35th A.A. Stagg High School 1982 Reunion!
Saturday, October 14th, 6:30pm Woodbridge CrossingBill Motter shared a link to the group: AASTAGGAA.
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Feel free to message it to me or post a reply with the information. It is for alumni information on the website. Thank you, Amos Alonzo Stagg Alumni Association.
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SATURDAY, SEPT 23rd
6:00-11:30pm
Stagg Class of '77
40th Reunion
Hilton Hotel off of March Lane
$70 pp
Check out our Facebook Page - lots of great pictures already
https://www.facebook.com/groups/109883562554/
**** Do you like to bake? We are looking for a few more people to bake a DESSERT (just 1 batch) for our REUNION. No pressure to do so. If you love to bake, contact Josephine (via this email page). Disregard if you already contacted me a couple months ago.
Questions??? Contact Reunion Coordinator Martha Cashore Carey on Facebook.
DON'T FORGET - send us contact info for any of our classmates (due to busing - we opened it to anyone who attended Stagg at least one year, even if you graduated in '77 at another school).Muerte Black shared Josephine Nieva Swenson's post to the group: AASTAGGAA.04.04.2017 at 06:13 pmLike
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Stephen (Steve) Moore
June 13, 1945 - Nov. 4, 2016
A gentle, kind, and soft-spoken man, Steve had been born, raised, and lived most of his life in Stockton, where he touched many young lives teaching at Stagg Senior High School for 25 years.
Atler earning a BA and MA's at UC Davis and Berkeley, Steve taught art, but many never knew he was an accomplished artist himself. His work was shown in Tokyo and Manhattan. He could have become a university professor, but instead Steve devoted his life to teaching younger students, using art and filmmaking as a way to help his students discover their own creativity and use their imaginations. This was his mission, and his challenge. For most of his students, english was a second language. They had strong ties, so Steve visited their homes, talked with their parents, and learned how they lived. He became a recognizable regular at their community events, eating their food and making new friends. He helped find jobs for his students, at times creating the job. Every summer he volunteered his time, studio, and equipment to run a movie making camp, funded by grants he had written.
Steve fulfilled his mission and proved the power of one, changing many lives and opening young minds to create. His students believed in themselves and their ideas, and they believed in a teacher who believed in them. Steve was voted Stockton Teacher of the Year twice, but for him, the greatest award was watching his students graduate and possibly continue on to college.
Stephen was preceded in death by his father, Aubrey D. Moore, and mother, Darlene Moore. He left behind his brother, Aubrey D. Moore, Jr., older sister Carolyn Moore de Ortiz, and younger sister Pamela Moore Watson. He was well loved and will always be missed. A service for Steve will be held privately at his request.
Published in The Record on Nov. 30, 2016
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Saturday 1/28/2017 @ 6PM
Stockton Ballroom
$50 Ticket
For Tickets call: Ray McLaughlin (209) 470-9092 or Steve Pettis (209) 406-359708.01.2017 at 10:25 amLike28.10.2016 at 08:10 pmLike
To all Stagg Alumni—As the current generation of Stagg students completes their first week of the 2016-2017 school year, we want to extend to you the opportunity to be part of their lives.
The A.A. Stagg High School Alumni Association collects donations from alumni and distributes funds to faculty and staff support quality education programs at Stagg. This email is our annual appeal for contributions; please write a check or go online to support our work.
We have been fortunate to have received strong support from a number of alumni, particularly in the class of 1965. In addition to these individual gifts, we want to acknowledge substantial gifts from the class of 1965 and Chase Chevrolet. Contributions have grown each year since 2010, but we can do more. Our ability to fund exceptional educational opportunities at Stagg is measured by your generosity.
If you have given in the past, please continue. If you have not, please join our effort.
Want news of Stagg? We sent out a review of the 2015-6 school year three weeks ago. Contact staggalumni@gmail.com if you didn’t get it.
Thank you very much for your support. We are making a difference in the lives of today’s Stagg students.
Stewart Jacoby ’65, President
A.A. Stagg High School Alumni Association
Thanks to our Alumni Board members for their service: Linda Driver ‘65, Vice President; Martha Hawley ’71, Secretary; Charles Tillery 1993, Treasurer; Judy Foster ’65; Janwyn Funamura ’67; Rita Jacoby ’66; Pam Curtin ’71; Josephine Swenson ‘77
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Contributions may be made by mail to PO Box 77814 Stockton CA 95267
(checks payable to A.A. Stagg Alumni Association)
or by PayPal at: http://www.aastaggaa.com/donate/
The Stagg High School Alumni Association is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Tax number 46-5333829
Questions? Contact Stewart Jacoby at staggalumni@gmail.com
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