Connie Chavez’s second-grade class performs “Car Wash” during Idyllwild School’s annual “Blast to the Past” fundraiser Friday night. Photo by Chandra Lynn
Connie Chavez’s second-grade class performs “Car Wash” during Idyllwild School’s annual “Blast to the Past” fundraiser Friday night.
Photo by Chandra Lynn

 

Chance Vladika (left) is the Hamilton High School first baseman this season. The Bobcats lost this game 12-8 to Palm Desert High School. Photo by Mike Vladika
Chance Vladika (left) is the Hamilton High School first baseman this season. The Bobcats lost this game 12-8 to Palm Desert High School.
Photo by Mike Vladika

 

Above, this week, storytime at the Idyllwild Library was learning about and preparing for St. Patrick’s Day, which is Thursday, March 17. Photo by Chandra Lynn
Above, this week, storytime at the Idyllwild Library was learning about and preparing for St. Patrick’s Day, which is Thursday, March 17.
Photo by Chandra Lynn

 

Kayli Lynn and Marshall Lynn were reading one of the many books available at the Idyllwild School Book Fair’s Family Night last week. Photo by Chandra Lynn
Kayli Lynn and Marshall Lynn were reading one of the many books available at the Idyllwild School Book Fair’s Family Night last week.
Photo by Chandra Lynn

 

Pam Jordan (left), President, Idyllwild Arts Foundation, spoke to the Idyllwild Rotary last week about new ideas in education. Marc Kassouf (right), Rotary president-elect, presented her with the Rotary’s mug. Photo by Tom Kluzak
Pam Jordan (left), President, Idyllwild Arts Foundation, spoke to the Idyllwild Rotary last week about new ideas in education. Marc Kassouf (right), Rotary president-elect, presented her with the Rotary’s mug.
Photo by Tom Kluzak

 

Right, Idyllwild Rotary presented headsets to be used with Chromebooks the school had previously acquired on Monday, March 14 in fourth grade teacher Tom Dillon’s classroom. Rotary presented 289 of the headsets in appreciation for Principal Matt Kraemer and the school coming to the rescue of the Harvest Festival when, due to the unexpected closing of Town Hall for asbestos reasons, the Harvest Festival was homeless. Kraemer worked quickly with Rotary and school staff to stage the festival in the Idyllwild School gymnasium. The 2015 Harvest Festival, as a result of the additional space, turned out to be one of the most successful ever. Said Rotary President Chuck Weisbart, “There is never ‘too much’ that our Rotary Club can do for our community!” Photo by Marshall Smith
Right, Idyllwild Rotary presented headsets to be used with Chromebooks the school had previously acquired on Monday, March 14 in fourth grade teacher Tom Dillon’s classroom. Rotary presented 289 of the headsets in appreciation for Principal Matt Kraemer and the school coming to the rescue of the Harvest Festival when, due to the unexpected closing of Town Hall for asbestos reasons, the Harvest Festival was homeless. Kraemer worked quickly with Rotary and school staff to stage the festival in the Idyllwild School gymnasium. The 2015 Harvest Festival, as a result of the additional space, turned out to be one of the most successful ever. Said Rotary President Chuck Weisbart, “There is never ‘too much’ that our Rotary Club can do for our community!” Photo by Marshall Smith

 

Award-winning author Matthew Salesses read from his upcoming novel at Idyllwild Arts on Monday evening, March 14. After the reading and talk, he spoke enthusiastically with the students who attended. Photo by Tom Kluzak
Award-winning author Matthew Salesses read from his upcoming novel at Idyllwild Arts on Monday evening, March 14. After the reading and talk, he spoke enthusiastically with the students who attended.
Photo by Tom Kluzak

 

Idyllwild Arts Theatre Department is performing Charles L. Mee’s “Hotel Cassiopeia” last Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Rush Hall on campus. The production followed the American collage artist Joseph Cornell’s dreamlike abstract art, the theme of the play. Characters in the play are reminiscent of people Cornell knew, observed or dreamed about. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Idyllwild Arts Theatre Department is performing Charles L. Mee’s “Hotel Cassiopeia” last Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Rush Hall on campus. The production followed the American collage artist Joseph Cornell’s dreamlike abstract art, the theme of the play. Characters in the play are reminiscent of people Cornell knew, observed or dreamed about. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

PCT hiker Jonas from Munich, Germany arrives early in Idyllwild, asking about weather conditions on the trail. This is Jonas’ first long distance hike and only his third time in the U.S. Already dubbed “One Shot” by another hiker, Jonas was not yet sure if he would keep that moniker for his trail name. Photo by Marshall Smith
PCT hiker Jonas from Munich, Germany arrives early in Idyllwild, asking about weather conditions on the trail. This is Jonas’ first long distance hike and only his third time in the U.S. Already dubbed “One Shot” by another hiker, Jonas was not yet sure if he would keep that moniker for his trail name.
Photo by Marshall Smith

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