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179. tim hancock - 2010-01-26 13:46:47 |
I moved to redding, ca. in 2001. Wouldn’t move back to bay area if they gave me the whole damn county. Love living up here. I retired in 2002, love the hunting and fishing here. Hope to get invited to the 45 reunion. lookmforward to seeing you all. E-mail me @ or call 530-722-9533  |
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178. Pam (Hancock) Carlson - 2010-01-25 18:19:59 |
| I was pleasantly surprised to see how many people I recognized! looks like everyone had a great time,,, |
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177. Larry Jones - 2009-09-06 22:05:02 |
| Great pictures. Great job Liz Barrett. Thank you for sharing. |
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176. Tim Swan - 2009-09-04 00:28:42 |
| Father Giff lives in Oakland and works for the either the county or city of Oakland, not sure. If you want his address write me an email at . |
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175. jim harcourt - 2009-08-26 10:15:56 |
| I have wondered about what has happened to alot of the class, since I went to the military after high school. I haveen in texas since 67, have two kids, married 34 yrs, widowed and remarried 7 months ago. Does anyone know where Mike Gifford is? |
" target=_blank> 174. Liz Barrett - 2009-02-27 08:03:58 |
| Ya think the Chronicle will fold? I see it selling to an owner who will trim the fat and keep it afloat. Having worked for both the Chron and the Ex, I can say with certainty that the Chron has a hugely bloated staff, even after cuts. One of the largest newsrooms anywhere -- and unnecessarily so. Their reporting is not better (and many would say it is rarely as good) as other papers in the Bay Area that operate with much smaller staffs. The Chron has "cut" their newsroom to around 235 people. The Ex newsroom is about 1/10 that size, yet its coverage of city politics is widely considered to be superior to the Chron. Newspapers need to find a way to be more relevant. They can’t break news anymore because of the Internet, so they have to stop expecting us to pay $1 a day for yesterday’s news when we already got it yesterday on TV and on the web for free. |
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173. Pat Haagensen - 2009-02-26 17:39:00 |
| So, Liz, if the Chronicle bites the dust is the Examiner all that is left in SF? Newspaper business looks like it is tough these days. Rocky Mountain News (Denver) is publishing its last edition tomorrow after 150 years. |
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172. Mark Burnside - 2009-02-15 13:29:47 |
Hi Liz,
Thanks for setting up this website and keeping us all in touch! I missed the 40th but definitely plan on making it the 45th.
Happily living and working in San Diego. |
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171. Phil Deutscher - 2009-01-17 15:31:41 |
| Howdy ho neighbors! |
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170. richard scott thomas 1975 - 2008-07-10 05:09:03 |
| I’m alive and well in franklin tn |
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