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HOW CAN IT BE NOVEMBER ALREADY?
Everyone probably has had their "candy fix" with Halloween behind us, daylight savings is ending which brings darker evenings ahead, and a major election for the Tam District and the country lurks around the corner.This fall has been filled with very successful Redwood athletic teams, continued recognition for being an outstanding high school, and a busy Alumni Council selecting distinguished Redwood Alumni in Athletics and for the Avenue of Giants. According to current Redwood Principal Barnaby Payne, 40% of Redwood's 2024 seniors had a GPA of 4.0 or higher with weighted grades! No more limits to taking only one or two AP classes! The buildings may be falling apart, but the students are thriving! If you want to know more about what's going on at your alma mater, you can follow the award winning BARK
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REDWOOD ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Introducing the CLASS OF 2025:
- Mike Firenzi - Coach / Baseball
- Ed Anderson '75 Baseball
- Sam Skinner '82 Track & Cross Country
- Rob Pavosevich '77 Water Polo
- Lou Larsen '69 Special Merit-Individual
Detailed bios will soon be available on the RAHOF Bio Page. The class of 2024 and 2025 will be honored as new inductees to the RAHOF next year on Saturday March 8th at the McInnis Park Club. Pease save the date. Details will be posted in January.
Class of 2024 honorees include:
- Dave Kirchoff - Coach / Rugby
- Dwight MacDonald '75 Water Polo, Werstling, Baseball
- Brian Matthews ' 92 Swimming
- Cooper Helfet '07 Lacrosse, Football
- Jim Jones '79 Baseball
- Special Merit - Team / 1969 Mile Relay team.
Introducing the 2025 AVENUE OF GIANTS:
- Aviva Rosenthal ’90 Director of the Office of international Relations at the Smithsonian Institution, she works globally on such issues as climate change and biodiversity loss and protecting cultural heritage at risk from war and terrorism.
- Paige Wiley Peterson ’73 Author, illustrator, painter, photojournalist and Board member for National Council on U.S Arab Relations
- Dan Schlager ’77 and Bill Baringer ’77 worked together on many patents, including the development and licensing of GPS wireless technology to cell phones. They were considered as a team although each has made many individual contributions in other areas.
Complete bios will soon be on our Avenue of Giants page.
OUR NEXT AOG BANQUET WILL BE IN MARCH 2026
HONORING 2025 AND 2026 INDUCTEES
ALUMNI RED PAGES... CLICK HERE
Please support small businesses and services, especially Alumni businesses! If you would like to be listed, please contact Ted Wray at jtedwray@gmail.com or info@redwoodalumni.org We will list your name, grad year, and a link to your website, email, or phone. Be sure to mention Redwood Alumni Red Pages when you do business.
RED PAGES SPOTLIGHT
NOVEMBER
Back to Health Chiropractic
Dr. David Rose '75
641 Magnolia Ave Ste 1 Larkspur, CA 94939
drrosedc.com (415) 924-2118
Dr. David Rose '75, owner and chiropractor at Back to Health Chiropractic understands how taxing and debilitating acute and chronic injuries can be. Whether it is located in your back or radiates throughout your arms and legs, constant pain can make every activity seem like an insurmountable obstacle. At Back to Health Chiropractic, Dr. Rose strongly believes that back and joint pain shouldn't prevent you from enjoying life. If you live in Larkspur, Corte Madera, Kentfield or other surrounding areas, Dr. Rose can help you with your pain and injuries.
ALUMNI COUNCIL... WHAT WE DO
This year the Alumni Council will continue to sponsor the Redwood Athletic Hall of Fame and the Avenue of Giants. Nominations for each are due on October 1.(see below) We will be working with the Redwood Foundation to raise funds for the Alumni Scholarships and host the Alumni Speaker Day in May. We also are prommoting Alumni Businesses through the Red Pages and collaborating with the Redwood Library to archive Redwood history and alumni contributions.And of course, we are helping classes organize reunions each year by providing class lists and contact information as well as helpful suggestions for a successful event. We appreciate your support and participation. If you haven't joined the website or updated your contact information recently, please do!
TWO MORE 2024 REUNIONS WITH 2025 PLANS ON THEIR WAY:
Class of 2004... SAVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 (day before Thanksgiving)!
Venue: Sam's in Tiburon... details coming!
Class Contacts: Christine Lam Murray, Jocelyn Corbett, Tiffany Symmes Van Londen
Class of '14 (10th) ... Saturday November 30 2024 (Sat after Thanksgiving)!
Venue: American Legion Hall, 500 Magnolia, Larkspur
BUY TICKETS
Email contact: redwoodclassof2014@gmail.com | Facebook: Official Redwood Class of 2014
...AND NEVER TOO EARLY TO START PLANNING FOR 2025!
CONTACT US FOR SUPPORT AT REUNIONS@REDWOODALUMNI.ORG
More DETAILS ON REUNION PAGE
WE HAVE LOST TWO GIANTS...
Bob Sargent, long time teacher and coach passed away this fall. He taught physical education, science, math, and driver training. Bob was passionate about teaching; always prodding his students to think and learn. While teaching, Bob coached RHS Giants football and basketball teams for several years, and then the golf team for three decades until his retirement in 2000. He was a man of integrity who was exceptionally devoted and committed to his family. Bob had a unique style and his own way of looking at life. He was warm, sympathetic and at all times true to himself. Good natured teasing and a twinkle in his eyes confirmed his affection for you.
Steve "Lou" Larsen was a very active member of the Redwood Community for many, many years. He served on the Alumni Council, was a leader and moving force behind the Redwood High School Athletic Hall of Fame, kept the stats for basketball teams over three decades and helped with coaching. He was also a dedicated follower of classmate Pete Carroll and joined other classmates, plus a few hangers on in seeing USC and the Seahawks in numerous venues. Finally, he was a wonderful brother, uncle and friend to many. He is sorely missed.
The Redwood Alumni Association has purchased most of the surplus yearbooks from Redwood for a very good price...We can offer them to you for only $50 including shipping and handling. We have one or more for most classes since 1975, some classes being more scarce. If you have lost a yearbook or never bought one, and are interested, please contact info@redwoodalumni.org with your name, year of the yearbook, and mailing address. We will notify you and if the yearbook is available, will give you payment instructions! Yearbook purchase(s) are available to Redwood alumni only. If you have yearbooks from the early years and wish to donate them to Redwood, please contact the above email.
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