From:  Harlan Lau <harlan@rambus.com> 
Date:  Thu Apr 11, 2002  9:51 pm
Subject:  Encina Update (alumni challenge, reunions, siblings, madrigals, jack carey, humor, internet, whats new)

ENCINA ALUMNI,

This week's update is sponsored by Rick Larson 62!

If you are not interested in the alumni challenge, just scroll down about
halfway to the reunion information where the normal Encina Update begins.

This is the LAST alumni challenge update before the game.

I'll send out something Saturday or Sunday about the results
so you won't have to wait until next week to hear how the
alumni team did. Then the email blitz will be over for the
alumni challenge.


ALUMNI CHALLENGE NOTES

Bob Goosmann '74 wrote:

1) Check in at the cafeteria for the tours and/or dinner, or go to the gym
for the game only.

2) Walk-ups are welcome to attend the 6 p.m. dinner for $20.00--we will have
plenty of food and all those who attend are eligible for prizes.

3) The game is at 7:30 p.m. and is free to everyone. Wear the Apache colors
(maroon and gold) if you can, and be prepared to make lots of noise for the
alumni team.

Steve Palmer 74 wrote:

No name tags needed for the game. Just show up and enjoy!
The first 100 alumni and family members entering the gym will
get Encina pom poms, so be ready to cheer and yell!!

Yon Gomez '81 wrote:
We need more musicians! This is an open invitation to all musicians:
If you can join us, please contact me:
yonzeno@hotmail.com; or 628-0657 (cell) !!!
If you don't get a hold of me and you want to jam with us,
show up at 5:00 o'clock in the Encina band room!!!!!
COME ON OUT AND HAVE SOME FUN!


MEDIA

Kerry Shearer '72 prepared a news media advisory which he has faxed
to TV media. It gives them basic information about the event and invites
them to attend the game at 730pm.

I wrote Tom DuHain '68 of KCRA-TV this week. Tom wrote:
"Yes, I've been reading your updates with great interest. The event is
really alive! I will put the event into the story file for consideration
Friday night. Don't know if the evening editors will select that idea
for full or partial coverage but we'll give it a try.
I really want to attend (and enjoy) one of these gatherings, but I'm
generally on duty here most nights until 7:30pm and often out of town
doing reports... it's hard to plan for an evening event."

Keep your fingers crossed and hope it's a slow news day... We were
able to get coverage two years ago for the Homecoming 2000 party.


PLEDGE SUMMARY

When I sent out the last update we were at $159.00 per alumni point
with $3365 in fixed pledges.

Today's total is $189.30 per alumni point with fixed pledges of $4642.
The Encina alumni blew off the doors again!

With Paul Bonderson's matching funds this is $378 per alumni point.

$378 per free throw, $757 per basket, $1136
for a three pointer.

This is mind boggling. Think about it. Every time the
alumni team scores, $750 for Encina!

And the great thing is, this is the result of pledges from
over 150 different Encina alumni!

If the alumni team can match their total of 74 points
from last year, per point pledges would amount to $28,000 !

We also have fixed pledges of $4642x2=$9284.
An anonymous donor pledged $1000 this week!

Our total is over $37,000 for 74 alumni points.
A bit less since we will almost certainly max out
on Paul Bonderson's matching funds.

And this amount does not even include pledges
for individual points or admissions.

Encina alumni have hit goal after goal. I just can't
set a goal high enough for you guys.

Is it possible we could actually make it to $200 an
alumni point?

The current total is $189.30. So tantalizing close...

$200 per alumni point is such a nice round number.

Go for it.

Hope to see you at the alumni challenge!


ALUMNI CHALLENGE BAND

YEAHHHH!

We have three additions to the Alumni Pep Band:
Dale Patton 81: trumpet
Keith Scheeler 81: trumpet
Dennis Mulder 93: drums

Yon Gomez 81 wrote:
Dale Patton and Keith Scheeler have stepped up to the challenge of the
alumni pep band. (trumpets) We can use some bass instruments (string or
brass) and some woodwinds. I know they're out there!
Come on musicians!

If we don't get a bone player or a bass player than I will try to play bass
and Dennis Mulder said he can play drums. We need musicians!!!
Come on Encina, I know you're out there!


