92. I went to LAS from 1978-1992. Visiting this
site has brought back so many good memories. There are a lot of people here
I remember from my years in Elementary and there are few from the years in
High School. I have no doubt that that the time I spent in LAS was the best.
I remember during school how all of us wished to just graduate and leave as
soon as possible, now I know how wrong I was to think that. I miss the
Halloween Carnival, all the Hockey, Soccer etc. conventions. I hope to make
it to Savannah 2000 reunion. Good luck to everyone in the future!!!
Welcome to Mary Gardner Rowlett, who checked in
July 23rd and wrote: Hi! I'm Mary Gardner (married name is Rowlett), I went to LAS from 1961 to
1965 and then moved to Bangkok and graduated from the International School
Bangkok in 1968. George Murphy was kind enough to e-mail me w/this address!
We both went to LAS & ISB!
You don't know how many times I think of my years in Lahore---it was an
incredible time! It is wonderful to look through this site and remember old
names and times! I would love to go back to Lahore and visit all the old
My brother, Bob Gardner, graduated from LAS in 1962 and my younger sister,
Cassie Gardner (Burke) was in 7th grade when we left. Dad worked for the UN.
What a wonderful adventure we had!
I am married with two boys 21 & 24 and two step children 21 & 25! My husband
and I live in Modesto, CA. I administer a Child Development Program for
Modesto City Schools and my husband, Jerry, is a Recruiting Specialist for
I'm so glad I now know about this site!
Mary Gardner Rowlett
Welcome to Audie Chaudhry, who checked in
July 16th and wrote: What a rush!
I just spoke with my brother Bilaal and he happened to tell me about the
site. After about 20 minutes of poking around, I find myself in a
nostalgic haze I just can't shake. Mark, thank you for doing this.
I graduated from LAS in 1975. It would be a truism to say that life
hasn't been the same since, but I think anyone reading this will know
what I mean. In the twenty three interveining years I had many
different johs, went to the San Diego reunion, got married (Martha), had
two sons (Zackary (2), and Logan (6 months)), and moved to Singapore.
We have been living here for the last 2.5 years and will probably be
moving again in the next 6 months or so. If anyone is comming through,
please come and visit with us a while.
Welcome to Anthony Wylde, who checked in
July 16th and wrote: Hi,
My name is Anthony Wylde. I attended LAS for 2 years, 95-97, but I haven't graduated yet, five more years. If anyone one in eighth grade now would want to contact me, my e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com Right now, I'm living in Jakarta and going to Jakarta International School but soon I will be moving to Beijing, China. Thanks
Welcome to Ray Stark, who checked in
July 10th and wrote: I just got an E-mail from George Murphy and he told me about your website. I
can't believe that I actually recognize some of the names. I went to LAS from
about 1961-mid 1964. I figured everyone my age would be taking a dirt nap.
My father worked as an Electrical Engineer with Miner and Miner. We moved to
Bangkok in 1964 and I graduated from there in 1965. I now live in Colorado,
married to a wonderful person named Sharon and work for the Aurora Fire
I'll keep in touch.
Ray Stark(email@example.com)
Welcome to George Murphy, who checked in
July 8th and wrote: My name is George Murphy, and I along with my brothers, Kevin and Brian,
attended LAS from 1957 - 1964. This is like entering the twilight
zone...seeing some of these names from way out of the past. We originally
lived by the water tower in the FCC area, then later moved to the Gulberg
area. I know Bill Greenman and his brothers lived down the street and
around the corner from us in FCC, and if I'm not mistaken the French's
lived right up the street from us in Gulberg, and if Jody Studebaker has a
brother John, then they also lived right down the street from us in
Gulberg, when they moved from Kabul. Does anyone know the whereabouts of
Elizabeth Naylor/Jane Clinton/Eddie and Hilaria Mahoney? I would love to
hear from any "old-timers" out there. MY E-mail address is
email@example.com; my Snail-mail address is:
George Murphy
717 Jenny Ann Ct.
Herndon, VA 20170
and my phone number is (703) 481-0430
I'm also really interested in anyone from the years 1957 - 1964, who would
have graduated in 1967.
