Capitola and Soquel School - Usacalis Yearbook (Capitola, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1948 volume:

6 ,', 7 ' ,v K Y -1' 4-v ' r M Q - , kv ,-... -5- , fra , SDQU S numnj 868001, 1 LE: V41 fx . i , 4 . A ' F 11 1l. 5 ir' soquifsl. UNION, m1,Er.mam.RY SCHOQL Trustees Josepnine McBride, President william J- Finta' Clerk A. J. Manilai Irene.Be1'I'y Stanley E' Evans 'i r 'g' ' ' !' ' Y' 3. C .11 I R 'v , We, the graduating class of Soquel School, wish to dedicate this year-book to Mr. Walters, our principal. It was through his efforts that our year-books 'have reached such a high quality. He has always unselfishly given his time to any problem we might have. 1 ma s . t A -'t , 1 0 J gf V- ., f I4 , . .fa-1 'i I ,WY-r - r',i- ,aw- . .1,,y' .FirstAGradeI Ethel51,'Brose X 1 I K Third Grade Marion Kevil Fifth Grade Elizabeth F. Maire , -f First Grade-' Jennie M. Johnson Mary Second Grade Margarita Keller I' f 11 V Third Grade f 1 Gr fer l G Kdgg f och '4Vl'w -ll-V W I- pa' W f .,s'. 'L , E 'VE H 5 qE?hAjr 1 .j. ' - :nf zeaifewf, NnMAAnM J Fourth Grade FYGHCGS Proctor Jean R. Walters ! E - ' N Fifth Grade sixth Grade Lois Jameson Eleda H. Johnson a Fourth Grade Kate Leonard , ,n .iw TN' . .1 Y 'ini Li . V , 1 I ,,.,.f, 1. -E . H : gm' bwif QELHV jst 7- ,Z xii? Sixth Grade Rena R. Kemp Seventh Grade ' Eighth Grade Seventh k Eighth Grades Honor O'Connor Delmar Miller Edna M. Peake F n C U L T Y w x .School Nurse s Lois E. Howorth School Secretary ' ' Evelyn Scott Cafeteria Personnel Evangeline Andersong Virgie Parkerg Minnie Choisser A Y ,.,, . . '1 1 , . W I, ,' X n ' fsgggq E?EfMgE?a,ggQg School Custodians Bus Drivers Mr. James Taylor Mr. Clarence Swager' Fred H. Gordon E.E. Patrick Q 5' Year Book Staff Top row- Jerry Schaffer, Lefty Van Sickel, Chuck Moreno, Dick Breckon, Jack O'Connor . Front row- Carolyn Robinson, Aileen Hurley, Pat Willbanks Hitt? End. . .L .3 ' Seagull Gossip Staff'- : Top row- Bobby Morgan, Hobby Editor, Charles Moreno, nrt Editor, Jack O'Connor, Joke Editor, Richard Breckon, Editorg Teddy Kasje, Lost and Found. . V Front row- Patsy Willbanks, Y-Teen Editor and Girl's Sports Editor, Aileen Hurley, Society Editor, Jerry Schaffer, Boy's Sports Editor, Helen Leaf, Class Reporterg Marvaina Dean, Business Manager. The Seagull Gossip, Soquel School's paper, was first edited in the winter of 1946 by Mr. Medlen's seventh grade. The name was picked in a contest sponsored by the Spquel Student Body. The winning entry was submitted by Jack O'Conf1or. This year the paper was published by Mrs. Peake's seventh and eighth grades. The first edition for this term came out in early October. The Seagull Gossip was scheduled to appear every two weeks. For the majority of the year we kept to this routine, but once or twice it was lengthened to three weeks because of insufficient news.- During the course of the year we exchanged papers with eleven other schools. The paper was discontinued in February because of the need to work on this Year Book. Richard Breckgn Student Council and Officers . uTop row- Lefty Van Sickel, Presidentg Calvin Bogaard, Mary Ellen Parr, Vice- presidentg Gary Paden, Aileen Hurley, Joanne Thompson, Secretary, Joellene Berger, Treasurer, Schuyler Wallace ' 2nd row- Rodney Sprecker, Marilyn Ross, Sandra Peretto, Donna Martin, Nancy Totten, Carol Stenger, Mardell Lake A Front row- Anthony Collings, Robert Peasley, Larry Parr, Eugene Mollinet, Andy Enrico , Student Council The Student Council was organized by Mr. Walters. It nominated the Studen Body Officers and put them on a ballot. The school Cfourth through eighth grades! voted on them. We have appointed committees to help improve the school. They are as follows: Traffic Patrol, Gary Padeng Bicycle Safety Club, Schuyler Wallace, Building Committee, Aileen Hurley, Grounds Committee, Donna Martin, Athletic Com itteeg Aileen Hurley and