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60 Year Reunion Announcement!
Class of 1967 60th Anniversary Reunion DRAFT
Saturday,
September
18,
2027 - 4:00 pm
San Rafael Yacht Club, 200 Yacht Club Dr, San Rafael CA 94901
$??? per person
Check in at the door starting at 4 pm, when appetizers will be served and the no host bar will open.
The gathering and conversation lasts until 8 pm. The bar will be open until???--please have a designated driver in your group or use cabs to get to and from the restaurant.
IF YOU TOLD US YOU WERE COMING AND HAVEN'T MAILED A CHECK, BRING IT ON SATURDAY--IT'S TOO LATE FOR MAIL NOW; WE MAY BE ABLE TO ACCEPT A LIMITED NUMBER OF WALK-INS, BUT WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO FEED YOU IF YOU AREN'T IN THE COUNT ALREADY
6/10/2025 Peggy Jett's Celebration of Life 11/16/2025
Peggy's son Jeff Stern, Tam 2005, shared the following announcement on May 27, her 75th birthday:
"My Mom and Grandmother were both members at the Mill Valley Outdoor Art Club, so it's on
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1/18/2018 Michael Kelley Biber (Tam 1967) 1949 - 2017
Michael Kelley Biber Jan. 14, 1949 - Dec. 29, 2017
Michael was born in San Francisco. The family moved to Mill Valley when he was 5 years old. He attended Tam High School, where he excelle
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3/20/2015 Dan Caldwell – Tam/Drake 1952; teacher and drama
Daniel Edmund Caldwell
1935 – 2015
Family and friends were saddened when Daniel Edmund "Dan" Caldwell passed away on March 15th as a result of Alzheimer's complications. The memory of
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Reunion
Feature-Length Documentary, Mill Valley Film Festival '08
Sylvia Hart, Mike Biber, Don Hunter, Scott Nelson, and James Webb Jr., plus Guy Barnett Bachelis, Jewell Barrow, Ernie Bergman's sister Julia, Joe Breeze and Steve Potts (for all you mountain bikers), Bill Champlin, George Duke, Betty Hodges, Tom Killion, Ann Killion, Rob Nillson, and Eileen Van Moppes. Teachers with speaking parts include Pete Beldon, Chuck Crawford, Frank Gold, Bob Greenwood, Willie Hector, Iris Meyers, Robert Prather, and Robert Sherman. Ed Chavez, Alice Dolan, Bruce Grant, Paul Schwarzbart, and Margaret Zegart are on the interviewee list.
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[lifted from Marc's business bio; use the link to read it all]
Name: Marc TILL Schmid
College: CCAC. & Life
Major: UFO research
Favorite Color: Tanish
Favorite Food: TaiItalian
Favorite Quote [and now the official Class of 67 quote]:
"Better pass boldly into that other world, in the full glory of some passion, than fade and wither dismally with age." --James Joyce
from an Interview by Corey Young
Background: Born in Hollywood in 1949, Marc’s family traveled often before buying property in Marin. He joined the Sausalito rock ’n’ roll scene during “hippie times” and his old band, The Old Gray Zipper, is part of a display at the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame. He still sings & writes songs & uses “Garageband “for digital music design.
He attended the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland and then became an apprentice....
Marc, has been doing caricature for 35 years and calls himself “The old-timer of the Bay Area.” He said it’s strange to be the oldest Caricaturist around, but “I still get great joy out of what I do.”
What do you enjoy about caricature? “I like the freedom of exaggeration,” Schmid said. “I like to bring out features in people’s characteristics that give them their own flair. I also enjoy interacting with the people, so I find out things internally about them. I become kind of a psychiatrist-slash-bartender...
Beyond fairs and festivals: Though Schmid has appeared at many outdoor public events, he has also been commissioned for corporate parties, fund-raisers and some unusual work.
He’s drawn caricatures of babies and poodles, been flown to Europe for a private party, worked in New Zealand, Mexico and across the country — but his most unusual gig was close to home.
Schmid was once hired for a Christmas party at San Quentin, where inmates were some of his subjects. He had to surrender his easel and could only bring in pen and paper.
He set about drawing the prisoners, asking them what else they’d like him to draw in the background.
One inmate said, “Draw me with a woman and a fast car.”
Schmid complied and also asked the man how he ended up behind bars.
“A woman and a fast car,” the man replied....
He’s done illustrations, album covers, cartoons for company logos and character development for TV cartoon shows ,Display & Murals..
However, “The thing that’s closest to my heart is my Jazz art,” he said....
Marc resides in Santa Rosa , Ca. and entertains both for Wineries and Corporate events in SF etc...
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