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Table of ContentsADVERTISERS:PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEDAN LATHAM42010-2011 CAHPERD OFFICERS5THANK YOU CAHPERDLEADERS & VOLUNTEERS!6CAHPERD BUSINESS MEETINGS8CONFERENCE INFORMATION912AAHPERD6AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION13BALLETONE8COASTAL ENTERPRISESIBCGOPHER SPORTHOPSPORTS7JAMBA JUICE19ORGANIZED SPORTSOBCSHUTTLE BASEBALL5SOUND PROJECTIONSTHE SPARK PROGRAMSUGI15IFC39KEYNOTE SPEAKERS10AWARDS14EXHIBITOR LISTING16INAUGURAL “JACKLALANNE CELEBRITY‘GOLFREATION’ EVENT”18SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS& ACTIVITIES20CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE40HISTORY OF CAHPERDCONFERENCES41FEATURED SPEAKERS42MANAGINGEDITORS:DRISHA LEGGITTBARBARAANN BUCKALEWDINAH FELIPEDESIGN:WYMAN DESIGNWWW.WYMANDESIGN.COMPRINT:DOME PRINTINGWWW.DOMEPRINTING.COMCAHPERD extends thanks forthe continued support andparticipation of those advertiserslisted above, and we encourageyour consideration of theproducts and services they offer.*Indicates a CAHPERDCorporate MemberThe opinions of the contributorsare their own and do notnecessarily reflect the attitude orviews of CAHPERD, its officers,or the editor of this publication.CAHPERD does not discriminatein this or any other of itsprograms on the basis of color,religion, age, gender, nationalorigin, sexual orientation,disability or handicap.2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE3
President’s WelcomeWelcome toBeautifulMonterey,California!4It is my privilege to host you at the 2011 “CAHPERDCalifornia Congress for Creating the Healthiest Children inAmerica,” March 10 - 13, 2011; welcome to beautiful Monterey, California! I hope you will find that Monterey is theperfect venue to host the “Congress,” and promote thisyear’s theme: “Learn It, Do It, Live It! - It Happens in Monterey!”I selected the “Learn It, Do It, Live It,” theme, because itis what educators have always asked of their students. Aswe present our daily lessons to the selected audience weare educating, we ask them to “Learn It,” or to engagethemselves in the knowledge of their topic. Once our students have begun the process of “Learning It,” we providean environment in which they can “Do It.” “Do It” impliesactivity or action. As our students progress in the processof learning and doing what they have been taught, theybegin to “Live It.” Isn’t that what we all want as we arelearning something new? “Learn It, Do It, Live It”?The 2011 CAHPERD California Congress for Creatingthe Healthiest Children in America (CCCCHCA) logo represents the three (3) most important focus points in practicing a healthy lifestyle. The triangle represents the strongestgeometrical figure known to man. The three (3) points ofthe triangle represent the Mind (“Learn It”), the Body (“DoIt”), and the Spirit (“Live It”). The figure within the triangledepicts a person who is in a constant stage of improvingtheir mind, body and spirit.At our CAHPERD Congress, you will learn innovativeand exciting strategies for implementing active, educational programs that will positively impact the mind, body andspirit. You will be provided with the resources to inspireand motivate your students to be active, both cognitively and physically, for a lifetime. The 2011 CAHPERDCongress Committee, lead by Mila Munden, hasplanned an informative, exciting and inspiredconference program that will challenge attendees to continue their growth and development in the areas of health, wellness andactivity. And you will leave the Congressre-energized and enthusiastic to joinCAHPERD in a statewide effort for California to host the healthiest children inAmerica, within five years. It is a lofty goal – but completelyachievable by the amazing leaders attending this CAHPERD Congress!Therefore and again, welcome and thank you for attending the 2011 “CAHPERD California Congress for Creatingthe Healthiest Children in America,” and experience the“Learn It, Do It, Live It!” as only Monterey can Bring It!By Dan Latham - CAHPERD President2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE2010-2011 CAHPERD OfficersAdministrative CommitteeDan Latham, Warren High SchoolJoanie Verderber, Los Angeles COETerry Rizzo, CSU, San BernardinoDarren Avrit, University