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Did you watch the Emmies? Me neither. Apparently an ill-mannered Hispanic rabbit won for album of the year. I'll bet he was no Perry Como.
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Speaking of awards, Mike Schwartz '61 ought to get an Oscar for A Place Like This, a poignant 7-minute video that reminded me of the movie Where's Pappa? Mike was tickled to see his name mentioned last week as an actor in the 1961 senior play. Click HERE and enjoy.
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"Hafa adai!" ("Hello" from Guam)
Ted Hazlewood learned that my family lived on Guam in 1951 and decided to send photos of him and his sisters in 1953 also in Guam.
The Hazlewoods -- Michelle ’67, Dianne ’65, and Ted ’63
The Frys: Vicki (Hoover '64) and John Fry '62
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60 Years Ago February 10,1966 Evening Tribune
Von Jacobsen '66
Click HERE to read what Sports Writer Harlan Bartlett had to say about Crawford's Von Jacobsen.
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60 Years Ago February 11,1966 Evening Tribune
Larry Blum '63
Larry Blum '63 also broke the Freshman scoring records of another USF alumn. What was his name? Oh, THAT'S right -- Bill Russell!!
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How sad that Nancy didn't live long enough to see her frequent ANA lunch partner Royce Williams be awarded the Medal of Honor, according to yesterday's paper. We were with Royce and his wife at an ANA meeting when the government finally allowed him to reveal what happened in the skies over Korea.
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I've always feared that one day, if I lived long enough, Fry Days would just be obituaries. I'll continue to share them if you send them, but I'm no longer gonna peruse the media looking for them. A Facebook posting yesterday indicated that Aztec-for-Life Chet Carney '74 has passed. That would be him on the left.