Welcome to Moe Khakwani, who checked in
July 1st and wrote: Hey everybody! this is pretty cool. i never knew our school had anything
on the net. I am currently in 10th grade. i came to LAS when i was in
third grade. i came from southern california. and ive been in las ever
since. l.a.s is like my second home. ive made lots of friends and if any
of u guys pass by than write to me at firstname.lastname@example.com take care!
Welcome to Nicki (French) Schumacher, who checked in
June 24th and wrote: Hi I'm Nicki (French) Schumacher Class of 1963. It's been a couple of
years since I left Lahore but I always wondered what happened to the
other eight of my graduating class. I hear from Bobbie (Bolger)
Fishburn at Christmas, but have never heard what happened to the rest of
these important people in my life in 1963. Their names are Jim Bender,
Mary Anne Dempsey, Harold Koessner, Terri Pounders, Liz and Gene
Seifert, and Mike Wolcott. My favorite teacher was Mrs. McDonald, she
taught History of the Sub-continent. My sister Kathi let me know about
this page and I never thought I'd hear about anyone else graduating from
LAS. It's amazing how much it has grown. Since graduating I attended
school at U of Wyoming and married, had four sons, all grown now, I work
at the local school district as a bookkeeper. My e-mail address is
email@example.com. I'd love to hear from all of you.
Welcome to Kathy Rooney Frazer, who checked in
June 23rd and wrote: Hi,
My name is Kathy Rooney Frazer and I graduated from LAS in 1964. There
were seven students in that class - Lyman Flook; Kathi French Yenni; Tom Gaines; Gary Leitch; Dick Malsbary; Larry Pate; and me.
I went to Rutgers University, graduated and married in 1968. Charlie
and I have a son Colin who graduated from high school this summer and
will be attending Colorado College in Colorado Springs in the fall.
Charlie is a prof. of journalism at the U. of Oregon and I teach
remedial math and reading in an elementary school. It is my third
career - I was a social worker for a few years and then an artist potter
for 15 years.
My parents were with AID and are living well. My two younger sisters attended LAS aw well. They are Leigh (Lynn) Rooney Gallaher and Joyce Rooney Jimmink.
I'd love to hear from anyone from those early days of LAS.
Welcome to John Loupee, who checked in
June 15th and wrote: I am Paul's little brother, John. Anyway, I was at LAS from 1970-1973, in
grades 4-6. I hung around with Eric Folschweiler, Paul Rivera, Scott Howell
and Jamil Hussein. Lahore was alot of fun. I remember all you "big guys" had
bikes, long hair and headbands. I couldn't make it to Calgary but will be at
Savannah 2000 of course.
If any old classmates want to drop me a line. The E-mail address is:
Welcome to Bilaal A. Chaudhry, who checked in
June 13th and wrote: This is a great idea! I am Bilaal A. Chaudhry Class of 1982. I haven't
seen anyone else from my class yet but hopefully in time they will learn of
this neat web page! I recognize so many people and there is just so much
to catch up on it seems overwhelming! My e-mail address is
Welcome to Lon Borjas, who checked in
June 11th and wrote: My borhter and I went to LAS from 1965 to 1967. The picture on the Web
brought back a lot of memories. Kevin and Duke Jones were also there
before and after us if I remember right. They are both living in the
Salt Lake City area. Kevin is a Lawyer.
My bother, Noel Borjas, is now living in Tampa Bay, Florida. My family
and I live in Milford, Kansas.
Let me know if you need more.
Welcome to Kathi (French) Yenney, who checked in
June 11th and wrote: What a "blast from the past"!!! I graduated from LAS in '64 and my sister
in'63. My folks were there from 62-66 or 67 with AID. My sister is Nicki
(French) Schumacher now of Winnemucca, NV. I am Kathi (French) Yenney @
firstname.lastname@example.com living in Milton Freewater, OR. My parents are Norman & Anna
French now living in Walla Walla, Wa.
Welcome to Kris (Peterson) Codron, who checked in
June 11th and wrote: Hi Mark! My name is Kris (Peterson) Codron, from the class of '74. I
found this website a few weeks ago from another alumni, Darryn Fogie,
and have been trying to get in touch with you ever since.
