Margaret Evelyn Wardlow (Tellers) (1965)

Response to post #42

Larry Freeman  married Paula Schultz in 1967.  He was stationed at Great Lakes.  Later in Hawaii.  The last I had heard they lived in Santee but that was many years ago.

Lee Eddy (1972)

My first job was as a paperboy delivering the Evening Tribune in the neighborhoods just East of me. I learned a great deal about responsibility and customer service that served me well in my adult years.

Elaine Marie Thorne (Swatniki) (1966)

My first job was as a dental technician in Hillcrest.  I started it during my senior year (66) as I had a shortened schedule (Bio and Chem during summer school).  I worked on gold crowns and the lab was next to Alanon and over a gay bar.  I had a station facing the street.  An interesting job in many ways.

William Allen Davis (1972)

My first jobs were College Car Wash on University, Dishwasher at Howard Johnson's at the foot of Waring Road (oh, how I hated the chocolate fudge sundae nights), and (a drum roll, please...) I was a Fuller Brush Man, or better, Fuller Brush BOY for three days. Somehow no one could take a skinny 15 year old with a pony tail seriously in that job.

Kathy Theresa Donovan (Roper) (1972)

Other then the usual babysitting, my first job was at Arizona Street Vet Clinic.  I cleaned a lot kennels,took care of a monkey, helped in animal surgeries, and fed a ton of animals over the 3 years I worked there.  It was a great job a dirty job, but a great job.

Danne Farrell (1974)

My first job?  I was in Jr. High School living in the Golden Heights area.  Having just moved from East San Diego (Going to Horace Mann and transferred to Theadore Roosevelt), I got a job selling door to door kitchen products such as pot holders, table covers, toaster covers, etc.  One of the most interesting things about the job was that one of the other guys I was working with just happened to have the exact same birthdate as mine.  Same day, same month, same year.  Go figure.....

John "Jack" Abernethy (1964)

Charlene Krebsbach (Clark) (1964)

Jack,

Great way to send a message.  Such kind words.  Thank You so much.  Our committee did work very hard this year to make it a "Great Reunion".  We have been so pleased with all of the response we have had with such wonderful comments.  That makes it all worth our time and effort.

A '70th Birthday Party sounds like a Good One.  That is sure something to think about for sure.

Hugs,

Charlene Krebsbach Clark - Class of '64

charclark@cox.net   619-990-1884 - cell

Joseph Edward Falcone (1964)

Wow! That post was great.  It is true you all did a fantastic job.  The reunion was a complete blast. Another get together would be fun in a couple of years.  My 70th is in 2016.  But would try to get there anyway.  Again, a big thank you for the committee for all of the work you ala did.

John "Jack" Abernethy (1964)

Linda Jane Aronoff (CDeBaca) (1964)

I agree with Joe and Jack that the 50th Reunion was a huge success and a testament to the Reunion Committee's hard work. Many of us forget just how much time and effort goes into planning an affair such as this. Thank you all for a great job!  I had a wonderful time and enjoyed re-connecting with so many  classmates that I had not seen recently or since we graduated. Going to Crawford in the 60's will always be very special and the memories continue to grow. The graduates of 1964 have always been an outstanding group of individuals. ONCE A COLT, ALWAYS ONE!

I will be looking forward to hearing about an event for our "70th Birthdays" in 2016.   What a milestone in our lives!!! My best wishes to everyone! Linda

Robert James Zito (1964)

Kudos on the Class of 64 Reunion Commitee and the GREAT REUNION!!!! I had a blast both nights!

Suggestion on 70th Birthday Blast: Maybe somthing more like the mixer we had on Friday. Let's let the commitee rest and recouperate a little for the 55th Reunion.

Great seeing everyone. We were really fortunate going to Crawford and doing so during the era we did. Early 60's ROCK!

