Rosalind Anna Tripoli Thudium

Abby 1998
Gage. 2002
Trenton. 2006
Korben. 2010

Bruce D. Thudium (husband) 1967
Frances Thudium Griffin (sister-in-law) 1961
Steven Thudium (brother -in-law) 1960

After-Prom 1967 at Sea World, Prom 1968 at Convention Center with After-Prom., Sandy and the Classics and band sounding just like Cream, "Sunshine of Your Love". Movies at lunch, Girls' Chorus with Mrs. Archibech, lunch with bff
girls in the cafeteria that made the Best food, especially the pies for dessert!
Mr. Brosio and Mr. Metcalf team-teaching Social Studies where I learned how to be a conscientious American. Latin with Mrs. MacMasters who taught me many life lessons that I remembered and passed down to my children.
Graduation at SDSC Stadium in the hot sun, waiting for the "T"s so we could stand up and Not get a diploma. My relatives were shocked at size of our class 3100+ and not seeing me on a stage (lol). Would not change a thing!!!

Mrs. MacMasters (Latin II & III)

A.S.B. (Associated Student Body)
Chorus and or Choir
Latin Club / Sodalitas Latina

USA

Outside of Area

Lerida Drive, Rolando Village

Kenneth Jones
Connie Goodwin

No, not right now

I have experienced many miracles from our Catholic patron saint, St. Anthony. He is the patron of lost causes or objects. For generations my Sicillian family has trusted him when we have lost an object that is dear to us. There have been so many times in my life when I have suffered despair and lost something of great value. Many time days have passed. Most times I have looked everywhere possible. Then without warning, just when I have given up, the object will appear. Often it shows up in a place I Know I had looked many times during my frantic search. And there it is. I lost a diamond post earring while camping. It showed up next to the door of the camper the Nex Day! That is One example of a lifetime of little miracles, thanks to St. Anthony.
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