Unfortunately, my internet connection at work could not access this. I
was thrilled to see how much work you have put into designing and
maintaining this, and it was wonderful to have the opportunity to get in
touch with old friends. I have even corresponded with someone already!
I am also trying to reach other alumni that you are searching for
through my parents, and I am looking forward to the school reunion in
On a somber note, another '74 alumni, Wes Fisk, passed away about five
years ago.
Thanks for doing this. I can be reached at either firstname.lastname@example.com
(work) or email@example.com (home). I look forward to rekindling fond
memories and making new ones!
Welcome to Julia Hanes Hatfield, who checked in
May 28th and wrote: Hi everybody! Pakistan in the news today brought back so many memories that
I decided to try once more to find you. "Infoseek" was a goldmine! I was
at LAS in '61 and '62 (7th and 8th grades) along with my brother Daniel
Hanes and sister Jennifer Hanes who were in the elementary school. I'd love
to hear from any of you who were there 30-some years ago ( - has it really
been that long?).
Julia Hanes Hatfield
Welcome to Shamaila Khan, who checked in
May 28th and wrote: Hi, my name is Shamaila Khan. I've been at LAS for two years and am
graduating this year. I just want to take the time out and say thank you
to the class of '98 for the amazing time we have had this year.
Everything from the senior trip to skip day. Keep in touch and good luck
in the future. E-mail email@example.com.
P.S Can you add the calss of 98 to your directory.
Welcome to Shahryar Saigol, who checked in
May 25th and wrote: Hi, My name is Shahryar Saigol, Class of 1980. Currently living
in Lahore. One Wife two kids, one dog.
Hi, to all who know (knew) me.
Shahryar Saigol, KOHINOOR SUGAR MILLS LTD
18-Main Gulberg, Lahore, PAKISTAN.
EMAIL:email@example.com, email@example.com
Phones: Off:92-42-5750270 Res:92-42-5764676
Welcome to Sammi Syed, who checked in
May 15th and wrote: Hey, I'm Sammi Syed and I was just surfing the net when I decided to
look for some site of the school to get some pictures for my web site.
Then I stumbled upon this site and found it really suprising to see so
many people write in who have graduated from such a long time back. I
was in the school from nursery to 8th grade in the '97. Then I had to
leave for Dubai and I hope to come back for the school year '98-'99 in
grade 10. If any one has some useful pictures of the school and of the
people, please send me at email@example.com Cheers!
Welcome to Aurangzaib Khan, who checked in
May 12th and wrote: Hey guys,
I was in LAS for only one year 89-90 , and people knew me as "AZ". To
recollect your memories I used to play the drums. For all those who
knew me., mail me at email@example.com
Mailing Address: 376 Ilyssa Way,
Staten Island, NY 10312
Welcome to Ahmed Butt, who checked in
May 6th and wrote: Hi I'm Ahmed Butt.........I attended my 11th grade year at Lahore American
School...........I am in the class of '98.......I just want to say wussup to everyone that knows
me and if they wanna keep in touch they can email me. Thanx.
Ahmed Butt
Welcome to Brooks Wintemute, who checked in
April 26th and wrote: Hey everyone. This is Brooks Wintemute from the class of 1999. I went
to LAS from 1992 and left after the 1996-1997 school year and really
miss everyone there. I can't wait to visit in winter of 1998 and summer
of 1999. Thanks.
Welcome to Raza Ellahi, who checked in
April 26th and wrote: HI,
Welcome to Zarrar Saeed, who checked in
April 25th (and again on July 15th) and wrote: How's it going? my name is Zarrar and i was in the class of 1999. IF
any of you people want any information about the Lahore American School
and the people in it then please write to me and i'll link you to LAS's
students. Very soon i am making an email list of all past and present
members of the LAS family.... aaaaiiiiiiiiiggghhhttt!!! write in!!!
Welcome to Saquib Saigol, who checked in
April 23rd and wrote: Hi, My name is Saquib Saigol and I attended LAS 1973-75.(Class of 75)
Got married in 1983 and have three sons aged 13 10 and 5. I still live
in Lahore. I would love to be in touch with everybody who knew me.My
Email address is email@example.com please drop me a line.
