December 11, 2020

Happy Hanukkah 2020.  I didn't get the memo.  If I had a Menorah should I already have lit a candle?  

 

Would you sell a class ring to this man?  Dennis Frieden '59 would like to buy a used class ring.  If you take it to him in Julian he'll probably throw in an apple pie.   Contact him at def12358@aol.com

A Corvair?  You look like trouble.  Pull into Secondary.  Click HERE to watch a three minute movie, circa 1960, about the border crossing at San Ysidro.

Remember the Rancho Drive-In?  I've put together some photos and a news article written when it closed on October 17, 1978.  Click HERE to check it out. 

Click HERE to read all six pages of the Red and Green Holiday Edition of the Pacer published December 15, 1960.

Terry Harkless Kneeshaw '68 died November 22, 2020 after a year-long battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.  She met her husband George when she was 15 and they became inseparable, marrying on August 29, 1970.  She loved to sew, bake, garden, and had a passion for painting.  She worked part-time at an elementary school so she could balance work and raising her three children. Terry was preceded in death by her father, Bill, her mother, Jean, and brother Gary.

Penny Humphrey Scholl ’74 passed away November 30, 2020.  She graduated from the Sheriff’s Academy in 1981 and began a 27-year career in law enforcement.  Her passion for helping and protecting others made her a compassionate and fierce member of the San Diego Sheriff’s Department and a force in her community for positive change, healthy interpersonal relationships, and mental and emotional health advocacy and empowerment.  In her retirement, she worked security for the Del Mar Fair and other jobs that she enjoyed, and volunteered for the local women’s domestic violence shelter.  She was funny, fearless, and made it her mission and her business in life to help make other’s lives better and heal other’s hurts.