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By Marie Wagner Krenz WOODSIDE MEMORIES open-sided touring car), she said randfather bought our to him, “Give me a call, Will, Woodside property over and high-spirited, and Grand- and let me know you’re among G96 years ago, and his mother’s best friend and neigh- the living.” My brothers and I foresight has provided a gather- bor complained that after her thought she was pushy. ing place for five generations son’s rough-housing visits with The family spent the entire of our family and the friends my uncles she had to resew the summer in Woodside, and each of all of us. Until recent years buttons of his pajamas. of us four children was allowed Wagner family photo our Woodside home on Kings Mother’s girlfriends never to invite a city friend for a week. The Poetsch Wagner family home in Woodside in 1919. The Mountain Road has always been complained about the lack of It was a joyous time filled with house burned down in 1934, and a new home was built there. filled with people. indoor plumbing, but Grand- hiking, swimming at Searsville, Mother and our uncles often mother did until Grandfather cherry plum wars, and Kick the spoke of early days in Wood- fulfilled her wish for a major Can. side when their San Francisco remodel. The old wood-frame On Thursday nights we some- friends cherished weekend invi- house burned one winter’s night times went to the Fox Shoppe in tations. They were all young in 1934, and a new building took Redwood City, where there were its place. toasters on each table. The poor My childhood memories were waitress had to keep bringing principally of a long dining more bread to meet our toasting room table filled with people appetites. After dinner we went and food. The Sunday tally was to a double feature at the Sequoia always 12 and the count went Theater, and then to Borden’s up from there as San Francisco for chocolate-dipped ice cream drop-ins usually stayed for din- cones. It was all such fun. ner. The 1940s meant war years as Grandfather said that if people well as college, somewhat inter- drove this far to see us they rupted for my brothers as they should be invited. Besides, our went off to the Army and Navy. good-natured housekeeper said A prime factor in my happy Wagner family photo that the roast would stretch. adjustment to campus life was Marie Wagner Krenz, right, the author of this story, came in We children watched the the presence of our family sum- costume to celebrate the family’s 50 years in Woodside in 1968. She’s adults with interest, especially mer house in Woodside. with her sisters-in-law, Marie Jo Wagner, left, and Eileen Wagner. our uncles. They were three Only 10 miles from the Stan- nice-looking bachelors, and the ford campus, it became a wel- My friends seemed to crave a mine our grades. As always, young ladies who visited prob- come destination for me and my homelike atmosphere for study many people waited until the Wagner family photo ably considered them a treasure fellow students. Someone with and frivolity. day before to put notes in final Grandfather Herman Poetsch and trove of marital possibilities. I a car and enough gasoline cou- A giant hurdle for first-quar- form. Six or seven of us drove to Marie Wagner (the author of this remember one with her eye on pons would collect a few of us, ter frosh was the English term story) in 1926. Uncle Will. As she left (in an and we’d head for the country. paper that would largely deter- See WOODSIDE MEMORIES, page 27

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WOODSIDE MEMORIES the end of my junior year, I was ately known as Touchy-Feely. Barbara Carlitz continued from page 25 tapped for membership in Cap Family members graciously and Gown, that august body vacated the premises to accom- Ann DeBusk Woodside with our own or bor- of senior women. In a daze, I modate their desire for privacy. Bob Harrington rowed portables and set up shop. remember standing in a wel- Of all the guests who came All over the house one could coming circle, clutching my over the years, the dearest were Gib Myers hear the clacking of typewriter tapping gardenia when a senior two young women who arrived keys as we struggled to finish up friend whispered in my ear, with friends, met my brothers Mary and Allan Seid and get back to the dorm before “There’s a party at your house and married them. lockout. right after this.” Friends bring life and joy to a On occasion, campus groups A few of us were whisked home, and this has always been held meetings and parties there. away to Woodside, where we true at our house. When I see Call (650) 289-5445 or The Spanish honorary society enjoyed the unusual experience the little people of our family served lunch on our patio and of drinking gin and juice with running up the paths and play- visit www.avenidas.org presented dramas in Spanish. the big girls. A fellow inductee ing in the garden, I hope that for tickets and One student borrowed the piano told me the next morning that they, too, will have the fun of event location. shawl for her role as a village she felt she had been sleeping in bringing their friends to our old senora. The Newman Club a hammock all night. house in the country. also seemed to enjoy picnics in Another generation of col- Woodside. From time to time, lege students found Woodside Marie Wagner Krenz is a we dorm sponsors went to our a welcome destination when my freelance writer from Orinda house to cook smashing dinners son Charlie attended business who spends weekends in topped off with rich desserts school. One group even chose Woodside at the old family and to forget our responsibilities our house to hold weekly ses- home. She has written many for a few hours. sions of their spring class, Inter- “Woodside Memories” columns One memorable evening at personal Dynamics, affection- for the Almanac.

