"Senior Lawn" Watercolor by Randy Mytar, Class of 1965
Randy Mytar, the class of '65 had a great love for our Senior Lawn, so much so, that he used his amazing artistic talents to paint a watercolor rendition of our Senior Lawn that holds so many fond memories for all of us.
We have 7 of 20, limited edition, signed and numbered, 28" x 18" unframed, prints for $150.00 each, plus shipping and handling.
We have transferred his beautiful watercolor onto 5x4 note cards that are available at 10 for $15 plus S & H.
We hope you will purchase a little bit of our school history and support our website and future activities for the classes of the 1950's and1960's. |
Box of 10 Note cards $15.00 plus $2.50 S & H per box
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John Lambert, class of 1963 was approached by Al Hiegel, a World War II veteran and asked to detail the account of those who served on the USS Independence. Hiegel served on the ship during the Pacific Campaign. John devoted 4 years to writing the book and making sure the book was not only chronologically correct, but a true depiction of the efforts made by those who lived and served aboard the ship.
To read more about the book click on the link below.
http://thecabin.net/news/local/2011-11-11/chance-encounter-makes-wwii-book-reality#.Tu-1HGCpctB
To purchase the book, click on the Amazon link
Amazon
Sharrie Williams class of 1965, heir to the Maybelline legacy, is Tom Lyle Williams's grandniece and Evelyn Boecher Williams's granddaughter. Growing up in their homes, and steward of the vast Maybelline archives, Williams tells the story of the birth of the Maybelline empire and dishes intimate and never-before-told details about the fascinating family dynasty behind it.
To read more about the book and to purchase, go to
http://www.maybellinebook.com
Also, book signing dates are listed on our Upcoming Events page.
Our own Melanie (Cohen) Vansell, class of 1964 has published her first novel,
The Liberation of Maggie Weintraub.
Although this is her first novel, the quality, tone and story are incredibly well crafted. Melanie's sense of adventure and curiosity are transformed in the character she created.
The book is available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
On Facebook: Maggie Weintraub's Journey and
to email Melanie, MelanieVansell@Gmail.com
Mike Hanks, class of clowns, 1960-62, had chums all over. If you look up Attention Deficit Disorder in Webster's there's a picture of Mike there. Stumbling through school on mostly jokes and the laughs. He lost a year and finally got a diploma from the class of 62. He had always wanted to be an actor, and for years studied the craft hard only to get sidetracked doing casting, for most all the majors, for almost twenty-five years to become casting head at our MGM Culver City. His memoir is an insightful, uplifting and a very humorous read, for any artist. And Picasso said we're all artists, to have abundant fun as we struggle to make money and search for artistic success....a philosophy he aspires to.
Offered at Amazon.com, under performing arts, he says he'd love to hear your thoughts after you read it.
Beth Kaplon, class of 1966 and her family are selling their home made crafts online at http://www.etsy.com/shop/thekraftykats
You can see their products at Venice High Centenial Festival
June 25 and 26
For more information, Click Here