Where are all the great musicians that Encina's music program
produced over the last 40 years?

We need the involvement of just a few folks with the connections
to recruit their musical buddies. Times running out.

Yon Gomez '81 wrote:

We need participants for the pep band @ the Alumni Challenge!

If you know musicians from other classes, forward this to them!
Where are the "Bell Street House Wreckers"?

It's getting late and drums alone will not make a very musical pep band!
If you put the word out to all the classes, I will be a contact person, and
I'll even try to put this thing together! So, you put out the word and I'll
wait to hear from all those great former Encina musicians who want to
impress their children. Tell them to break out the brass polish and soak
their reeds we have music to play!!!!

Yon '81
yonzeno@hotmail.com



ALUMNI CHALLENGE PLEDGES

*** UPDATE ***

Here are the recent pledges.

We were at $159.00 per alumni point when I sent out the last update.

An anonymous donor has contributed $1000 to the alumni challenge!

Christy Cooper 80 wrote:
I can't make if from KC to Sacto for the game, but boy would I love to see
Mrs. Kojima and classmates. Oh well, put me in for .50/point.
Mrs. Tierney (aka Jennefer Smith) -. I'm going to your daughter's school
auction. Yeah, yeah, I know. Anyway, match my donation so the KC contingent
can add a dollar?

Kathie Kloss Marynik 67 wrote:
I am happy to report that we two will be attending the for-sure exciting
game Friday night. A $25 donation check is going out in Thursday's mail.
You are doing such a great job with all this, Harlan. You should be crowned
"Lifetime Mr. Encina."

$159.50

Our anonymous pledger from the class of 61 says
that Karl Schnaidt 91's pledge of $5/alumni point
in memory of his father Kenneth Schnaidt 61
should be treated like any other 61 pledge.
Therefore it qualifies for his $5 for each
$1 pledge, increasing the pledge to $30/alumni point!
Many thanks to our generous 61 alumni!

$184.50

Dave Robinson 79 wrote:
Okay Tote -
I'll see your $1.15 and raise you an additional .35 to $1.50 a point.
BACK OFF!
Oh, and by the way all that Frau Kojima talk was quite touching.
41! Damn you are old! And it's NOT just the years it's the mileage.
Shouldn't you be taking a nap rather than posting all these e-mails?
Night, Night
Red Ball

$184.90

Cathy Buchanan Ball 70 wrote:
I will join the challenge to meet that $30,000 goal....and challenge James
Barbeau to match or beat my pledge of $1.00 per point to the alumni team.
thank you Paul for your generosity in matching funds.

$185.90

Cecily Knepprath 72 wrote:
I'm not sure who to send this to but put me down for $2.00/point.

$187.90

Mike Totaro 79 wrote:
I only wish I had the cash to match a pledge equal to that of Dave "Red
Ball" Robinson's golf score, but I think even Bill Gates would pass on that
one!
I will however increase my pledge to $1.55 per alumni point AND I will be at
the events too!
Can you top that one Red Ball???

$188.30

Tim Wheelis '63 and Anne Yallalee Wheelis '63 wrote:
We're adding to the pledge $252, which odd figure totals $63 from each of us
(Tim Wheelis and Anne Yallalee Wheelis) times two years because we never got
around to sending a check last year. Thanks Dicki--er--Paul, for the
generous match! Your Mom sends glowing messages in Christmas cards to my
folks and its nice to know that sometimes the bragging cards are true! My
younger brother Bill (who finished high school at a private school) and
Paul were great buddies in their younger years and so we saw a lot of the
young Paul.
Thanks for spearheading this, Harlan. I met some of the students and staff
at Encina who worked on a Department of Health Services project to develop
high school curriculum and student advocacy projects around nutrition and
physical activity. Great bunch of kids. The curriculum was tested
throughout California, and we did it at King City High School. Spending 4
periods a day for a whole week with tenth grade students when you are not a
"regular" teacher is an exhausting and eye opening experience!)

Gretchen Nichol Worlow 77 wrote:
Please put me down for $1.00 per point for the alum team. I sure wish I
could attend. It 's sound like so much fun that I have promised myself
to attend next year. GO APACHES!

