“My mom and dad, they loved [A.H. Parker High School]. They loved the history and the tradition. With my dad, his mom attended Parker, his uncle and his aunt attended Parker and graduated from Parker … ”

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“My mom and dad, they loved [A.H. Parker High School]. They loved the history and the tradition. With my dad, his mom attended Parker, his uncle and his aunt attended Parker and graduated from Parker … ”

KAREN STEELE, ALUM, (CLASS OF 1980), AS THE SCHOOL CELEBRATES 125 YEARS; THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES, FEB. 6.

Source: The Birmingham Times

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