Cate School - Mesan Yearbook (Carpinteria, CA)

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Lllman, Young and Hooker behind the counter. This year saw the introduction of the first athletic council. The group was primarily concerned with the arrangement of the vari- ous problems concerning the ath- letic development of the school. The group met on a seasonal basis, giving primary consideration to thendistribution of the letters, Back row Mr Dalton Woodworth, Durrant, Redington. Front and to any decisions Concerning row Strachvsitz Fairchild Cooper. Scheduling for future Seasons. The representation was on a class level with the top two school groups sending one member to the council, which included the season coaches as well as the fundamental members which remained throughout the year. Among the members of the council was the director of athletics, Mr. Redington, as well as Bob Fairchild, and Hugh Strachwitz, who represented the senior and junior classes respectively. Basically, the council was on a trial run this year, and with respect to the success with which it operated, it will become a permanent institution of the school in years to come. Sedan! Sane This year the school store was divided between two classes, as two groups had control of the store during the year. The Fall Term saw the senior class, in the form of Bob Fairchild and Wally Trapnell, in the room under the study hall, behind the counter. However, as fate had it, the profits were eaten slowly away, Fairchild finding that his basketball game was slightly impaired, due to a slight deficiency in his jumping abilities. At any rate, they decided that it was too much for them and gave up the store to the junior class, when Hooker and Ullman moved in to feed the school in its leisure hours. Next year, they hope to continue their job as they have found that a slight increase in prices will permit them both to pay their way through school.

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This year school musical enter- tainment centered around two rela- tiyely new additions, the faculty ' and senior quartettes. The faculty group, comprised of Messrs. XY'ood- worth, Kimball. Eaton, and Mel- cher, could be heard practicing dur- ing the interval between lunch and the first period in the afternoon. The success of the Senior beach picnic, held at the beginning of the year to welcome the new boys, was largely due to this group and its superior barber shop harmony. The senior group, under the able supervision of Mr. Melcher, consisted of Chc-ever Tyler, bassg Walleyi Trapnell, baritoneg Frank Hodsoll, first tenorg and Doug Moseley, second tenor. This group spent every Friday evening in a very casual and enjoyable mannersinging and sometimes jamming up various numbers. In conclusion it is hoped that this year's success will prove to make these two quartettes traditional institutions at Cate. SENIOR QUARTETTE-Tyler, Trapnell, Hodsoll Mosele

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