I love Stranded on a Desert Isle cartoons. This is Wednesday's Harry Bliss.
The first Jack-in-the-Box, according to the Foodmaker archives, was built in 1951 on the main east-west thoroughfare
leading into the city. I guess that would be Highway 80, or as we know it today, El Cajon Blvd, at 63rd St. Click HERE to read more and see some pictures.
Oh, my, it's been 55 years since the Class of '66 celebrated its Senior Year! Click HERE to read the Pacer for September 16, 1965. Mrs. Charlene Archibeque headed an alphabetical listing of 21 new teachers.
Just wanted folks to know that my sweetheart Bob Bennett passed away September 7th after a brief illness. Bob was in the class of ‘61 and we reunited in 2010. Bob was a talented artist, musician and athlete. He was a kind and generous man who was a true blessing in my life. We shared so much history and treasured memories during the last ten years. He will be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him and his legacy will live in our hearts. No services are planned and Bob's ashes will be scattered at sea. Bob is survived by his twin brother Dick ’61, brother David '67 and three children -- Donna Johnson ’62
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