Gary Paden. The Student Council has made money in various ways. We have had a playday and made a little money by selling cokes and candy. With the money we have earned we bought a Sound-mirror Magnetic Tape Recorder. We can record Student Council meetings, baseball games, radio programs, and also use it for playing back practice radio progranm we have during the year. The Student Council has done a great deal of good with school law violator who have thrown papers and other refuse around. The school has been kept very clean. e l We wish to thank the Student Council for their marvelous work in improving the school. Schuyler Wallac Traffic Patrol Top row- Dick Breckon, Bill Young, Ronnie Fikes, Jimmy Martin, Charles Moreno, Teddy Kasje . ' Front row- Jerry Schaffer, Bob Morgan, Alfrad Van Sickel, Jack O'Connor, Schuyler Wallace, Ferdinand Mestre Traffic Squad The Soquel School Safety Patrol was organized by Officer Schoenig and Mr. Walters. - Before this new patrol was organized, Jack O'Connor and Charles Moreno had charge of traffic. Later Jack and Charles were made Captain and Lieutenant for the new petrol. Before the patrol was organized, the stop signs had three foot poles, later they were changed to eight foot poles. Weather is no object to the traffic patrolg they go on duty rain or shine. ' Bicycle Safety Club The Bicycle Club is a safety club for bicycle owners. ,The rules are meant to be a safety program. If every one of the bicycle riders would rollow the rules, it would be much safer for them. Below is the front and back view of the Bicycle Safety Club membership card. The rules are on the back of the card. ' X A BICYCLE IS A- VEHICLE AND -V THE RULESQOF SAFE RIDING ARE l ' To obe all Traffic Regulations ' such as lled and Green lights. one way streets, stop signs and hand ai nals 1 v V g . T . To ride in a straight line. d 'QV' . 1 - To have a white li ht on front an q ' NIEMBERSHIP CARD danger signal ongrear for night- life ' 'N riding. 'Q 0 To have satisfactory signaling dc' ' , , vice to warn of approach. l 5 Hub , - To give pedestrians the right-of' ' W' way. 1 v To look out for cars at crossings i ................r....................................,................. , .......................... School and pulling out of parking places. l I pledge m self to carry this card and to observe the l ' Not to hltd' on vehicles' rules of sage riding listed on the back. 5 ' Not Q0 CHYIY Hmifhef Person on , I my bicycle. 1 SIGNED . 'gpikeep my bicycle in good con- nw- ------- ------- '- '-' - 1 mon. 6 M ' - ALWAYS RIDE CAREFULLY. i ' ' ' CALIFORNIA STATE Auromoslua F - ASSOCIATION . xx. Covell V . The chairman of the Bicycle Club-was Schuyler Wallace, and the committee- man was Larry Parr. There were over 100 members. The Magazine Subscription Drive- . A large amount of money used for the printing of this years annual was raised by a magazine subscription drive, sponsored by-the Curtis Publishing Company. The drive lasted for a week and was a huge success. - There were prizes given in accordance with the amount each person ' sold. among the prizes given were: pens, pencils, wallets, Knives, and compacts. The grand prize, given the person who sold the most subscrip- tions was an Emerson radio. This was won by Patsy Willbanxs, who sold 93589.25 worth. Running a close second was Joan Brown, with S85.00. In the weeks the drive was open we sold 3623., the school getting approximately 40 Z of all sales. We made the drive into a contest be- tween the boys and girls. The girls were ahead from the beginning to the end. They sold 3207. more than the boys. The boys, as losers, had to admit the superior salesmanship of the girls by carrying books, bowing, standing until all girls were seated, and addressing them as madam, on an appointed day. ' Q' U A Certificate of Achievement was awarded to all persons selling 330. or more