CHS Islanders Class of 1960 Pictures and Profiles

Our Pictures, Then and Now

This page last updated: 12 March 2010 @ 5:37 pm

Below are our graduation pictures along with a current shot, some 50 years later... along with a short profile. The inputs come from you or your loved ones... You DON'T want us to make something up.

The list of names below includes, to our ability, anyone who attended classes with us in the Coronado school system anytime from kindergarden through high school.

Tell us what you've been doing since graduation (about 200 words or so) and send me a recent picture... I will add it to our collection below. CLICK HERE to email me your profile and picture(s).

Don't try to type your information directly onto the website, it won't work. You have to send me the information and I will then add it to the site.

Most of the pictures below in the "1960 Pic" column are from our 1960 CHS yearbook. If you did not graduate from Coronado, I don't have your graduation picture... However, we still want your "Then" picture. If you want it posted here, please send me your graduation picture along with a current photo.

A lot of the first names are listed as presented in the yearbook. If you want your name listed differently send me an email. The ladies are listed by maiden names along with their married name, if we know it, in parentheses ( ).

I've included those Classmates who have passed away. If any loved one or friend has information about those who have passed, please send it in. Spouses and family of those who have died are cordially invited to join us. CLICK HERE for a page listing all who are gone.

Let me know if I have a typo or an incorrect name or any other update... Changes are easy to make.

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Help us find our missing classmates. CLICK HERE to see who we can't find.

KEY:

*	Part of our Class at some time, but did not graduate from CHS.
( )	Married name.

