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BULLETINQuarterly Newsletter for Museum Members Vol. X, No. 2 • Spring 2017

CALL TO DUTY: World War Posters ................page 6

1st & 3rd Thursdays .........................................................page 3

2nd Saturdays ......................................................................page 2

Picasso's La Tauromaquia ........................................page 7

Department of Museum Travel Trips ...............pages 8-9

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The Haggin Museum Members Bulletin April - June 20172

The 2nd Saturday of each month features hands-on events for families with children ages 5-12.for Families

Delia Davila teaches how to turn paper quilling, a favorite pastime of the Victorians, into bright, playful jewelry.

Make a collage card for mother earth using planet friendly materials to create a custom message.

Call to ActionMake a poster

Saturday, June 10 1:30-3:00 p.m.

What gets you going? Have fun with simple printmaking techniques and make a poster that inspires.

2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl.

Saturday, April 8 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Paper Quilled Jewelry

mUsEUm EVENTs

mother Earth Day CardSaturday, May 13

1:30-3:00 p.m.

Activities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come, first served basis. The Museum supplies all materials and activities are included with regular Museum admission.

Contact the education department (209) 940-6332or [email protected] for more information.

The museum is transforming, and within that process is a need to examine how our museum will be adapted for 21st century audiences. More than ever, people are technologically savvy, so they actively look for ways to acquire knowledge via online and digital formats. Online video platforms like YouTube, offer an effective tool to build connections with on-site visitors while exploring methods to engage new ones.

Two staffers, Lindsey Munzel and Celia Castro, have sought to grow the museum’s online presence through the creation of two YouTube channels.The official Haggin Museum channel, Digital Shorts, will offer viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the museum, share stories about artists and community figures, and it will give a glimpse into new exhibitions. This

channel launched in January. The second channel, Simply Curious, will launch this spring. It will focus on personalizing the educational experiences for viewers. It will take closer looks at artwork and artifacts, examine aspects of conservation and proper storage techniques, feature curatorial tidbits, and will discuss visitors’ frequently asked questions.

“Like” and “Subscribe” to our new YouTube channels and sharethe videos with your family and friends!

Haggin Museum in the Digital Age

3 April - June 2017The Haggin Museum Members Bulletin

LIVE MUSICSusanne Salem-Schatz

& Martin Grosswendt

Start with two compelling voices and an uncanny sense of harmony. Add stunning guitar work, a warm, intimate performance style, and respect for the roots of classic blues, old time, early country, and honky-tonk. Martin Grosswendt and Susanne Salem-Schatz’ performances have delighted audiences up and down the east coast, and they are looking forward to their first California adventure!

We’re borrowing fantastic images that museums and libraries worldwide have made available for your coloring pleasure. Join us and explore pages from The Met, the New York Public Library, the Royal College of Physicians and more! Then share using the hashtag “ColorOurCollections.”

may

Randy Sandoli, Jazz pianist and composer, engages audiences with a blend of unique originals and timeless standards from the Great American Songbook. Since releasing his debut album, Gettin' Goin' in 2015, Sandoli has begun teaching part-time at Pacific's Conservatory of Music and is looking forward to recording his second project.

with Food & Drink1st&3rd

Complimentary wine from Weibel Family Vineyards & Winery and snacks courtesy of the Junior Women’s Group will be available beginning at 6:30 p.m. every 1st & 3rd Thursday evening, when the Museum is open until 9:00 p.m.

April

PLAINSONGIain Matthews &

Andy Roberts

Thursday, April 6, 7:00 p.m.

Making a long overdue U.S. appearance under the Plainsong banner, Iain Matthews (Fairport Convention, Matthews Southern

Comfort) and Andy Roberts (The Liverpool Scene, European tour Pink Floyd's 'The Wall') present a rare opportunity for fans of British and West Coast folk music. Their new album “Reinventing Richard: The Songs of Richard Fariña” (Omnivore Recordings) pays homage to Fariña with a collection of his songs and more from Plainsong's catalogue, including their 1972 classic album “In Search of Amelia Earhart.”

HERITAGE WRITERS Call to Duty in

Words & Letters

COLOR THE COLLECTIONS

Calling all coloring book lovers!

These special evenings vary each month to include live music, special guests and more.

Long before the ease of electronic communication a blue airmail envelope meant personal news, especially during wartime. The Heritage Writers will read original prose, poetry, and letters and complement the evening with music of the 1940's.

June

may

Thursday, May 4, 7:00 p.m.

LIVE MUSICRandy Sandoli


Thursday, June 1, 7:00 p.m.

CALL TO DUTY: STOCKTON ANSWERED

Panel Discussion

Thursday, June 15, 7:00 p.m. Join us for a panel discussion and slide show of the many

ways that Stockton responded to the call for support during WWI and WWII. Museum director, Tod Ruhstaller, Port of Stockton director Rick Aschieris and University of the Pacific History Professor Jennifer Helgren will lead a talk about the city's industries and community contributions.


4The Haggin Museum Members Bulletin April - June 2017

mUsEUm sTorE NEws & EVENTs

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POSTERS AVAILABLE IN THE MUSEUM STORE

Museum Store Auxiliary The Haggin Museum Store Auxiliary presented

museum CEO Tod Ruhstaller and Director of Development Susan Obert with a check to support museum operations. This annual donation is made from the profits earned at the Museum Store each year. These profits are possible due to the hard work of Lisa Falls, Store Manager, along with Barbara Avey and Cheryl Taylor Museum Store Assistants. It is the dedicated volunteers who staff the store and offer warm, personal service that makes shopping a pleasure. We would like to thank all of you who shop at the store throughout the year. Not only do you find unique gifts, but you truly assist the museum in carrying out our mission. Thank you to all involved for your tremendous support.

Pictured Amanda Cottrell, Lisa Falls, Tod Ruhstaller and Susan Obert

The Museum Store features unique gift items, books, posters, notecards and other merchandise inspired by the museum's collections and temporary exhibitions.

It offers the perfect place to find a gift for a special occasion or purchase a souvenir of the Museum. Merchandise changes frequently so visit us often to view our changing selection of art-focused items and sales.

Museum members receive a 10% discount on all their Store purchases, and all purchases support the Museum and its programs.


mUsEUm NEws AND EVENTs

DeltaFusion Returns We are pleased to announce the hiring of Nicole Caldwell, Curator of Collections and Andrea Dompe, Collections Assistant. They both come to the Haggin with a passion for museums along with strong educational and work experience credentials. Nicole most recently worked as an Objects Conservator with a historic collection in Haifa, Israel. Two of the historic buildings she oversaw are classified as UNESCO world heritage sites. Not only does she have a degree from Sacramento State University in Anthropology, she also participated in a Post-Bac program in Art and Archeological Conservation at SACI in Florence, Italy. In her free time, Nicole is artist working in many mediums, however most often in small scale metalsmithing and illustration work.