of the subscriptions. People receiving those were: Patsy Willbanks, Teddy Kasje, Bobby Morgan, Joan Brown, Bonnie Cox, and Dick Breckon. This years drive raised more money than in any drive in previous years, allowing us to put out a larger annual at a smaller price. in A ff'f f fg 9 2 3 5 x X158 S 5 E J 1141.017 D 1 UL. 101' 'LS 94 6 Mildred Sadler Marvaina Dean Joan Ledgerwood Alfred Van Sickel Leilani Dorcy , N Jaok 0'Connor Glenelle Walton ' Charles Moreno Marion Bankhead r Richard Breckon Bonnie Cox Jeannette Springer . Lynnette Fitch f Vera Blaeholder v-' , .A l .3 ii3fQfQJ,- 'Mary Ellen Parr Mildred Lantz Dayton Garber ' Joanne Dulany, , , Y rl ml. AIM if Vyqlmgdi Aileen Hurley Joellene Berger lil ik., Patsy'Willbanks -- ., X4 . ,, l .Q . , 3 b 1 rc: B ,I . -- .. ,' ,921 71 ff ' 's o .swf fin e -. ,Aff Q QUL' Li e! Manuel Ferreira Joanne Thompson l-' Glenn King d i , Q : . ,, V I 3' EH e l Harvey Faught gHarry Faughtf , .:. e i E115 W 1 El0i39 AHQSTSOD Jim.Anaergon Joyce Cofer E5 A i Melvin Bowen Arlene Evers Jang Applegarth . T 1 Vl W w?mQ+n A ' A n'f?y 4tjgJ ha A ' ': . Qs? : ' vi vv H A Betty Cronk Ronald Fixes Mildred Downing N V X b.if?j? , Q izfsx Y Egg' 'rl , if ,SSH 1, av 1 i ,fl - hifi 'fl g Mask-Q Ms an . . ! , : 9, I X 3-5.1, Pip' n W .ff , f Q: , 2 ,f l - l JC h-W1 Z. + ,J Dudley Walker Helen Leaf Calvin Bogaard Isabell Killlp ' Jack Anderson Class Prophecies . Gaze deeper into yon mystic ball my fine friends and what do you see-- ash, yes! It's the class of 'L8. Look! There's Marion Bankhead. She's a Nskool teechur.N Well, Leilani Dorcy, of all things, a circus barker, and you said you would be a college co-ed. QA lot of brains your type of work takes.J My!-My! Lookee here! Yessir, it's our future U.S. president, Mildred Sadler, and the Chief Justice of the Sypreme Court in her long flowing robes--Aileen Hurley. Look closer, while I bring out more points. ' Oh! Boy! This is getting better all the time. See there's Helen Leaf. She's Chief Snow Shoveller for some town in Iowa fl can't decipher the name.J Hey! Ronnie Fikes! Well-what-do-you-know! He's a quiet old bachelor with a great library of books on mathematics. Whew! This is gett- ing exciting. See, what did he's drawing cartoons of the Bonnie Cox is a professional with her? So--Jack O'Connor plans for schoolhouses--Cyou I tell you? Charlie Moreno is an artist, only creatures on the moon. Did you know that roller skater? I wonder why she takes a pillow is a draftsman. Well, of all things, drawing traitor!J Humph, you said you'd be a secretary and then marry the boss' son, Joan Ledgerwood, but I didn't think you would go as far as to propose to a baby of six months! Oh! Hello, there Lynette Fitch. Are you? Why yes you are, a singer as you said. But why did you have to be a singing teacher in school? Oh, ho, now we know, in your second childhood, eh, Robert Ball? Playing with your son's airplanes, tch, tch! Don't let him know! - f Oh! Me! Look here, Jack Benny, fiddle and all. Oh! My mistake, it's Teddy Kasje--what-do-you-know he's got himself in a contest, too, only he's the NTalking Man.W Look at Lefty Van Sickel, he just struck out land we thought you were so goodJ Talking about circuses, as we were in thexbeginn- ing, Jerry Schaffer and Marvaina Dean are the tall man and woman. and here we see the second Bill Stern--Richard Breckon shooting off his mouth over C.B.S. Oh! MY: my: an old maid? your mystery Hello, Mrs. Breckon, I mean Patsy Willbanks. Glenelle Walton, couldn't you think of a better ambition than Well, look here it's Glenn King. Boy, do you have to make stories sound so realistic? Gee, look at Mary Ellen Parr and Mildred Downing. Both are dress designers. We really ought to get some Nsupern dresser. My! Ruth Wellhausen, Mr. Bob Curtz is a millionaire. There's your chance! . Hello, there girls, say those costumes are cute. What? Oh, I