You see this a lot for teen stars, but 1966 celebrity yearbooks are a rarity on the auction site. I love how the description says, “It has 225 pages of great text and photos” as if the winning bidder is going to read the whole thing. (Via Boing Boing.)
You still have a few hours left to bid. Great last minute Valentine’s gift for the Tom Waits fanatic in your life. And if he/she likes Law & Order too, here‘s your card.
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Tom Waits went to my high school. Hilltop Lancers represent.
Heh.
Ah, but whatever happened to Denzil Walden?
tried to win this bid to give to someone as a present but got outbid, my high bid 250 dollars.
it finished at 280 dollars
insane
Take the time to check out the whole Brandon Bird site… my favorite is his depiction of Bea Arthur wrestling a velociraptor.
>Ah, but whatever happened to Denzil Walden?
I don’t know, but apparently his dad died last year. Sorry Denzil.
DENZIL E. WALDEN
Dec. 15, 1923-June 5, 2005
Denzil E. Walden, 81, of Chula Vista died Sunday. He was born in San Diego and was retired from the Marine Corps. He was a veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars.
Survivors include his daughter, Kathy Popejoy of Campbell; sons, Denzil Walden Jr. of La Mesa and John Walden of San Diego; brothers, Milford Walden of Grants Pass, Ore., and Delbert Walden of Chula Vista; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Viewing: 4 to 8 p.m. tomorrow, Community Mortuary, 855 Broadway, Chula Vista.
Services: 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Glen Abbey Memorial Park, 3838 Bonita Road, Bonita.
Donations: San Diego Rescue Mission, 1150 J Street, San Diego, CA 92101.
he looks like a stand up gentlemen in that pic…
http://www.pondracket.com
Whoah! Someone else on here is a Hilltop Lancer as well. Class of 97!
Looks like Brett Favre.
Damn. He looks mildly retarded. What’s up with the extra-long jaw/chin?
Check out Napoleone’s Pizza House on National City Blvd., there’s a picture of him and the owner, Sal. In the jukebox is the album that references the place, The Heart Of Saturday Night.
I went to Sweetwater. My parents just bought Jimmy’s, if you know it.
Only $280 – ? Shucks, I’ve got one of those books – - – Perfect shape – - – thought it would draw a lot more. It presently belongs to the Hoover Alumni Association.