Andrea graduated with a Masters Degree in Museum Studies with a focus on Collections Management from George Washing University in Washington, DC. Her undergraduate degree is in History from the University of California, Irvine. Since graduating Andrea has interned and worked at various museums including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Cantor Art Center, the Anderson Collection and the Los Altos History Museum.

NEW STAFF IN THE COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT

Nicole CaldwellCurator of Collections

Andrea Dompe Collections Assistant

We are proud to once again be participating in the Blue Star Museums program. It is a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department

of Defense, and museums across America. Each summer, Blue Star Museums offer free admission to the nation’s active-duty military personnel and their families, including National Guard and Reserve, from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

D e l t a F u s i o n returns! Year 7 of this community celebration brings changes to the p ro g r a m , b u t keeps the fun rolling. This year all DeltaFusion events take place on the Stockton campus of the University of the Pacific.

Puppets giant and small, live original music, and a multitude of performers of all ages tell stories of Stockton’s rich cultural and natural history. Puppet-making workshops for ages 6 to adult start on Monday, June 5 and continue through Friday, June 23. The performance is on Saturday, June 24, at 5PM. Workshops and final performance is FREE.

Registration for the workshops is required. The number of participants in each workshop is limited. Look for more information (coming soon!) on the DeltaFusion website (www.deltafusionstockton.com) and Facebook page. Adult volunteers interested in helping during the workshops or on the day of the performance (Saturday, June 24) should contact Cathie McClellan directly at (209) 946-2051 or [email protected]).

DeltaFusion Pageant, 2016


sPECIAL ExhIBITIoN

As this exhibition opens at the Haggin Museum, there will be memorial celebrations throughout the country surrounding the 100th Anniversary of the United States entering World War I (1914-1918), as well as the passing of the 70th Anniversary of the end of World War II. The Haggin Museum is pleased to be partnering with the Reading Public Museum to present CALL TO DUTY: World War Posters. The show opens at the Haggin on April 20th and will be on public view through August 27, 2017.

The exhibition highlights more than 70 original World War I and World War II posters drawn from the Reading Public Museum’s permanent collection. The posters help to tell the story of the massive human efforts put forth during these twentieth-century global conflicts. Displayed in public locations such as post offices, train stations, city halls, schools, and businesses, these war posters and, perhaps more importantly, the messages they communicated, were found everywhere throughout the United States.

The selection of posters explores themes of enlistment; funding of the wars through bonds and other methods; efforts on the home front; such as, conservation and work ethic; campaigns by service organizations such as the Salvation Army, YMCA and Boy Scouts and the role of women in the war effort. Many of the posters are American, but examples from Canada, France, Great Britain and other allied nations are also featured.

Artists such as J. C. Leyendecker, James Montgomery Flagg, Howard Chandler Christy, Edward Penfield, Francis Luis Mora, Jessie Wilcox Smith, and Norman Rockwell, among others, are represented in this exhibition.

This exhibition is a perfect match for the Haggin and our community not only because of the artistic and historical significance of the posters, but also due to vital role our community and the Port of

Stockton played in the war efforts. At the Haggin, you have to look no further than our Willy the Jeep display to see an example of the great individual community role Stockton played in the World War II efforts. This exhibition also includes a war bond poster by American illustrator J.C. Leyendecker. The Haggin is proud to be home to the largest museum collection of Leyendecker’s original works which includes military paintings and a copy of the poster in this exhibition.

We would like to extend a special thank you to the Port of Stockton for sponsoring this

exhibition at the Haggin Museum. During the run of the show you will also have the opportunity to learn a bit more about how Stockton responded to the call of duty and the important role that the Port of Stockton had during World War II.

Henry Koerner (American [Austrian born], 1915 – 1991), United We Are Strong, 1943,

Cover Image:Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874 – 1951), USA Bonds, 1917, color lithograph,

CALL TO DUTY: world war PostersApril 20, 2017 - August 27, 2017


sPECIAL ExhIBITIoN

Born in Málaga, Spain, Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. He was a painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist and stage designer. For nearly eighty of his 91 years, Picasso devoted himself to an artistic production that contributed significantly to and paralleled the entire development of modern art. La Tauromaquia is a series of 26 aquatint etchings illustrating what was once one of the most important themes of Spanish culture, the art of the bullfight. Picasso completed this body of work in 1957

as an homage to the famous eighteenth-century matador José Delgado, known colloquially as “Pepe Illo.” Picasso’s fascination with the bullfight started when he was a young boy in Málaga. His childhood notebooks from school are filled with sketches of matadors, bullrings and picadors. Picasso’s first painting, created in 1889, was of a matador.

The United States e n te re d W W I i n April of 1917. Shortly thereafter, Eila Haggin McKee volunteered to serve in the American Red Cross. She was

s t a t i o n e d a t B a s e

Hospital No. 76 in Vichy, France. Her duties included maintaining records on the dead and wounded soldiers. She wrote letters for those soldiers unable to do so, and organized special occasions, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. Upon the closing of the Base in February of 1919, her commanding officer praised

her “…invaluable…” service.

The Bulletin's cover image is by the preeminent American illustator of the early twentieth century, Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874-1951). This image was used as the cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, March 2, 1918 and as a poster for the Boy Scouts of America Third Liberty Loan Campaign, 1918. Tableaux Vivant, the French saying for 'living picture,' is a style of artisitic presentation when costumed actors/models, are carefully posed to recreate a scene. A Washington, D.C. photographer, Robert Hall recreated this image and photographed these models in honor of Leyendecker's Weapons for Liberty painting.

Eila haggin mcKee During wwI weapons for Liberty - UsA Bonds, 1918

Due to the project in our core art galleries the exact date for installation of this exhibition is still to be determined. Summer 2017 - December 2017 the show can be seen in the New Gallery.Toreando a la Verónica (The Pass of the

Cape in Bullfighting) Plate VII

Eila Haggin McKee flanked by four doughboys, 1918.

Haggin Museum History Collection


DEPArTmENT oF mUsEUm TrAVEL

2017 AuxiliAry Presidents

Junior Women’s Group Stefanie Leland & Karen Hale

Haggin Social Club Catey Campora & Marilee Smith

Museum Store Auxiliary Amanda Cottrell

Docent Council John Dierking

Department of Museum Travel Beverly Fitch McCarthy

LACP LACP Board

Washington Street: The Heart and Soul of Stockton's Chinatown

San Joaquin County Historical Museum

East Washington Street, between Hunter and El Dorado Streets, was the symbolic heart of Stockton's Chinatown. This commercial center--the grocery stores, bakeries, laundries, herb shops, gambling halls, and brothels--was decimated in the late 1960s by the construction of the Crosstown Freeway. Through more than 100 photos and stories from residents and thei r descendants , learn the story of Stockton’s once bustl ing Chinatown is told. The exhibit takes you from the origin o f the immigrants, to the early settlements in Stockton, to the heyday of the business district in the first half of the 20th century and, finally, to the demise of Chinatown. Make the short drive to Micke Grove Park. A parking coupon will be included with your itinerary. During your visit, museum staff will orient you to the vast 18-acre historical museum. You will then learn about the development of the Washington Street exhibit and have a docent-led highlight tour. Special feature: A lecture by Dr. George Yagi Jr., UOP history professor, on Samfow, Third City on the Path to Gold Mountain. Enjoy an included Chinese luncheon. Reservations must be received by April 18; no refunds after this date. For more information contact tour leaders Susan Lee (209) 481-0196 or Janwyn Funamura (209) 931-6121. For reservations contact Merylene Marengo (209) 940-6311.