$189.30

Who will put over over the $200/point mark!

Just $10 more lousy dollars per alumni point.

Now it's your turn. I hope you were inspired by these heartfelt pledges and
Paul's matching funds to "do it for the kids". Write me at harlan@rambus.com
or on your class mailing list.

See the Alumni Challenge 2002 page for the latest news:
http://www.encinahighschool.com/homecoming/challenge02.htm



ALUMNI CHALLENGE PLEDGES BY CLASS

Here is a summary of the alumni challenge pledges by class.
If I missed a pledge or rsvp let me know.

I've added the donations for the raffle gifts to the pledges.

I would like to acknowledge the following exceptional pledges:

Paul Bonderson '70: match all funds raised by the challenge
up to $15,000.

Anonymous '61: pledged $5 for each $1 pledged by the class
of 61. So far this has amounted to $40/alumni point + $375 or
about $3300 if 74 alumni points.

Karl Schnaidt '91: pledged $15/alumni point plus $5/alumni
point in memory of his father Kenneth Schnaidt '61. This
would be about $1500 for 74 alumni points.

Doug Dohring '76: $12/alumni point = $900 if 74 alumni points.

Anonymous: $1000

Steve Daniel '73: $5/alumni point = $370 if 74 alumni points.

Al Moss '63, Carol Krieg '73: $3/alumni point

Jason Alexander '92: $2.75/alumni point

Staff
Jack Carey ($1/alumni point by Lynn Rose 80)
Christine Kojima ($1/alumni point)

Parents
Georgia and Gerry Jones ($5/point by James Jones)

1961
Lee Pratt ($2/alumni pt)
Pam Tack Taxara ($40)
Bill Wells ($50)
Anonymous (pledges $5 for each $1 from 61 classmate)
Jerry Borge ($1x6/alumni pt)
Lee Pratt ($1x6/alumni pt)
Gail Caum ($1x6/alumni pt)
Pete Gebauer ($25x6 = $150)
Judy Hedenus McGowan ($25x6 = $150)
Carol Rodrigues Davidson ($25x6 = $150)
Kenneth Schnaidt ($5x6/alumni pt by son Karl Schnaidt 91)

1962
Alice Braio Bogert ($50)
Steve Childress ($1/alumni pt up to 20, $2/alumni pt after that)
Sue Corbett Charles ($100)
Bill Corrie ($1/alumni pt)
Barbara Rea ($1/alumni pt)
Carol Swinehart Swanson ($25)
Linda Weatherford Ballance ($1/alumni pt)
62 reunion committee ($1 for each attendee at 40 year reunion)

1963
Al Moss ($3/alumni pt)
Kathleen Rayfuse Calcidise (Apple IPOD)
Tim Wheelis ($126)
Karolinn Williams Green ($2/alumni pt)
Anne Yallalee Wheelis ($126)

1964
Micheal Carsey ($0.50/alumni pt)
Bob Hanshaw ($50 + $2/gift purchased from forkeepssake.com)
Kathleen Lutz (5 of her contemporary Christian CDs)

1965
Anonymous ($1/alumni pt in memory of father)
Leslie Cameron Silva ($50)
Larry Gray ($1/alumni pt)
Walter Lubiejewski ($1/alumni pt, $2/alumni pt if they win)
Margie Marston Younger ($2/alumni pt, wine basket)
Duane Reaugh ($1/alumni pt)
Wenzel Ruhman ($1/alumni pt)

1966
Jeralynn Cupps Krug ($1/alumni pt)
Lou DeCosta ($100)
Jerry Hallstrom ($50)

1967
Kathie Kloss Marynik ($25)
Lora Saunders ($2/alumni pt)

1968
Mark Kielty ($1/alumni pt)

1969
Scott Cupps ($1/alumni pt by Jeralynn Cupps Krug 66/67)

1970
Cathy Buchanan Ball ($1/alumni point)
Guy Blair ($1/alumni point)
Paul Bonderson (will match funds raised up to $15,000)
Mary Ellen Collentine ($1/alumni pt)
Tom Henley ($1/alumni pt by Patricia Henley 72)
Ken Lambert ($1/alumni pt)
Cheryle Lees Lawson ($1.50/alumni pt)
Jim Meleski ($1.00/alumni pt)
Judy Pryor Saint ($1/alumni pt)
Mary Reddick ($1/alumni pt)
Linda Sorenson Lehr ($2/alumni pt)
Steve Wagaman ($1/alumni pt)
Paul Whatley ($250)

