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THE SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT NEWSLETTER MAY, 2013

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I hope you all had a wonderful Spring Break and are ready for a fast paced end of the year. I would like to start by congratulating Mr. Craven and our ArtQuest Advance Drama students. They attended the Lenaea Festival and earned Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in Monologues, two Gold Acting Awards, and a Silver for overall performance. Our drama students had an amazing weekend and were the envy of other districts. I would also like to congratulate two students that have been named as Finalists in the 2013 National Merit Scholarships: Ms. Nicolle Bertozzi and Mr. Trevor Glynn. It is amazing to have two such distinguished academic students at Santa Rosa High School. We also need to acknowledge and congratulate Ms. Julianna Basile who was accepted into the 2013 All"State Honor Band. She is an outstanding student in our instrumental music program, playing the flute.

In addition to the teacher and students above, I need to thank Ms. Braunstein and Mr. Sappington and their students: Amy Breeds, Hannah Burmeyer, Jessica Do, Makenzie Kearns, Madison Krimont, Jessica McGibbons, Isabelle Mullin, Anna Olson, Shannon O’Shaughnessy, Lidia Sanabria and Melanie Sieren for their work on a major art project for the Sonoma County O#ce of Education. They are currently working on designing, building and collaborating on a large lobby mobile with local artists that will be permanently displayed in the front lobby of the building.

On Monday, February 25th, the National Honor Society at Santa Rosa High School brought “From Intolerance to Understanding” to our school. The event took place all day in our auditorium, with our students hearing from several guest speakers including Japanese Internment speakers, a Holocaust survivor, an Equal Rights Advocate and a Gay"Straight Alliance panel. It was an incredible day for our students to hear firsthand life stories from these speakers. I want to thank all of the members of the National Honor Society for an amazing day and a great event. We hope to have this every year on campus.

Common Core State Standards. We are now starting to implement Common Core State Standards at Santa Rosa High School. I wanted to give you some information for you to be knowledgeable of this change. If you are interested in further information, you can go to:http://www.corestandards.org/.

Forty"five states have committed to use a new common set of instructional standards called Common Core State Standards $CCSS%. These standards, designed through collaboration between universities, K"12 education and the private sector, will mean changes to the way that instruction happens throughout our nation.

With the new Common Core State Standards, teachers will be working to emphasize greater depth of knowledge. Lessons will be focused on the most important ideas and students will be asked to think critically about those ideas. Among other steps, this may mean more project"based learning, hands"on activities, as well as writing that allows students to synthesize information from across subject areas.

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Panther PurrAvailable at www.SantaRosaHighSchool.net or by emailing [email protected]. Published by the SRHS Student"Teacher"Parent Organization $STP%

In this Issue…

Calendar………………….…...3Registration………………….4Counselors’ Corner……….5Fun Facts……………………..6Grad Stu&………………...6"11Ag News…..………….....12"13Automotives……………..…13ArtQuest……….…….…14"16

Get Involved!

Friends of AQ…..……....16 Site Council……………...17 ELAC…………………..…..17 AG Boosters.……...…….17 Project Grad...…...17, 7"11 STP……………...…………..18

Athletics……...…..………...19SRHS Foundation…..20"22

Principal’s UpdateBrad Coscare!i, SRHS Principal, [email protected], 528"5292

Dear Parents and Guardians,

When did Ernie Nevers, for whom the football field

is named, graduate from SRHS?

He didn’t! He attended SRHS for two semesters,

but completed high school in Wisconsin!

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Below are a few FAQ’s and responses regarding the Common Core State Standards:

What are content standards?• Content standards are designed to ensure that all students are provided with the same information in a given course.

Although the California standards are among the strongest in the nation, they have been criticized for covering too many di&erent topics and not allowing time for teachers to emphasize application, synthesis and higher order thinking skills. This should improve with the implementation of Common Core State Standards.

How are the new Common Core Standards di&erent from the existing standards?• In response to feedback from teachers, universities and employers, the U.S. Department of Education created new federal

standards for instruction. These new CCSS have been adopted and will be the basis for the majority of the content taught in classes throughout the U.S. The new CCSS are more focused on increasing students’ depth of knowledge.

What will this mean for instruction?• Instruction using the new Common Core State Standards will be more centered on project"based learning, deeper analysis

of a smaller number of problems that are more relevant to the real world. As educators, we will be asked to create lessons that challenge students to think more critically and to use what they have learned to complete assignments and projects.

Sincerely, Brad Coscarelli

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May, 20135 / 3, Spring Instrumental Concert, Aud. 7:005 / 4, SAT, 8"2:00 $Reg. at #ww.co!egeboard.co$ by 4/5%5 / 4, Junior/Senior Prom, 9:00"Midnight, Villa Chanticleer,

Healdsburg5 / 6"17, AP Exam Window5 / 6, FFA Son. Sect. Proj. Comp. Dinner, Flamingo Hotel, SR5 / 6, Site Council, 3:10 in Library5 / 7, Project Grad, 7:00, Library5 / 7, Ag Boosters, 6:30, Ag Building5 / 7, Project Grad, 7:00, Library $tentative%5 / 8, CAPE, 5:30"6:30, Library, Psychosis5 / 9, FFA Annual Awards Banquet, North Gym5 / 13, STP Meeting, 7:30, Sta& Lounge5 / 14, SRHS Foundation Meeting 4:30, Library5 / 14, Calif. High School Exit Exam CAHSEE, English5 / 15, Calif. High School Exit Exam CAHSEE, Math5 / 16, Non"Senior Awards, 7:00, Auditorium5 / 17, Country Fair Day and Auto Show5 / 17, Deadline for Senior SRJC Spring Grades due to SRHS

Counselors5 / 17, AQ Dance Company Performance, 7:30, Aud.5 / 18, AQ Dance Company Performance, 7:30, Aud5 / 21, Project Grad, 7:00, Library 5 / 23, Senior Awards, 7:00, Auditorium5 / 24, Senior Trip 5 / 27, Memorial Day ! No School5 / 29!31, Minimum Days ! Finals ! 8:00!12:20

May, continued5 / 29"31, Senior Graduation Practice5 / 31, Final Instructional Day5 / 31, Senior Breakfast5 / 31, Graduation Ceremony, 6:30, Bailey Field, SRJC5 / 31, Project Grad

June, 20136 / 1, SAT Test, 8"2:00 $Reg. at #ww.co!egeboard.co$ by 5/2%6 / 8, ACT Test, 8"2:00 $Reg. at #ww.act.org by 5/3%

Diplomas for graduating seniors available for pickup in Counseling O"ce after June 17th and by June 28th. O"ce is closed in July.