of LaVerneDrisha LeggittVice-PresidentsKristen Ring, Paso Robles JUSDMila Munden, Weaver USDTerry Liegey, Los Angeles USDMaureen Smith, CSU, SacramentoChristopher Busch, Planada ESDDistrict CoordinatorsZaNean McClain, CSU, East BayHeather Deckard, Sacramento City USD,Derek Mena, Las Virgenes USDRuth Mohr-Silofau, University of LaVerneSection ChairsRuth HaynesChad Fenwick, Los Angeles USDRobin Reese, Professor Emeritus, CSU, SacramentoGabriel Padayhag, CSU, SacramentoZaNean McClain, CSU, East BayKeith Johannes, Retired, Santa Ana USD2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCEPresidentPresident-ElectPast PresidentTreasurerExecutive DirectorHealth EducationPhysical EducationRecreationGirls & Women in SportBoys & Men’s AthleticsBayNorth CentralSouthernSouth CentralAdapted Physical EducationAdministration/SupervisionEarly Childhood/ElementaryFuture ProfessionalsMulticultural DynamicsRetired Members5
THANK YOU CAHPERD LEADERS & VOLUNTEERS!CAHPERD wishes to extend a special thank you to the 2011 CAHPERD CongressPlanning Committee Chairs, Committee Members, and hundreds of volunteers, forworking so hard to make this event a success: 2011 CAHPERD Conference Manager: Mila Munden Volunteer & Registration Committee Chairperson: Debbie French General Session Committee Chairperson: Mel House Meals and Social Committee Chairperson: Kristen Ring Decorations Chairperson: Patra Nesseth-Steffes Jack LaLanne Celebrity Golfreation Event & Awards Dinner CommitteeChairpersons: Darren Avrit, Butch Breaden & Billy Gibbs. Thursday Pre-Conf. & Brett Hoebel Events: Tiffany Anderson, Eric2011CAHPERDAnderson & Team BeachBodyConference Superintendent Tom Torlakson & California Administrators’ MeetingManager:Chairperson: Chris BuschMila Munden Exhibitor Committee Chairperson: Sandy Cantros Hospitality Chairperson: Cindy Lederer AV Committee Chairperson: Karen Menden Health Fair Committee Chairperson: Jeanette Contreras Evaluations & Presiders Committee Chairperson: Terry Liegey Transportation Committee Chairperson: Christopher Busch Signage Committee Chairperson: Maureen Ferrel Photography & Video Chairperson: Laura Quan Media & Communications Chairperson: Wendy Hopkins CEUs Chairperson: ZaNean McClain Future Professionals Fun Run & Activities Chairperson: Gabe Padayhag CAHPERD Beach Party Committee: California Physical EducationWorkshop Committee (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo)62011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE
CAHPERD Business MeetingsHouse of RegionsThursday, 5:30-7:00 p.m. – Ferrante IHouse of RepresentativesThursday, 5:30-7:00 p.m. – Ferrante IIHouse of DelegatesSunday, 8:00-10:00 a.m. – Ferrante IIAnnual Members MeetingSaturday, 9:00-10:15 a.m. – Steinbeck ForumEarly Childhood/Elementary PEFuture Professionals SectionGirls & Women in Sport DivisionHealth DivisionMulticultural Dynamics SectionRegistration Hours:Thursday, March 10th7:00 am – 7:00 pmFriday, March 11thDivisions & SectionsAdapted Physical Education SectionConference InformationThursday, 12:00-4:00 pm – CottonwoodFriday, 11:30-1:00 p.m. – Bonsai IIISaturday, 2:15-3:15 p.m. – Bonsai IIISaturday, 10:20-11:20 a.m. – Bonsai III7:00 am – 4:00 pmSaturday, March 12th7:00 am – 3:00 pmSaturday, 7:45-8:45 p.m. – Bonsai IIISaturday, 11:25-12:25 p.m. – Bonsai IIICommittees2012 Conference PlanningSunday, 1:00-3:30 p.m. – Bonsai IIILegislative CommitteeFriday, 7:30-10:00 a.m. – Bonsai IIIMiscellaneousCSUS Department ChairsThursday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. – Bonsai IIIConference BadgesA conference badge is issued uponregistration. This badge is required foradmission to all meetings, sessions,exhibits and any scheduled social event.Badges must be worn in clear sight at alltimes. There will be a fee for replacementbadges.Certificates of AttendanceCAHPERD will offer certificates ofattendance acknowledging yourparticipation in this ProfessionalDevelopment Conference. As an attendee,it is your individual responsibility todocument session attendance and presentit with the certificate to your local schooladministrators to meet the requirements ofyour district. Certificates will be available inthe registration area.Continuing Education UnitsCEU’s will be offered by CSU, East Bay.Interested participants should inquire