know Arlene Evers is a tap dancer, and you, Joanne Thompson,are a professional dancer, but I still say those costumes are cute. Hey, look at this little guy. He was so small and he's a jockey, do tell. B ooh: Mez what ao Who did they say were I almost didn't see him. Say, it's Manuel Ferreira, I hear? Oh, it's my radio, I forgot to turn it off. singing? Say, they were Joellene Berger, Dayton Garber, and alice Layson. Turn it off!! Aileen Hurley, you have some competition, Harvey Faught is a lawyer, too. Say, Ronnie Fikes, here's an aviator for one of your planes. Wellfwhat-do-you-know it's Vera Blae- holder. Calling Dr. Dulany, you're wanted in surgery. Huh! No, it can't be--not Joanne Dulany, but it is. Jerry Schaffer Alice Layson 11.,1' ' a' 'I , 1 . 1- ,. ' :gl L. Evelyn Williams, Albeft Locatelli Ruth Wellhausen Teddy Kasje Frances Brydon Patricia Crlouse Robert Ball Bob Curtz Dick Huber Beverly Platt 'Hermen Nlpreno Gee, Betty Cronk, you an author? You're not writing mystery stories, are you? Huh? Oh, you're not. But you're writing cookbooks! Ha! Ha! My! My! Isabell Killip, a housewife, how unusual. Hey,there, you driving that truck! Don't spill those oranges! Do you want to give me heart failure, Aldo Perruca? What about building me a house cheap, Albert Loca- telli? You're a carpenter! H-m-m-m, you wanted to be rich, Harry Fought, then why are you sleep- ing in a box car? Listen, Jack Applegarth, you can't be a businessman and a second John L. Lewis, that's against the law! Jeanette Springer, why do you always insist on sitting on the boss' knee when taking down notes? Oh, my, my, Mildred Lantz, and Dudley Walker are artists. Say, Mildred, what's the difference between an artist and a commercial artist, anyway? I'm sure glad I came across you, Jim Anderson. My new super-jet rock- et is on the blink. What? You want to fix my rocket too, Dick Huber? You're a mechanic, too?! Boy!! I ought toihave a practically new rocket. Oh, no!! My come out of be plotting have to get lights this crystal ball and fix 'em. My! My! This crystal ball must to get my money, or something, because I just remembered I - my hair fixed and up pops Beverly Plett, a hairdresser. went off again. Jack Anderson, you're an electrician-- Hey, Francis Brydon, you're a nurse, hurry down to the swimming pool. An amateur swimmer, Eloise Anderson, just stubbed her toe. Well-what-do- you-know, Galvin Bogaard is a Forest Ranger. You've really got a hot job, sonny. Well! Lookee here at the big league pitcher, Mel Bowen, Che pitches baseballs back onto the diamond from the bleachers. Oh! Hello! Evelyn Williams, so you're a secretary, huh? Oh! Me! I'm getting tired, goodbye. ' Glenelle Walton History of the Graduating Class of l948 There are nine students in the graduating class who started here in the first grade. They are: Dick Huber, Ruth Wellhausen, Patsy Willbanks, Melvin Bowen, Marvaina Dean, Albert Locatelli, Aileen Hurley, Herman Moreno, and Jack O'Connor. In the first grade our teacher was Mrs. Moore and our principal was Mr. Esdon. The ohly improvement was the addition of a new-roof on the auditorium. Most of us passed into the second grade. There our teacher Mrs. Peake gave us harder work than we had had in the firs+ grade. As we went through the different grades we met many hardships, but we con- querod most of them. In the third and fourth grade's our teacher was Miss Woolsey. In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs. Nordstrum, but due to family illness we had many substitutes. Our teacher in the sixth grade was Miss Johnson, who is still teaching here. Our teac11er in the seventh grade was Mr. Medlen. Most of the class enJ0Y65- him very much. In the eighth grade the teachers were Mr. Miller and Mrs. Peake. The reason for the two teachers in the eighth grade was because it was divided into two classes. , Class Will Evelynwilliams, -will