Have a great summer!!

August8 / 7, Senior Registration, 9:00 a.m."10:30 a.m., South Gym8 / 7, Junior Registration, 10:30 a.m."12:30 p.m., South Gym8 / 7, Freshman, New Student, Parent Assembly, 7:00"8:30 p.m.,

Auditorium8 / 8, Sophomore Registration, 8:30 a.m."10:30 a.m.8 / 8, Freshman Registration, 10:30 a.m."1:30 p.m.8 / 15 School Begins #8:00 a.m. ! 2:54 p.m.$

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THE SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT NEWSLETTER! MAY, 2013


SRHS 2013-2014 RegistrationSchool begins, Thursday, August 15, 2013

Welcome All Students!In July, students will receive the STUDENT ORIENTATION PACKET by mail explaining procedures

and scheduled times to turn in completed emergency cards, pick-up schedules, find classrooms, have a yearbook and ID card photo taken, purchase Associated Student Body (ASB) cards, and receive

yearbook information. Come prepared to have your photo taken and know the full name of your chosen locker partner! All lockers must be shared with a classmate.

Freshmen, New Student, and Parent Evening AssemblyWednesday, August 7, 2013

7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the SRHS Auditorium

Meet the administration and learn about the many opportunities at SRHS. School clubs and organizations will share information. Campus tours will be available after the assembly.

In the South GymSenior & Junior Registration

Wednesday, August 712th graders: 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.11th graders: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

In the South GymSophomore & Freshman Registration

Thursday, August 810th graders: 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.9th graders: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

ATTENTION PARENTS!We are looking for volunteers to work one or both days of Registration.

Please contact Karen McCulloch at [email protected] or 544-4956.

If you havenʼt received an Orientation Packet by August 1, please contact the school office(528-5292). All students unable to attend registration must submit an EMERGENCY CARD to pick-up

their schedule Wednesday, August 14th between 8:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. in the Main Office.

School Begins ~ Thursday, August 15, 2013GO PANTHERS !!!



Counselors’ Corner Blaire Murphy, Counselor 528-5302 [email protected]

SRHS Awards Nights9th-11th Grade Awards: Thursday, May 16Senior Awards: Thursday, May 23Both events will be held in the SRHS Auditorium at 7:00 p.m.

Summer SchoolIf a student has failed a class that they need in order to graduate, they may qualify for summer school. See your Counselor immediately for an application, as there is limited space available.

Free TutoringFree tutoring is available to any student seeking support! Tutoring for all subjects is every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 – 4:00 in room 143. Algebra tutoring is every Monday (rm. 19) and Wednesday (rm. 18). A list of SRHS & SRJC student tutors is available in the counseling office. Student tutors charge a small fee for their services.

The California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) The CAHSEE will be given May 14th (English) & 15th (Math) for Juniors & Seniors who need to pass and for Sophomore make-ups. This state-mandated exam ensures that students who graduate from high school can demonstrate competency in English and Mathematics. By State law, all students must pass both the English and Math sections of the CAHSEE by the end of their senior year to earn a high school diploma. Santa Rosa High School traditionally has very strong CAHSEE scores. Information about the CAHSEE program, including released test questions, is available at www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/hs/resources.asp. It is important for those needing to take the exam to be in attendance. For best results: get a good night’s sleep the night before, eat a good breakfast, take your time and do your very best.

Class of 2013SRJC Spring Grades for SeniorsSeniors taking SRJC classes to fulfill graduation requirements must pick up a form to take to their SRJC instructors for completion and return it to their SRHS counselor by Friday, May 17th. Failure to do this by the deadline will jeopardize their graduation.

Final TranscriptsAny students taking classes at another institution like the Santa Rosa Junior College need to turn in final grades to the Counseling Office as soon as they are available online, so they can be placed on your High School transcript. Request your final HS transcripts to be sent to colleges before the end of the school year. Request forms are available in the SRHS Counseling Office. If you have any questions about diplomas or transcripts, please contact the Registrar, Patty Stage at 528-5594 or email to [email protected]

Diplomas Diplomas for graduating seniors will be available for pick up in the Counseling Office after June 17th when final grades are recorded. The counseling office will be closed during the month of July, therefore, please arrange to pick up your diploma by June 28th or you will need to wait until August to do so. Loss of Privilege (LOP List) - Any student who owes fees to SRHS will need to return the materials or pay the fees before diplomas will be issued.

Scholarship RecognitionWe are extremely proud of our students and would like to assure that each scholarship recipient receives all due recognition. Please be sure to inform the Main Office of every scholarship offer your student receives, whether they choose to accept it or not. They will be honored with their peers at the Senior Awards Assembly.

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Graduation 2013Alan Nea!ey, Assistant [email protected], 528-5344

This year’s Graduation will be May 31, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. on Bailey Field at SRJC. Please note the following is in effect for students and families who plan to attend the ceremony:

• All children aged five (5) and older will be charged regular admission of $6.00.• No re-entry will be allowed and all tickets will be collected at the gates.• Students are only permitted to purchase and pick up their graduation tickets once all fines, overdue books and debts

owed to the school are cleared.• Students will receive six (6) complimentary tickets, and have the opportunity to purchase up to four (4) additional

tickets at $6.00 each (CASH ONLY) in the Business Office, beginning May 16th, 2013. • Only graduates and SRHS staff will be permitted on the field.• Handicapped seating is available in the bleachers.• There is no reserved seating and saving seats is not permitted.• SRHS students (grades 9-11) can only purchase tickets on the day of the event after 1:00 p.m. in the Business Office.