Tuesday, May 9, 2017 $25 members; $60 non-members

Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Allied Arts Guild and theCantor Art Center

Menlo Park and Stanford University

Wednesday, June 21, 2017 Time: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

$75 members; $110 non-members The Allied Arts Guild is a beautiful and historic garden, home to unique shops, artists’ studios, and the Blue Garden Café. This oasis is owned and operated by the Allied Arts Guild Auxiliary. Their mission is to raise funds to support care at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Lunch will be available at the Blue Garden Café. Alternatively, you may brown-bag your lunch. At 1:15 p.m., the bus will transport us to the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University. Founded in 1891, this historic museum was expanded and renamed in 1999 for lead donors, Iris and B. Gerald Cantor. The Center’s collection spans 5,000 years and includes more than 45,000 artworks. In addition to a wonderful gift shop, there are refreshments available at the Center’s Cool Café. The café highlights Stanford University students’ artworks and overlooks the Rodin Garden. Susan Lee will be the tour leader and she can be reached at (209) 481-0196 or [email protected] for additional information. For reservations, contact administrative assistant Merylene Marengo at (209) 940-6311 or [email protected]. Reservations must be received by June 9, 2017; no refunds will be given after this date.

Lion Dance Stockton, 1901 Haggin Museum Archival Collection

Auguste Rodin, Burghers of Calais, 1884–1895, six individual bronzes


AUxILIArIEs AND DoNors

Donna Brown & Colleen FosterTim & Lynn Grunsky Mary Haack Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hanker Mrs. Marge Hellwig Marcela Hutak Al & Sally Johnson Carol R. Latham Carolyn LawrenceColeen P. Lee Fred M. & Nancy E. Lee Ed Malloy & Lori Pyle Steve & Joan Manning E. D. & Doris Marks Charles A. & Alice Jean Matuszak Ms. Jean McGurk Fran Meredith Mrs. Mary P. Millar Richard W. & Margaret Mills Vicki & Lory Mussi Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Richard Ronten & Celine Leung

Trig & Nancy Rosenblatt Jim & Dianne RugglesErnie & Pam Segale Betty & Tom Seibly Nancy & Francis Sharp Shirley SharpLeslie & Stephen Sherman Shelly Smith Phyllis N. Spoon Genola Spoonhour Jessie Springborn Jack & Mary Stirton Ms. Carol J. Thomas Sydney & Mary Lois Thompson Virginia Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wagner Peter Margand & Myrna Walker Dr. & Mrs. Paul Waters The C. A. Webster Foundation, Inc. Ms. Ann Worth Dr. M. Lincoln Yamaguchi Dr. & Mrs. Henry Zeiter

ANNUAL APPEAL - Nov. 11, 2016 – February 11, 2017

The LACP will celebrate Hat Day on May 3rd in honor Constance Miller, a long-time LACP member who was known for always wearing a hat. All members and guests are encouraged to wear a hat to the 1 PM meeting.

The program will feature author Durlynn Anema giving a presentation on Louise Arner Boyd (1887-1972) who was an accomplished explorer of Greenland and the Arctic. Her photographs are still being used today in climate change research. She was a pioneer descendant born in San Rafael whose father and uncles were involved in the mining boom in Bodie, CA. Ms. Anema will bring copies of her book "Taming the Arctic" which she will be happy to sign. The June 7th potluck at 12 PM, will be the close of the LACP's meeting season until they resume in October.

Joe Avagliano Richard & Verna Bercik David & Anna Bernard Patti Brennan William & Regina Brennan Mrs. Mary Phelan Brierly Judith & Rex Buethe Genevieve Burlando Janet Carothers & George Tolang Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Caul Susan J. Caulfield Dr. Roy Childs Hillard Corren & Florence Arnold Randy & Jamie Davis Daniel & Ewa Dozier In Honor of Scott Pickering by Tania Dragavon Nancy Drew JoAnn Dunham Marjorie Dunn In Memory of Barbara Edwards by David Edwards Ms. Ella M. Evans

Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers (LACP)

Constance Miller

SAVE THE DATESroDIN CENTENArYThe Legion of Honor,

San FranciscoSaturday, July 29, 2017

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Join us for the “Greatest Collection of Rodin in the World.” Honoring Rodin on the Centenary of his death, The Legion of Honor presents a new installation from 1840-1917 including “The Thinker” and “The Kiss.” Details TBD.

AshLAND,orEGoN shAKEsPEArE FEsTIVALThursday, September 7th

Sunday, September 10, 2017Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Double occupancy price is

$1,075.00 per person Single occupancy is $1,325.00.

For reservations and information on both trips, please contact Merylene Marengo (209) 940-6311.


mEmBErshIP AND GIFTs

Hank Metzler*Ken & Peggy Monroe*Jim & Diane Morgali*Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout*Scott & Ann Pickering*Patricia Powell*Gerald & Rebecca Rector*J. Patrick & Coraleta Rogers*Joseph & Dorothy Serra*Dr. Derek K. Smith & Rebecca C. SmithGenola Spoonhour*Susan Von Sosten & David Collum*

FAmILY Rosie Bachand & Jene Rong*Benjamin Bamer & Shelly GulatiKendris CabralByron & Jane GregersonMary Haack*April JohnstonFred & Jo Ann Kaufman*Rachael & Tony LewisPaige & Domenic LombardiJoan & George Mifsud*Donna Yee & Calixtro Romias

INDIVIDUALGail BambergL. Carol BoneSandy CooperGeorgia DrivonChristine FinkGloria L. HuertaJudy InlowBarbara JonesSusan KramerFloria LibresGlenda McCanNoreen Roche*Cherrie RoeserDr. Richard H. Turpin

MEMORIAL GIFTS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

In memory of Barbara ArismendiSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of william michael Betts IIIDoug & Marsha Haydel

In memory of Lori BrewerJudith & Jerold Yecies

GIFT MEMBERSHIPS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

Membership Given To Membership Given By

LIFE Allison Clare Eberhardt Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

MacKenzie Mell Snider Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

Samantha Margaret Snider Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

sUPPorTING Kevin Rooney Miriam Rooney

FAmILYMr. & Mrs. Michael Cammack Mrs. Joan Waugh

Robert Carr Joanna Pellegri

The Collins Family Scott & Penelope Heaton Gary & Kala Cummings Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

