For people who attended Crawford High School or would have attended if they hadn't moved -- or just have fond memories of San Diego in the '40s, '50s and '60s.
Click HERE to register as a Sixth Grade Camp alumni on the Outdoor Education Foundation web site. That way you'll get invited to their big party.
Janny and Ken Burton '72 post for a photo aboard the Carnival Splendor. It may have been the high point of their trip, but they'll certainly have something to talk about in the years to come. Click HERE to see the photos Ken took -- and a few that I added.
I had to figure this out on my own, but -- apparently -- every Thursday at noon you can go on line and talk baseball with Union-Tribune writer Bill Center '63. I'm pretty sure you have to stick to baseball, so don't go asking him about how he aced Mr. Billings' Chemistry test or his date with Vicki AND Virginia Stack. (You KNOW I'm making this stuff up as I go along, don't you?) Well, not the part about chatting on-line with Bill about baseball. Click HERE -- and wait patiently until next Thursday at noon.
The Crawford Foundation is sponsoring a fundraiser at the Panda Express on 58th and University on Wednesday November 17th from 11 AM to 9 PM. 20 percent of what you spend will go to the foundation -- but I'm pretty sure you have to show up with an official flier. Click HERE to download the flyer. If you can't figure out how to download it, email Victor Perez or Jana Glasgow Ditmars
Three Colts made the Top 50 High School Athletes of the Last 50 Years, published in the October 9th Union-Tribune. One was from the 1960s, one from the 1960s and 1970s, and one from the 1970s. Click HERE when you get tired of guessing.
Bob Richardson '61 shares a couple of photos from the October 9th get together marking 55 years since his class graduated from San Diego State's Campus Laboratory School. Click HERE to check them out.
An on-line guest book is now available for Michael Wrightsman '66, who passed away October 15th. Click HERE if you'd like to share a memory.
Tuesday was so spectacular Nancy and I drove out to the Cabrillo Monument and she shot some pictures. When I saw the results I went to my USS Saratoga collection and pulled out a photo from 1932. I was surprised to see it was taken by our friend Lee Passmore, who some of you remember as the Tarantula Man. Click HERE to check out the results.
Bob Richardson shares a photo from 1954 that's redolent of a Norman Rockwell painting -- AND wonders if any other folks have fond memories of Horton's Variety Store and building model airplanes. Click HERE to participate.
