Family Fandango Day

Santa Teresa County Park

Staff, Volunteers, and Exhibitors

August  23, 2008

Francisco Garcia setting up the rancho artifacts booth

Handmade wood and wire birdcage, brought by Delfina and Francisco Garcia


FOSTP president Mike Boulland and FOSTP member and ranch neighbor Mario Blaum at the parks and FOSTP information table


Mario, Mike, Muwekma tribe members, tribal Chairwoman Rosemary Cambra, and head of the park interpreters, Robin Schaut


Muwekma Ohlone Indians setting up their booth


Almaden park interpreter John Slenter looking at the Muwekma Ohlone booth (picture by Chris Horii)


Parks staff member Brian Shively directing traffic in the parking lot. Brian did a lot of volunteer work at the ranch before he went to work for the County Parks.


Lynne Paulson of the Santa Teresa Foothills Neighborhood Association setting up their animal tracks game booth.


Ed Jackson, John Klimaszewski from the STFNA, Mike, and Lynne at the STFNA table


Sam Drake and Mike by the info table


Art Boudreault from NAQCPA and Mike


Delfina Garcia and her rancho artifacts


Robin, park planner Antoinette Romeo, Brian, park interpreter John Dorrance, and 4H leader and FOSTP member Holly Davis


Park interpreter Lynda Will and the Junior Rangers at the welcome table


  Mike and Sam talking to SJSU anthropology lecturer Alan Leventhal


Lynne, Art, Dot Wilson, Dorene Boulland, Shari Sullivan from NAQCPA, and Rick Mandel from STFNA at the STFNA table. Rick collected most of the animal track plaster casts in and around the Santa Teresa Hills.


Sam, Rick, and Lynne talking to 4H leader and FOSTP member Jenel Vincze at the 4H table


Robin, park interpreters Chris Carson and Jan Shriner. Jan organized this event.


Hikers coming down the Joice Trail, Robin greeting visitors.


Deputy parks director Jim O'Connor (right) watching Ruben Reyes


Lynda and the Junior Rangers, who are dressed as Spanish soldiers


Chris and cattle branding


Holly at the 4H seed table


4H chicken bingo


Chris and Shari and cattle roping


Art and Ed at the information table, posters and easel made by Ron Horii (picture by Chris Horii)


Lynda and rancho bingo


Making clapper sticks.


Photographer Ron Horii (taken by Chris Horii)

Page created by Ron Horii, 8/30/08, updated 9/10/08