No	1960 Pic	Name/Update	Current Pic
1		Charles Aldrich:
2		Newton Armstrong: Deceased
3		Peggy Aurand*:
4		Marlin Ayotte*:
5		Mona Bailey*:
6		Susan Bailey (Gill):
7		Margie Baker (Moen):
8		Elaine Basford*:
9		Joan Bauslaugh (Gundlach):
10		Michael Berry*:
11		Roger Beuerman*:
12		Helen Blakely (Bandy):
13		Robin Blumenthal (Hutchison): Deceased
14		Lee Brendt:
		Mike Briggs*: 1958-59-Coronado HS Soph/Jr years. 1960-After HS (Colonel White HS, Dayton Ohio), returned to San Diego City College. 1961-Enlisted in US Air Force, 1962-Received Air Force Institute of Technology scholarship to University of Southern California (Grad 1965, Communications), 1967-Grad, AF Pilot Training, Reese AFB, Texas. 1967- F/4 Phantom Upgrade Training, Mac Dill AFB, FL. 1968-70 Piloted F4/C Phantom’s out of Misawa Japan & Kunsan Korea. 1970- Assigned to F-105 (Thuds) but wouldn’t sign up for another 4 years, so was reassigned to O-2’s, and then to Vietnam Central Highlands, where I flew 278 combat missions as a Forward Air Controller (O-2, AKA - Cessna Super Skymaster) over VN, Cambodia & Laos. 1971 – Returned to civilian status. 1972-74, Grad School (Business) SDSU. Real Estate Broker (SD East County) for the last 35 years. 1973 - Married (Kathleen), 3 (inherited & adopted) Daughters, 10 Grandchildren, 5 Great Grandchildren. In 2006 Kathy, my beautiful and loving wife of 33 years, graduated to heaven (cancer). I’m still kicking though, manage and play 55+ Senior League Baseball (SD North County) locally, and on several 65+ WS Championship teams nationally in Arizona and Florida the past several years. Happily looking forward to seeing and ‘reconnecting’ with everyone this Summer!
15		Roger Brown:
16		Teresa Burns (Scanland):
17		Clara Cain (Mason)*:
18		Joe Callahan:
19		Graig Callister:
20		Carol Carde*:
21		Jake Carlisle*:
22		Ralph Carney*: Deceased.
23		Myles Chace*:
24		Louis Christiansen*:
25		Willette Coffman (Sykes):
26		Mariana Coleman (Blain):
27		Hardy Cook:
28		Jeremy Cook:
29		Robert Cook*:
30		Ronald Cope*:
31		George Cramer*:
32		Carolyn Craven (Zerboni)*:
33		Jim Creagle*:
34		Robin Crenshaw*: Started in the Coronado school system in 4th grade with CHS Class of 1959. I "repeated" the 4th grade and joined CHS '60. Left CHS my senior year & graduated in Portsmouth, VA in 1960. Enlisted in the Navy during my high school Jr yr and went into submarines after HS graduation. Attended Navy prep school and entered the US Naval Academy in 1962. After USNA graduation in 1966, became a Naval Aviator in 1967. Flew helicopters and sailed on carriers and frigates. Served in Seoul, Korea and Copenhagen, Denmark. Retired from the Navy in 1990 with 31 yrs of service time. From 1990 to 2001, worked as a defense contractor in the field of marine acoustics and information technology. I founded Crenshaw Associates in the '80s to consult in business and technology. I've been married twice, have three daughters and nine grandchildren. I'm currently living in Coronado married to my high school sweetheart, Laura Rose, where I gained two more daughters and two more grandsons. I look forward, with great anticipation, to reconnect with all of you great folks of CHS 60.
35		Glenda Crickmer*:
36		Thomas Crow:
37		Donald Darrow: My parents bought a home in Coronado in 1945 after WWII. My father was in the Navy and retired in 1962. I attended kindergarten and 1st grade in Coronado. My family returned to Coronado in 1957. After high school I attended San Diego City College and San Diego State. I was employed as a police officer with the San Diego Police Department and later with the El Cajon Police Department. I retired as a sergeant in 1996. I then worked for the County of San Diego Public Defender Office as an investigator supervisor and retired in 2008. I am married and have a daughter with two grandsons and two sons, the youngest has a granddaughter.
38		Charles Dashiell*:
39		Larry Davis*:
40		Howard Day:
41		Don De Fay:
42		Carol Dean (Issacs)*:
43		William Dean:
44		Maria DeLaSalas:
45		Sharron DeWeese (Moore):
46		Rich Diabeti: Deceased.
47		Suzanne Doeg (Ramos):
48		Lloyd Dong:
49		Gloria Egbert (Stratton)*:
50		Penny Emmons (Duermeyer)*:
51		Marge Engel (La Roe):
52		Jeffrey Eves:
53		Eddy Fabian:
54		David Fahle*: Deceased.