Tickets are $6.00 each (CASH ONLY).• The gates will open at 5:00 p.m.

We appreciate your cooperation!!

Fun FactsThe Ag Department, a bastion of male students from its inception, finally went co-ed in 1958 when nine senior girls petitioned to study agriculture. It was eventually revealed that they did so in order to avoid attending the new Montgomery High School. Clement Young graduated from SRHS in 1886 and became SRHS's principal and first football coach in 1892. He was the coach because he had actually seen a game of the new sport while a student in the East. He left education for real estate and politics, and became California's governor in the 1930s. SRJC opened on the SRHS campus in 1918 and shared space, materials and instructors until its first building was completed in 1932. SRHS' panther mascot was chosen in 1925, along with the orange and black colors and the fight song that is sung in the main building every year during football season. DeSoto Hall was named for Eugene DeSoto, who taught English for 51 years, 36 of them at SRHS.

Robert Ripley of "Believe It or Not!" fame was a SRHS student who left school in 1907, just before graduation to go to work.

Looking for a new home for an old

refrigerator?

SRHS can use it! The Agriculture Building (used by both the Math and Ag departments, along with a few others) is in need of replacing a full-size refrigerator that’s on its last legs.

If you think you might be able to help supply a working fridge, please contact Eric Bohn at [email protected].

They’ll even welcome more than one!





Project GradProject Grad

2013 SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION PARTYMay 31st

Immediately after the Graduation Ceremony.Each year the amazing SRHS parents and our local community come together to give our

graduating seniors a party they will never forget!

PAY IT FORWARD!!We need help from Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Parents

Please contact Stacy and volunteer. VOLUNTEER SIGN!UPS

Contact Stacy Mertz ' [email protected] ' $707% 293"9152Stacy has all the available Shifts, project jobs, before, during and after volunteer possibilities.

Call or e"mail Stacy Today!

Project Grad ~~ We’ve been busy, busy, busy!Come visit our next meeting: May 7th & May 21st !! 7:00 p.m. ! SRHS Library

CONSTRUCTION & DECORATINGWe are in the Home Stretch. Plans are going great but we still need construction and decorating

help. Contact Christi for dates and times. ANY skill level! Please contactChristi Corradi ' $707% 478"8147 or [email protected]







Project Grad, CONTINUED Our mission at SRHS PROJECT GRADUATION -- keeping grads safe and sound through the high-risk period post-graduation -- since 1984, a perfect record. We transform nine (9) rooms into 'party central' and have a reputation of putting on one of the best PG parties, with a history of over 90% attendance - keeping SRHS graduates off the roads and away from drugs and alcohol.

This is only possible because of our parent volunteers. Come join the fun, support your community and pay it forward!

Donations:Project Grad is still accepting donations for the HOURLY prize giveaways. Please contact Jessica Garzoli [email protected] right away to have your donation included in this year’s party.

Ideas for prize donations? Electronics – Dorm room – transportation (bikes, skateboards etc.) – technology – gift cards – luggage – Google play gift card – iTunes app store gift cards – etc., etc.

Fundraising:e-Scrip – Group ID# 5803783, Project Graduation Santa Rosa High. www.escrip.com

Are you a business or community member wondering how you can help or donate to this annual amazing party for our seniors? Contact Katie Bartlett (Fundraising Chair), (707) 542-0274 [email protected] or visit the Project Grad website www.srhsprojectgrad.com for more information on fundraising.

How can you help this year? How can you PAY IT FORWARD?www.srhsprojectgrad.com

[email protected]

Project Grad has a Mailbox in the SRHS Main Office. Drop us a note or contact us:Volunteer Sign Ups

Stacy Mertz – [email protected] -- (707) 293-9152

Our Websitewww.SRHSprojectgrad.com

e-mail us [email protected]

Or, contact one of our Chairpersons Patty Collis (707) 481-2022 [email protected]

Tracy Weitzenberg [email protected]



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Project Grad, CONTINUED Thank YouAll of us here at SRHS Project Graduation want to thank Bill Severi for his generous gift of space - warehouse space! He has been allowing us use of his 16,000 sq. foot warehouse off Russell Ave nuewhile it is vacant. Want to help with Construction and Decoration? Contact Christi Corradi, Decoration Chair to learn current work days. We need all types of skills not just artistic. Please contact Christi for more details. Christi Corradi (707) 478-8147 or [email protected]

Project Graduation Tickets On Sale Now1. Fill out the Project Graduation 2013 Reservation form, as soon as possible. Available in the

Panther Purr, in the main office or on-line at www.SRHSprojectgrad.com. Just click the forms tab.

2. Parent AND student MUST sign the reservation form. NO exceptions!3. Payment Options:

• Check – put your student’s name on the memo line of the check and note check # on form• PayPal• Scholarships (please contact the school)

4. Send the form to the School. We have a Project Graduation Box in the Main Office.

Please note: Seniors will NOT be entered into hourly drawings when tickets are purchased at the door.



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Some information about Project Graduation Reservations

NOW: Pay with PayPal:

The reservation forms for the Project Grad party are available now - on the website (www.SRHSProjectGrad.com) in the Panther Purr, and in the main office. Please take a moment and read the following guidelines to smooth the reservation process for your student.

BOTH student and parent/guardian MUST SIGN the reservation contract area. Each year, many reservations are delayed due to the lack of a parent/guardian and/or student signature. Even though there is

language in the contract that seems to contradict the requirement for both signatures, we need to know that both the parent/guardian AND the student are aware of the rules and guidelines for the party, and the signatures

acknowledge this.

Please make sure that you follow the instructions on the reservation form to make sure your payment is properly recorded – put your student’s name on the memo line of the check AND write the check number in the

space indicated on the form.

If possible, please return your student’s reservation form and payment in a sealed envelope, and avoid the use of staples. Paper clips are preferable to staples if you are not using an envelope. The forms are to be returned

to the main office – Project Grad has a mailbox to the right as you enter the main office.

