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08/02/19 12:48 AM #3414    

 

Gail Eileen Dillon (Boone)

The banjo player was Russ Alsobrook. Remember
the variety show our senior year -- How the West Was Lost? Russ was going to accompany one of the dance numbers on his banjo. It didn't work out after all but I am pretty sure it was Russ.

08/02/19 05:50 PM #3415    

 

George Bracey Gillow

ROHR Facility--End of an ERA

Rohr's latest successor, Collins Aerospace, plans to cease manufacturing operations in 2020.  All of the existing facility will be torn down.  The City of Chula Vista is trying to decide whether to turn the property into residential, commercial, industrial or a combination of these.

There will certainly not be a large manufacturing facility there.


08/02/19 11:43 PM #3416    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

 

 

 

That was my guess too, Gail

 

Did I ever tell about when I was almost given Rusty's old surfboard

What happens in Pasadena stays in Pasadena, right Noel

Around the time of the twenty year reunion

 

Well George all things must pass

I withdrew my job application

 

I know everybody in this one, but I cheated

Miss ya Jimmy

 


08/02/19 11:45 PM #3417    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

Guess who

 


08/03/19 12:18 AM #3418    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

Our hair was perfect, right Johnny.



08/03/19 05:56 PM #3419    

Kay Kozuye Ochi

So, Bruce, who is that lovely lady (seated)? We traveled in parallel universes during high school; I don't know many of the folks you are talking about ;-D It's okay. You really got around.

 

 


08/03/19 07:20 PM #3420    

 

Bruce Wilson

Hi Kay:

Since I was thinking I might have worn out my welcome on the 1964 page, I have branched out.

Met some nice and interesting people from years gone by.

That foto is Penny Teaf (twin of Perry Teaf - both class of 1966) and sister of the initimitable Anna Teaf.

 

I really liked the photo.

 

And who is this guy? He is hanging on a wall at El Zarape  in San Diego, did not go to Hilltop, maybe Montgomery ?

 

 

His lineage may begin here

 

The answer is blowing in the Wind (heh heh)

 

 

 

 

 


08/05/19 03:31 PM #3421    

 

Rosalee May (Rosie) O'Day (Mason)

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08/05/19 09:41 PM #3422    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

I respect what Mr. Rice did for us in the war and thereafter.

He has a wit about him. 

Told me that not only was Rice Canyon named for him, but also Rice Krispies and then changed my grade to a B+, saying no A for you son, you do not work as hard as you should.

I wonder how he has avoided the dread cancer and whether any of us will make it to 98, 99 or 100.

 

 

Hi Rosie

 

 


08/05/19 11:23 PM #3423    

 

Bruce Wilson

​It is said that Zimmerman queried Quetzalcoatl with regard to his famous anthem of 1962

 

 

 

Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of wind, air, and learning, wears around his neck the "wind breastplate" , "the spirally voluted wind jewel" made of a conch shell.ann

 

I

 


08/06/19 02:35 PM #3424    

 

Bruce Wilson

Kay:

Here's Anna (HHS 1962). No known relation to Mr. Mowatt.

When asked an opinion of Dylan's song? Rumoured that:

 

She just grinned and shook his hand, "no" was all she said.

 

 

 

 

 

 


08/06/19 02:43 PM #3425    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

Would it not be something if Stella Gerlein checked in or for that matter Cheryl Chase.

 

 

Anyway Mr T. Rice, Rosie, Frank Gregory, and I have all jumped out of an airplane in some fashion.

These I know for sure  and in at least two cases the dread cancer was not avoided, but successfully treated.

 

Anybody else.

 


08/06/19 03:38 PM #3426    

 

Bruce Wilson

And why am I not working on my many required tasks I have assigned

 

Lunch break :)

 

Got a couple faux antique mirrors and a faux cat

May not be obvious but I can still fit into my 1978 Heart of San Diego Marathon T Shirt

 

 

 

 

 


08/06/19 05:46 PM #3427    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

Guess who?

 

I will be surprised if anyone knows this guy, but his family played a significant role in my life.

He did go to to HHS.


08/06/19 11:51 PM #3428    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

 

Apollo, not the theatre

https://www.flickr.com/photos/projectapolloarchive/albums


08/07/19 11:20 PM #3429    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

The year is 2039. Earth is a radioactive cinder. Betty White and Keith Richards are the only humans to survive the apocalypse.

 

Keith and I have the same birthday, though he is older


08/13/19 07:17 PM #3430    

 

Gail Eileen Dillon (Boone)

Does anyone else remember a speech given by Anna Teaff called "Time" or something close to that? I don't remember the context or the details but I remember being so impressed by what she shared about the nature of time.

08/14/19 11:45 PM #3431    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

 

 

Hi Gail:

I will see what I can find.

 

Perry Teaff 

Thank you for your response. Yes… Anna is my older sister. She was the first female student body president of Hilltop high school. She went on to attend Stanford, had a successful career, married her high school sweetheart Jim Rheim and is the mother of two adult children. She now lives in Carmel  Valley and is an accomplished tournament golfer. Another hilltop high school outstanding citizen.

Aug 13, 2019 at 1:50 pm ·  · Reply


08/15/19 06:42 PM #3432    

 

George Bracey Gillow

Gail,

I recall it was a debating team event where the whole school attended in the gym.  The participants were not told in advance what topic they were going to talk about.  

I remember well that the topic was "Time".  I remember Anna Teaff gave a good speech but cannot remember it.

All I remember was that Fred Longworth started his talk by repeating "tick, tick, tick, tick".  It seemed like he was having trouble thinking of something. But then I recall he made a good speech.

Interesting what we remember and don't remember.  


08/15/19 11:25 PM #3433    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

 

I knew my old shipbuilding buddy George would likely know, but just in case ... did not want him to be on the spot

I do not recall attending 

Might have been down at Chub's Club that day :)

 

On second thought Tick Tick is starting to resonate

 

Did I miss my turmeric today

 

And Borunda speech too 

And Terry and his maypo

 

 


08/15/19 11:34 PM #3434    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

What are we going to be like at 98?

It Will be a new one on my family since 

My mom and her brother (the longest lived) only  made it to 90.

 

Here's Tom (Mr. Rice) at his CV ceremony three days before 98

 


08/16/19 03:03 PM #3435    

 

Jim Hawes

Saw this at a local antique store! Must be mid-century (50's or early 60's). Narrow belt size!


08/16/19 04:19 PM #3436    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

Did you buy it Jim?

 

It might have belonged to Finis Jones at one time ... and  just where is Finis' sister these days?

 

 

I found out today that Tom Rice is not the only CV 98 year old.  Annie Marston's mom is also 98.


08/17/19 11:34 PM #3437    

 

Gail Eileen Dillon (Boone)

Thanks, George. I remember Anna that day but not Fred. I say props to both of us for remembering any of it. Actually 1964 seems like the proverbial yesterday to me.

08/18/19 11:31 PM #3438    

 

Bruce Wilson

 

My mom 1939 

 

I forget the dog's name

 

Place holder to help me remember the story to be filled in later

 

 


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