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PHOTOS
FIND YOUR CLASS, 62-70
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Ardon Krueger, '63 RIP
Dina Forney Marple, 1941-
Kathy Umble, '72
Mr Osberg RIP
Mr. Harold Simeroth, 1922
Donna Hooker, '68, RIP
Judy at work
Coye Hubbard Owens, '64
Jay Busse, '64 RIP
Uli Schoettle, '66
Bill Nayes, '66
'68 Reunion, 2022
'68 Reunion, 070922
Peer Schoettle, '62, 2014
Why the SPOON was stuck
If you're looking for ..
Pam Ford, '67
Joseph Kiloh, 1940-
Barbara Hedrick
Mrs. Adele Hendricks, 192
Interview: Greg Copeland.
Controlling Mass Fires
Unique
What the SPOON is abouttt
Patrick Collins, '69
Rex Barnes, '62, 1944-199
Alan Herlands, '66, 1949-
I can hear music
Michael Cosgriff, '67
Big musical event
Mrs. Ruth Carrico, 1926-2
Suzanne Easton, '66
DP resident won't m
Jan Chute Kunkel, '68
A question and answer
Big waves
Margaret Nickels Crane, '
More Patti and George
Can happen to the best of
The dangers of surfing
The Tauros
'The Flood"
Anybody seen Dennis Chall
Candy and Carla Moore
Your Santa Cruz vacation
The San Clemente Wall
The High Price of Art
Uh-oh! FBI jams a NB scam
Not very green any more
This is Oregon?
Movies About Vietnam War
Sunny Hills Memories 2019
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Paul Saevig, ‘67
on
June 19, 2020
at 2:33 AM said:
REMEMBER THE GREAT POMPADOUR CRAZE OF 1963-1964?
DOZENS OF ’64 GUYS WENT TO THE BARBER AND HAD THEIR HAIR STLYED IN POMPADOURS,
THEY USED A LOT OF HAIR SPRAY AND CONDITIONING GEL,AND IT WAS NOT A PRETTY SIGHT. (THEY BORROWED “SELF-STYLING ADORN” FROM THER SISTES AND MOMS.)
Paul Saevig, ‘67
on
February 9, 2020
at 11:52 PM said:
Every morning at Sunny Hills High School between 1962 and 1969, at 7:50 AM, there was a staccato thumping sound.
THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! THUMP!
The sound came from the parking lot as Dean Milt Robertson walked in that direction and stepped off the lawn onto the asphalt,
It was the sound of Lancers dropping their lighted cigarettes on the ground and rubbing them out with their feet.
Paul Saevig, ‘67
on
January 31, 2020
at 7:55 AM said:
Every day at Sunny Hills and every year in the morning, there was a discrete moment when the most popular, best dressed girls would stand together in the quad. In a sweet nimbus of Clairol, Coppertone, Max Factor, Maybelline, Clearasil, Dentyne and Double Bubble they gathered,, coiffed, pressed and brushed, fresh and immaculate, As they talked, more of them arrived, and each one rushed forward in teen excitement to deliver her latest news,
“We saw ‘A Patch of Blue' last night, and it was so outasite!”
“Guess who called me up and asked me out!”
“Did you hear what happened at Hillside?”
“Mary's dad told the cutest story last night!”
“Buffums is having a fantastic sale! Let's go after school!”
“Guess who got accepted at USC! My mom is so thrilled!”
The others would react with joy and passion to the news. Sometimes there was hugging, even tears of joy.
And so the morning began. At 8 AM the morning bell rang and the girlfriends went their separate ways to class, They were the cutest and most popular, A day had begun in the high school on the hill in the sunshine,
1963-1967
Paul Saevig, ‘67
on
January 8, 2020
at 11:45 PM said:
1. Remember all the early mornings when it was a LITTLE too cold to go to school without a jacket, but you KNEW it would warm up by 10 AM, so you had a jacket to lug around all day,
2. Remember how the coaches would try to talk guys into going out for sports? You couldn't blame them, and it was part of their job. At the beginning of my sophomore year, I was dressing in the locker room when Coach Skain came by,
He said, “Saevig, how come a big guy like you isn't out there trying to put the shot?"
I just shrugged and smiled, What I wanted to say was, “Sure, Coach! Maybe I’ll throw it 70 feet 10 inches and beat Dave Murohy!” (Fat chance.)
Paul Shepard, ‘64
on
July 1, 2019
at 8:03 PM said:
I can remember going on a Y-Indian Guides campout below Brea Dam, when that area was still somewhat “rustic”. That would have been around 1952 - 1954.
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