1971
Anonymous ($1/alumni pt, $1/pt by Mark Lacoste 85)

1972
Care Johnson ($1/alumni pt)
Cecily Knepprath ($2/alumni pt)
Joe Lambert ($1/alumni pt)
Dave Niello ($1.25/alumni pt)
Van Rodgers ($2/alumni pt)
Tim Montgomery ($1/alumni pt)
Cathy Steinkoenig 72/73 ($0.50/alumni pt)
Renee Welch Wojnowski ($0.50/alumni pt)

1973
Steve Daniel ($5/alumni pt)
Patrick Dunn ($100)
Pepai Falck Whipple ($100)
Bruce Hunt ($1/alumni pt)
Heather Kendall ($100)
Carol Krieg Highton ($3/alumni pt)
Harlan Lau ($1/alumni pt, $5/Todd Brownell pt)
Harlan Lau ($50 by mother Mary Lau)
Elliott Mandell ($100)
Nancy Patton ($1/alumni pt)
Rett Smart 73 (miniature telephone, 7x18mm golf scope, digital CD
player/AM-FM stereo boom box)
Cathy Steinkoenig 72/73 ($0.50/alumni pt)

1974
Julie Eissinger Meador ($100)
Gregg Magaziner ($1/alumni pt, $0.50/varsity pt)
John Nunez ($2/alumni pt)
Steve Palmer ($1/alumni pt, $10/Bob Goosmann pt)
Denni Schwartz Mador ($1/alumni pt)

1975
Linda Fanning Cabana ($1/alumni pt)
Bill Johns ($1/alumni pt)

1976
Doug Dohring ($12/alumni pt)
Carlos X Montoya ($1.50/alumni pt)
Pamela Rizzo Keely ($1/alumni pt)
Ron Rowan ($1/aumni pt)
Matt Shelton ($1/alumni pt)
Doreen Sugimoto Evans ($1/alumni pt)
Lad Wentzel ($1/alumni pt)

1977
Bill Farley ($1/alumni pt, $600 camera,
four seats to a River Cats baseball game on first row on the home team
dugout)
Morri Graf ($1/alumni pt)
Tom Maclaughlin ($2/alumni pt)
Gretchen Nichol Worlow ($1/alumni pt)
Rocky Niederberger ($50)
Tricia Obermuller Ford ($0.50/alumni pt,
$10 if Scott Brownell 76 sings Apache fight song)
Michael Poxon ($1/alumni pt, $1.50/alumni point if get 5 madrigals from
77-80 to pledge)
Richard Kendall ($1/alumni pt)
Aaron Valencia ($1/alumni pt)

1978
Tom Dugally ($1/alumni pt,$30 if alumni win)
LaVonne Facino Foster ($50)
Darcy Frields ($1.00/alumni pt)
Lynne Gile Tracy ($1.00/alumni pt)
Teresa Gunn Davis ($1/alumni pt)
Tammy Johnson Baker ($1/alumni pt)
Carol Markell Keller ($1/alumni pt, $25 if alumni win)
Heide Mathews Boull't ($100)
Dan Mayes ($1/alumni pt)
Aaron Valencia ($1/alumni pt)

1979
Rose Ellen Johnson ($50 by Tammy Johnson Baker 78)
Stephanie Ortiz McCarthy ($1/alumni pt)
Dave Robinson ($1.50/alumni pt)
Mike Totaro ($1.55/alumni pt)
Chris Tulley ($200 by Jolanne Tierney)

1980
Bob Bjorklund ($1/alumni pt)
Christy Cooper ($0.50/alumni pt)
Liz Dahl Dahler ($1/alumni pt)
Lynn Rose (see pledge in Jack Carey's name)
Lynn Rose ($25 if Dave Robinson 79 wears cheer uniform)
Scott Schnackel ($1/alumni pt, $2/alumni pt if wear Apache uniforms)
LeeAnne Trevelyan Thomas ($0.75/alumni pt)
Georgianna Wooley Marie ($2/alumni pt,
$50 if Dave Robinson 79 wears cheer uniform)

