CORVALLIS HIGH SCHOOL ARCHIVE GROWS

BUILDING A GREAT MUSEUM FOR THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY

Our Lady of Corvallis closed its doors in 1987 after serving the Valley as a Catholic girls' school for 46 years. In the 27 years since Corvallis dispersed its student body to other schools, chiefly Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, and Providence High School in Burbank, the story of this prominent school has begun to disappear. Your Museum is working with the archivist of the Order of Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary in Montebello, California to create a history of this important school.

Graduating Class - Corvallis High School - 1965 - loaned to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley by Heather Preimesberger - Photo by Crowley and Smith, Sherman Oaks. (click on image to enlarge it.)

Cover of "Corvallis Homecoming" program - the final event of the school in Studio City. Gift to The Museum of the San Fernando Valley from Heather Preimesberger 2013. (click on image to enlarge it.)

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