Tuesday, January 13, 2015


Foothills Sentry RSCCD trustees sworn in Three returning trustees of


the Rancho Santiago Commu- nity College District Board were sworn in Dec. 8 for new four-year terms. John R. Hanna, an attorney, has served as an elected member representing Trustee Area 2 for the past 16 years. Tax accoun- tant Lawrence R. Labrado was appointed to fill a vacancy on the board in 1994, and has continued to represent Trustee Area 4 since. Philip E. Yarbrough, economics teacher, first served as an elected board member in 1996, and is now in his fifth term representing Trustee Area 6.


Joel Kuperberg, right, Serrano Water District counsel, administers the oath of office to returning directors Rich Freschi, left, and Frank Bryant, center.


McPherson class selected 17871 Santiago Blvd. #228 Villa Park, CA 92861


Providing dental services for over 30 years Making smiles and changing lives every day


Comprehensive dental care for the entire family


New patients are welcome


for showcase Glen Warren’s technology class


at McPherson Magnet School has been selected by the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) to participate in the Stu- dent Technology Showcase for the fifth consecutive year. The middle school class was selected for its participation in, and imple- mentation of, the UC-Davis C- STEM robotics program, part of the Orange County Career Tech- nical Education grant program. In this class, students use com-


puter-aided drafting software and a 3-D printer to design and man- ufacture their own robot parts. They also learned C++, the com- puter language used to program each modular robot, and applied algebraic thinking to solve and plot out complex robotic interac- tions.


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Philip E. Yarborough, left, who represents East Orange, Orange Park Acres, North Tustin and the Canyons, is seen here with Assemblyman Don Wagner (68th district), who administered the oath.


John R. Hanna, Area 2


dressed for the new year, with updated, modern lighted mason- ry entrances now completed at all five entry points into the Hidden Jewel. The final two gateways, at the intersections of Meats and Santiago and Wanda and Col- lins, have now been completed,


Lawrence R. Labrado, Area 4


VP updates city entryways The City of Villa Park is


with only plantings needed. The first gateway was at Lemon and Santiago, followed by the inter- sections of Wanda and Katella, and Taft and Wanda. City funds, augmented by a grant from the Villa Park Community Services Foundation, were used for the project.


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