Kate Ferguson reminds us the next event is scheduled for
MAY 9 in Lompoc
STUDENT INTERVIEWS...
HOLLY EDDS is extending an invitation to all SMBR members to, once again, participate in this very rewarding program.
NORTH COUNTY RAPE CRISIS & CHILD PROTECTION CENTER
Check out the details: https://sbcountyrapecrisis.org
Contact KATHY SIMAS for more information.
POINT MAGU AIR SHOW
Featuring the Navy Blue Angles
and Air Force Thunderbirds
March 18-19
Details at pointmaguairshow.com
Just Sayin'...
Tim, don't forget to invite Shannon!
The Santa Maria Police Council will once again be hosting a great day and evening of fun at Santa Maria Country Club on Friday, June 9th.
Note: This tournament sells out every year. So, sign-up soooon!
Contact Mike Gibson or Laurie Tamura
Register on line @
smpcgolf.com/golf-tournament forms
BRAGS
"The Marks" -- Mark Jackson & Mark Clark -- joined several other Santa Marians in Arizona to play some golf & watch some pre-season baseball. $50 each
Padre Peter Kang bragged about the successful Diaper Drive he and Mason Frakes completed. He thanked all those donating to the cause, which raised nearly $1,000 and bought a BIG truck load of diapers! $25
Suzanne Levy, long-time friend of Speaker Kristina Melscheimer, could not be more proud of her accomplishments! $25
Frank Ortiz (and Scottie), returned from Arizona and learned that long-time friend and Guatemala Project partner Roy Smith had passed. $100
Roberto Rodriguez expressed his appreciation to Dr. Jim Peterson for his eloquent historical overview of the Guadalupe Boys 'n Girls Club. Also, he praised the service of a recently passed custodian of the Guadalupe club. $82
Honoring National Women's Month
Rosie the Riveter
Women and the War Effort
Beginning in 1942, as an increasing number of American men were recruited for the World War II battlefields, women were asked to fill factory positions. Rosie the Riveter was part of an international campaign and became a symbol of the independence of women and an integral part of the workforce. In fact, prior to becoming Queen, Princess Elizabeth served as an auto mechanic.
Righetti grad Kristina Melsheimer earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, graduating summa cum laude, from the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. At NYU she studied with the Experimental Wing, the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, and the International Theatre Workshop (ITW) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. While at ITW she was invited to present her honors paper, Shakespeare and Montaigne: On the ‘Nature of Cannibals’, as part of the NYU All Department Drama Festival.
When not involved in theater, Kristina enjoys board games, novels, and playing piano. She has also been brushing up on her Spanish to better connect with her family in Chile.
In the nearly two years she has been with the PCPA, Kristina has served as the Directing Intern and now serves as the Outreach/Youth Education Coordinator. During the 2021 season, she was an Assistant Director of Mother Road and the Assistant Director/Assistant Choreographer for The Secret Garden , Into the Woods, and The Sound of Music.
Currently, Kristina is playing English author Jane Austen in the one-woman show, Meet Jane Austen, a touring performance that brings the famed authoress right into classrooms.
Since 1964 the Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts has been supporting a unique, fully accredited vocational training program at Allan Hancock College for aspiring actors and theatre technicians. It is the only training program, with an Equity theatre company with fully integrated community college Career and Technical Education programs, in the country. PCPA has trained over 10,000 students in a program of practical and experimental training in the fields of acting and technical theater.
PCPA performs its winter/spring season in two theaters in Santa Maria, the 440-seat Marian Theater and the 204-seat Severson Theater. During the summer, the company also performs in the outdoor 700-seat Solvang Festival Theater.
Enjoy the Show!
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