Melody Hill Linda Mireles

Melissa Myrsten Linda Mireles

Curtis & Gina Saxton Steven A. Perry & Henry Sandoval

INDIVIDUALPamela Forbus Al & Lorrie Hoslett

Marcos Galvan Natalie Lucaccini Graham S. Heaton Scott & Penelope Heaton

Trust Hilton Scott & Penelope Heaton

Lynette Lucaccini Natalie Lucaccini

Pattie Mathews Susan Rearic

Esther Reusche Dianne Bingham

Noreen Roche Maeve Roche

NEW AND UPGRADED* MEMBERSHIPS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

BUsINEss AssoCIATE SMG Stockton

CorNErsToNE PatronJerry & Jane Butterfield*Crete Family Foundation*

CorNErsToNE BenefactorGeorge & Sharon Bensch*Catherine Eilers*Doray & Reid Johnson*

CorNErsToNE FriendshipDenny & Lauren Ah-Tye*

sUPPorTINGEugene Bromme'*Mark Croce*Jim & Joyce Ellis*Wayne & Susan EsleyDr. & Mrs. L.B. Fodor*John A. Giehl & Christine Fitzpatrick*John & Susan GoodmanDr. & Mrs. James J. Grady*Beth Mason Gregory & Henry Gregory*Vickie Hargreaves*Dr. William Hildebrandt & Ms. Laurie Hildebrandt*Alice L. Hong*Thomas & Christy Hooper*Peter & Jane Jaffe*John & Jeannette Jenkins*David & Elizabeth LopezJames Hoagland & Glenna L. Matthews*


In memory of mr. and mrs. robert w. Brissendendaughters Nancy, Barbara, and Helena Brissenden

In memory of Leland "Lee" BrownDoug & Marsha Haydel

In memory of Dr. willard C. CollinsSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of Jim Estrada

Sandi & Tod Ruhstaller In memory of Barbara FlynnMimi EberhardtAlice G. Lenz

In memory of sharalyn harringtonLinda & Anthony Lucaccini

In memory of JoAnn hendersonCaroline GwerderAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Dr. Lawrence D. hildebrandDoug & Marsha HaydelTom & Karen Migliori

In memory of Douglas G. holt forthe holt Caterpillar wing Virginia P. BreedMiss Ann EberhardtMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. EberhardtMimi EberhardtCaroline GwerderAthalia HunefeldAlice G. LenzMr. & Mrs. Frank Raspo

In memory of marian JacobsDorothy LevySusan Rearic

In memory of Dr. John D. KellenPhyllis Berger & Robert BansmerJoy FaglerMr. & Mrs. Floyd HallTom & Karen MiglioriAnne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

In memory of Jill KippMr. & Mrs. John ArmaninoDan BlackwellPatricia Cox

Dave & Jan CurtisMarilyn W. de PoloBob & Barbara FoyHaggin Museum Docent CouncilMr. & Mrs. Michael HeffernanLeslie HirschfieldPatrick HobinMargaret HodsonAl & Lorrie HoslettKathleen MarshallJudith McGrewMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Tom & Karen MiglioriHelen RipkenBarbara & Bill SchwartzErnie & Pam SegaleAnna M. Taylor

In memory of Guido & Patricia marengoDoris LeaseSandi & Tod RuhstallerAngelo Stagnaro

In memory of renee mchughMr. & Mrs. Timothy EmerickSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of Joan RichardsJoan BriscoeHaggin Museum Docent CouncilErnie & Pam SegaleHelen Vignolo

In memory of Lillian rissoAnne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

In memory of Ned ruhstallerMs. Jean McGurk

In memory of robert scheneAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Chris schrimplBJ Stewart

In memory of Josephine signorelliAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Lynne TemmeDorothy Levy

In memory of Letty "Jane" wallaceMr. & Mrs. Floyd HallAlice G. Lenz

mEmBErshIP AND GIFTs

SPECIAL GIFTSNov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

In Celebration of Verna Dunstan Test's 100th BirthdayHolly and Larry Test In Celebration of marion Paulsen's 94th BirthdayMrs. LaVerne Mazzilli

To honor Fred weibel asstocktonian of the YearJoy FaglerAnne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

In Celebration of Glodine K. williams' BirthdayDebbie Greenberg

Unrestricted GiftsBank of Stockton Trust & Investment

GroupRoss & Marilyn Brewley Charitable

FoundationCarolyn CruzKaren & Lawrence FrankKristen RinakerThe Benevity Community

Impact FundThe Eleanora P. Touhey Disaster &

Relief FundPaul & Colleen Ustach

Members of the Hagg in Museum receive valuable benefits. Membership at the Supporting

l eve l ( $ 1 0 0) and above includes NARM reciprocal benefits. The North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association offers reciprocal benefits to members of over 750 arts and cultural institutions. Some NARM affiliated arts organizations include:

Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento Asian Art Museum, San Francisco de Young Museum, San Francisco

Legion of Honor, San Francisco

San Joaquin Pioneer & Historical Society

1201 N. Pershing AvenueStockton, CA 95203

(209) 940-6300 www.hagginmuseum.org

Cheryl Taylor - Museum Store AssistantRyan Martin - Front Desk ReceptionistGarrett Daniells - Facilities Superintendent Abdul Raiman - Head GuardJohannes Donato - Guard Tawni Vargas - Guard

MUSEUM STAFF

Museum & Store Public Hours: Wednesdays-Fridays: 1:30-5:00 p.m. w Saturdays-Sundays: 12:00-5:00 p.m. 1st & 3rd Thursdays: 1:30-9:00 p.m.

Enjoy special discounted admission during our renovation project.$5 Adults w FREE for all Students w FREE Youth 17 & under (with an adult)

FREE for Haggin Museum MembersFREE General Admission on the 1st Saturday of each month

Articles in this quarterly newsletter may be reproduced without permission from The Haggin Museum.

Celia Castro - Visitor Services, Membership CoordinatorAmanda Zimmerman - Publicity, Marketing CoordinatorMerylene Marengo - Administrative AssistantLisa Falls - Museum Store ManagerBarbara Avey - Museum Store Assistant

Tod Ruhstaller - Chief Executive Officer, Curator of HistorySusan Obert - Deputy Director, Director of DevelopmentNicole Caldwell - Curator of CollectionsAndrea Dompe - Collections AssistantLindsey Munzel - Education Assistant

Kurt BlakelyThomas E. Bowe III Angela BrusaTim GrunskyKathleen A. HartBill Jeffery

Kerry L. KruegerDick McClure John McKinleyCarol J. Ornelas Gina Brown Rishwain

Leticia RoblesSharon K. Schenone Monica J. StreeterGregory J. TudorEd Zuckerman

2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mike Klocke, Secretary Kevin Soulsby, Treasurer

PRESORTEDFIRST CLASSU.S. POSTAGE

P A I DABS DIRECT

James Hanley, Chair Chris McCaffrey, Vice Chair

BULLETIN

CALL TO DUTY: World War Posters ................page 6

1st & 3rd Thursdays .........................................................page 3

2nd Saturdays ......................................................................page 2

Picasso's La Tauromaquia ........................................page 7

Department of Museum Travel Trips ...............pages 8-9

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

The 2nd Saturday of each month features hands-on events for families with children ages 5-12.for Families

Delia Davila teaches how to turn paper quilling, a favorite pastime of the Victorians, into bright, playful jewelry.