my peg leg and ability to- Elaine Uizell. Albert Locatelli, will my job as manager of the equipment to Charles Walker Isabell Killip, will my place in class to Herbert Killip. Eloise Anderson, will my teacher to Walter Padio. Alice Layson, will Mr. Miller to Annamae Costa. Dayton Garber, will my clock watching ability to Harry Canby. Ruth Wellhousen, will my red hair to Shirley Tolbert. Dudley Walker, will all the school books in the world to Lee Harrocks. Frances Brydon, will my big feet to Arlene Iverson. Jo Anne Thompson, will my freckles to Mary Kay Wallace. Harvey Fought, will my science test to Charles Hawkins. Joellene Berger, will my little feet to Annamae Costa. Betty Cronk, will a song to Joyce Dulany. Jo Anne Dulany, will my blonde hair to Sandra Peretto. Jack Applegarth, will my class room to Roger Hart. Mildred Lantz, will my freckles to Clarice Gregg. Robert Curtz, will my missing fingernail to anyone who finds it. Arlene Evers, will my big hands to Nels Anderson. Jack Anderson, will the school to anyone who wants it. Vera Blaeholder, will my fuzzy hair to Nancy Heywood. ' Glenn King, will Mr. Miller to Thomas Helean. Mary Ellen Parr, will my brother Larry to Ernestine Domenici. Manuel Ferreira, will my report card to Raymond Pipkin. A Calvin Bogaard, will my long hair to James Willbanks. Melvin Bowen, will the playground to James'Kirkpatrick. Jeannette Springer, will my blue eyes to Lola Mae Lantz. James Anderson, will Melvin Bowen to James Cronk. Mildred Downing, will my blue eyes to Mildred Cofer. Beverly Plett, will my reading ability to Janice Platt. Harry Fought, will the playground to Helen Richardson. Marion Bankhead, will my urge to be tall to Richard Farnsworth. Leilani Dorcy, will my desk full of books to Carol Morris. Bonnie Cox, will my arithmetic book to Ellen Lanson. R Lynnette Fitch, will my-love of horses to Linda Perry. Jack O'Connor, will my ability to build-airplanes to Loren Humphrey. Robert Ball,-will-my mechanical ambition to Ronnie Lawrence. Ronnie Fikes, will my ability to flirt to Lonnie Lyman. Mildred Sadler, will my green ink to Patricia Palmer. Marvaina Dean,vwill my freckles to Aphra Reinelt. Glenelle Walton, will my ability to play tennis to Sylva Sprouse. Jerry Schaffer, will my giant-like figure to Donald Dodson. Teddy Kasje, will my excellent brains and good looks to Kirk Wallace. Patricia.W1llbanks, will my long hair to Mario Parsons. Aileen Hurley, will my personality to Marilyn Ross. ' Richard Breckon, will my inability to play football to Larry Parr. Alfred Van Sickel, will my traffic sign, hat, and belt to Elmer Hanson. Charles Moreno, will my hermit equipment to Shelby Rowe. Joan Ledgerwood, will my curly hair to Sandra Benthusen.. Helen Leaf, will my blonde hair to Sloria Manildi. Herman Moreno, will my ability to draw figures to Bruce Stevens. 'I ,I X.. S 2... fiif 'fu 4 ALL MMRKX -6, Due gin xxx. L f f t . Seventh and Eighth Grades Top row- Jack 0'Connor, Glenelle Walton, Aileen Hurley, Barbara Manildi, Bill Young, Jim.Martin, Herman Moreno, Ronnie Fikes, Charles Moreno 3rd row- Norma Sprouse, Joyce Korntved, Helen Leaf, Teddy Kasje, Mrs Peake, Richard Breckon, Lynette Fitch, Leilani Dorcy, Bonnie Cox, Bob Morgan 2nd row- Carolyn Robinson, Joan Brown, Beverly arnold, Kay Wright, Marvaina Dean, Mildred Sadler, Joel Looney, Joanne Thompson, Patricia Willbanks, Joan Ledgerwood, Marion Bankhead ,,, Front row- Jerry Schaffer, Alfred Van Sickel, Dick Keeling, Robert Ball, Schuyler Wallace, Ferdinand Mestre wsqq TOP row- Jeannett Springer, Glen Egggfghigiqgerucca Dudley Walker Dick Hub ggghrgellgausen, Isabell Killip, Mel Bowen, Betty Cronk , er' Lantz Wga ick gppgegarth, Arlene Evers, Harvey Faught, Albert Locatelli, Mildred 2nd raw- goggl af gr, Frances Brydon, Bob Curtz, Jim anderson, Mr. Miller I Mildred Downi eneE ergery JO Ann Th0mPSOn, Mary Ellen Parr, Eloise