Artist, teacher and former classmate, Carol Ladewig, is exhibiting her art at the Brava Theater in San Francisco. There will be an artist reception on April 1. If you’re going to be in
the bay area, this is a great opportunity to view Carol’s work.
Former classmate and stained glass artist, Robert “Bobby” Miller, is exhibiting his work at The Walker House in San Dimas, California on March 18 & 19 as part of the San Dimas Festival of Arts. Here is a link to the San Dimas Festival of Arts Calendar of Events where you can get more information: http://www.sandimasarts.com/Calendar_of_Events.htm
Let’s give Robert and other local artists our support by attending the festival.
Former classmate, Henry Segura, has been painting freehand since 1950, specializing in pinstriping cars and motorcycles, so if you need to have anything pinstriped, he’s your man. His work was featured in the May 2009 edition of Hot Bike Baggers magazine. Here’s a link to Henry’s website where you can see samples of his work: http://www.henrysegura.com
Classmate and artist, Sheila Garver Hansberger, has just launched her new web site. Check it out at www.sheilahansberger.com
Here’s the last Slauson School photo submitted by Don Foltz. See how many classmates you can identify. Be sure to leave your comments at the bottom of the post.
Slauson School 8th Grade Class - Mr. Jess
Here’s yet another Slauson School classroom photo submitted by Don Foltz. How many classmates do you recognize? Be sure to post your comments at the bottom.
Here’s another classroom photo submitted by Don Foltz. How many classmates do you recognize?
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Here’s another classroom photo submitted by Don Foltz. How many students can you identify?
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Here’s a Slauson School classroom photo submitted by Don Foltz. How many former classmates do you recognize in Mrs. Trumble’s 7th grade class?
How many of our classmates can you name in this old photo of the Girl Scout Follies?
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