Make a collage card for mother earth using planet friendly materials to create a custom message.

Call to ActionMake a poster

Saturday, June 10 1:30-3:00 p.m.

What gets you going? Have fun with simple printmaking techniques and make a poster that inspires.

2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl.

Saturday, April 8 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Paper Quilled Jewelrymother Earth Day Card

Saturday, May 13 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Activities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come, first served basis. The Museum supplies all materials and activities are included with regular Museum admission.

Contact the education department (209) 940-6332or [email protected] for more information.

The museum is transforming, and within that process is a need to examine how our museum will be adapted for 21st century audiences. More than ever, people are technologically savvy, so they actively look for ways to acquire knowledge via online and digital formats. Online video platforms like YouTube, offer an effective tool to build connections with on-site visitors while exploring methods to engage new ones.

Two staffers, Lindsey Munzel and Celia Castro, have sought to grow the museum’s online presence through the creation of two YouTube channels.The official Haggin Museum channel, Digital Shorts, will offer viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the museum, share stories about artists and community figures, and it will give a glimpse into new exhibitions. This

channel launched in January. The second channel, Simply Curious, will launch this spring. It will focus on personalizing the educational experiences for viewers. It will take closer looks at artwork and artifacts, examine aspects of conservation and proper storage techniques, feature curatorial tidbits, and will discuss visitors’ frequently asked questions.

“Like” and “Subscribe” to our new YouTube channels and sharethe videos with your family and friends!

Haggin Museum in the Digital Age

LIVE MUSICSusanne Salem-Schatz

& Martin Grosswendt

Start with two compelling voices and an uncanny sense of harmony. Add stunning guitar work, a warm, intimate performance style, and respect for the roots of classic blues, old time, early country, and honky-tonk. Martin Grosswendt and Susanne Salem-Schatz’ performances have delighted audiences up and down the east coast, and they are looking forward to their first California adventure!

We’re borrowing fantastic images that museums and libraries worldwide have made available for your coloring pleasure. Join us and explore pages from The Met, the New York Public Library, the Royal College of Physicians and more! Then share using the hashtag “ColorOurCollections.”

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Randy Sandoli, Jazz pianist and composer, engages audiences with a blend of unique originals and timeless standards from the Great American Songbook. Since releasing his debut album, Gettin' Goin' in 2015, Sandoli has begun teaching part-time at Pacific's Conservatory of Music and is looking forward to recording his second project.

1st&3rd

April

PLAINSONGIain Matthews &

Andy Roberts


Making a long overdue U.S. appearance under the Plainsong banner, Iain Matthews (Fairport Convention, Matthews Southern

Comfort) and Andy Roberts (The Liverpool Scene, European tour Pink Floyd's 'The Wall') present a rare opportunity for fans of British and West Coast folk music. Their new album “Reinventing Richard: The Songs of Richard Fariña” (Omnivore Recordings) pays homage to Fariña with a collection of his songs and more from Plainsong's catalogue, including their 1972 classic album “In Search of Amelia Earhart.”

HERITAGE WRITERS Call to Duty in

Words & Letters

COLOR THE COLLECTIONS

Calling all coloring book lovers!

These special evenings vary each month to include live music, special guests and more.

Long before the ease of electronic communication a blue airmail envelope meant personal news, especially during wartime. The Heritage Writers will read original prose, poetry, and letters and complement the evening with music of the 1940's.

June

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LIVE MUSICRandy Sandoli


Thursday, June 1, 7:00 p.m.

CALL TO DUTY: STOCKTON ANSWERED

Panel Discussion

Thursday, June 15, 7:00 p.m. Join us for a panel discussion and slide show of the many

ways that Stockton responded to the call for support during WWI and WWII. Museum director, Tod Ruhstaller, Port of Stockton director Rick Aschieris and University of the Pacific History Professor Jennifer Helgren will lead a talk about the city's industries and community contributions.


Have a

POSTERS AVAILABLE IN THE MUSEUM STORE

The Museum Store features unique gift items, books, posters, notecards and other merchandise inspired by the museum's collections and temporary exhibitions.

It offers the perfect place to find a gift for a special occasion or purchase a souvenir of the Museum. Merchandise changes frequently so visit us often to view our changing selection of art-focused items and sales.

Museum members receive a 10% discount on all their Store purchases, and all purchases support the Museum and its programs.

Museum Store Auxiliary The Haggin Museum Store Auxiliary presented

museum CEO Tod Ruhstaller and Director of Development Susan Obert with a check to support museum operations. This annual donation is made from the profits earned at the Museum Store each year. These profits are possible due to the hard work of Lisa Falls, Store Manager, along with Barbara Avey and Cheryl Taylor Museum Store Assistants. It is the dedicated volunteers who staff the store and offer warm, personal service that makes shopping a pleasure. We would like to thank all of you who shop at the store throughout the year. Not only do you find unique gifts, but you truly assist the museum in carrying out our mission. Thank you to all involved for your tremendous support.

Pictured Amanda Cottrell, Lisa Falls, Tod Ruhstaller and Susan Obert

FREE

ADMISSION

Thursday, October 20,5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Do you know where this house use to stand in #StocktonCA (since demolished)? It was the house of James A. Stewart, which was

built in 1897 and was located on 1421 N. El Dorado Street. It was designed by the owner who ran a school supply store. At the

time it cost Mr. Stewart $3,800 to build. The beauty of the house was captured in this watercolor

by local artist Mabel Rubin (October 10, 1899 – June 6, 1961). Mable McPhillips Rubin was a commercial artist in San Francisco before moving to Stockton with her husband, Benjamin, in the early 1930s. She did a series of paintings of older Stockton homes as her contribution to the National League of American Pen Women’s efforts to document local history. Her watercolor images with their pen and ink detail capture the variety of Victorian architectural styles employed by Stockton builders. Most were painted in 1952 at a time when many of this city’s older homes were being razed and replaced by businesses, apartments and gas stations

The Haggin Museum is a proud to have been selected to participant in the Bank of America's Museums On Us program. Museums are a source of education, emotion and creative inspiration. Now in its 20th year, this distinctive program offers Bank of America and Merrill Lynch credit and debit card holders the opportunity to visit more than 175 of the most popular cultural institutions in the United States free of charge on the first full weekend of every month.

To qualify, simply present your active Bank of America® or Merrill Lynch® credit or debit card along with a photo ID to gain one free general admission to any participating institution. Cardholders only.