Anderson, HS, Velyn Williams, JoAnne Dulaney, Vera Blaeholder, alice Layson Front row- Manuel Ferreira, Jack Anderson, Calvin Bogaard, Harvey Faught ' Seventh Grade Top row- Jewel Crow, Philip Roberts, Norma Adams, Gary Paden, Yvonne Shaw, Troy Crow, Shirley Heywood, Harold Pillsbury, Dorothy Harrington 3rd row- Mary Lind, Marianne Fralick, Barbara Holbert, Lucille Thomas, Norman Totten, Jim Gil11S,, Lee Lindner, Garth Conlan, Bob McDonald, Fern Pennington, Gary Thomas, Mrs. O'Connor 2nd row- Delores Lippert, Donna Martin, Rhoda Wiley, Robert Locatelli, Larry 0'brien, George Lantz, Leroy Jackson, Florence Johnson, Sylvia Baines, Jean Goodwin i ' Front row- Harrison Lake, Francis Snow, Roy Martin, Grover Handley, Thomas Mitchell, Gene Vaughan, Lowell Pepper A Sixth Grade Top row- June adams, Judy Lyman, Charles Johnson, Judy Malloch, Roberta Ferguson, Robert Taylor, Marlene Bewley, Melvin Bankhead, James Sadler 3rd row- Bob Peasley, Daren Drake, Terry JaneXGoodfield, Sheridan Post, Velda Mooney, Betty Hermens, Alice Blair, Wayne Salmon, Marilyn Hay, Luella Kraus, Miss Johnson 2nd row- Marilyn McPhail, Barbara Wells, ardilla Rasmussen, Lauren Walton,Mignon Harrison, Charles Fritz, Rodney Jensen, Betty Ball, Patsy Krotser, Marcia Campbell, Wanda Garis C Front row- Jack Keeling, Larry Pepper, Jody Pierce, Terry Simerly 4 I Sixth Grade Top row- Jack Davis, David Shaw, Charles howard, Jeannette Shults, arnold Gregg, Juanita Brydon, Norma Fralick 2nd row- Clyde Daut, Robert Crouse, Jack Wiley, Ruby Snow, Billy Kastor, Donna Anderson, Douglas Tiedtke, Leland Hayman, Mrs. Kemp Front row- Eugene Mollinet, Richard Lippert, Weston Baines, Gloria Borges, Gailand Hann, Patsy Wilson, Carol Ann Stenger, Martha Domenici Fifth Grade Top row- Lee Horrocks, Ronald Gillman, Larry Parr, Glenn Rocks, Barbara Sleath, Roberta Brydon, Joyce Dulany, Jim Crump, Nancy Heywood, Marlo Parsons. 3rd row- Arlene Iverson, Jimmy Vaughan, Danny Alexander, Tommy Applegarth, Carol Morris, Susanne Bowen, Linda Perry, Gloria Manildi, Betty Machado, Patricia Palmer, Mrs. Maire. 2nd row- Mary Katharine Wallace, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Lenson, Kathleen Doherty, Janice Plett, Aphra Reinelt, Sandra Peretto, Helen Richardson, Annomae Costa, Silva Sprouse Front row- Bruce Stephens. Kirk Wallace, Nels AHQSTSOH,-VGIQQB Smith, Ray Pipkin T N Fifth Grade L Top row- Lonnie Lyman, Phil Dodson, Clairice Gregg, Elaine Uzzell, Barbara Manriquez, Annamarie Tiedtke, Jim Joy, Rodney Sprecher. , A 2nd row- Jimmy Willbanks, Guy Mcdaskie, Riphard Farnsworth, Ronnie Lawrence, Frank Meshew, Jimmy Kirkpatrick, Lola Mae Lantz, Ernestine Domenici, Dan gigi2a?2Q.HggiyDi3ggi: Genine Clark, Sandra Benthusen, Marilyn Ross, Elmer Hanson. Kenneth Doherty. Herbert KilliP, Tommy Heleans James 03035. 1 Fourth Grade Top row- Sylvia Prescott, Ted Korntved, Nancy Totten, Jim Young, Richard Gunter, Harold Salmon, Tommy Williamson, Alice King ' 3rd row- Joan Ahern, Sonja Steele, Maryann Lovier, Sonja Farlow, Valerie Reed, Jim Thomsen, Lewis Jones, Gary Fowler, Claude Bransford, Mary Lou English, Mrs. Walters ' J 2nd row- Anthony Pepper, Bessie Lindsey, Kathleen Looney, Dennis Simerely, Diane Harrison, Judity Rapalee, Barbara Halstead, Phyllis Nicol, Maribeth Nehf Front row- Dennis J Friar-tn 'Grade Top rows Charles Clendenin, Mardell Lake, alberta Duncan, Lois Machado, Eddie Hill, Leroy Matoush, Dante Roggero, Manuel Lino, Joyce Machado, Sheila Pinkham 2nd row- Albert Cavanaugh, C.N1ck Prater, Jennifer McCaskie, James R. Lawler, Frank Gaffney, Robert Williams, Terry Hicks, Donald Teixeira, Birdella Camren, George Neeley, I Front row- Shirley Jackson, Dolores Daut, Edna Speckman, Patricia Layson, Rosemary Locatelli, Dick Epperson, Charles Rodgers, Darlene Baker, Mary Lou ayson ' C Front- Andy Enrico, John Bertolucci Third Grade Top row- Freddie Sears, Timothy Fixes, Claire