Ron Davidson, Bill Jones, Wendy Wangsgard, and John Fry at the Stardust Hotel in Vegas in 1967. The three guys lived at College Village Apartments on Rolando. Ron and Wendy were PE teachers at Horace Mann. I don’t know what became of Bill. Ron gave his life in Vietnam. Click HERE to read about him.
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Still one of my favorite Far Side cartoons. My aviator friends refer to those as Cumulo-Granite clouds.
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I spotted this on the counter at the Old Folks' Home and thought it was pretty cute.
Speaking of shipping companies -- how many times have you seen this logo and not noticed the White Arrow?
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It's just a bunch of cars in a rain-swept Grossmont College parking lot, but wait'll you see it enlarged. Click HERE and be amazed (or befuddled) at what I've put together.
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65 YEARS AGO
Evening Tribune • May 26, 1961 -- Click HERE for the REST of the story.
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Evening Tribune • May 27, 1961
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San Diego Union • May 26, 1961
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55 YEARS AGO
San Diego Union • May 25, 1971
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50 YEARS AGO
San Diego Union • May 23, 1976
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San Diego Union • May 24, 1976
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IN MEMORIAM
Delilah Ann Stephens ’76 passed away April 2, 2026. She grew up in San Diego, graduated from Crawford with Academic Distinction and then attended Scripps College. She graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine in 1994 where she received the Investiture of Doctoral Hoods and the Physician's Oath Ceremony and boarded in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Prior to medical school she worked at City of Hope, Beckman Institute of Research for several years. She started her medical career with Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Phoenix. She joined Apogee Physicians as a hospitalist and worked in multiple locations before settling in at Lake Havasu City, AZ. She enjoyed being a part of the Apogee team and mentored many other doctors along the way before retiring in 2025. She loved being a physician and living in Arizona. Delilah loved to read, shop, cook and travel, She is survived by her mother, Annie G Stephens, her brother Michael, and her sister Yvette.