A NEW PARTNERSHIPWith an old Friend We are pleased to announce the hiring of Nicole Caldwell,

Curator of Collections and Andrea Dompe, Collections Assistant. They both come to us with a passion for museum's along with strong educational and work experience credentials. Nicole most recently was working as an Objects Conservator with a historic collection in Haifa, Isreal. Two of the historic buildings where she was working are classified as UNESCO world heritage sites. Not only does she have a defree from Sacramento State University in Anthropology, she also participated in a Post-Bac program in Art and Archeological Conservation at SACI in Florence, Italy. In her free time, Nicole is artist working in many mediums, however most often in small scale metalsmithing and illustration work. Andrea graduated with a Masters Degree in Museum Studies with

a focus on Collections Management from George Washing University in Washington, DC. Her undergraduate degree is in History from the University of California, Irvine. Since graduating Andrea has interned and worked at various museum's including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Cantor Art Center, the Anderson Collection and the Los Altos History Museum.

NEW STAFF IN THE COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT

Nicole CaldwellCurator of Collections

Andrea Dompe Collections Assistant

We are proud to once again be participating in the Blue Star Museums program. It is a collaboration among the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and

museums across America. Each summer, Blue Star Museums offer free admission to the nation’s active-duty military personnel and their families, including National Guard and Reserve, from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

As this exhibition opens at the Haggin Museum, there will be memorial celebrations throughout the country surrounding the 100th Anniversary of the United States entering World War I (1914-1918), as well as the passing of the 70th Anniversary of the end of World War II. The Haggin Museum is pleased to be partnering with the Reading Public Museum to present CALL TO DUTY: World War Posters. The show will be opening at the Haggin on April 20th and will be on public view through August 27, 2017.

The exhibition highlights more than 70 original World War I and World War II posters drawn from the Reading Public Museum’s permanent collection. The posters help to tell the story of the massive human efforts put forth during these twentieth-century global conflicts. Displayed in public locations such as post offices, train stations, city halls, schools, and businesses, these war posters and, perhaps more importantly, the messages they communicated, were found everywhere throughout the United States.

The selection of posters explores themes of enlistment; funding of the wars through bonds and other methods; efforts on the home front; such as, conservation and work ethic; campaigns by service organizations such as the Salvation Army, YMCA and Boy Scouts and the role of women in the war effort. Many of the posters are American, but examples from Canada, France, Great Britain and other allied nations are also featured.

Artists such as J. C. Leyendecker, James Montgomery Flagg, Howard Chandler Christy, Edward Penfield, Francis Luis Mora, Jessie Wilcox Smith, and Norman Rockwell, among others, are represented in this exhibition.

This exhibition is a perfect match for the Haggin and our community not only because of the artistic and historical significance of the posters, but also due to vital role our community and the Port of

Stockton played in the war efforts. At the Haggin, you have to look no further than our Willy the Jeep display to see an example of the great individual community role Stockton played in the World War II efforts. This exhibition also includes a war bond poster by American illustrator J.C. Leyendecker. The Haggin is proud to be home to the largest museum collection of Leyendecker’s original works which includes military paintings and a copy of the poster in this exhibition.

Henry Koerner (American [Austrian born], 1915 – 1991), United We Are Strong, 1943,

CALL TO DUTY: world war PostersApril 20, 2017 - August 27, 2017

Mary Raftery, Holding Back, 2015

Dave Brubeck, family man

Born in Málaga, Spain, Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. He was a painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist and stage designer. For nearly eighty of his 91 years, Picasso devoted himself to an artistic production that contributed significantly to and paralleled the entire development of modern art. La Tauromaquia is a series of 26 aquatint etchings illustrating what was once one of the most important themes of Spanish culture, the art of the bullfight. Picasso completed this body of work in 1957

as an homage to the famous eighteenth-century matador José Delgado, known colloquially as “Pepe Illo.” Picasso’s fascination with the bullfight started when he was a young boy in Málaga. His childhood notebooks from school are filled with sketches of matadors, bullrings and picadors. Picasso’s first painting, created in 1889, was of a matador.

The United States e n te re d W W I i n April of 1917. Shortly thereafter, Eila Haggin McKee volunteered to serve in the American Red Cross. She was

stationed at Base Hospital No. 76 in Vichy, France. Her duties included maintaining records on the dead and wounded soldiers. She wrote letters for those soldiers unable to do so, and organized special occasions, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. Upon the closing of the Base in February of

1919, her commanding officer praised her “…invaluable…” service.

The Bulletin's cover image is by the preeminent American illustator of the early twentieth century, Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874-1951). This image was used as the cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, March 2, 1918 and as a poster for the Boy Scouts of America Third Liberty Loan Campaign, 1918. Tableaux Vivant, the French saying for 'living picture,' is a style of artisitic presentation when costumed actors/models, are carefully posed to recreate a scene. A Washington, D.C. photographer, Robert Hall recreated this image and photographed these models in honor of Leyendecker's Weapons for Liberty painting.

Eila haggin mcKee During wwI weapons for Liberty - UsA Bonds, 1918

Exhibition Provided byBank of America

Art in Our Communities programDue to the project in our core art galleries the exact date for installation of this exhibition is still to be determined, however it will be Summer 2017 -

December 2017 and the show can be seen in the New Gallery.Toreando a la Verónica (The Pass of the Cape in Bullfighting) Plate VII

2017 AuxiliAry Presidents

Junior Women’s Group Stefanie Leland & Karen Hale

Docent Council John Dierking

LACP LACP Board

Washington Street: The Heart and Soul of Stockton's Chinatown

San Joaquin County Historical Museum

East Washington Street, between Hunter and El Dorado Streets, was the symbolic heart of Stockton's Chinatown. This commercial center--the grocery stores, bakeries, laundries, herb shops, gambling halls, and brothels--was decimated in the late 1960s by the construction of the Crosstown Freeway. Through more than 100 photos and stories from residents and thei r descendants , learn the story of Stockton’s once bustling Chinatown. The exhibit takes you from t h e origin of the immigrants, t o the early settlements in Stockton, to the heyday of the business district in the first half of the 20th century and, finally, to the demise of Chinatown. Make the short drive to Micke Grove Park. A parking coupon will be included with your itinerary. During your visit, museum staff will orient you to the vast 18-acre historical museum. You will then learn about the development of the Washington Street exhibit and have a docent-led highlight tour. Special feature: A lecture by Dr. George Yagi Jr., UOP history professor, on Samfow, Third City on the Path to Gold Mountain. Enjoy an included Chinese luncheon. Reservations must be received by April 18; no refunds after this date. For more information contact tour leaders Susan Lee (209) 481-0196 or Janwyn Funamura (209) 931-6121. For reservations contact Merylene Marengo (209) 940-6311.

SAVE THE DATE Elkhorn Slough Safari Nature Boat Tour Moss Landing, CA

Tuesday, May 9, 2017 $25 members; $60 non-members

Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

THANK YOU!