Project Grad is a celebration for the entire SRHS Senior Class 2013 – it is not limited to graduates only. If your student has had academic or other difficulty and will not be “walking” in the graduation ceremony, they are

still encouraged to attend Project Grad and celebrate the year with their class!

The reservation for the party is $70 which includes EVERYTHING at the party. Students only need to bring their ID that night – no money is required after they have their reservation. No tickets are issued – reservation lists are

posted in the main hallway beginning two weeks before school ends. Please have your student check for their name to make sure the reservation was received.

If your student needs financial assistance, the principals will have scholarship forms. NO STUDENT IS TURNED AWAY FROM PROJECT GRAD FOR LACK OF FUNDS!

Please plan on submitting your student’s reservation by the end of April. The last minute reservations create problems. Last year, over 50 students bought their tickets “at the door” – we want as close to 100% participation as possible, but waiting until the last minute makes it difficult to properly register the students for the event. This is a safety issue, as well as a logistical issue. If a student registers at the door and there is a health concern, it is

difficult to get that information to all of the staff at the last minute.

Thank you for keeping this information in mind when the time comes to reserve your student’s spot at this amazing celebration of their accomplishments! Please contact Reservation Chair Mary Lou Smith at

(707) 575-7301 or [email protected] (email is preferred) if you have questions.

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Ag News

Sectional Speaking Contest:Creed $ 3rd Adrianna Begley,

4th Brittney Bidegain Impromptu $ 4th Emily Overton,

6th Kayla Bowerman Prepared $ 4th Emma Pierson

Job Interview $ 1st Marisa Ru%oni, 3rd Angie Law Extemporaneous Speaking $ 1st Dominic Leventini

Co!Op Marketing Tea"$ 2nd Place

State Degrees:

Regional Speaking Contest: Job Interview $ 1st place Marisa Ru%oni

Extemporaneous Speaking$ 1st Dominic Leventini

Both wi! be competing at the State Finals on April 18th in Fresno

Regional Proficiency Winners: Lori Bisordi " Ag Education

Emma Pierson " Ag Communications Amanda Harrington " Agriscience ' Animal Systems

Angie Law " Agriscience ' Diversified Else Stuart ' Equine Production

Chris Sharp " Food Science & Technology Cierra Hubbard " Outdoor Recreation

Marisa Ru%oni " Poultry Production Angie Ru%oni " Vegetable Production

Emma Pierson, Amanda Harrington, Angie Law and Angie Ru#oni are State Finalists and wi! interview at Stat&

Convention in Fresno

Regional Star Awards:Star in Ag Placement: Else Stuart

Star in Agriscience: Angie LawStar Reporter: Emma Pierson

A! wi! interview to be the State Star at State Conferenc&

Santa Rosa FFA Update ! Spring, 2013

Field Days:

UC Davis Field Day Novice Agriscience " 4th High Team

Advanced Agriscience " 4th High Team Farm Records " 6th High Team

Floral " 12th High TeamHorse Judging " 9th High Team

Specialty Animals " 3rd High Team

Chico State Field DayNovice Agriscience " 2nd High Team

Advanced Agriscience " 3rd High Team Farm Records " 6th High Team

Floral " 10th High Team Horse Judging " 3rd High Team

Specialty Animals " 2nd High Team with 1st High Individual

Chase CianfichiJordan Codding

Kylie DupisAdrianna Garcia Cierra Hubbard

Brittney KozenkoDominic Leventini

Aidan Lynch

Angie Law Kaitlyn McDonough

Kelly RaneyChristopher Sharp

Chelsea SlubikKayla Spatz

State Conferenc$Attendees

Adrianna Garcia Aidan Lynch

Angie Law Chas Christianson Christopher Sharp Dominic Leventini

Else Stuart Emily Overton Emma Pierson

Hannah Lipman Hope Hansen

Janelle BowersKaitlyn McDonough

Kayla Bowerman Kayla Spatz

Marisa Ru%oni Samantha Hansen

Zachary Gibson

State Band & Choir Members

Adrianna Begley " Band Amanda

Carpenter$Roy " Band Katie Blethrow " Choir

Rachel Rossi " Choir

Stat$Nominating Committe$

Angie Ru%oni



Ag News, CONTINUEDComing up on May 17 is the Country Fair Day and Auto Show. This is a highlight of the year, where the FFA and Agriculture departments show off their animals and students display their cars and compete for prizes. During the extra long lunch period, students can purchase lunch from the Barbeque, have ice cream for dessert, win a goldfish, participate in games, admire the cars and animals, and enjoy a lunch period with friends as the end of the year approaches. There is even a petting zoo area.

If your son or daughter has a car, encourage them to enter it! Whether it be the parents' old minivan, a custom cruiser, or even the "most likely to break down,” there is a place on the field to honor your car. Among the students who have worked hard to organize this day are Zach Stroupe, Dominic Mikalson, Sean Gray, Steven Alkire, Katie Catching, Aden Holmes, Tristan Winn, Emily Overton, the entire FFA and Agriculture Departments, and many more.

To enter your car, see Mr. Horner in room 227. Spaces fill up, so act now.

Automotives The Automotives program at SRHS is in need of your unwanted old cars,

running or not.

Please call SRHS at 525-4834 or e-mail [email protected] and speak to Vic Colli.

Your donation is greatly appreciated and may be a good tax deduction for you!

Extra!! Extra!!

Make sure you receive the Panther Purr each and every month! No need to fish it out of your kid’s backpack! We’ll send it via email….

just send us your address!

Send a message to [email protected] stating you’d like to be on the Panther Purr mailing list and give us your preferred email address.





ArtQuest Jan Sofie, ArtQuest Director, 528-5070 X6765, [email protected]

AQ 19th Annual AQ Spring Showcase Big Success!The 19th Annual AQ Spring Showcase on Thursday, March 28th drew a huge audience, packing the Auditorium to overflowing. The event was dedicated to Vince Whitcomb, AQ and SRHS Physical Science teacher, who recently died and was described as a “true Renaissance Man” for his appreciation of and talent in both the Sciences and the Humanities. Directed by Kira Bombace, AQ Vocal Music Instructor, the Chamber Singers performed a beautiful tribute to Mr. Whitcomb, singing the song, Goodnight, Dear Heart.