55		Thomas Fike*:
56		Betsy Finn (Andersen):
57		Linda Fisher*:
58		Mary Flynn (Palley):
59		Jocelyn Foster (Brierton):
60		Richard Foster*:
61		Marsha Freeman*:
62		Janice Friddle (Holcombe): Ten years after I married my high school sweetheart (Brad CHS ’58), we moved overseas. I lived the “trailing spouse” lifestyle in Australia and the UK for twenty-two years. As a long-term expat I helped new arrivals appreciate the delights of overseas living. Guiding new friends to castles, pubs, and local sights was a charmed way to use my geography degree. British Girl Guides was my primary volunteer commitment. Scores of girls learned to camp and cook in our back yard. Before leaving the UK we acquired dual USA/UK citizenship. We often yearn for our British friends and the likes of London and Scotland’s “Malt Whisky Trail.” A 1995 transfer to Houston hastened our retirement to idyllic White Salmon, Washington. We love this beautiful area in the Columbia River Gorge. These days we play duplicate bridge and do a lot of traveling on west coast highways to visit our three lovely daughters and two adorable grandchildren in Coronado, Portland and Seattle. It will be brilliant to see all of you at our 50th reunion events!
63		Stephen Fulton: After CHS I spent 8 years in the US Air Force as a computer programmer / analyst. I spent 5 years at Luke AFB in Phoenix, AZ and 3 years in Washington DC. While in the service I attended college graduating from Glendale College with a degree in Business Admin. I graduated from Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington with a masters level degree in commercial banking. I spent 38 years as a commercial banker. During these years I lived in AZ (6 years), Alaska (15 years), OR (10 yrs)and Washington (7 yrs), finally retiring in June of 2006. I have a wife (Sandy) of 47 yrs, 2children (Scott & Brenda), 8 grandchildren (Rhianna, Alexsandra, Stephanie, Harley, Scotty, Larisa, Marcus & Goefrey) and 2 great grandchildren (Jaxsen & Chloe). I returned to my family roots and now live in Shenandoah, IA. My Dad always told me he was busier after he retired than he was when he was working. I now understand what he meant. I mow my lawn (1/4 acre), my folks farm (3.5 acres) and our church (5 acres) every week. In the winter I keep our whole block snow free with my snow blower. Both my wife and I volunteer at a nursing home, providing crafts and activities for the residents twice a month. In my spare time, I enjoy woodworking projects with my commercial scroll saw. Oh yes, I also do the bulletin for our church weekly and produce a pictorial directory every year.
64		Francis "Skip" Gallagher:
65		Christine Gallaher:
66		Patricia Gallaher:
67		Eleanor Gallion (Lockett):
68		Ces "Jan" Godbout (Eurich):
69		Helen Goepner (Freeman):
70		Anne Goodbody (Williams):
71		Roylene Gould (Wahler):
72		Margot Graham*:
73		Jim Gray*:
74		Robert Gray:
75		Antoniette Gregg:
76		Annette Grimaud (Metje)*:
77		Ken Grisco*:
78		Lucy Gross*:
79		Noel Hale (Solomon): My husband Ed and I are now both retired. Ed's first career was as an Air Force officer; his second was with an aerospace company. Motivation for the latter was our children's desire to attend graduate school. Lesley, 42, is an attorney. She and her husband have one child. Yes, he is our "adorable" five year old grandson, Alex. Our single son, John, 39,has a masters' degree in film from U.C.L.A. This September he will begin his fourth year as a writer for Saturday Night Live. This summer he is working on the screenplay for an upcoming comedy film — McGruber. In 1997 I retired from teaching fitness classes at a local community college. I took care of my Dad until his death in 1998. It is to his Naval career that I give thanks for two tours in Coronado. The first was grades three to five (during which he frightened Wayne 0!! He caught us stealing a kiss in our closet!) and the second my junior and senior years at CHS.
80		Rodney Hall*:
81		Gina Harlan*:
82		Pat Haynes (Richards):
83		David Heath:
84		Carol Hedden (Austin):
85		Jerry Hembree*:
86		Garey Herter:
87		Susan Hervey (Clampitt):
88		Donnie Hicks*:
89		Joyce Hildbrand:
90		Sheila Hildreth (Corzine): I graduated from San Jose State in 1964 with a degree in Sociology / Social Welfare. From 1964 to 1966 I served in the Peace Corps with my husband, Michael Heyn CHS Class of 1958. We were community developers. After our service we traveled in South and Central America and then lived in London, England for a year. My first daughter, Tanya was born there. We moved to New York where Michael worked for the United Nations. In 1971 my second daughter, Natasha was born. Six months after her birth we moved to India where I lived for two years. After my divorce, I moved to Tiburon, CA (Marin Co.) where I lived for 25 years. I had several sales jobs and raised my girls in that beautiful town near San Francisco. In 1998 I returned to my favorite place in the world, Coronado. Shortly after my move, I met Jack Corzine. We married in 2004 and we moved to a 5 acre ranch in Menifee (Riverside Co.). In the spring of 2007 we sold the ranch and moved back to my beloved Coronado. Jack passed away two months after our return to Coronado. I now live and work in Coronado. I am a real estate agent for Coldwell Banker. Let me know if I can assist you or your family or friends in Real Estate in Coronado or the San Diego area. My girls live in Fountain Hills, AZ along with my dear grandson, Jacob who is now in third grade. I am honored to be a co-chair of our 50th High School Reunion and I look forward to seeing many of my class mates. It will be lots of fun.
91		Virginia Hill*:
92		Derek Hold:
93		Pauline Holley (Hofman):
94		Tony Horton:
95		Pat Howard:
96		Ling Hwa*: Deceased
97		Don Ingerslew*:
98		Robert Isely:
99		Edward Iwashita:
100		Pamela Jackson:
101		Doug Jensen:
102		Donnette Johnson*:
103		Robert Johnson*:
104		Steve Johnson:
105		Bill Kaufman:
106		Ann Kay*:
107		Carol Keeler*:
108		Mary "Dennie" Kington (Heath):
109		Jim Knox*:
110		Tom Koch*:
111		Dennis Kommer:
112		Barbara Kristenson:
113		Jack Krusee*:
114		John Laing: Deceased.
115		Theodore LaRoe: Deceased
116		Kenny Lee: Deceased.
117		Terry Leonard*:
118		Steve Lindsey:
119		Vaughn Louthen:
120		Linda "Ruchama" Madden (Burrell):
121		Doug Manchester*:
122		Paulette Martin (Thompson):
123		Tony Matthews:
124		Tom McBurney*:
125		Kathy McCarthy (Cundith):
126		Mike McClellan*:
127		Ann McEwen*:
128		Rob Roy McGregor:
129		Ben Merrick*:
130		Gail Metze (Jorgensen): Jay and I were married in Coronado on September 1, 1962. We moved to the San Francisco Bay area until his tour of duty with the Navy was completed. We then relocated to Minneapolis, MN, in 1965. We moved to Naples, FL, for awhile and eventually settled in San Key in Clearwater, FL. We have two daughters and four grandchildren who reside in the twin cities area.
131		Michael Mikus:
132		Bob Millard*:
133		John Miller*:
134		Ron Miller:
135		Mike Monjo: Deceased
136		Carl Montrose:
137		Janet Moore (McManus):
138		Russell Morgan*:
139		Camille Morris (Rothenburg):
140		John Morton: Since 1960: BA 1964-kicked out of Peace Corps-discharged (honorably!) as Navy LTJG (SC) USNR-married Cassie-MD 1974-private practice (family)- Cassie divorced me 1995. Steve Johnson’s counsel was, ”Don’t worry John, all that counts is the kids.” A friend paraphrased JFK. “Morton, the price of freedom is high, but Americans have always been willing to pay it.” Later behaved egregiously with a classmate. Married Cherry 01/01/01. Come to our anniversary party 10/10/10. Left medicine 2002. With Muncy,Wilkens,Crenshaw,Oldendorph cofounded the Island Beer Club as Medical Director. Best clinical advice is, “Take two beers and call me in the morning.” Kids: Hank 1974 Matt 1977 Luke 1979 Sara 1982. Hank’s kids: Seth 2005 Spencer 2007 Phoebe 2009. Nobody belongs to unions nor asks me for money, so I’ve had a successful life.
141		Sherry Morvay:
142		Patty Moser (Krueger): Graduated from San Diego State in 1964 with a B.S. in Nursing. Married Dan, a Naval Aviator, in 1965. Moved often, but spent most of our military time in Coronado, where I worked as a school nurse and later as a teacher's aide for special needs children. Dan retired from the Navy in 1982 and we moved to Pensacola, FL. Here I worked as a substitute teacher. Have two children, Kyle & Kari, and four grandchildren, ages, 3,3,4 & 6. We are a family of professional volunteers. Besides being active in school and church, I have been in Jr Woman's Club, Woman's Club and established two medical support groups. I also have volunteered in the office of Pensacola Habitat for Humanity for ten years, the office of Covenant Hospice and of Council on Aging. I am currently helping with the newsletter for a homeless shelter.