andsign-up in the registration area.Conference Manual 25The Conference Manual iscomprised of speaker handoutmaterials, and is considered to bean outline of the many qualitypresentations that will take placein Monterey These handoutsprovide attendees with a quick andeasy reference to each speaker’smajor points of discussion. Forthose unable to attend a specificsession, these handouts enhancethe conference experience byproviding important informationthat may otherwise have beenmissed.A limited number of ConferenceManuals have been printed andare for sale at the registrationarea. Purchase early to maximizethe value at the conference andfor future reference.82011 CAHPERD CONFERENCECommercial ExhibitsCAHPERD once again is pleased towelcome its exhibitors to the AnnualConference. The Grand Opening of theexhibit hall will take place on Fridaymorning at 7:30, and continental breakfastwill be provided. Come welcome theexhibitors and join in the excitement of thegrand opening. The exhibitors are here tomeet you, so don’t hesitate to stop and askquestions. Vendors welcome theopportunity to exchange ideas aboutproducts to serve your needs. Pick upliterature to take home and get on mailinglists for the latest catalogs. The exhibit hallwill be open from 7:30 am – 3:00 pm onFriday and 8:00 am – 3:00 pm on Saturday.2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE9
Keynote SpeakersKeynote SpeakersAntronette (Toni) Yancey, M.D., M.P.H. – UCLA School of Public HealthRegina Benjamin, M.D., M.B.A. – 18th Surgeon General of the United StatesAntronette K. (Toni) Yancey, MD, MPH is currentlyProfessor, Department of Health Services, UCLA School ofPublic Health, and Co-Director, UCLA Kaiser PermanenteCenter for Health Equity. She also directs her department’sleadership doctoral degree program. She returned to academiafull-time in 2001 after five years in public health practice, first asDirector of Public Health for the City of Richmond, VA, and asDirector of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion,Los Angeles County Department of Health Services.Dr. Yancey’s primary research interests are in chronic diseaseprevention and adolescent health promotion, with a particular emphasis on interventionsengaging underserved communities. She has authored more than 125 scientificpublications and serves on the Editorial Boards of the American Journal of PreventiveMedicine, Preventive Medicine and the American Journal of Health Promotion. Dr. Yanceyserves on the Institute of Medicine (IOM) Standing Committee on Childhood ObesityPrevention, the National Physical Activity Plan Coordinating Committee, and the California(state) Department of Public Health Advisory Committee. Dr. Yancey was also recentlyappointed to the Board of Directors of the Washington, DC-based “Partnership for aHealthier America,” the non profit organization guiding and supporting First Lady MichelleObama’s “Let’s Move!” campaign to end the childhood obesity epidemic.Dr. Regina M. Benjamin, MD, MBA is the 18th SurgeonGeneral of the United States. As America’s Doctor, she overseesthe operational command of 6,500 uniformed health officerswho serve in locations around the world to promote, protect,and advance the health of the American people. Dr. Benjamin isFounder and former CEO of the Bayou La Batre Rural HealthClinic in Alabama, former Associate Dean for Rural Health at theUniversity of South Alabama College of Medicine in Mobile, andimmediate Past Chair of the Federation of State Medical Boardsof the United States. In 1995, she was the first physician underage 40 and the first African-American woman to be elected to the American MedicalAssociation Board of Trustees. She served as President of the American MedicalAssociation Education and Research Foundation and Chair of the AMA Council on Ethicaland Judicial Affairs (CEJA). In 2002 she became President of the Medical AssociationState of Alabama, making her the first African American female president of a StateMedical Society in the United States.Elaine LaLanne – Jack LaLanne’s Wife of 51 YearsElaine LaLanne was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota middle America where it was not uncommon to lunch on hotdogs, ice cream, chocolate doughnuts, candy and soft drinksfrom vending machines. A chain smoker at age 27 