1981
Kim Bettencourt ($1/alumni pt)
Jolanne Tierney (see Chris Tulley 79,$50 if Dave Robinson 79 wears cheer
uniform)
Shawn Zausch ($200)

1982
Bo Stephenson ($50, $3/pt by Enriquez or Guzman)

1983
ZERO

1984
Colleen Dyba Olson ($1/pt by Rafael Enriquez 84 or Adam Guzman 84)
Joe & Mike Kramer ($1/pt by Rafael Enriquez 84 or Adam Guzman 84)
Kari Reser Mozingo ($0.50/alumni pt)
Carolyn Rodriquez Lopez ($0.50/alumni pt)
James Tyrovolas ($3/pt by Rafael Enriquez 84 or Adam Guzman 84,
$1/pt by James Jones 87)
Diane Viebrock Emond ($1/alumni pt)

1985
Roy Colburn ($0.50/alumni pt, $1/pt if Mike Fredricks 84 plays)

1986
ZERO

1987
Russell Hauf ($2/pt by James Jones, $10/dunk by James Jones)
James Jones ($1/alumni pt, $3/pt by James Jones)
Steve Knowlton ($1/alumni pt)
Dan Reid ($2/pt by James Jones, $5/three pt by Jones,
$10/ejection of Jones, $15/leave campus)

1988
Peter Casillas ($1/alumni pt, $2/pt by James Jones 87,
$2/pt by Ryan Norris 89, $2/pt by Rafael Enriquez 84, $50 if alumni win)

1989
Geoff Shumway ($3/pt by Ryan Norris, $50 minimum)

1990
Donald Chris Young ($1/alumni pt)

1991
Mike Pearson ($100)
Karl Schnaidt ($15/alumni pt)

1992
Jason Alexander ($2.75/alumni pt)

1993
Brian Crall ($50)
Dennis Mulder ($1/alumni pt)

1994
ZERO

1995
Larry Averitt ($1/varsity or alumni pt with minimum of $150)
Ernestine Holmes ($1/alumni pt, $1/each pt alumni win by,
$1 if 92/93/94/95 player, $1 if woman player)

1996
ZERO

1997
ZERO

1998
ZERO

1999
ZERO

2000
ZERO

2001
ZERO


ALUMNI CHALLENGE RSVPS BY CLASS

Staff
Christine Kojima

Parents
Mr/Mrs Dahlberg
Georgia & Gerry Jones

1961

1962
Patrick Boltinghouse
Alice Braio Bogert
Sue Corbett Charles
Linda Weatherford Ballance (2)

1963

1964
Micheal Carsey (Germany)
Rollin Coxe (photographer)

1965


1966
Kathy Cooper
Alan Stroppini

1967
Kathie Kloss Marynik (2)
Lora Saunders
Judy Walker

1968

1969

1970
Guy Blair (2)

1971
Nancy Cooper Manly (2)
Jon Dahlberg (2)

1972

1973
Todd Brownell (team)
Harlan Lau

1974
Lawrence Anderson
Julie Eissinger Meador
Karen Elledge
Bob Goosmann (team)
Terrea Harlan Sherman
Gregg Magaziner
Suzanne McGee
Donna McManus
Steve Palmer
Donna Pruitt
Greg Roeszler
Randi Sanford
Denni Schwartz Mador (3)

1975
Linda Fanning Cabana

1976
Karen Dellinger Nissen (5)
Bill Murphy

1977
Laura Vasquez Lavallee

1978
Tom Dugally
LaVonne Facino Foster
Lynne Gile Tracy
Teresa Gunn Davis
Tammy Johnson Baker
Carol Markell Keller
Chris Moser Taylor
Marcy Shaw Belmont
Chris Wilkerson

1979
Mike Totaro

1980
Chris Dahlberg (team)

1981
Yon Gomez (band,drums)
Dale Patton (band,trumpet)
Keith Scheeler (band,trumpet)

1982
Judy Murphy

1983

1984
Rafael Enriquez (team)
Adam Guzman (team)
Diane Viebrock Emond & husband Phil

1985
Mark LaCoste (team)

1986

1987
Jennifer Hodson Dumas
James Jones (team)

1988

1989
Ryan Norris (team)
Geoff Shumway

1990

1991
Karl Schnaidt

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001


ALUMNI CHALLENGE

2nd Annual Alumni Challenge
Friday, April 12, 2002
4 p.m.-11 p.m.