Skoegard, Mary Amacher, Mary Hermans, Frances Harrington, Bruce Manildi, Merry Pitts, Diane Parsons, Judy Vaughan 3rd row- Patty Burwell, Rosemarie Perucchi, William Lippert, Victoria Post, Norman Davies, Carol Thompson, Frances Smith, Ronald Felke, Robert Weiss, Marjorie Christiansen, Joan Machado P 2nd row- Toni Pierce, Mary Anne Buck, Nancy Hughes, Bunny Meadows, Linda Hann, Helen Neeley, Patty Drummond, Patty Mitchell, Darla Mahoney, Janet Hensley Front row- Carol Sue Buck, Sally Gravelle, Shirley Skoegard, Doris Daut, Judy Karlsen Third Grade Top row- Karl Hoaglund, Allan Canepa, Sonja Mccaskle, Phyllis Adams, Bobby Matoush, John Palmer, Jack'Epperson, Joyce Walters, Jerry Walters, ViQtOT Bosard. Mrs. Proctor - . 2nd row- Dickie Berger, Tony Costa, Jimmie McK1nnie, Raymond Dulany, Dallas Searles, Marty Macken, Patsy Putney, Nancy Sleath, Helen Lake, Dennis Wilson, Charles Ross ' ' Front row- Patsy Wells, Mary Vaughn, Bobby Epperson, Tommy Thomas, Elaine Helean, Duane ,Be-eqy, Arthur smith, Yvonne Mollimstv. ,,.. .Marg Stephen. 50106 Tiedtke Second Grade Top row- Clinton Gregor, Peter Frederiksen, Kathleen Border, Verne Walton, Philo Holoday, Ronnie Parr, David Malloch, Rosalie Hay, Marjorie Sleath, Karen Fowler, Malloch 2nd row- Bill Lenson, Elaine Brosio, Edward Peretto, Frank Reinelt, Robert Perry, Clayton Johnson, Kevin Gugat, Patsy Hurley, Judy Williamson, Paul Farlow Front row- Carol Ann Thomsen, Carolyn Dean, Merle Hanson, Karol English, Danny McLellan, Ronald Bowron, Gail Silva, Alice Costa, Barbara Stewart, Linda Pryor . . X f 1 I . Top row- Jimmy Crabtree, Pauletta Moore, Victor Pesentl, Robert Henell, Carol Krins, Fonda Raines, Alex Hoggblom, Larry Swain, Don Kasseroller, Miss Keller 2nd row- Ruth Blair, Mervin Mestre, Melvin Mestre, Alice Turner, Viola Mac Donald, Stanley Lawler, Judy Anderson, Marydean Rosensteel, Barbara Fassio Front row- Virginia-Boker, Michael Christensen, Oscar Tolbert, Tommy Ryder, Edward Azevedo, Geraldine Helean, Karen Wilson, Jack Davis, Edward Lindsey. I f rl' First Grade Top Row-Billy Cavanaugh, Clyde Izant, Vernon Carey, Gary Otterson, Larry Otterson, Marthanne Hurst, Robert Meadows, Barbara Jones, Kenneth Johnson 3 Mary Lou Hanzoni, Diane Stephen, Louis Marracoi 2nd Row-Dennis Skaj, Madeline English, Robert Cunningham,Phyllis Pesenti, Carleen Harper, Janice Felkey, Robert Johnson, Lloyd Mahoney, Billy Bond, Michael Cox, Jerry Epperson, Kenneth Caldwell, Mrs. Brose Front Row- Jerry Rowe, James Schaffer, Kenneth Teixeira, Michael Wodlen, 1 np ' Eleanor ealfney, Lois Jones, Dorothy Jerome, Judith Myers, Rose nnn Enlow, Deanna Price Glenda Seapo Sharon Christian' 9 u 9 Q First Grade Top row- David Wenger, Floyd Wall, Wallace flicks, Edward Lake, Robbie llcliin ' ni Dick Hhrting Michael Cavanaugh, Charles Grebmeier, David Kasseroller I 2nd row- Judy Schlegel, Marvin Meyer, Michael Bond, Ronnie Dinatale Linda Gillman, Richard Novak, Karen Egbert, John Rudy, Roger Clark,-Mrs. Johnson Front row- Florence Lawler, Janice Roper, Penelope Fralick Judith Crombie, Tommy C1arh,'Barry Goodfield, Susanne Park, Sharon Bruce, Robby Speckman, Bull Smith i B Sequel Movies Throughout the year at Sequel School, we have been showing movies in the classrooms. Due to recent developments itis possible to show sound movies in the daylight with the aid of a shadow box. During the recent years the motion pictures were shown in the auditorium, but, since there is no auditorium this year the movies are shown in the rooms. The school board purchased special equipment so that the rooms in which the movies are need not to be darkened except to pull the shades. All school movies are both educational and interesting to the pupil and the teacher. The films range from comedies to sports and adventure. Some of the out- standing pictures of the year were: WCamera Magicn, a picture about the tricks of the cameraman, in which