As always, there were a few surprises, including the presentation, ArtQuest, I!uminated, a montage featuring each of the eight AQ Arts Specialties and their unique interpretation of the ideas of Renaissance in a contemporary context. Produced by AQ Video Arts Instructor, Jim Helmer, AQ I!uminated presented recorded artists’ statements from each specialty and then showed a recorded or live sampling of the discipline’s work this year. Adding to the ambience of the auditorium were three large-scale paintings (12 X 18 ft.) that were unfurled over the balcony, and produced during the “Full Circle Festival,” a collaborative project of ArtQuest Visual Fine Arts and the Santa Rosa Charter School for the Arts, K-8th grades. About 100 AQ VFA and 300 SRCSA students worked on the giant paintings, using a repeating circle motif as a symbol of community and connection, with each piece created in a different palette: one neutral (black, white and grays), one in warm and one in cool colors. Another highlight of the Showcase was the door prize drawing for two tickets (valued at $75 each) to the Cielo Vertical Arts aerial dance performance at the “The Tower” located at the Oliver Ranch in Geyserville. Sean Masuda, the brother of AQ Photography student, Bryan Masuda, won the tickets and plans to attend the event. (The event will directly benefit ArtQuest; see below for information about how you can also attend!) The AQ Visual Exhibition in the Multipurpose Room, the Digital Arts and Video Arts screenings in the Library Computer Lab and the projects from the AQ Core-related classes of English and World History in the main part of the library were all well-attended. Dance and Instrumental Music also drew crowds for their longer programs in the Auditorium during the second half of the evening. Digital Arts student Julio Rodriguez’s artwork “Reflections" was selected as the winning entry emphasizing this year’s theme, “Renaissance,” and he received a $250 check from AQ and Friends of AQ in recognition of his accomplishment. His image is also featured as part of the 2013 AQ notecard series; see more details about that in an accompanying story. Thanks to Friends of AQ and all the students, teachers and volunteers for helping make the event a wonderful success. Special thanks to AQ alumni Jaycob Bellochio and Lukas Thompson’s band Snakewalk for performing at the opening of and also later in the evening for the continuing festivities. Look for next spring’s 20th!

AQ Renaissance Notecard Series 2013 Now AvailableThe AQ Notecard Series for 2012-13, Renaissance is now available! The series (13 different cards, boxed, with envelopes) features the Spring Showcase poster image and the twelve other finalists’ images for $24. The poster design winner was Julio Rodriguez and the twelve other finalists were Emily Barber, Nolan Blair, Tyler Gonzales, Carissa Nacol, Kevin Norman, Rita O-Young, Emily Pearson, Nori Rasmussen, Abbey Reynolds, Sophie VanDyke, Allie Venezia, and Kassandra Walker. Notecards can be purchased in the AQ Office in Room 21 in the Arts Complex or call 707-535-4842 or email [email protected].

May 3rd Last Chance to Catch Instrumental Music Performance!Don’t miss your last chance this year to hear the SRHS Instrumental Music groups perform. Join them for their Spring Concert on Friday, May 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. The concert will feature the Symphonic and Concert bands, as well as the String and Symphony Orchestras. Tickets can be purchased at the door: $6.00 general admission and $4.00 for seniors and students. For more details contact Instrumental Music Director Mark Wardlaw at [email protected].

Dance Company Wraps It Up In “Mixed Elements”The ArtQuest Dance Company’s final show, “Mixed Elements” is set for Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, May 19 at 2:00 p.m. All performances will be held in the Auditorium. “Students are challenged to push their boundaries in this show,” commented Nzinga Woods, AQ Dance instructor. She adds that Mixed Elements will feature an unusual and eclectic mix of dance styles and genres, exhibiting a high level of technical and conceptual skill. Tickets will be available at the door. For more information, contact Ms. Woods at [email protected].











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Come See One-Acts by AQ’s Newest Actors Victoria Carpenter, AQ Theatre Arts Instructor, invites everyone to see the newest AQ Theatre Arts students in their only public performance of the year. AQ Beginning Theatre Arts presents three evenings of one-acts on Thursday, May 16, Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18, all at 7:00 p.m. “It’s important that folks see what these budding Theatre Arts students are learning,” Ms. Carpenter said. “We hope the AQ and SRHS community will come to support our newest actors’ work; they’ll surprise everyone with what they are doing!” The one-acts are all student-directed. Donation is $4 at the door. Please contact Ms. Carpenter for more details at [email protected].

Pinhole Photography Collaboration With Salmon Creek SchoolAQ emphasizes the practice of reaching out into the community, and an excellent example of this is the exciting upcoming collaboration between AQ Photography and Salmon Creek Elementary School! Fifth grade students from the school will be working with AQ Photography students to capture images using pinhole photography. With AQ Photography teacher Tanya Braunstein’s guidance, teacher Allison Gravis will have her students study the nature of light and light-sensitive chemicals and then make pinhole cameras in their classroom. They will then bring their handmade cameras to the Santa Rosa High School campus on May 16th and spend the morning with AQ Photography learning how to capture images, print a negative and then make two positive prints in the photo lab. Before the end of the session, they will also dry mount the prints for presentation. Back at their beautiful campus off the Bohemian Highway in Occidental, they will learn how to write an artist statement and participate in an art critique.

Artstart Presents to ArtQuest Students About Potential Summer JobsSara Gray, Executive Director of the City of Santa Rosa’s “Artstart,” visited AQ in April to encourage students to apply for summer jobs in the program, and to review the application and selection process. Scores of AQ students have worked for Artstart over the years as entry level “apprentices,” and some have even gone on to higher level positions, including AQ alumna Chandra Woodworth, now the Artstart Artistic Director, and Tara Matheny-Schuster, the city’s Arts Coordinator. The program provides employment in the arts to youth throughout Sonoma County. Some of Artstart’s signature projects include the painted benches located throughout Santa Rosa and the murals and tile mosaics along the Prince Greenway on Santa Rosa Creek. Best of luck to AQ applicants on again securing work that they want to do this summer in a creative field!

