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At the Gustine Elementary School awards assembly on June 4, the John C. Fremont Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West honored student Cristina Soto for her achievement in the 4th Grade Essay Contest. Alongside Soto, teacher Mrs. De La Cruz was also presented with a check in recognition of her role in the competition. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. De La Cruz, Parlor Essay Chairperson Kathie Borba, Cristina Soto, and Vice Principal Blaine Ball. The Native Sons of the Golden West is a historic fraternal organization founded in 1875, dedicated to preserving California’s rich heritage. Through scholarships, historical preservation efforts, and community outreach, the organization encourages civic engagement and fosters a deeper appreciation for the state’s history among residents and students alike. - photo by Photo Contributed

At the Gustine Elementary School awards assembly on June 4, the John C. Fremont Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West honored student Cristina Soto for her achievement in the 4th Grade Essay Contest. Alongside Soto, teacher Mrs. De La Cruz was also presented with a check in recognition of her role in the competition. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. De La Cruz, Parlor Essay Chairperson Kathie Borba, Cristina Soto, and Vice Principal Blaine Ball.

The Native Sons of the Golden West is a historic fraternal organization founded in 1875, dedicated to preserving California’s rich heritage. Through scholarships, historical preservation efforts, and community outreach, the organization encourages civic engagement and fosters a deeper appreciation for the state’s history among residents and students alike.