143		Mike Moyer: After I got my degree in architecture from U.C. Berkeley in 1966, the San Diego draft board took a sudden interest in me. Hence I developed a sudden interest in the Peace Corps, where I served for 2 years in Guyana (long before Jim Jones) as an architect. After returning home, I bounced back and forth between San Diego and Berkeley, working as an architect an also a radio announcer for KGB in San Diego and KJAZ in Alameda. I settled in Mill Valley in 1973 and have been here ever since, running my own architectural practice since 1976. I married my wife Sherran in 1979 and a year later our only child Leslie was born, who is determined to save the world and just might do it. I enjoy my work as a residential architect and have no interest in retirement. Currently work is quite scarce, but I have been blessed with enough to keep me busy. Fortunately, Marin County is a relatively affluent area, and by now I have a pretty solid reputation. You can see what I've been up to on my web site moyerarchitecture.com. I am also a watercolor artist and have my own section of cards in a local shop. There are a few Coronado High class of '60 people in this area, and occasionally we'll get together for dinner at Carolyn Zerboni's place in Portola Valley. It's fun to see Bob Isely, Burt and Polly Vasche, and Ces Godbout and her husband, who seems to get into violent arguments with my wife. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of you in Coronado later this year, hopefully with no arguments.
144		John Muncy:
145		John Murphy*:
146		Caroline Murray:
147		Melba Myers*:
148		Marshall Nesbitt: After graduating from Coronado High, I attended Oregon State University, graduating with a BS in Chemistry. There I was introduced to the Pulp & Paper industry via summer work at Ketchikan Pulp Company in Ketchikan, Alaska. I spent 37 years in the Paper industry and retired in 2000. Along the way I earned an MBA from the University of Portland in 1976. In the early ‘70s, after leaving shift work, I began to lift weights regularly to keep from falling apart from a more sedentary work life. I began to compete in Powerlifting in the mid ‘80s. During the 23 years I competed, I earned 4 Masters National titles, and continue to hold most of the USA Powerlifting NC state records in the 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, and 60-64 age groups, all at 165 pounds. Prior to retirement from the Paper industry, I began to explore personal training certifications. After a year and a half of study, I tested for and became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Assoc. Since 2003, I have custom designed individual resistance training programs for my clients and train them at my Strength Horizons Training Center in Plymouth, NC. Essentially I’ve become a “body mechanic.” I have 2 daughters, Tamra and Susan, from my first marriage, and 2 grandchildren, Lindsay and Rader. My wife, Sue, and I live in Washington, NC. While I likely won’t be able to attend our 50th reunion, I am enjoying reading the profiles. It doesn’t seem like 50 years!
149		Keith Nichols:
150		Maggie Noonan (Herlihy):
151		Daryl Nunamaker:
152		Janet Nuremburg*:
153		Pat O'Keefe (Butcher)*: Deceased
154		Wayne Oldendorph: I came to CA in 1947 where I started kindergarten in Palo Alto. In 1949 we moved to Coronado and my dad worked for Consolidated Vultee, later to become General Dynamics. After high school graduation I attended the University of Southern California on an NROTC scholarship, graduating with a BSME in 1964. Upon graduation I was assigned duty on a cruiser making my first deployment to Viet Nam, and then back again 2 1/2 years later assigned to a Vietnamese gunboat for a year. I was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with operations against the enemy. I was married, had three daughters, and ultimately divorced. After the Navy, I went to work for Ryan Aeronautical. With the exception of 14 months at General Dynamics I was there for 28 1/2 years and retired as Director of Operations Control at age 55. In 1992 I married my current wife Marilyn, and became stepfather to a son and daughter of whom I'm very proud. Since retirement we've traveled and enjoyed "The Rock." In 2004 I co-founded The Island Beer Club with Morton, Muncy, Wilkens and Crenshaw and am pleased with the friendship we enjoy with 75 plus members. And yes Noel, I still remember the purloined kiss in the closet and being caught by your dad.