and stillcontinuing her Midwest eating habits, Elaine worked at KGO, anABC-TV affiliate in San Francisco. It was there she first met JackLaLanne, who said to her, “You should be eating apples andoranges and bananas and if I didn’t like you, I wouldn’t tell youthis.” Elaine remembers looking up at him while puffing on hercigarette saying, “Oh, yeah!”But Jack’s comment did make her take a good hard look at herself and her life. Shedecided to start exercising daily at a class that Jack conducted during lunchtime at thestudio and soon quit smoking. Elaine then revised her eating habits and the results wereremarkable. She actually had reapportioned her body through proper exercise and diet.Ever since then she has made it her mission to preach the fitness message to all thatwould listen.Elaine has written five books: Fitness After Fifty, Dynastride, Fitness After Fifty Workout,Total Juicing and Eating Right For A New You. She continues to travel all over the worldpreaching the message of better living through exercise and nutrition.Dan Isaacson – Celebrity Fitness Expert & “Father of Personal Fitness” IndustryHollywood’s Premier Fitness Expert Dan Isaacson developedthe scientifically-based fitness training program that helped setthe standard for celebrity trainers and the personal trainingbusiness. He is an author, product innovator, and celebrityspokesperson, and considered by many as the pioneer of themulti-million dollar personal training industry.Isaacson’s celebrity client base includes: Billy Crystal, JohnnyDepp, Tom Hanks, John Travolta, Meg Ryan, Anne Hathaway,Laurence Fishburne, Jane Fonda, Jamie Lee Curtis, RyanFelipe, among many others. Isaacson trained cast members ofdiverse films and television shows including: Matrix, City Slickers, Apollo 13, Karate Kid,Superman, The Untouchables, Philadelphia, Cheers, Wings, Mad About You, Dallas, KnotsLanding, Ghost, Staying Alive, Forrest Gump and Rambo.Dan has maintained a variety of industry affiliations with “Good Morning America,”Sony Pictures, and Paramount Pictures. Dan’s time tested methods have literally reshaped the entertainment community. Drawing on 25 years of experience to write hisfitness book, The Equation, Dan continues to educate and illustrate the way to sustainablehealth and fitness.Dan has appeared on many television shows and in numerous magazines, including“CBS This Morning,” “Oprah,” “Jenny Jones,” “Good Morning America,” CNN,“Entertainment Tonight,” “Access Hollywood,” Time, People and Sports Illustrated.Dan will be sharing how the educational community may better work with the Fitnesscommunity and celebrity communities to gain greater resources and support forHPERD programs.102011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE11
Keynote SpeakersThom McKenzie, Ph.D. – Department of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences,San Diego State UniversityDr. Thom McKenzie is Emeritus Professor of Exercise andNutritional Sciences at San Diego State University and formerAdjunct Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University ofCalifornia, San Diego. Thom is a former school physicaleducation and health teacher, coach, and administrator. He hasauthored or co-authored over 150 scientific papers andchapters, developed numerous assessment and curricularmaterials, and presented over 300 papers at state, national, andinternational conferences.Dr. McKenzie is a Fellow of four professional organizations:the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), the American Academy of Kinesiologyand Physical Education (AAKPE), the Research Consortium of the American Alliance ofHealth, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AAHPERD), and the North AmericanSociety of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance Professionals.Dr. McKenzie has been a major investigator on nine multidisciplinary research projectssupported by the National Institutes of Health.Dr. McKenzie’s expertise in designing and assessing physical activity programs fordiverse populations is widely recognized. He is a member of the Science Board,President’s (US) Council for Physical Fitness and Sports (2006-2009). In 2003, hereceived the prestigious International Olympic Committee President’s Prize for sport andphysical education program