As the year comes to a close, the Haggin

Allied Arts Guild and theCantor Art Center

Menlo Park and Stanford University

Wednesday, June 21, 2017 Time: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM

$75 members; $110 non-members The Allied Arts Guild is a beautiful and historic garden, home to unique shops, artists’ studios, and the Blue Garden Café. This oasis is owned and operated by the Allied Arts Guild Auxiliary. Their mission is to raise funds to support care at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Lunch will be available at the Blue Garden Café. Alternatively, you may brown-bag your lunch. At 1:15 p.m., the bus will transport us to the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University. Founded in 1891, this historic museum was expanded and renamed in 1999 for lead donors, Iris and B. Gerald Cantor. The Center’s collection spans 5,000 years and includes more than 45,000 artworks. In addition to a wonderful gift shop, there are refreshments available at the Center’s Cool Café. The café highlights Stanford University students’ artworks and overlooks the Rodin Garden. Susan Lee will be the tour leader and she can be reached at (209) 481-0196 or [email protected] for additional information. For reservations, contact administrative assistant Merylene Marengo at (209) 940-6311 or [email protected]. Reservations must be received by June 9, 2017; no refunds will be given after this date.

Lion Dance Stockton, 1901 Haggin Museum Archival Collection

Auguste Rodin, Burghers of Calais, 1884–1895, six individual bronzes

uPCOMINg SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

Dave Brubeck:Jazz Ambassador

Oct. 6, 2016 - Jan. 8, 2017

Donna Brown & Colleen FosterTim & Lynn Grunsky Mary Haack Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hanker Mrs. Marge Hellwig Marcela Hutak Al & Sally Johnson Carol R. Latham Carolyn LawrenceColeen P. Lee Fred M. & Nancy E. Lee Ed Malloy & Lori Pyle Steve & Joan Manning E. D. & Doris Marks Charles A. & Alice Jean Matuszak Ms. Jean McGurk Fran Meredith Mrs. Mary P. Millar Richard W. & Margaret Mills Vicki & Lory Mussi Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Richard Ronten & Celine Leung

Trig & Nancy Rosenblatt Jim & Dianne RugglesErnie & Pam Segale Betty & Tom Seibly Nancy & Francis Sharp Shirley SharpLeslie & Stephen Sherman Shelly Smith Phyllis N. Spoon Genola Spoonhour Jessie Springborn Jack & Mary Stirton Ms. Carol J. Thomas Sydney & Mary Lois Thompson Virginia Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wagner Peter Margand & Myrna Walker Dr. & Mrs. Paul Waters The C. A. Webster Foundation, Inc. Ms. Ann Worth Dr. M. Lincoln Yamaguchi Dr. & Mrs. Henry Zeiter

ANNUAL APPEAL - Nov. 11, 2016 – February 11, 2017

The LACP will celebrate Hat Day on May 3rd in honor Constance Miller, a long-time LACP member who was known for always wearing a hat. All members and guests are encouraged to wear a hat to the 1 PM meeting.

The program will feature author Durlynn Anema giving a presentation on Louise Arner Boyd (1887-1972) who was an accomplished explorer of Greenland and the Arctic. Her photographs are still being used today in climate change research. She was a pioneer descendant born in San Rafael whose father and uncles were involved in the mining boom in Bodie, CA. Ms. Anema will bring copies of her book "Taming the Arctic" which she will be happy to sign. The June 7th potluck at 12 PM, will be the close of the LACP's meeting season until they resume in October.

Joe Avagliano Richard & Verna Bercik David & Anna Bernard Patti Brennan William & Regina Brennan Mrs. Mary Phelan Brierly Judith & Rex Buethe Genevieve Burlando Janet Carothers & George Tolang Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Caul Susan J. Caulfield Dr. Roy Childs Hillard Corren & Florence Arnold Randy & Jamie Davis Daniel & Ewa Dozier In Honor of Scott Pickering by Tania Dragavon Nancy Drew JoAnn Dunham Marjorie Dunn In Memory of Barbara Edwards by David Edwards Ms. Ella M. Evans

Joe Avagliano Richard & Verna Bercik David & Anna Bernard Patti Brennan William & Regina Brennan Mrs. Mary Phelan Brierly Judith & Rex Buethe Genevieve Burlando Janet Carothers & George Tolang Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Caul Susan J. Caulfield Dr. Roy Childs Hillard Corren & Florence Arnold Randy & Jamie Davis Daniel & Ewa Dozier In Honor of Scott Pickering by Tania Dragavon Nancy Drew JoAnn Dunham Marjorie Dunn In Memory of Barbara Edwards by David Edwards Ms. Ella M. Evans Donna Brown & Colleen Foster Tim & Lynn Grunsky Mary Haack Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hanker Mrs. Marge Hellwig Marcela Hutak Al & Sally Johnson Carol R. Latham Carolyn LawrenceColeen P. Lee Fred M. & Nancy E. Lee Ed Malloy & Lori Pyle Steve & Joan Manning

Our June 7 potluck at 12 pm will close our season until we resume in October.

Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers (LACP)

Constance Miller

SAVE THE DATESroDIN CENTENArYThe Legion of Honor,

San FranciscoSaturday, July 29, 2017

Time: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Join us in the “Greatest Collection of Rodin in the World.” Honoring Rodin on the Centenary of his death, The Legion of Honor presents a new installation from 1840-1917 including “The Thinker” and “The Kiss.” Details TBD.

AshLAND,orEGoN shAKEsPEArE FEsTIVALThursday, September 7th

Sunday, September 10, 2017Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Double occupancy price is

$1,075.00 per person Single occupancy is $1,325.00.

For reservations and information on both trips, please contact Merylene Marengo (209) 940-6311.

Hank Metzler*Ken & Peggy Monroe*Jim & Diane Morgali*Robert Philis & Harleene BeBout*Scott & Ann Pickering*Patricia Powell*Gerald & Rebecca Rector*J. Patrick & Coraleta Rogers*Joseph & Dorothy Serra*Dr. Derek K. Smith & Rebecca C. SmithGenola Spoonhour*Susan Von Sosten & David Collum*

FAmILY Rosie Bachand & Jene Rong*Benjamin Bamer & Shelly GulatiKendris CabralByron & Jane GregersonMary Haack*April JohnstonFred & Jo Ann Kaufman*Rachael & Tony LewisPaige & Domenic LombardiJoan & George Mifsud*Donna Yee & Calixtro Romias

INDIVIDUALGail BambergL. Carol BoneSandy CooperGeorgia DrivonChristine FinkGloria L. HuertaJudy InlowBarbara JonesSusan KramerFloria LibresGlenda McCanNoreen Roche*Cherrie RoeserDr. Richard H. Turpin

MEMORIAL GIFTS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

In memory of Barbara ArismendiSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of william michael Betts IIIDoug & Marsha Haydel

In memory of Lori BrewerJudith & Jerold Yecies

GIFT MEMBERSHIPS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

Membership Given To Membership Given By

LIFE Allison Clare Eberhardt Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

MacKenzie Mell Snider Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

Samantha Margaret Snider Mr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Eberhardt

sUPPorTING Kevin Rooney Miriam Rooney

FAmILYMr. & Mrs. Michael Cammack Mrs. Joan Waugh

Robert Carr Joanna Pellegri

The Collins Family Scott & Penelope Heaton Gary & Kala Cummings Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