Welcome to Janet Bakker, who checked in
April 23rd and wrote: Hi, some greetings from Holland. My name is Janet Bakker and I was in
LAS from 1984 - 1986. Finding the LAS page was really a surprise to me!
It is so nice to see everything back and get in touch with some people
you knew such a long time ago. Pakistan and my time at LAS have always
been in my mind, so that I decided to return to Pakistan about 1,5 year
ago now in order to do a study for my thesis which I have finished now
successfully. I did go to LAS then and it was amazing how much it had
changed. It was good to be back and have a talk to Mrs Sleem who taught
me computer basics. I would like to get in touch with anyone who knew
me, my e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Welcome to Saqib Mirza ('94), who checked in
April 18th and wrote: Hi, I cruised through your site and enjoyed the old recollections. The
picture of Surti, the old buildings, and names of former colleagues
brought back memories. Currently i'm studying at UT Austin, double
majoring in Computer Science and Economics. My homepage will soon come
up, in 2-3 months, so please visit it. The address will be
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/smirza. My
email address is: email@example.com, if anyone
wants to contact me. Bye.
Welcome to Jahangir Muggo ('86), who checked in
April 4th and wrote: My name is Jahangir Muggo and I was in the Class of '86.
I have always felt that LAS was a
very transitory experience... because most people, including teachers
were either on their way in or out! This sight is probably the only
anchor for alums for people in and before classes of 1990. I have just
seen two people from my class and intend to get in touch with them! I am
looking for a classmate by the name of Furkan Javaid, if any one come
across his address or contact please forward it to this homepage or to
me at my address "firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com".
For those of you who knew Mr. Gilesepi, I heard heard he passed away
last January... GOD REST HIS SOUL!!!
Welcome to Bill Greenman ('66), who checked in
March 31st and wrote: i was sitting here, rather bored on a long winded teleconference when i
surfed to this site. my name is bill greenman, i arrived in lahore on
new years day 1959 and left for the last time in 1965. it is
interesting to see that the school lasted, and also interesting to me
that the rally point is the school (i detested school as the teachers of
my era will remember). the first las only had about 40 students, i
still have a picture of all of us outside the second school building.
school went to 8th grade. there were 7 of us in 5th grade. neal
goodman, johnny strong, nicky krantz, laura tipton, her twin brother,
myself and another kid who's first name was paul. all but johnny and i
left that summer. school got out at noon, so was tolerable for me. i
am intersted in hearing from any of that era or later,. i travel
extensively so am able to 'drop in'. i can be reached at
firstname.lastname@example.com. i still have several
yearbooks from those days and, of course, great memories. last, but not
least, i saw stanly schlorholtz in florida the fall of 96. like me, he
has broadened a bit at the beam but otherwise looks the same. i look
forward to hearing from any of you. cheers, bill greenman
Welcome to Jim Springer (AISK '72), who checked in
March 28th and wrote: I am an alum from AISK in Kabul and I found the LAS web site from a link. I
fondly remember some of the get-togethers our schools had between 1968 and
1972 for basketball games. (One year, we had a football game, played in
Lahore). Some of the names listed on you site bring back memories; Barbara
Blosser, Ali Muzafer (?), Debbie Samenek, Robin Libby. It's nice to see that
everyone is still around and doing well. Best of luck with your next reunion!
Jim Springer
AISK 1968-1972 class of '72
AIS New Delhi 1966-1968
Welcome to Liz Feudale-Bowes ('73), who checked in
March 15th and wrote: Well you finally found me. Not that I was hiding! Berkeley contacted me
through my mother in Florida and I was thrilled to hear from her and about
some of my old cronies from LAS. In case you don't remember I also had a
brother who attended LAS the year before me - Richard Feudale whom some of you
may fondly remember as "Savage"! Needless to say, upon arrival at LAS I was
non-plussed to be referred to as "Little Savage"! I certainly hope that I did
NOT live up to that name!
I was looking forward to attending the 1997 reunion but unfortunately my then
fiance (now husband) Craig could not wrangle the time off from business. I was
disappointed but busied myself with planning our wedding which was coming up
on November 29th. Not a bad substitute!
