Safety of classmate in Alabama

The San Dieguito Alumni Association

I got a message yesterday that the newsletter for Spring 2011 was available to download. I sent an email around to all who I know have email about it and advised them to sign up for it. Better than cutting down more trees and costing San Dieguito money to print and mail.  You can go to <sda.alumni@gmail.com> and sign up for your copy.

We were all delighted to know that Joyce Moore Clark and family survived one of these horrible tornadoes in Huntsville, AL.  So glad to finally hear from her and know she was safe.
Happy to hear any news of any of the class.

Bette

The San Dieguito Alumni Association

I got a message yesterday that the newsletter for Spring 2011 was available to download. I sent an email around to all who I know have email about it and advised them to sign up for it. Better than cutting down more trees and costing San Dieguito money to print and mail.  You can go to <sda.alumni@gmail.com> and sign up for your copy.
We were all delighted to know that Joyce Moore Clark and family survived one of these horrible tornadoes in Huntsville, AL.  So glad to finally hear from her and know she was safe.
Happy to hear any news of any of the class.


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1950 San Dieguito Commencement Program

 
 
 

60th Class Reunion

The 60th class  reunion (August 27th-29th) of San Dieguito High School of Encinitas, California is now past. We lived in San Diego county and it was a  beach community so our days were filled with school stuff, sports and our great beach. Our memories are so strong  of such wonderful times.

Graham and Fran Grande came from Beaufort, SC, Joyce and Bill Clark from Birmingham, AL, Jack Overton from Greenville, TX,  Lova Drake from  Pine, CO,  Bette & John Topp from Spokane, WA. Distance means nothing to our class. 

Joe and Jan Balsley were perfect hosts for the Mexican dinner prepared by Mr. Taco! So good and plenty of time to just plain visit. The next day we met at the San Diego Harbor for the Breakfast Buffet cruise and it was a class A operation. Great food, a beautiful sunny day, wonderful boat and more visiting. What could be more perfect?

 Rather than trying to put these in order because we will have so many pictures and memories, they will appear as I put them (unless someone else wants to do them).

Away we gooooooooooo...

The Cruise for our 60th Reunion

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60th Class Reunion Activities

In case you missed the reunion - let's start at the beginning -  The Activities -   Below is what the classmates received. 

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This is the 60^th reunion of the class of 1950 from San Dieguito High  Union School in Encinitas, San Diego county, California

We welcome you and hope being with old friends is the best for all!.

ACTIVITY  PLANS

Friday 27^th August at 3 P.M.

Catered get-together at the Balsley residence. 2239 Winsome  . Place, Escondido, CA 92029.          PHONE:  760-741-8239 

This is being catered by the “Taco Man”. The menu includes:

Carne Asada Tacos, Chicken Tacos, Quesadillas and Mulitas, Guacamole, Cactus Salad, Rice, Refried Beans, Fresh Fruit, Sodas, Water and various deserts. 

Saturday 28^th August at 10:30 A.M.

A Harbor Excursion Brunch Cruise. We board at 10:30 AM and the

  boat departs at 11:00. It returns at 1:00 P.M. This menu includes:

Full breakfast buffet, Made-to-order omelettes, Chilled seafood station, Salad station, Lunch items, Carving station for top sirloin and breast of turkey. Breads, and an assortment of deserts.

(You will NOT go hungry!)

After the excursion, it is a short walk (or pedi-cab ride) to the Star of India (which, if you haven’t toured it, you should). Also the Carrier Midway Navy museum, Sea Port Village and Horton Plaza shopping center.

          If transportation to the downtown cruise ship area is needed, please tell Joe and he will arrange it!

                 SAN DIEGUITO MUSTANGS

If you are a class member, you will be excited to see some of our great pictures.

If you are a visitor, perhaps you know some of us.  Let me know.

Love to have friends and family share their stories.