development, research, and scholarship from AIESEP(International Association for Physical Education in Higher Education). He was theAAHPERD Alliance Scholar in 2004, the R. Tait McKenzie Award winner in 2005, and theNASPE Curriculum and Instruction Academy Honor Awardee in 2006, and the Dudley A.Sargent Lecturer Awardee, NAKPEHE, in 2007. In 2009 he received the McCloy Lectureaward from the Research Consortium, AAHPERD, and the Public Service Award from theInternational Society of Behavior Analysis (SABA).122011 CAHPERD CONFERENCEKeynote SpeakersTom Torlakson – State Superintendent of Public InstructionTom Torlakson was recently elected to a four-year term asCalifornia’s State Superintendent of Public Instruction. As chiefof California’s public school system and leader of the CaliforniaDepartment of Education, Superintendent Torlakson applies hisexperience as a science teacher, high school coach, and statepolicymaker to fight for our students and improve our state’spublic education system.Torlakson’s journey has led him from the classrooms ofContra Costa County’s Mount Diablo Unified School District(where he remains a teacher-on-leave), to the Antioch CityCouncil, Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors, theCalifornia State Senate and State Assembly.During his tenure in the California State Legislature, Torlakson acted to protecteducation funding, improve student nutrition and physical education, and ensure schoolsafety. He also championed legislation to increase funding for textbooks, computers, andother instructional materials and efforts to close the digital divide, eliminate the achievementgap, and reduce the dropout rate.In 1998 Torlakson authored legislation leading to the development of the largest systemof after school programs in the nation. In 2006, he authored the bill that led to a 300percent expansion in these programs—so they now reach 4,000 schools around the state.As the chair and founder of the California Task Force on Youth and WorkplaceWellness, Torlakson has been a leader on banning junk food from our schools, providinghealthier school meals, promoting student health and fitness, and combating diabetesand obesity among our children.Robert Huizenga, M.D. – Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, UCLADr. Rob Huizenga, an Associate Professor of ClinicalMedicine at UCLA, is the former L.A. Raider doctor and NFLPhysician Society President who chronicled his experiences inYou’re OK, It’s Just a Bruise – A Doctor’s Sideline Secrets aboutPro-Football’s Most Outrageous Team. This book sparked thenational debate on anabolic steroids and traumatic headinjuries, and was the basis for Oliver Stone’s Any Given Sunday(Mathew Modine plays Rob in the movie).Most recently, Huizenga authored Where Did All the Fat Go?The WOW Prescription to Reach Your Ideal Weight and StayThere, an innovative anti-obesity approach based onobservations of overweight professional athletes together with five years of research onover 400 couch-potato applicants to NBC's The Biggest Loser.Rob has repeatedly been interviewed as a health expert on CBS, NBC and ABCEvening News, Nightline and Larry King as well in the New York Times, LA Times andother national print media. He has also been called as a medical expert in multiple highprofile legal cases including the criminal (defense) and civil (prosecution) OJ Simpson,anabolic steroid and Botox trials; as well as been advisor to numerous TV shows andmovies including most recently The Biggest Loser (NBC), Extreme Make Over (ABC),Work Out (Bravo), American Gladiators (NBC), Shedding for the Wedding (CW), EXTRALife Changers (NBC), Student Body (MTV), Dance Your Ass Off (Oxygen), Thinervention(Bravo), Fourth and Long (Spike TV) and Into the Wild.2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE13