We fully intend to make the Atlanta 2000[Editor's note: that would be Savannah 2000!)]
reunion and hope that many of you will be there!
Well I'm going to say bye for now. I can be reached by email at
email@example.com and Richard (Rick) can be reached at
Hope to hear from some of you soon!
Liz Feudale
alias: BAF!
Welcome to Fuad Rasul, who checked in
March 12th and wrote: Greetings and Salutations from Islamabad,
The Class of '78 was a couple of decades ago. No wonder nobody has
checked in to your site from that era. I am presently working for
National Leasing in Islamabad. I have some very good memories of my
days at LAS (1976-78). I am in touch with Ahsun Ali, Shafa Noon,
Shehryar Saigol, Junaid Malik, Akber Rizvi, Amer Gauhar, and soon Ghias
Mela (the MNA Member of the National Assembly), and I am sure I am
missing some other of my LAS contacts.
Welcome to Bob Gardner, who checked in
March 10th and wrote: Hi, my name is Bob Gardner and I was a student at LAS around 77 - 79. My
fellow students that i remember are Danelle Panu, Kim Naru, Manzer, Danny
Chaudery and so on...... I am a Sr Systems Programmer at Sysco Corp and
live in the Houston area. I would live to hear from anyone who remembers
Welcome to Amer Yaqub Mian, who checked in
February 27th and wrote: hello fellow LAS alumni's
my name is amer yaqub mian, and i'm graduated from LAS in '89. after
graduation, i spent 6 years in the states trying to "learn" something
and now i'm back in the homeland!! working in Islamabad.
i think this web page is just great!!! i've got some great memories of
the old mansion...some good and some bad, but i think that's what life
is all about.
i visited LAS a few months back and it has changed big-time!!! alot of
the old teachers / staffs have left/ fired!! personally i think LAS has
developed a major attitude problem over the years. i think it would
great if all the alumnis could form a group and transfer LAS into what
it used to be.
i look forward from other LAS alumnis.
Welcome to Vedad Musakadic, who checked in
February 23rd and wrote: Hi, I'm just letting you all know I'm still around. I was at LAS
1970-74, and graduated a year ahead of my Class of '75. I've lived in Sarajevo, survived the
seige of Sarajevo in 1992-93 along with my brother Medjid, who stayed until the end of the war
and is now rebuilding Bosnia ! For the last four years, I'm living in New York City, with my
wife Amra (not Amra Kevic from LAS) and daughter Farrah. It would be great to hear from the LAS
crowd, and I look forward to catching up on lost contacts.
P.S. Sorry I missed Calgary 1997, but I hope to see you all in Savannah 2000.
Welcome to Marie Rodriguez, who checked in
February 21st and wrote: who else from the year 2000 is out there. I attended LAS from '87-'94 i
practically grew up there. im dying to here from clas mates or anybody else
who me and my family know. this is a really cool web site it provoked a lot of
energy to make me go wild. It would really be something if i got any
Welcome to Faisal Chaudhry, who checked in
February 14th and wrote: Hi there!
My name is Faisal Chaudhry, class of '95. I attended LAS from
1985-95 and am currently a junior at Ohio Wesleyan University. I thought
I'd signup and get in touch with anyone who would know me or I would know.
No one from my class seems to be on the list, so I thought I'd take the
initiative! Oh, people could also check out my webpage at
www.owu.edu/~fachaudh in addition to sending e-mail!
Faisal Chaudhry
Welcome to Moeen Afzal, who checked in
February 9th and wrote: Hi,
It's great to see that there is a site through which we can still
contact our old classmates. I attended LAS from 1982-86 and have since
then, received my bachelor's degree from PU in double maths physics and
a Masters Degree in Geophysics in 1992. I have been working for an
exploration consultancy and services company in Islamabad since then
called Mathtech, you can visit our site at www.mathtech-pk.com. I manage
the Geophysical Division and provide Mapping, Interpretation and Seismic
Data Processing facilities to our 40 different national and
international Oil companies.
I am married now and have one daughter "Mariam". It would be great to
know what my class fellows are upto. Keep in posted.
Again, its a great effort on your part to put something like this
together, and it certainly does bring back good memories.
