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posted by Karen
My school information:
Lafayette Elementary - kindergarten
St Thomas the Apostle - 1st thru 4th grades
Fernando Rivera (Daly City/Westlake)5th thru 8th grades
I then moved to Stonewall, Oklahoma and graduated in 1977.
One of my brothers attended St Thomas and then graduated from Riordan in 1967. My other brother attended St Thomas and then graduated from Serramonte in 1972.
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Lafayette Elementary - kindergarten
St Thomas the Apostle - 1st thru 4th grades
Fernando Rivera (Daly City/Westlake)5th thru 8th grades
I then moved to Stonewall, Oklahoma and graduated in 1977.
One of my brothers attended St Thomas and then graduated from Riordan in 1967. My other brother attended St Thomas and then graduated from Serramonte in 1972.
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