It Was a Sterling Silver Night

Sterling Silver

Jack Hernandez, Me, and Jerry Ludeke at Sterling Silver

After my earlier post about the decorating process to prepare for Sterling Silver, I thought you might want to see a few photos from the night.

It was a grand event and our students from the Culinary Arts and Agriculture programs were fabulous. Did you know that Bakersfield College’s Culinary Arts students prepared all the food under the expert tutelage of guest chef William Bloxsom-Carter, and Bakersfield College chefs Pat Coyle, Suzanne Carter and Alex Gomez?

If you’ve not been to Sterling Silver, you need to come…if for nothing else, than for the food!

The images below were taken by Bakersfield College American Sign Language professor Tom Moran. His full album of photos is available for viewing online at http://moran.smugmug.com/photos/swfpopup.mg?AlbumID=27855083&AlbumKey=xf2Hrb.

BC's culinary students, the Renegade Chefs, who prepared the dinner

BC’s culinary students, the Renegade Chefs, who prepared the dinner

The jazz quartet at the dinner with our faculty and students

The jazz quartet at the dinner with our faculty and students

Chef Pat Coyle, the Director of our Culinary program with me

Chef Pat Coyle, the Director of our Culinary program, with me

Sterling Silver

Mike Stepanovich, Executive Director of the Bakersfield College Foundation, was our host for the night.

Stering Silver

Jerry Cook served as our live auction host. I’m here to help increase the bids for a special dinner at my home!

Athletic Director Ryan Beckwith, Sonya Christian, Foundation CEO Mike Stepanovich

Athletic Director Ryan Beckwith, Sonya Christian, Foundation CEO Mike Stepanovich

One thought on “It Was a Sterling Silver Night

  1. Neeley Hatridge February 14, 2013 at 4:41 am Reply

    That evening was a lot of fun and the food was great. The Bakersfield College Foundation and our students did an exceptional job! It was nice getting to visit with you and once again, welcome back.

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