I RECEIVED A NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION renewal check yesterday with a note attached -- "I miss your Fry Day weather reports". Seriously? Well, here goes. It's pitch black in PB but supposed to be spectacular. Normally it wouldn't matter 'cause I'd be in the house on the computer, but Nancy's down from Escondido so we'll be out and about.
I was sad to hear of the passing of Mr Tice who was my 5th grade teacher at Darnall. He taught us to memorize the alphabet backwards which I can recite to this day. RIP -- Terri Quinlivan Parham '66
I was sad to hear of the passing of Mr Tice who was my 5th grade teacher at Darnall. He taught us to memorize the alphabet backwards which I can recite to this day. RIP -- Terri Quinlivan Parham '66
What a surprise to see the Wolf Motors photo of the VW giveaway. That’s my father -- John Dormier -- in the Douglas Oil uniform on the right. I remember that give away and there was also a Cadillac that was won from his service station in the 1960s. My dad passed away in 1974 from Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS). Thanks for the post -- Sheila Dormier ’64
Boy, you can almost hear a player piano in the background. Here's a 1904 shot of Tent City in Coronado with the Hotel Del in the distance. Click HERE to see an 8 x 10 view.
Services for Toni Dungey Cattell '60, wife of Charles Cattell '60, will be held today at 11 AM at Queen of Angels Roman Catholic Church in Alpine. Viewing will be available prior to the service and a reception will be held afterward. Click HERE to go to the Class of '60 Obituary Page.
Doug Helzer '63 (#22) shares a photo of a 1962 football game -- or possibly a practice -- where Dennis Rubin hands him the ball as Dave Duncan and Bill Sanders block. Click HERE to see a much larger version. Click HERE to visit the Sports Page and look at some other photos.
Barbara Alvarez '70 forwards her Kindergarten and First Grade class photos from George Washington Carver Elementary School. Click HERE to check them out -- and to read what she had to say.