155		Tom Orred:
156		Jan Palmer (Burchard)*:
157		Cherie Parker*:
158		Tom Parnella:
159		Leilani Pattison*:
160		Marilyn Pelletier*:
161		Susan Perrenot*:
162		Chuck Peterson*:
163		Polly Phillips (Vasche):
164		Paul Plumb:
165		Nancy Poindexter:
166		Ann Pollard*:
167		Carol Lee Powell:
168		Leroy Pratt*:
169		John Probasco:
170		Barry Purdum: Deceased
171		Dennis Quigley:
172		David Randal:
173		Melodie Rappe (Francis):
174		Ronna Reed (Joseph):
175		Paget Reid (Huber):
176		Amy Richabaugh:
177		Bill Richardson:
178		Richard Ritenhour*:
179		John Roberson*:
180		Don Robinson:
181		Tom Rogers*: I went to school in Coronado from kindergarten till I joined the Navy in May 1958, from Dec58 to Jun62 - I was an Interior Communications Electrician on the aircraft carrier USS SHANGRI-LA, CVA-38. I received my GED in early 1959. I made one west-pac cruise (1959), went around the Horn in ‘60, made 2 Med cruises. I was discharged in Wash, DC (Jun62) during the Cuban missile crisis. It looked like we were going to go to war with Russia and I didn’t want to do it at sea. So I joined the Army, became a paratrooper then an Airborne Ranger. We never did go to war with Russia but, I did spend two combat tours in Viet Nam. First tour in 1965- 66 with the 1st Cavalry Division (A Co. 1st Bn. 7th CAV) and my second in 1969-70 with the 101st Airborne Division (L Co. 75th Ranger Rgt.) I got my High School diploma from the University of Hawaii in 1979. In Nov. 1980 I retired as a Sergeant First Class (E-7) with 22 years service. I moved to Pacifica, CA. I got a job with the San Francisco Municipal Rail Way as an electronics technician. In about two years I was a Electrical Transit Maintenance Supervisor.Retired again in 1995. Moved to Sierra Vista, AZ in 2003. I have been married for the past 33 years, I have two daughters and 7 grand children and one great grand child. I am an avid rockhound. I make jewelry from the rocks I find and occasionally sell some. I’m havin’ the time of my life.
182		Jay Roudebush: After Coronado I went on to Occidental College and graduated from Oxy with a double major in art and history. Because my draft status was 1A on graduation day, I opted to go to Navy OCS in Newport, RI. I spent three years on active duty, two as a COMM Officer aboard the USS Luce (DLG 7) out of Mayport, FL. In 1968, I earned a teaching credential at San Francisco State University, and began teaching the following year at All Saints' Episcopal Day School in Carmel, CA. After three years at ASDS and another four at Robert Louis Stevenson School in Pebble Beach, my wife, Marlene and I moved to Washington, DC, where we still reside. Since 1977 I've been a teacher or administrator at a number of private schools, including Sidwell Friends, Congressional Schools of VA, Norwood School, another year at All Saints' as an Interim headmaster, nine years as Headmaster of National Presbyterian School and the past three as a 6th Grade teacher back at Norwood. Next year (2010) will mark my 40th--and final--year of full-time teaching. Whew!
183		Mike Russ:
184		Tim Rutter:
185		Holly Ryan (Kaufman):
186		Jane Ryan (Haggerty):
187		Herb Schmidt:
188		Penny Schwab (Bjornstad):
189		Helen Scott*:
190		Sidney Selby (Hendrickson)*:
191		Mike Shaw*:
192		Beverly Shearer (Dodd):
193		Jim Shellenberger: Deceased
194		Virginia Simmons*:
195		John Sinkankas*:
196		Laura Lee Smith (Hume):
197		Cherry Snider (Morton):
198		Mary Christina Sparks:
199		David Sparks: Deceased
200		Penny Stamps*:
201		Charles Stephan*:
202		Bud Stover:
203		Melinda Stuart*:
204		Roy Suiter:
205		Mike Sullivan: Deceased
206		Keith Taylor:
207		Newton Swain*:
