User talk:69.232.183.15

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[edit] Re: Garfield High School (Los Angeles)

You're welcome. I'm glad to know my work is appreciated. I don't really know that much about it other than having seen the movie and a brief web search. I went to the GHS in Seattle. It would be great if you added to the article on your school. If you want help the Wikipedia Tutorial is a good place to start learning about Wikipedia. If you have school article specific questions, the Wikipedia project for school articles is a good place to find out more about school articles. You can also type {{helpme}} on this page and an experienced Wikipedian will respond here shortly. If you have less immediate questions that you can't find the answer to yourself, you can always leave me another message on my talk page. Below I have included a standard welcome note for contributors who don't have a username. It doesn't require any personal information, not even an email address. When you leave a message on a talk page, please type ~~~~ at the end. This will create a timestamp and an identifier of who left the message.

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from Wikipedian:—WAvegetarianCONTRIBUTIONSTALK EMAIL 19:37, 13 March 2006 (UTC)