Melody Hill Linda Mireles

Melissa Myrsten Linda Mireles

Curtis & Gina Saxton Steven A. Perry & Henry Sandoval

INDIVIDUALPamela Forbus Al & Lorrie Hoslett

Marcos Galvan Natalie Lucaccini Graham S. Heaton Scott & Penelope Heaton

Trust Hilton Scott & Penelope Heaton

Lynette Lucaccini Natalie Lucaccini

Pattie Mathews Susan Rearic

Esther Reusche Dianne Bingham

Noreen Roche Maeve Roche

NEW AND UPGRADED* MEMBERSHIPS Nov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

BUsINEss AssoCIATE SMG Stockton

CorNErsToNE PatronJerry & Jane Butterfield*Crete Family Foundation*

CorNErsToNE BenefactorGeorge & Sharon Bensch*Catherine Eilers*Doray & Reid Johnson*

CorNErsToNE FriendshipDenny & Lauren Ah-Tye*

sUPPorTINGEugene Bromme'*Mark Croce*Jim & Joyce Ellis*Wayne & Susan EsleyDr. & Mrs. L.B. Fodor*John A. Giehl & Christine Fitzpatrick*John & Susan GoodmanDr. & Mrs. James J. Grady*Beth Mason Gregory & Henry Gregory*Vickie Hargreaves*Dr. William Hildebrandt & Ms. Laurie Hildebrandt*Alice L. Hong*Thomas & Christy Hooper*Peter & Jane Jaffe*John & Jeannette Jenkins*David & Elizabeth LopezJames Hoagland & Glenna L. Matthews*

In memory of mr. and mrs. robert w. Brissendendaughters Nancy, Barbara, and Helena Brissenden

In memory of Leland "Lee" BrownDoug & Marsha Haydel

In memory of Dr. willard C. CollinsSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of Jim Estrada

Sandi & Tod Ruhstaller In memory of Barbara FlynnMimi EberhardtAlice G. Lenz

In memory of sharalyn harringtonLinda & Anthony Lucaccini

In memory of JoAnn hendersonCaroline GwerderAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Dr. Lawrence D. hildebrandDoug & Marsha HaydelTom & Karen Migliori

In memory of Douglas G. holt forthe holt Caterpillar wing Virginia P. BreedMiss Ann EberhardtMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. EberhardtMimi EberhardtCaroline GwerderAthalia HunefeldAlice G. LenzMr. & Mrs. Frank Raspo

In memory of marian JacobsDorothy LevySusan Rearic


In memory of Jill KippMr. & Mrs. John ArmaninoDan BlackwellPatricia Cox

Dave & Jan CurtisMarilyn W. de PoloBob & Barbara FoyHaggin Museum Docent CouncilMr. & Mrs. Michael HeffernanLeslie HirschfieldPatrick HobinMargaret HodsonAl & Lorrie HoslettKathleen MarshallJudith McGrewMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Tom & Karen MiglioriHelen RipkenBarbara & Bill SchwartzErnie & Pam SegaleAnna M. Taylor

In memory of Guido & Patricia marengoDoris LeaseSandi & Tod RuhstallerAngelo Stagnaro

In memory of renee mchughMr. & Mrs. Timothy EmerickSandi & Tod Ruhstaller

In memory of Joan RichardsJoan BriscoeHaggin Museum Docent CouncilErnie & Pam SegaleHelen Vignolo

In memory of Lillian rissoAnne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

In memory of Ned ruhstallerMs. Jean McGurk

In memory of robert scheneAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Chris schrimplBJ Stewart

In memory of Josephine signorelliAlice G. Lenz

In memory of Lynne TemmeDorothy Levy

In memory of Letty "Jane" wallaceMr. & Mrs. Floyd HallAlice G. Lenz

A memorial gift is a meaningful way to pay tribute to the life of a friend or relative. Honorarium gifts provide the opportunity to make a donation to celebrate a friend or loved one’s special occasion—a birthday, an anniversary, a wedding, or simply to celebrate that special person.

In memory of Douglas G. Holt forthe Holt Caterpillar Wing Virginia P. BreedMiss Ann EberhardtMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. EberhardtMimi EberhardtCaroline GwerderAthalia HunefeldAlice G. LenzMr. & Mrs. Frank Raspo

In memory of Marian JacobsDorothy LevyS u s a n Rearic


In memory of Jill KippMr. & Mrs. John ArmaninoDan BlackwellPatricia CoxDave & Jan CurtisMarilyn W. de PoloBob & Barbara FoyHaggin Museum Docent CouncilMr. & Mrs. Michael HeffernanLeslie HirschfieldPatrick HobinMargaret HodsonAl & Lorrie HoslettKathleen MarshallJudith McGrewMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Tom & Karen MiglioriHelen RipkenBarbara & Bill SchwartzErnie & Pam SegaleAnna M. Taylor

In memory of Guido & Patricia

MarengoDoris Lease

SPECIAL GIFTSNov. 11, 2016 - February 11, 2017

In Celebration of Verna Dunstan Test's 100th BirthdayHolly and Larry Test In Celebration of marion Paulsen's 94th BirthdayMrs. LaVerne Mazzilli

To honor Fred weibel asstocktonian of the YearJoy FaglerAnne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi

In Celebration of Glodine K. williams' BirthdayDebbie Greenberg

Unrestricted GiftsBank of Stockton Trust & Investment

GroupRoss & Marilyn Brewley Charitable

FoundationCarolyn CruzKaren & Lawrence FrankKristen RinakerThe Benevity Community

Impact FundThe Eleanora P. Touhey Disaster &

Relief FundPaul & Colleen Ustach

M e m b e r s o f t h e H a g g i n Museum receive valuable benefits. Membership at the Supporting

level ($100) and above includes NARM reciprocal benefits. The North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Association offers reciprocal benefits to members of over 750 arts and cultural institutions. Some NARM affiliated arts organizations include:

Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento Asian Art Museum, San Francisco de Young Museum, San Francisco

Legion of Honor, San Francisco

Francisco Oakland Museum of California Nevada Museum of Art, Reno

and 750 more across North America!

San Joaquin Pioneer & Historical Society

1201 N. Pershing AvenueStockton, CA 95203

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Celia Castro - Visitor Services, Membership CoordinatorAmanda Zimmerman - Publicity, Marketing CoordinatorMerylene Marengo - Administrative AssistantLisa Falls - Museum Store ManagerBarbara Avey - Museum Store Assistant

Tod Ruhstaller - Chief Executive Officer, Curator of HistorySusan Obert - Deputy Director, Director of DevelopmentNicole Caldwell - Curator of CollectionsAndrea Dompe - Collections AssistantLindsey Munzel - Education Assistant

Kurt BlakelyThomas E. Bowe III Angela BrusaTim GrunskyKathleen A. HartBill Jeffery

Kerry L. KruegerDick McClure John McKinleyCarol J. Ornelas Gina Brown Rishwain

Leticia RoblesSharon K. Schenone Monica J. StreeterGregory J. TudorEd Zuckerman

2017 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mike Klocke, Secretary Kevin Soulsby, Treasurer

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