Talk:Fox Lane High School
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[edit] Famous people
Not sure about one of your famous people, since I believe the first graduating class from Fox Lane was 1959. My sister, Glee was in that class. I graduated with the class of 1970 (along with my old friend Susan Dey), and you ought to include a fairly famous if underated musician from the class of 1970 = Richard Hunter. He is the son of Evan Hunter, the author who wrote "Blackboard Jungle" among other notable writings which I will let you do your own research on. But more importantly, Richard Hunter is an accomplished musician and harmonica player par excellance who is renowned worldwide. He has numerous albums/CDs out and has taught many well known "harp" players how to ply their trade. He's also a real nice guy. There are other important and possibly famous graduates of Fox Lane I could mention, but I'll let them do their own "comming out" if they want to. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.68.227.170 (talk • contribs)
[edit] Gas Leak
On December 3rd 2007, there was a gas leak at the new science wing (C wing). Should this be mention? Basically around 9:15am, the fire alarm went off. For a about 40 minutes. After that most students were transfered to the Middle School. We got back around 11:30am. (I was there first hand.)
(link to source) http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071203/NEWS02/712030382/1018/NEWS02
Patrolman89 23:22, 3 December 2007 (UTC)