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to age 18. No prior knowledge of German 650-854-0295 [email protected] Woodside Priory School is a nonprofit, at [email protected] or call 650-223- is required. [email protected] www.sandhillschool.org coeducational Catholic school teaching 6515. To place a paid advertisement in the youth from sixth through 12th grade. Class Guide, call the display advertising www.laderapreschool.org Located at the Children’s Health Council, Enrolling both day and boarding students, department at 650-326-8210. Sand Hill School works with young children Language Pacifica Ladera Community Church Preschool uses the school offers a plethora of traditional from kindergarten through sixth grade 585 Glenwood Ave., Menlo Park a play-based, developmentally-appropriate courses and electives, with small class (expanding to eighth) with language-based approach to early childhood education. sizes. The education focuses on the five 650-321-1840 learning, attention and social difficulties. The school has low student-teacher values of individuality, community, integrity, [email protected] The student/teacher ratio is six to one. ratios and offers tuition assistance to a hospitality and spirituality. www.languagepacifica.org number of families in need. The school Language Pacifica teaches English admits children ages 2 to 5 of any cultural Sequoia District Adult language classes in both full-time and part- or religious background for its half-day Education Something for everyone time intensive courses, either to prepare for program. 3247 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park Little House, Roslyn G. Morris TOEFL exams, learn to speak in a business Activity Center setting or simply for personal enrichment. Littlest Angels Preschool 650-306-8866 [email protected] 800 Middle Ave., Menlo Park 1095 Cloud Ave., Menlo Park www.seqsas.org 650-326-2025 Music, arts and crafts 650-854-4973 Sequoia District Adult Education www.penvol.org/littlehouse Bridgepoint Music [email protected] offers classes in English as a Little House Activity Center 657 Oak Grove Ave., Menlo Park www.littlestangelspreschool.com Second Language, Spanish, offers classes for all ages 650-326-7600 Littlest Angels Preschool teaches young computer skills and business on a variety of subjects, including health and www.bridgepointmusic.com children from ages 2 to 5 a Christian skills (in partnership with the curriculum with age-appropriate activities Renaissance Entrepreneurship wellness for seniors; Bridgepoint Music is an that encourage social, emotional, Center). Students can also take fitness exercises like instrument store and intellectual, creative and physical classes to earn a high school diploma Zumba, yoga and more; repair shop that also offers development. or GED certificate. Counselors are ceramics, woodworking lessons in the flute, clarinet, available to help students transition and other arts; languages; saxophone, trumpet, trombone, to college programs. history and culture; and euphonium, violin, guitar, percussion Lydian Academy computer skills. and piano, as well as vocal training and 815 El Camino Real, Menlo Park songwriting. Stanford Continuing 650-321-0550 Studies Menlo Park www.lydianacademy.com Community Services Draeger’s Cooking School Littlefield Center, 365 Lasuen Lydian Academy is a middle and high St., Stanford Department 1010 University Drive, Menlo Park school offering instruction that adjusts to 650-725-2650 701 Laurel St., Menlo Park 650-685-3704 each child’s learning style, interests and www.menlopark.org/212/Community- strengths. The school strives to help each [email protected] www.draegerscookingschool.com Services student achieve academic excellence continuingstudies.stanford.edu Draeger’s classes are taught by chefs and and authentic success. Lydian admits 650-330-2200 cover an array of regional cuisines, meals Stanford Continuing Studies offers courses new students on a year-round basis and, The Menlo Park Community Services and cooking skills. in liberal arts and sciences, creative in addition, offers summer school and writing and professional and personal Department organizes a wide array of tutoring. development. Courses are taught by classes for children, adults and seniors Music For Families Inc. Stanford staff or individuals recruited at city facilities. Subjects include fitness, 75 Arbor Road, Suite N from the community or other institutions, sports, aquatics, arts, health, languages, Mid-Peninsula