Beginning Photography Off to SF & SFMOMA The Beginning AQ Photo students will be taking a field trip to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on April 30 to see a retrospective of Garry Winogrand’s work. Widely acknowledged as one of the most important photographers of the 20th Century, Winogrand (1928-1984) captured moments of everyday American life in the postwar era, producing an expansive picture of a nation rich with possibility, yet threatening to spin out of control. He did much of his best-known work in New York in the 1960s, but also roamed widely around the country. He photographed the rich and powerful, everyday strangers on the street, antiwar protesters, politicians, airports and zoos. In many of his pieces, humor and visual energy show the flip side to the anxious cultural instability of the times. Students will also do some of their own street photography around San Francisco, according to Ms. Braunstein. “They will be able to capture the essence of urban activity and energy using the exposure techniques they have recently learned, such as freeze, blur and pan,” she said.

AP Studio Art Students Score Great College Acceptance & Scholarship Offers College acceptances and scholarship offers are starting to come in for students in the Advanced Placement Studio Art class, which includes students from AQ Digital Arts, Photography and Visual Fine Arts. We congratulate and encourage a! the AP Art students who have worked so hard to achieve validation of their efforts, and look forward to hearing more good news about their next steps in higher education and future careers! And best of luck on the AP Studio Art portfolios! Since ArtQuest began 19 years ago, this class has achieved a consistent passage rate average of about 95% or higher, compared to the state and national averages of around 63%. Go AP Art!



!FRIENDS OF ARTQUEST

Friends of ArtQuest Seeks Mardi Gras Volunteers!The 2013 First Annual ArtQuest Mardi Gras Ball was a resounding success. If you would like to make next year’s event even better, Friends of ArtQuest is currently seeking some key volunteers: a Co-chair for the event, people to help with the live and silent auctions, publicity and entertainment. If you can help, please contact Mardi Gras Chairperson, Nicole Jeffries at [email protected].

Friends of ArtQuest Welcomes Parent Participation Contact the organization at )[email protected] or visit the Friends of AQ table at various events. All interested parents are invited to attend Friends of AQ meetings, which are usually on the fourth Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m. in Room 21 of the Arts Complex (see Calendar for exact dates). Please get involved and bring new ideas and energy into the mix. Join us today!!

Contact....................Tammra Borrall, Friends of AQ President, [email protected]

Parent Involvement

Friends of ArtQuest (FOAQ) MEMBERSHIP FORMFOAQ is a non-profit created to support the needs of the ArtQuest program. Memberships need to be

renewed annually. Your membership at any giving level is greatly appreciated.

Name __________________________________________________________ Company ___________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip _______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________________ Email _____________________________________________

Student’s Name and Graduation Year ___________________________________________________________________

I would like to join at this level: ___________ Platinum ($1,000 and up) ____________ Gold ($500 - $999)

___________ Silver ($250 - $499) ____________ Bronze ($75 - $199) ____________ Standard ($35 - $74)

Make checks payable to Friends of ArtQuest. Return to: Friends of ArtQuest, P. O. Box 5693, Santa Rosa, CA 95402

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A Few Tickets Available for One-of-a-Kind Event to Benefit AQMark Friday, June 7th on your calendar as the date to attend an amazing performance by Cielo Vertical Arts at The Tower at the Oliver Ranch in Geyserville. A few tickets are still available for $75 each at the Art Quest office (Room 21); all proceeds to benefit ArtQuest. The Tower is a unique, acoustic environment and a new type of performance space created by artist Ann Hamilton and defined by two staircases built in a double helix form with a reflecting pool at the bottom. One entrance and staircase is for the audience and the other is for the performers. Each performance in The Tower is made available by the Oliver Ranch Foundation to benefit non-profit organizations that are especially selected in partnership with the Community Foundation of Sonoma County. Cielo Vertical Arts stretches the boundaries of performance into evocative new territory, creating multifaceted performances that enable interactions between the human body, architecture, kinetic sculpture, vertical media, music and more, while simultaneously honoring the environment in which these moments arise. Guests will be chartered to the Oliver Ranch by bus in the late afternoon (about 4:45 p.m.) on June 7 (no private cars are allowed), and the performance at the Oliver Ranch will begin at 7:00 p.m. Please visit oliverranchfoundation.org and cieloverticalarts.com for a better idea. For specific details and tickets, call AQ at 707-535-4842 or email [email protected].









Parent Involvement, CONTINUED SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL The School Site Council controls state funding that is allocated to the school to meet the needs of students through the School Site Plan. The Site Council is open to all parents.

Contact ....................Marlene Callen, [email protected], 528-5292 Regular meetings......First Monday of each month, 3:10 p.m. in the Library Next meeting ............May 6, 3:10 p.m., Library

ENGLISH LEARNER ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ELAC) ELAC provides parents of English Learners opportunities to learn more about programs for students at SRHS, advise the principal and school staff on positive and effective actions to improve learning of English Learners and support their full participation in all school activities, provide input to the School Plan, review the annual Language Census, and send information to the District English Learner Advisory Committee.

Contact.....................Emma Zavala, 528-5070 x6766, [email protected]

AG BOOSTERS Come and join the AG Boosters and see how you can get involved in this organization. We support the FFA students, and the Agricultural Department at Santa Rosa High School. We always welcome new members and new ideas. Congratulations to all our Class of 2013 scholarship recipients. We wish you the best in your future educational endeavors.

Congratulations to all graduates in the Class of 2013. The Ag Boosters have enjoyed being part of your high school experience. Good luck in the future.

Save the date, October 26, 2013, will be our Harvest Party. The event will be held at Shone Farm. It will coincide with the release of our 2012 Vintage Panther Chardonnay. The evening will feature dinner, dancing, wine tasting, raffles and a silent auction. It will be an event to remember. Look for updates on our website.

