"Achieve the Honorable"
-
Roberta Grapperhaus
- Female
- United States
- Blog Posts
- Discussions
- Events
- Groups
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Roberta Grapperhaus's Page
Profile Information
- What is your HHS class year?
- 1971
Members
Pay for Alumni Day, Annual Dues, make Donations and pay for business card ads on the Business Resources section here:
Birthdays
Birthdays Today
Birthdays Tomorrow
Latest Activity
"Please see the Alumni Day Flyer on the main page o this website.
Best, Susan"
Hollywood High School Art Exhibition at "HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL"
November 1, 2024 at 5pm to November 21, 2024 at 7pm
Site Design & Development
www.hhsalum.org was designed and developed by E.J. Dixon Design. Creating social communities that drive business, build brands, raise awareness, or just get you connected!
www.ejdixondesign.com
ejdixon3@yahoo.com
www.ejdixondesign.com
ejdixon3@yahoo.com
Badge
Photos
© 2025 Created by SUSAN J. SILVESTRI.
Powered by
Comment Wall (4 comments)
You need to be a member of Hollywood High School Alumni Association to add comments!
Join Hollywood High School Alumni Association
Rollin' On The River with Kenny Rogers and The First Edition:
Not being very techie, I was very impressed to learn that we could restore and preserve this historic 1970s classic television series by transferring the old 2 inch tape, called quad format to digital format, which improves the picture and sound quality.
If you enjoy the Rock n' Roll and R&B music of the '60s and '70s, you will enjoy the "Remember" DVD. We have received many, many glowing reviews from the entertainment press. Many of these reviews are posted on the http://www.rememberthe70s.com/ web site.
You I remember 100%.
Perhaps you remember Tom Peavey (one of the only 3 doorman who worked there). I can distinctly remember him saying to me while we were in the dressing room putting on our uniforms(on more than one occasion), "Roberta is working tonight!" We both had huge crush on you.
The supply room to the snackbar was behind it and 4 feet lower and there was a sliding door through which I would pass buckets of ice along with candy and popcorn.... Tom and I would fight for the honor of being the one to give supplies to the girls and look through that sliding door at floor level and see all the cute legs. We fought extra hard on the nights that you worked.
Such are the fond memories of being 17.
:-)
I was just scrolling through the list of alumni names and had to stop and write this note as soon as I saw yours.
I dont know if you'll remember me but I deffinately remember you.... especially wearing your Pacific Theater uniform with those blue tights that showed off your cute legs. I was one of the doormen working at the Dome. Those were some fun times.
I hope you are doing well.
~Robert