Bob Zito

John "Jack" Abernethy (1964)

Msgt Michael Drake Nesbit (1964)

The 1964 Crawford reunion was fabulous.  You all did a great job

I  AGREE WITH JACK, LETS HAVE ANOTHER REUNION IN 3-5 YEARS.  THE BAND WAS GREAT AND THE

FOOD WAS GOOD, BUT SEEING OUR FRIENDS FROM THE PAST WAS THE BEST.  WE WERE

VERY LUCKY TO GO TO SUCH A GREAT SCHOOL (CRAWFORD HIGH).  THE KIDS TODAY DON'T

HAVE THE SAME FEELING FOR THEIR HIGH SCHOOL LIKE WE DID.  THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.

MIKE NESBIT   (CLASS OF 64)

John "Jack" Abernethy (1964)

Janice Elaine Reasoner (Thompson) (1964)

Of course the reunion I had to miss was our 50th (sad face) But Jack a 70th I think would be a first and what a kicker that would be....and yep I think the majorityl of us will be 70 in '16,  .I am sure everyone invoved in the 50th worked super hard, as all the past ones were FANTASTIC also.Thank you each and everyone of you kuddos to you all. and so Sorry I missed it but will do all possible to make the next...Stay healthy and God Speed guys.

Janice Reasoner-Stone-Thompson

class of '64

Terilyn Hunter (Burg) (1964)

I am a little overwhelmed with all of the kinds words...so very glad that a good time was had by all....

I will be hosting a Crawford High School Class of 64 web/facebook page in a couple of weeks...hope to open communications with the entire class....and be able to share pictures.   Any ideas???   Your thoughts would be appreciated....

Terilyn (Teri) Hunter Burg

terilyn_burg@yahoo.com

Buai Tut (2005)

My fellow colts,

My name is Buai Tut and I am a graduate of Crawford High School class of 2005. I transferred to CHS because my siblings attended there and wanted to make it a huge part of my life. During my studies at CHS I was involved in multiple activities JROTC where I learned discipline, respect, and commitment to help others. I was also the Brigade J4 as well as Battalion Commander. I also played sports mainly basketball and we captured multiple league championships with a CIF banner the following year. Reading all of your memories has inspired me to reach out to the community surrounding CHS. The students, their families, campus staff to make CHS a great place to learn. We all know time has changed and so is the culture around us, but Crawford High will always be there as a stepping stone to go further in life. I am asking you one by one to let's all chip in attend one of the games or some athletic events support your alma mater. 

Once a Colt always a Colt

Julie Eskew (Daniel) (1964)

I'm bummed.  Wasn't able to attend 50th Reunion... but definitely will be available for next one!  

Please keep me on notification list.  (I don't mean next 50th!).

Thnx,

Julie Eskew Daniel '64

Laurence Joseph Vansworth Jr (1964)

I agree with all the other responses, the staff did a wonderful job.  We must remember to thank Charlene's little sister Sandy for her participation, as well as her husband Bob Weaver.

Thanks again for a nice time!

Larry Vansworth

Terilyn Hunter (Burg) (1964)

Also to be acknowledged is  BJ's sister Charlene Stebbins Landis (Class of 59) who has been a member of our commitee for all of our reunions....

Terilyn (Teri) Hunter Burg

Class of 64   (619) 302-4731 cell  terilyn_burg@yahoo.com

Jo Ann Mellington (Brown) (1964)

I agree with every thing that has been said about our reunion staff. You all are amazing! What a wonderful time Paula Pohl Annis and I had.....the sisters from different parents together again!!! FUN, FUN, FUN,  I must comment on BJ'S sister, she looked younger than some of us!! Good work all of you! Thank you for making the 50th a time to remember.

John "Jack" Abernethy (1964)

Frank Klepach (1964)

I agree with all the other posters. The Reunion Comittee for our 50th reunion did a fantastic job of staging one of the best reunions yet! You folks are awesome! All of your effort is truely appreciate. Thanks again for making our 50th Reunion such a great success. 

Richard Lee Garvin (1969)

Richard Garvin- Class of 1969

First job for me started two days after graduation..Don's Hamburgers which was out toward El Cajon...since I was part of the group from the San Carlos homes area never worked close to the school...