Our 2011 Vintage Panther Chardonnay Wine is still available. The wine is $20 a bottle. There is also some 2010 wine still available for $15 a bottle and a 10% case discount. Ordering is available on-line or using order forms. Visit our website www.srhsagboosters.com for more information. All proceeds of wine sales benefit the FFA and Agriculture department.

Join us for our next regular Booster meeting. It is Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 6:30p.m. in the AG Building. We will be discussing our future fundraisers. Also, check out our website for current information regarding events and happenings: www.srhsagboosters.com

Contact:………….Kathy Sharp, president, (707) 542-3994Next Meeting:….May 7 at 6:30 p.m.Website:………….www.srhsagboosters.com Facebook Page:..SRHSagboosters

PROJECT GRAD Project Grad was created in response to the high incidence of alcohol and substance-related accidents occurringon the night of graduation. This organization is dedicated to provide a safe and sober graduation celebration for all seniors at SRHS. All parents are welcome to volunteer during set-up or clean-up, and except for senior parents, all parents serve as a committee chair and/or volunteer during Project Grad night. Project Grad meetings are on the third Tuesday of the month, and we look forward to seeing you there. Project Grad cannot happen without our parent volunteers, so please get involved with this incredible event!! Supporters, please remember to renew or sign up your Escrip account. You must renew every year. The account number for Santa Rosa Project Grad is 5803783.

Contact.....................Patty Collis, 481-2022, [email protected] Website.................….www.srhsprojectgrad.comNext meeting ..........May 7, 7:00 in the SRHS Library

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Parent Involvement, CONTINUEDSTUDENT - TEACHER - PARENT ORGANIZATION (STP) Susan Burch, STP President(707) 526-1044, [email protected],

Well it is that time of year again, when we bid our adieus and say that we can’t believe how quickly the year has passed and how much ground was covered. Many of our seniors are preparing to move on to college, taking their parents with them out of the school. I would like to thank Trevor Glynn for being a good sport and sharing his mother Kim, who is the Panther Purr Editor and wears many other hats. Fortunately, her freshman son Corey will still be here for a couple of years and so will Kim. Also, I would like to thank Caitlin Hansen whose mom is Mary Poppenheimer, the Vice President of the STP. Unfortunately, there are no younger Hansens to keep Mary in the school and she will be missed. And finally, but certainly not least, Jackson Woodward, whose mom Teresa Woodward has successfully coordinated and smoothly run the orientation days for several years. Congratulations to all seniors and many, many thanks to all the students who lend their parents to the school without too much fuss.

As is always our goal, the STP sells memberships to raise money to help with special projects within the school. The function of the S (student) T (teacher) P (parent) organization is to work for a close relationship and communication between parents, faculty and students. Promoting good will with the school, supporting student projects and school projects and programs that benefit the faculty and students of the school.

This year the STP was able to contribute to the following:

STUDENT TEACHER PARENT (STP) MEMBERSHIP FORMSTP supports student activities including Orientation, Teacher Appreciation Events,

Prom, Back-to-School Night, and Senior Awards.

Student Name_____________________________________________________Grade ____________________

Parent Name(s) ______________________________________________________________________________

Email Address _________________________________________Phone ________________________________

Donation: $25 $35 $50 $100 Other _____________Please return with cash or check payable to: SRHS STP

Drop in the STP mailbox in the Main Office Or Mail to: STP Membership, 1235 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa CA 95401

................The front office for special needs students! $500.........................................................College Info Night! 300

..........................A white pop-up canopy for the school ! 164...........................................................Science Field Trip! 560

......Donation to Elsie Allen’s Cheerleader injury fund! 100.....................................................Campus Green-up Day! 63

............................Senior Panel, Awards and Breakfast! 1,350.............................................Snacks for STAR testing! 1,500

.......................................................Debate Club Coach ! 900................................Teacher Back to School Luncheon! 390

Donation to the Science Dept. in Memory ...................................................! of Vince Whitcomb ! 100

TOTAL…………………………………...$ 5,927

And we still have a few expenses that we are waiting to address. With your help, we were able to say “yes” to all those in need of financial help, and it is an honor and a joy to help those in need.

Have a wonderful summer. Get involved, ask where you can help, and remember, “Once a Panther, Always a Panther!”

STUDENT - TEACHER - PARENT ORGANIZATION (STP) Contact.............…....Susan Burch, President, [email protected] Regular meetings.....Second Monday of each month, 7:30 p.m., Staff Lounge, no meeting in FebruaryNext meeting...........May 13, 7:30 p.m., Staff Lounge







AthleticsAlan Nea!ey, Assistant Principal, 528"5344, [email protected]

It is my great honor to announce the eight students who were selected by the Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise to be recognized for outstanding academic and athletic achievement. This program was started last year by the Rotarians to honor students for excellence in the classroom.

Nick Fierro Badminton Alison Wendler SoftballKatherine Catching Badminton Monica She%er SwimmingAusten McMahan Basketball Kevin Mertz SwimmingCelest Tuon Golf Desiree Walker Wrestling

These students are among the one hundred ten $110% selected from each interscholastic sport representing fifteen schools in the NBL and SCL leagues. They will be recognized with certificates for outstanding academic achievement. Additionally, from this pool of one hundred ten students, ten (1,000 scholarships and twelve (100 cash awards will be awarded. We wish them the best of luck! The award ceremony will take place on May 2, 2013, at St. Eugene’s Becker Center in Santa Rosa.

Congratulations from the entire SRHS Administrative Team!

Summer vacation is just around the corner!With fundraising and a few minutes of your time, our school will

automatically earn a percentage of your purchases all summer long!

If you haven’t signed up yet, won’t you please do so today?

1. Log onto www.eScrip.com

2. Enter Santa Rosa High School STP $Group ID #5755366% or any other SRHS eScrip group listed. You can support up to three groups.