208		Sue Taylor (Puttkammer): Shortly after graduating from CHS in 1960, I married the Love of my life, Stan Jadovitz. During the course of our first six years of "Joint Effort" we had Kim, Adam, John Joseph and Angie — Blessings All. We lived in Poway, Calif. In 1989 Stan was diagnosed with Leukemia; he was given 3 years. We lost him Feb. 15, 1992. We had 32 wonderful years. Ten months later, Jack Puttkammer and I met at a picnic and fell in love. He had 3 children; Pam, Rick and Kurt. I'm sure you've heard the phrase "When God closes a door, He always opens a window." Jack Puttkarnmer, my 2nd chance for much love and happiness. We were married a short 17 wonderful years. We lost this wonderful man to congestive heart failure, discovered too late, on July 23, 2009. Now my family has grown from 4 to 7 children, 8 grandchildren to 17 grandchildren. And my daughter Kim is about to become a grandmother, making me (ouch) a Great Grandmother. I have three married grandchildren, Jack has one. We made our home in Sierra Vista, AZ in 2001, along with Paul and Shirley Puttkammer, Brother & Sister-in-law.
209		Sheilah Thomas (Graves):
210		Sandra Tipton (Dodson):
211		Sue Ann Trantham:
212		Ted Triebel*:
213		Ben Untalan:
214		JoLynn Van Dusen (Aguirre): JoLynn's college years were spent in various places. She attended college at B.Y.U. in Hawaii, San Diego State University, U.C.R., Cal State University in San Bernardino, and Belles Artes in Mexico. After working in commercial art for twelve newspapers and for San Diego area schools as a teacher (pre-school thru junior college), she moved to the Coachella Valley. She and her husband raised six children, while she taught Special Education as a Resource Specialist. During the past seven years, she has danced with the Mexican Ballet Folklorico Sol del Desierto. She remarried four years ago to Antonio Aguirre (who is 40 years younger than JoLynn), from Oaxaca, Mexico. JoLynn will retire from teaching in June. She will then devote more time to her hobbies of painting on canvas and dancing, and to her nine grandchildren.
215		Ron Vernetti:
216		Irene Vlachos (Flynn):
217		Lorraine Vlachos:
218		Ben Wagner:
219		Martha "Kate" Wakefield: I was born in Coronado, had 13 years of school here, and then went to UC Berkeley. Graduated in 1964 and lived in Berkeley, France, Albany (NY) - I organized our 20th reunion from there, Orange (CA) and Forest Grove (OR) and am now back in San Diego County, living in Rancho Bernardo. I have three sons and two daughters and also have seven grand-children, five boys and two girls. I love being a mother and am very proud of my children and their spouses. Oldest son works for Oracle, middle son is a cross-country / track coach at the Claremont Colleges, and youngest son works at Borders while looking for a teaching job. One daughter went to Yale Law School and the other went to the London School of Economics and has done volunteer work in Africa twice. Their spouses include a stay-at-home mom, a lab technician, a lawyer, and a librarian / archivist. Youngest child is not married. My oldest grandchild will be a junior in high school in September (2010). Eek! I love to travel. I've been to all 50 states, and in 1998 I went around the world. My favorite places: Mt. Rushmore; Washington, DC; London, Paris and the Taj Mahal. I am currently single, a much nicer word than divorced. Also, I go by Kate now.
220		Wilma "Grace" Warden (Wagner):
221		Don Waterhouse:
222		JB Watsabaugh*:
223		Stu Weber: Deceased
224		Jo Ann Weinel*:
225		Laurie Wellington:
226		Robert Wells:
227		Dick Werth*:
228		Dorothy Whitman (Dunbar): Deceased
229		Jeff Wilkens:
230		Gerry Winant*:
231		John Wineman*:
232		Chauncy Woodworth*:
233		Beth Wright*:
234		Joe Zerboni: After Coronado, Claremont Men’s College, and Stanford, I joined IBM and worked for 39 years for IBM in sales, management, and executive positions in California and Europe. Carolyn Craven (our class of ‘60) and I married in 1963 and raised three children (now, six grandkids). After 17 years, we divorced. Later, I married Johanna and we have two children together. Retiring from IBM in 2004, I travelled for a few years, then joined Vistage, Int’l, the world’s largest CEO membership organization. After 8 months, I formed my own group of CEOs and continue to work out of my Solana Beach home as owner of EXECTEAM (www.sdexecteam.com).