Jeff Steele:  

I know some of my old friends will remember me as a nice, quiet, somewhat shy guy, but in reality I was very outgoing around close friends, and had a great sense of humor. In the old days I would have gone out with friends to blow off steam, but now I like to work on my computer, listen to music, and read to relax. The wildest thing I did in school was when my brother, and my step-nephew and I snuck into the pool one night to go swimming. We found a plywood sheet leaning against the wall, so we threw it into the water and tried using it as a surfboard. After about a half hour, I climbed up the lifeguard stand and saw a cop car pulling up behind the gym. I yelled, "Cops!" We all jumped over the fence, but before we could get too far, another cop headed us off at the pass. My step-nephew didn't go to Foothill, so he didn't get in trouble, but my brother and I had to go see the Vice-Principal the following Monday. We got our hands slapped, and were told not to do it again. The VP was more concerned with the school's insurance not covering us if we got hurt. I used to live to play and watch football, but now that I'm older, it's not much of a priority anymore. I'm a big San Francisco 49ers fan, and I like USC, Alabama and Georgia for college ball. I'm also a Foothill Mustangs football/basketball fan. I try to go to a few games a season. .If I won $100 million, I'd give 50% of it to the church, then spend the rest on investments, home improvements, and travel. My first job was helping with painting/landscaping on my Dad's rental properties in North Highlands. Later on I was a custodian in the old Coronet Theater on Watt Ave. I was 16 at the time, and got paid minimum wage. My Senior Year in HS I had a car route delivering 104 papers for the Sacramento Union. Some of my fon...Expand for more