3. Register your Safeway Club Card and/or debit & credit cards.

This is an easy way to raise money for your child’s school and it adds up fast with participation from parents, teachers, family, friends & neighbors. Please join today!

Questions? Email Patti Crandall: [email protected]

With fundraising and a few minutes of your time, our school will

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The SRHS Foundation serves as a charitable organization which unites SRHS graduates, parents of current and past students, faculty and interested community members for the purpose of:

1. preserving and documenting the history and traditions of SRHS, 2. providing financial support for the school and its programs, and 3. promoting community involvement in the school’s activities.

Contact:………………..Jim Ward, President, [email protected], 571"7747Website:……………….www.SRHSF.orgRegular Meetings:….Second Tuesday of each month $except summer%, 4:30 p.m. in the SRHS LibraryNext meeting………..May 14, 2013

SRHS Foundation

April Grants

Requested By Requested Granted Set Desks $35% " Finch 4,518.50 4,518.50 Photos " Social Science " Cortopassi 530.40 531.00 Art Supplies " Art " Lewis 366.42 500.00

Total &5,415.32 &5,549.50

Does your business cater to the young and young"at"heart?

Reach 2000 teenagers and subscribers by placing an ad in The Santa Rosa- student"run

newspaper. Business card size ads start at (40 with sizes

up to a full page for (300.

Or subscribe to The Santa Rosan newspaper to find out what’s going on at SRHS from the

students themselves! Each issue will be mailed right to your

doorstep!

Want to know more? Contact The Santa Rosa- at

[email protected]$

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ONE THOUSAND PANTHERSNot just a Panther --- but -- ONE in a THOUSAND PANTHERS

Please join the Parade of Panthers!

Today’s students immediately benefit from the Foundation’s tireless efforts to improve SRHS.

Tomorrow’s students will recognize the names of the supporters

The ONE THOUSAND PANTHER Campaign has raised over $100,000 with 102 donors to date!

We are committed to our goal! We accept ‘pooled’ donations - why not enlist your

team, class, club, friends to become one of our donors. Get together over the summer and have a ‘pool’ party !

ONE THOUSAND PANTHERS is a fundraising campaign of the Santa Rosa High School Foundation to raise $1,000,000 in permanent endowment funds that will benefit students and programs at SRHS for years to come. The goal of the campaign is to encourage 1000 SRHS alumni, parents, faculty, and other SRHS supporters to contribute $1,000 or more in support of the endowment fund. Gifts to the Fund are tax deductible as the Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit corporation and the Tax ID # is 68-0195375. Checks can be made out to the SRHS Foundation and mailed to PO Box 11006, Santa Rosa CA 95406. If you have questions, please email [email protected] or call the Pandy Line at 707.571-7747. Visit our web site for complete Foundation information: www.SRHSF.org

Santa Rosa High School Foundation 1200 Coddingtown #11006 Santa Rosa CA 95406ONE THOUSAND PANTHERS

Yes! I want to join! Name_________________________________________________ Title ________________Address__________________________________ City_____________________ State______ Zip _____________Phone_______________________________ Email ____________________________________________________SRHS Class of __________ Other connection to SRHS _______________________________________________Please accept my gift of $1,000 or more or pledge installment $___________ as follows:

Check to SRHS Foundation Pledge: 2 Year $500 4 Year $250 5 Year $200

Credit Card Visa Master Card No. _______________________ Sec No. _________ Exp Date_________ Authorized Card Signature ___________________________________________________________________________

Marketable Securities - we will contact you and walk you through the processPlease acknowledge the donation as_________________________________________________________________________For special requests, pooled donations, and other questions call SRHSF Pandy Line at 707.571-7747 (SRHS) orEmail us at [email protected] for complete Foundation information, please visit - www.SRHSF.org











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!"#$"%&'!"%()*(%!+('',%-'.#/"$)'#%! 18th Annual Golf Tournament

Friday, September 13, 2013 OAKMONT GOLF COURSECheck-In 11:15 a.m. Shotgun Start 12:45 p.m.

For more information or a tournament registration form, please contact:707.571-7747 (SRHS) or online at [email protected]

Become a tee sponsor, donate to the live/silent auction or golf with us!Visit: www.SRHSF.org or complete SRHS Foundation Information

SRHS Foundation, PO Box 11006, Santa Rosa, CA 95406

• Golf cart, range balls, lunch • 18 holes of golf - four person scramble (men’s, women’s & co-ed flights) • Awards dinner following in the Quail Inn at Oakmont

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"##!$%&'#(!!!!)!!!*+,,-#!$%&'#(!!!!)!!!.&-#/012&3#!4560&7/!• Top foursome awards – men’s, women’s & co-ed flights • Longest drive - men, women and seniors (65 and over) • Closest to pin - men and women • Free putting contest

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• Golf cart, range balls, lunch • 18 holes of golf - four person scramble (men’s, women’s & co-ed flights)• Awards dinner following in the Quail Inn at Oakmont

Tee Prizes * Raffle Prizes * Silent/Live Auction• Top foursome awards – men’s, women’s & co-ed flights• Longest drive - men, women and seniors (65 and over)• Closest to pin - men and women• Free putting contest 11:15 to 12:30

Singles or 4 person teams are welcome

For a registration form or information about sponsoring opportunities:Call our Pandy Line 707.571-7747 (SRHS) or email at [email protected]

You may also visit the SRHSF Website at: www.SRHSF.orgAll proceeds benefit SRHS Sports and Academic ProgramsSRHS Foundation, P. O. Box 11006, Santa Rosa, CA 95406

Save the date!

Santa Rosa High School Foundation (SRHSF) vs

Montgomery Education Foundation (MEF) Fifth Annual Blood Feud

A Blood Drive Competition This summer ! June 6, 7 and 8, 2013

Blood Centers of the Pacific 2324 Bethards Dr Santa Rosa CA

Call 1-888-393-4483 to make an appointment or visit www.bloodcenters.org

Anyone – school grad, teacher, alum, student, parent, friend – just sign for your school at the counter

Hours: Thursday Noon until 7 pm; Friday & Saturday 9 am – 4 pm



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