AW A R D SAW A R D SHonor Award Recipients1960196119621963Rosalind CassidyAnna EspenschadeJ. B. “Cap” HaralsonLois MesslerFrancis Todd19771978C. Carson ConradGenevie DexterPatricia HillJune McCannJohn Nixon1979Dale HoskinMike MasonTed Hucklebridge1980Robert A. MottRick SchlichtingRobert D. TurkJack CaponEugene M. StemmAl MinturnFred BatesPhyllis BlatzArthur HawkesDarrell J. SmithPamela Strathairn1983None1966V. Erle Johnson1984Phil Stanley1967Lawrence E. HoustonMiriam B. Lidster1985None1986Robert L. CampbellJohn CatesJohn A. Forthmann, IVJoan Sarlo1971None1972Doreen Abbott BurchettJoy G. Cauffman1973Evelyn M. Taix1974M. Jeanne Bartelt1975Gertrude BlanchardFranklin M. HenryDennis D. Huajardo1976Robert M. FlavinG. Robert Roice1987Bob Moss1988Stratton “Pat” Caldwell1989Patricia J. HarveyBetty Hennessy1990Tom EdsonKaren M. Johnson1991Vera M. JohnstonBobbie McTee MastersM. Kathryn Scott1992Al ArpsKathleen Sirovy19931994Dorothy DeatherageShirley LewisMary Ann TurnerMary BlackmanSusanne ChambersJohnsonDon HudsonLyn B. KalinowskiBeverly J. StundenMichael J. HeffernanAntoinette MarichAnne Rosser1965E. Ann StittPaul Hillar1997199919821970John A. PayneGerald B. WynessJames S. BoscoRobert A. PestolesiJanet A. SeamanElmer JohnsonRaymond SnyderC. Gil BishopFrank B. JonesFranklin A. Lindeburg1996Geraldine HollisWilliam MontiPerky Stromer19641969Bonnie S. MohnsenRobin D. ReeseFreddie Elaine Thompson19981981John J. KlumbJerrold R. Russom1995Doris C. MeyerJack W. RoseSandra J. TriggJohn M. CooperWood GloverWilliam W. HarknessEdward B. Johnson196819662000Patrick Vickroy2001Roy C. EasleyNancy HenneferBelinda Rector2002Holly GuntermannRuth RichNancy Sanchez-SpearsMichael SmithChristine Summerford2003Allen J. AbrahamMike MackeyLinda Sargent2004Rudy BentonKathileen A. GallagherGayle JoslinDebbie VigilDianne Wilson-Graham2005C. Andrea BrownBruce CoulterEdward R. GreavesMargaret LeedsV. Gregory Payne2006Robin Ballard2007Lindy ValdezGail G. EvansPhillip SiennaCarolyn J. ThompsonMichael J. Thompson2008Quentin Christian2009Arleen Hammerschmidt2010Joe HerzogJ.B. “Cap” HaralsonCarl NordlyDarrell Smith1980William W. Harkness1981None1967J. Raymond Haworth1982Asahel E. (Ash) Hayes1968Anna S. Espenschade1983John E. Nixon1969None1984None1970None19851971Jean HodgkinsK. W. “Mike” MasonPatricia J. “Pat” HillElmer L. Johnson19861972Harold A. BishopBlanche DruryEleanor MethenyC. Carson ConradJames S. BoscoJoy Garrison Cauffman1987Raymond A. Snyder1988None19891973Charles J. TrowbridgeOliver E. Byrd1974Jessica Nixon1975Genevie DexterGordon M. GrayJerrold R. Russom1976Carl W. DutcherDale HoskinMiriam LidsterClaire Shaw1977June V. McCann1978None1979Mary Ann Turner1997Patricia J. HarveyAl MinturnJoan Sarlo1998Phyllis A. BlatzKaren M. JohnsonMargaret LeedsBobbie McTee Masters1999M. Kathryn Scott2000John Cates2001Dennis HuajardoBob MossEugene Stemm2002Greta Weatherill(posthumously)M. Jeanne BarteltFred BatesRobert M. Flavin2003Betty Hennessy2004V. Gregory Payne1990Robert Turk20051991Robert A. PestolesiEd GreavesKathleen Sirovy1992Stratton F. CaldwellPaul M. HillarJack W. RoseJanet A. Seaman2006Perky Vetter2007Maurice FitzpatrickMichael Heffernan1993Sandra J. Trigg2008Mary S. BlackmanJohn A. Payne1994None20091995V. Erle JohnsonGail G. EvansRobin D. Reese1996None2010Dianne Wilson-GrahamVerne Landreth Award Recipients1951Winifred Van HagenJohn BovardJames Rogers1952None1953Lucile GrunewaldBud KearnsCecil MartinEugene NixonEugene RobertsDavid J. CoxHazel GrossViolet MarshallFlorence Weeks195414Vinnie Gee EatonArthur SchuettnerViolet Richardson WardMartin TriebJosephine Randall1961J. Holley AshcraftLucille CzarnowskiMaud L. KnappWalter L. Scott1957Harry A. ApplequistBert Swinson19621958Louse S. CobbElizabeth C. Kelley“Chris” Christiansen“Hal” OrionRoy E. Simpson19631959Marion AveryWilliam G. LopezRosalind CassidyLloyd E. Webster1964Pauline Hodgson1960Ivan W. Hill1965Carl Young195519562011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE2011 CAHPERD CONFERENCE15
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Thursday Pre-Conf. & Brett Hoebel Events: Tiffany Anderson, Eric Anderson & Team BeachBody Superintendent Tom Torlakson & California Administrators’ Meeting Chairperson: Chris Busch Exhibitor Committee Chairperson: Sandy Cantros Hospitality Chairper
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Welcome to the Popcorn ELT Readers series, a graded readers series for low-level learners of English. These free teacher’s notes will help you and your classes get the most from your Peanuts Popcorn ELT Reader. Level 1 Popcorn ELT Readers level 1 is for students who are beginning to read in English, based on a 200 headword list. There are no past tenses at this level. Snoopy and Charlie .
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