High School dance and more. 650-799-1624 and are usually held once a week in 1340 Willow Road, Menlo Park the evenings or on Saturdays. Stanford [email protected] 650-321-1991 Continuing Studies also presents lectures, The Class Guide is published quarterly mtmp.yourvirtuoso.com [email protected] performances, conferences and other in the Almanac, Palo Alto Weekly and Music For Families Inc. offers Music www.mid-pen.com events. Mountain View Voice. Due to space Together classes in music and movement Mid-Peninsula High School is a nonprofit constraints, classes held in our coverage for children from birth up to age 5 and their coeducational day school for grades The Talking Playhouse areas are given priority. To inquire about guardians at the Allied Arts Guild. submitting a listing for the next Class nine to 12. The school is designed to 155 Birch St., Suite 2, Redwood City serve teenagers who will find comfort Guide, email Editorial Assistant Sam Sciolla 650-678-9769 Old World Designs and success in a smaller, more flexible [email protected] 727 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park educational environment. Students receive support from guidance counselors and The Talking Playhouse provides a number 650-321-3494 Emerson School close relationships with teachers. of programs for children, youth and adults [email protected] with social challenges, including classes on social learning and traditional speech and CULTIVATING ASTONISHING POTENTIAL! www.oldworlddesigns.com Peninsula School In addition to stocking supplies, Old World language therapy services. 920 Peninsula Way, Menlo Park Designs offers classes and lessons in needlepoint and stitching for all levels. 650-325-1584 Trinity School SUMMER WRITING CAMPS www.peninsulaschool.org Elementary School Campus, 2650 Sand for Grades 1-8 Peninsula School is a progressive Hill Road, Menlo Park School days institution teaching children more than WRITE NOW! Preschool Campus, 330 Ravenswood July 6 - July 24, 2015 200 students from nursery through eighth German-American Ave., Menlo Park International School grade. Classes usually have 16 to 21 students and cover core subjects as well 650-854-0288 475 Pope St., Menlo Park • Expository Writing as instruction in music, physical education, www.trinity-mp.org 650-324-8617 drama, ceramics, woodshop and more. Trinity School is a coeducational [email protected] The school also has a summer program. independent Episcopal school that • Creative Writing www.gais.org teaches children from various backgrounds German-American International School Phillips Brooks School from preschool through fifth grade. The curriculum combines academic rigor with a • Presentation Techniques (GAIS) has rigorous academic standards 2245 Avy Ave., Menlo Park and German language immersion. It serves child-centered approach. more than 300 students from preschool 650-854-4545 through 12th grade. [email protected] Woodland School For applications and information: www.phillipsbrooks.org 360 La Cuesta Drive, Portola Valley Phillips Brooks School, a [email protected] www.headsup.org Kirk House Preschool 650-854-9065 coeducational day school 1148 Johnson St., Menlo Park teaching children in [email protected] 650-323-8667 preschool through fifth www.woodland-school.org [email protected] grade that integrates Woodland School is an innovative, project- ® www.kirkhousepreschool.org social learning and based school providing instruction for individualizes instruction. Kirk House Preschool is a children in junior kindergarten through In addition to core HeadsUp! Christian, play-based school eighth grade. Classes cover core subjects subjects, students for children ages 3 to 5 that like writing, math, science, design and Child Development Centers can also study science, offers a development-oriented technology, and the arts. technology, music, art, physical curriculum in a park-like setting. education and Spanish. Woodside Priory School Ladera Community Church Sand Hill School 302 Portola Road, Portola Valley • Year-round, full-day program for ages 0-6 Preschool 650-851-8221 650 Clark Way, Palo Alto 3300 Alpine Road, Portola Valley www.prioryca.org • Individualized Montessori curriculum 650-688-3605 • International curriculum (Chinese, Spanish) • Cultivation of thinking skills & personal values • Bilingual Chinese-English classroom option Palo Alto San Jose Pleasanton 650-424-1221 408-432-1644 925-463-2885 www.headsup.org

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