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CSDR Open Museum On October 15 during the weekend of The walls were adorned with historical the CSDR history workshop, a red rib- jerseys, uniforms, sign posts, award bon cutting ceremony officially opened plaques, framed paintings and photos. the CSDR Museum in the “ Sierra ”
We even saw an antique dentist sta-
buildings near the football field. The tion that was once on campus! Telerich, historical archives were finally communication devices were on disopen to everyone for a tour!
play, in different models from 1950s to present, in sizes that began from large and cumbersome to small and manageable. The room had old office and
Linda Grossinger recalls her father fixing old TTY s as a job when she was a young girl
classroom furniture. Dining tables were set with plates, glasses, silverware, cloth napkins and chairs used in the 50 ’ s and 60 ’ s. Students, parents, and alumni took turns conversing with CSDR Museum in Sierra Buildings (Formerly DMHU and Old Middle School)
Kevin Struxness and getting his autograph on their copy of The CSDR
Story ( see workshop article ) . Alumnus smells for vinegar to test the quality of the film reel
Did you miss out on this spectacular event? Not to worry! Students, staff, and the community may contact Pat Davis
( pdavis@csdr-cde.ca.gov )
to schedule a tour during the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Old dentist equipment , once used at CSDR Red Ribbon Ceremony— Mal Grossinger, Pat Davis, Alban Branton, and Kevin Struxness
“Cubs” and “CSDR” by the Junc children Alban Branton answers questions about the CSDR artifacts
Autograph from historian Kevin Struxness Bustamante family attended CSDR for three generations