Moeen Afzal
Welcome to
Jody (Studebaker) Howell, who checked in February 4th and wrote: Hello!!
What a thrill to find this site!! I attended LAS from 1961-1965 in grades
5-9.My name then was Jody Studebaker...it's Howell now. Even though that was
MANY years ago I still often think of people I met there and have lost track
of. I recognized a few names and will write to them and maybe find others
that way. I have been living in Anchorage Alaska for the past 25 years. I
teach 4th grade and have 2 daughters ages 15 and 20. We will be moving back
to Idaho this summer (Idaho is the place to go....remember?) It will be fun to
live somewhere warmer!! I would love to hear from anyone who remembers
me....we can talk about old times!! My e-mail address is
Thanks for a fun trip down Memory Lane!!
Jody Howell [Editor's note: Jody's email address has since changed
to email@example.com]
Welcome to former LAS teacher
Cheryl Rutten, who checked in January 21st and wrote: I taught physical education, health
education and was the athletic director for four years. Years 1986-91. I am currently teaching
in a public school in Minnesota and would like
some information about the upcoming reunion. I would also like the
addresses of some former students. If you can help me out, that would
be great. I had two children born in Lahore and many fond memories. I
would love to renew some old student contacts. Thanks, Cheryl Rutten
Perham, Mn. P.S. I have some students who would also like to make
contact penpals with some seniors or juniors at the school. If you can
help out great.
Welcome to
Ijaz Bhattee, who checked in January 19th and wrote: Hi! I was at LAS from 1980-1984 in
the class of '88. I still have contacts with a few of my old classmates. I married in 1991,
guests included Hashim and Mansoor
Nawaz, Umer Khakwani, and others from class of '88. I now have a son born in 1994 called Hashim.
Thanks, Ijaz
Welcome to
Juan Fernando Garces, class of 2000, who checked in December 19th and wrote: Hi everybody!
I don't think any of you will remember me, I'm Juan Fernando Garces.
I studied at L.A.S in '91 (I think) and was in the class of 2000. I was a
really good friend of Omar Babar, Harris, Ahmed Iqbal and a lot more.
So, if you see any of them, please tell them to write to me at email@example.com because
I had their home addresses but I lost them. Thanks.
Finally took that long-overdue trip to Pakistan at the end of 1997. Here are a few pictures. Lahore remains one of the greatest cities on earth.
**Here they are: pictures of the 1997 Calgary reunion! (Note: there are still a few t-shirts left--e-mail Berkeley for details.)**
Do You Know Where These People Are?
Amir S. Fancy Marketing Director Expert Systems (Pvt.) Ltd. 88 Main Boulevard Cavalry Grounds Ext., Lahore Cantt. 54810 PAKISTAN Tel: 665-3364/65, 666-5928 Fax: +92 42 665-0142 Email: email@example.com URL: http://www.expertsystems.net Bayvision, Inc. 67 Wall Street Suite 2411 New York, NY 10005 U.S.A. Tel: 212-323-8237, Cell: 917-690-2077 Fax: 212-943-2300 Email: email@example.com URL: http://www.bayvision.com
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hope to hear/see from you all soon! Audie
A growing list of LAS alumni e-mail addresses is available on our visitors page, which can be viewed alphabetically, by class year, or by order of appearance. If you have not already checked in and added your name to the list, please take a moment to do so now by clicking here (This will generate an email to the site which will be reviewed and posted by the webmaster).
The 1997 Calgary LAS reunion was a great event, and the pictures prove it.
The 1992 San Diego LAS reunion was also an unqualified success, as you know if you were there. If you weren't there, here's a list of people you missed seeing -- and here's a picture of some of them at the beach!
We have been unable to locate the following alums. If you know where they are, please let us know.
Melanie Holt (7/17/1954- 2/20/2013)
Melanie was suddenly taken from her family on February 20, 2013, during surgery. Her ashes will be dispersed at the North West College in Powell Wyoming in August, 2013. Melanie is survived by her sister and best friend, Debbie Holt Manning and her family. Classmates can contact Debbie Holt Manning at 7909 Bridge St., Jacksonville, Florida, 32216.