CAMPUS TOURS, 4 p.m.-6 p.m.

Current students will provide alumni with guided tours of the campus,
including the renowned Encina Art Gallery.

DINNER, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Dannie's Catering will once again provide a delicious full-course meal in
the school cafeteria. This year's menu features a choice of prime rib with
baked potato or smoked turkey with mashed potatoes and dressing. Included
is tossed green salad, California mixed vegetables, dinner rolls, apple and
peach cobbler, soda and coffee.

DOOR PRIZES

Each attendee will be automatically entered to win a prize during a drawing
to be held at the dinner around 7 p.m. (must be present to win). NOTE: We
are currently looking for donations of prizes-please contact Julie Eissinger
Meador at jules95630@yahoo.com if you or someone you know can help.

BASKETBALL GAME, 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m.

THE GAME IS FREE

An alumni squad will once again challenge the current Encina varsity team
during a regulation-length, refereed, highly-competitive game in the Encina
gym. If you are a former pre-1990 varsity player who did not play in last
year's game, contact Bob Goosmann at magusbob@hotmail.com if you want to
play (note: if you have already contacted Bob, please send him another
e-mail; a couple of the early e-mails were lost).

Last year we received pledges totaling $250.00 per point scored by the
alumni team (total points scored was 74). Please consider sponsoring this
year's team with a per-point pledge. Also funds raised will be used to
support very worthwhile Encina projects and programs.

POST-GAME PARTY, 9 p.m.-11 p.m.

Coffee and socializing in the cafeteria with background music from the 60s,
70s and 80s.

COST

$20 per person ($10 for children under 10)

For more information or to volunteer to help, please contact Steve Palmer
'74 at 530-676-2775 or spalmer@innotek.com, or Bob Goosmann '74 at
magusbob@hotmail.com.

For details about the Alumni Challenge 2002 along with the
list of current RSVPs and pledges:
http://www.encinahighschool.com/homecoming/challenge02.htm



REUNIONS


CLASS OF 1962

Event: Alumni only pre-party
Date: Friday, September 27, 2002
Place: Mace's
Format: No host cocktail party

Event: Golf tournament
Date: Saturday, September 28, 2002
Place: Haggin Oaks
Contact: Bill Corrie

Event: Reunion party
Date: September 28, 2002
Place: Del Paso Country Club
Contact: Alice Braio Bogert 62 at ajbogert@yahoo.com

CLASS OF 1967

No plans for a 35th reunion. Next reunion in 2007.
Contact: Linda Goff 67 at ljgoff@csus.edu

CLASS OF 1972

Up to the minute information and maps to all venues can be
found on the Class of '72 web site at:
http://www.encinahighschool.com/class72/index.html

Event: Alumni Preparty
Date: Friday, July 12, 2002

Event: Reunion Dinner & Dance
Date: Saturday, July 13, 2002
Place: Granite Bay Golf Club

Event: Family Picnic
Date: Sunday, July 14, 2002

Contact: Sue Kehoe Jacobson '72 at jacobson41@msn.com
Debbie Sprague Mitchell '72 at galsmail@c-zone.net
Darrel Mitchell '72 at lynk0007@c-zone.net

CLASS OF 1977

Date: August 17, 2002
Place: Doubletree Hotel (near Arden Fair and Cal Expo)
Contact: John Hyland at johnthyland@hotmail.com
Sue Levy Joslin at Jos964@attbi.com

CLASS OF 1982

Date: August 9, 2002
Place: Croatian Hall
Contact: Soames Funakoshi at alexusfr@yahoo.com

CLASS OF 1987

*** UPDATE ***

Hello Everyone,

The date for the picnic is July 13th for sure, just paid for our day at
Rusch Park. I think we will start it at 12 noon and we have it until 9pm.

