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Solana Santa Fe PTO Cocktails with Class

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Laura Dawson, Vickie Hamilton, Deb Erven, Valerie Robbins (PTO Pres), Brian Robbins, Cristina and Stephen Basser  (Jon Clark)
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Brian Grana, Jen Miller  (Jon Clark)
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PTO president Valerie Robbins, hosts Sandy and Tatiana Hotson, Laura Amaya  (Jon Clark)
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Mike Helms, Matt Habeger, Matt Pequignot  (Jon Clark)
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Natasha and Konstantin Galkina  (Jon Clark)
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Marina Pequignot, Alison Habeger, Kristin Helms  (Jon Clark)
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Solana Santa Fe Cocktails with Class event  (Jon Clark)
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Delly and Alex Ataii  (Jon Clark)
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Marina Pequignot, Alison Habeger, Kristin Helms  (Jon Clark)
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Solana Santa Fe principal Matt Frumovitz, host Sandy Hotson, Adam Taich  (Jon Clark)
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PTO board members Lynnette Dillen, Vanessa Carlton, Brooke Russell  (Jon Clark)
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PTO president Valerie Robbins, hosts Sandy and Tatiana Hotson, Laura Amaya  (Jon Clark)
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Brian Grana, Jen Miller  (Jon Clark)
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Dr. Scott Upton, Dr. Janice Upton, Dr. Babita Sethi  (Jon Clark)
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Natasha and Konstantin Galkina  (Jon Clark)
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Host Sandy Hotson, Adamand Beth Taich, Solana Santa Fe principal Matt Frumovitz  (Jon Clark)
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Kim Rockwell, Natasha Galkina  (Jon Clark)
Oct. 8, 2019
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Solana Santa Fe Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) held “Cocktails with Class,” a “mix and mingle” event for new and returning parents of SSF students Oct. 5 at the RSF home of Sandy and Tatiana Hotson. The event included great food, beverages, DJ entertainment and more.

Photos by Jon Clark Online: rsfreview.com

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