John Strong October 18, 1948 - October 12, 2007
Susan Strong November 18,1946 - February 3, 2009
For those of you that are not from those early years at LAS, Johnny was an extremely adventurous young lad and the only other 10 year old in Lahore the summer of 1959 for me to hang out with. Where we went, also went his huge German shepard, Rinty. Johnny spoke good Punjabi and was an excellent kite flier. Mornings were spent slaughtering frogs on the canal behind my house with his slingshot, afternoons were spent tooling around on our bikes and getting into mischief (wedding bombs under charpoys of sleeping chowkidars behind HICOs at the circle) or swimming at the consulate pool. I lost track of Johnny after the family left Lahore, but I believe he was also at the American School in Istanbul. Susan was older than I and I dont recall much other than she was very popular and had lots of boy friends."
Dr. Carl Midkiff Wheeless of 508 W. Highland Street, Lakeland, Florida died October 19, 2007 following a long struggle with cancer. Dr. Wheeless was born January 21, 1919, in Anamosa, Iowa to Archie Reed and Josie Midkiff Wheeless. The family lived in Delhi, Strawberry Point, and Hopkinton, Iowa. He was a graduate of Cornell College (B.A.), the University of Tennessee (M.A.) and Georgetown University (Ph.D) and a Diploma in International Affairs from the University of Ankara, Turkey. He is the author of several books including a definitive reference work, Landmarks of American Presidents, published by Gale Research, Inc. 1995; Steps to the Goal and Beyond to the Calling, a story of Mission service published in 2001, and Ups and Downs and Around the Corner published in 2003. Recently, at the request of the government of Pakistan, he spent two years in Lahore Pakistan writing a book about the presidents of Pakistan - The Eleven Men of Pakistan.
In 1985 he retired from High Point University where had served as Head of the Department and professor of History, Political Science, and Geography (1971-1985). As a specialist in international affairs he was consultant to the Youth for Federal Union and a delegate to conferences in Germany and England. He was Distinguished Lecturer for College Student Tours to North Africa and the Middle East, South Asia, and the Caribbean. He served as a missionary with the United Methodist Church at Forman Christian College, Lahore, Pakistan as Professor, Department Head and Dean of Academic Arts from 1957-1970. He was Director of the Master of Public Administration in International Affairs, Syracuse University Program in Pakistan (1965-1970). He was employed by the United States government as an administrator with the Tennessee Valley Authority in the Health and Safety Division; Archives Assistant with the National Archives in Washington, D.C.; Foreign Affairs Specialist for Korea with the Department of the State; and Intelligence Specialist with the Department of Defense -- Office of navy Intelligence. He served overseas during World War II in the Mediterranean theatre with the assimilated rank of major attached to the United States War Shipping Administration.
Dr. Wheeless received numerous grants for foreign study and consultation including the Fulbright Award for study in Turkey and for special lectures at the University of Duisburg in Germany. He was awarded the Foy Distinguished Teaching Service award at High Point University, the L. E. Moody Service Award from Alpha Phi Omega for service to the High Point University community and a special award from Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity in recognition and appreciation of his services as advisor.
He has been a lifelong member of the United Methodist Church and until his death, was a member of First United Methodist Church, Lakeland, Florida.
On January 19, 1947, he was married to Mary Headrick of Erwin, TN who survives him. Also surviving are a son, Richard M. Wheeless (Carolyn) of Monkton, MD and two daughters, Letha Schriver (Charles) of Hendersonville, NC and Ann Duda (Edward) of Greensboro, NC and six grandchildren, Tamara Watson of Atlanta, GA, Max, Samantha and Nicholas Wheeless of Monkton, MD and Carl and Andrew Duda of Greensboro, NC. Two sisters, Mrs. Elaine Schnittjer of Orlando, FL and Mrs. Lorraine Needles of Leesburg, VA also survive him.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First United Methodist Church, 72 Lake Morton Dr, Lakeland, FL 33801 or Florida Presbyterian Homes, 16 Lake Hunter Dr, Lakeland, FL 33803. A memorial service will be held in the chapel at Florida Presbyterian Homes on Saturday, November 10 at 10:00 a.m.
Lahore American School official site
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Dawn--the Internet Edition (news from Pakistan)
International School of Islamabad
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