I still need some ideas for games and things we can do to raise money for
the reunion fund. We need to build it up so that we don't have to worry
about being able to afford to do nice things for the next reunion. We have
the large covered area for the food, if anyone has sound equipment for music
or if anyone has a band that would like to play for us let me know, we need
a little help with that if not, all I have is a radio. We can have alcohol
there so bring your own if that is what you would like to drink. I would
like to have everybody, if they can, to bring one of these; a side dish, a
dessert or a salad. Please call me and let me know what you will be able to
bring. We are still working on all the other details and what we are going
to charge. We want this to be a day that everyone can afford and be able to
come and enjoy catching up with old friends. Please let everyone you know
that it will be the 13th for sure and to call me with the RSVP's so I can
get names and addresses of people that I do not have information for as of
yet. I am going to try and have the flyers or notices out in the next month
or so. Put it on your calendars I am looking forward to seeing you all
there.
Thanks Kristine

Date: July 13th
Place: Rusch Park
Time: 12 noon to 9 pm
Contact: Kris Monday Dragoo at jkdragoo@winfirst.com

CLASS OF 1992

Date: Saturday, October 19, 2002
Place: Grapes Dining & Spirits, 815 11th St
Contact Rochelle Karrick Laun at RochLaun@yahoo.com
or Jannell Penney at penneytax@msn.com


SIBLINGS

Todd Andrews 72 wrote:
Todd Andrews 72
Mark Andrews 75

Bill Murphy 76 wrote:
Bill Murphy 76
Steve Murphy 77
Terry Murphy 80
Judy Murphy 82

Judy Githens 72 wrote:
Jim Githens 69
Judy Githens 72
Barbara Githens 76

Jolyn Saia 74 wrote:
Carolyn Saia 72
Jolyn Saia 74
Janine Benson 84


MADRIGALS / JACK CAREY

I have created a mailing list for former Encina Madrigals, many of whom
were students of Jack Carey.

You can join the Madrigals mailing list by sending a blank message to:
encinamadrigals-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Kathy Cooper 66 wrote:
I see Jack Carey, long-time choral music teacher from Encina, every Sunday
at our church. He recently lost his address book - and corresponding
information about the many, many students with whom he has stayed in touch
during all these years. He is asking that folks let him know their current
address and phone number so he can reconstruct his address book.

Jack does not have a PC or email.

If you are interested in being in Jack's address book, please write me at
harlan@rambus.com and I will collect the information and get it to
Jack Carey.


HUMOR

Driving to the office this morning on the M1, I looked over to my left
and there was a woman in a brand new Mercedes doing 85MPH
with her face up next to her rear view mirror putting on her eyeliner!

I looked away for a couple seconds and when I looked back she was
halfway over in my lane, still working on that makeup!!!

It scared me (I'm a man) so bad, I dropped my electric shaver, which
knocked the toast out of my other hand. In all the confusion of trying
to straighten out the car using my knees against the steering wheel, it
knocked my mobile phone away from my ear which fell into the coffee
between my legs, splashed and burned Big Jim and the Twins, ruined
the damn phone and DISCONNECTED AN IMPORTANT CALL!!!!!!!

WOMEN DRIVERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!


INTERNET

From Brian Livingston's column...

GOOGLE'S NEW NEWS

Posted April 5, 2002 01:01 PM Pacific Time

MILLIONS OF WORDS have been written about Google.com,
the rapidly growing search engine that people love for
its uncannily relevant results.

But the Googlers have just started beta testing a new
service that you probably haven't heard boo about.
Best of all, this feature is free and open to the
public -- if you know where to look.

With little publicity or fanfare, Google has added a
new search box that allows you to pull up recent
stories culled solely from newspapers and magazines
around the world, including InfoWorld.

You could always, of course, use plain old Google to
search the Internet for any news subject you like. But
reporters, researchers, corporate analysts, and others
often need to trace a widely known fact back to an
impeccable source, not a generic Web site. Citing a
statistic from The New York Times sounds better than
writing that you found it at DrudgeReport.com.

Limiting your search to credible news sources almost
guarantees that you'll find a quote-worthy reference
in seconds using Google's new News Search feature. The
time this saves can add up fast. In a study last year
of how story assignments are researched by
journalists, consultant Jakob Nielsen found that a
full one-third of scribblers turned to Google as their
very first step (see
http://www.useit.com/about/searchreferrals.html ).

As a beta program, Google's News Search may not have
every story you'd like, but it costs nothing to find
out. I'm pleased to pre-announce its slightly
out-of-the-way location.

To try News Search, go to Google.com, then click
Advanced Search. Press your Page Down key to find the
News section. Any search terms you insert here will
query only bona fide news sources when you click the
Search button. (While you're on this page, bookmark
it. I always start Web searches at Google's Advanced
Search page so I don't have to remember any of that
Boolean crap.)

The News Search input box now also appears at the top
of http://news.google.com , a headline-news page that
began only this past December.

Interestingly, Google tries to group related news on
this page into clusters. Its computers do this purely
by word analysis, with no human intervention. This
sometimes provides some odd combos, but I find that
most of the resulting links make sense.

Only the latest week of stories is searched. To look
farther back, try NewsTrove.com or NorthernLight.com.
But I'm hoping Google lifts its limit soon.

It's heartening in the dot-gloom to see Google do well.
From zippo in 1998, it now handles 14 percent of all
searches worldwide, followed by MSN's 13 percent and
AOL's 5 percent, according to StatMarket. Yahoo, a
directory that gets search data from Google, is still
tops at 41 percent.

If you try the beta and see an upgrade you'd like, send
e-mail to news-feedback@google.com.



From Fred Langa's Langalist...

Free "Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer"

Last Monday, Microsoft released a new WinXP and 2K tool called the
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA):

... to analyze Windows systems for common security
misconfigurations. Version 1.0 of MBSA includes a graphical
and command line interface that can perform local or remote
scans of Windows systems. MBSA runs on Windows 2000 and
Windows XP systems and will scan for missing hotfixes and
vulnerabilities in the following products: Windows NT 4.0,
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Internet Information Server (IIS)
4.0 and 5.0, SQL Server 7.0 and 2000, Internet Explorer (IE)
5.01 and later, and Office 2000 and XP.

Although I have every security patch that Windows Update has ever
offered to me, the Analyzer is just a 2.5MB file, so I downloaded and
ran it as a "what the heck" thing.

Surprise! It found two missing security patches, both rated "critical,"
that the Windows Update "wizard" had never told me about! I was able to
then download and install the missing patches using the direct links
provided by the Analyzer's report.

That immediately switched me from skeptic to believer: Even if you've
been religious about applying security patches on your own or through
the Update service, grab a copy of the Security Analyzer to make sure
something wasn't overlooked.

Download:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?releaseid=37761

More info:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q320454


WHAT'S NEW

4/10/02: Natalya Zhdanova 99, Stacey Schumacher 92, Kelly Lane 74, Jolyn
Saia 74 update, Janine Benson 84, Dick Boomgarden 75

4/9/02: Micheline Edwards 83

4/8/02: Bill Murphy 76 update, Carrie Bennett 94 bio update, Dale Patton 81,
Judy Hartman 62, Patti Morgott 80 update, Robert Fahn 77, Kim Plaza 79,
Sioux Dunn 74 update, Judy Githens 72, Jim Githens 69, Barbara Githens 76,
Gail Patton 68, John Wallin 70 update

4/6/02: Georgene Gunderson 64, Steve Childress 62/bio, Kim Marsh 64, Dave
Bonti 67, Lisa Bonti 72, John Brennan 80, Timmothy Winters 87, Craig Viteri
78, Tina Rodgers 79, Scott Monday 90, Steve Oversby 68, Randy Onstine
89/bio, Rian Phillips 88


HOMECOMING PARTY

The current date is Friday, November 1, 2002 versus San Juan.
Please make a note of the date of the Homecoming 2002 party!

Don't forget to submit your contact information or bio:
contact: www.encinahighschool.com/directory/submit_contact.htm
bio: www.encinahighschool.com/submit_bio.htm


PLEDGE NOW!

Did anyone go to the Masters this week?
Would anyone like to take me next year <g>

Harlan Lau '73
Encina HS alumni webmaster
www.encinahighschool.com