all tricks are explained so that even the amateur can perform them, and NPals of the Westn, a comedy western illustrated in real life. Other pictures were: WThril1 cf a Secondn, a hair-raising picture that will make the calmest shudder at the things men will do for a living, NThe Eruption of Mount Vesuviusn, an actual Pictorial record of how a volcano is born, and NSki Revelsn, a picture about skiing contests, showed fun and the dangers of ski contests. The pupils that ran the projector were: Richard Breckon, Jack O'Connor, Ronnie Fikes, Schuyler Wallace, substitutes were: Robert Ball and Bob Morgan. Robert W. Ball Radio Programs k This year through the cooperation of K.S.C.O. many of us have had the experience of being on the radio. We think that it has been very interesting and educational. We have had a science quiz, in which the seventh and eighth grades took part. Next the students from Mrs. Peake's room reviewed the opera WLa Traviatan, and dramatized it on the radio. After that many slogans were made up for keeping Santa Cruz County clean and beautiful, and they were all read over the air. Mrs. Malloch's second grade had a lesson over the radio on playing rhythm band. All of Mrs. Maire's fifth grade students had to write short stories, using good sentences in them for their English lesson.. The eight best stories were picked, and later read over the radio by the author. Miss Kevil's third grade put on a program in which they played their rhythm . orchestra, it was conducted by Bruce Manildi. A violin solo was played by Stephen Pierce, and Harrison Lake was Miss Kevil's accompanist. 1 - Bonnie Cox Field Day Every year our school has a special day set aside for field day. We. invite all the schools in the county to come. Different schools compete in sports to win ribbons and awards. This year field day was held May 283 and we had the high school band play for us. The P.T.A. served refreshments all through the noon hour and until time to go home. This field day was the biggest and best we have ever had. This was the last year that Soquel Field Day will be with seventh and eighth grade students, as these grades are going to attend Mission Hill School. - Kay Wright Orchestra Top row- Bob McDonald, Dudley Walker, Glenelle Walton, Dick Huber, Dean Keesler Director, Joyce Korntved, Mildred Sadler, Teddy Kasje 3rd row- Luella Kraus, Joel Looney, Sheridan Post, Schuyler Wallace, Bob Morgan, Lauren Walton, Wayne Salmon, Barbara Wells, Jean Goodwin 2nd row- Harold Salmon, Rodney Jensen, Manuel Ferreira, Albert Locatelli, Joan Ahern, Claude Bransford, Valeria Reed Front row- Larry, Pepper, Kathleen Looney ' The orchestra of Soquel School is divided into two groups: the beginner and the advanced. The beginners meet every Monday afternoon with Mr. Keesler and have bee taught separately and together, how to play. They are preparing for the ad- vanced group next year. There are sixteen people who play strings, brass, a woodwinds in their group. . The advanced group meets for practice every Monday afternoon withQMr. Kessler and every Friday afternoon with Mrs. Kemp. The orchestra has played on the radio, for NField Day,' and graduation. They have gone over to Live Oak several times to practice. ,One time Soquel planned a party for the Live Oak orchestra. They treated us in return. ' Joyce Korntved Sp ,- n nd Q Girl Scouts nth' Top row- Norma dO Sprouse, Jeannette Snults, Joyce KOTHUVSQ, Lucille Thomas, Barbara Manildi, Mildred Sadler, Darleen Drummond, Roberta Ferguson . 2nd row- Joan Brown, Carolyn ifObiIlS01'1, Barbara Holbert. Marianne Frallckv Leilani Dorcy, Joan Ledgerwood, Mignon Harrison, Marvaina Dean, Judy Malloch Front row- Jean Goodwin, Delores Lippert, Donna Martin, Joel Looney, Luella Kraus, Marilyn Hay, Marion Bankhead, Marcia Campbell, Ardilla Rasmussen Girl Scout Activities ' The year 1947-1948 has been a busy year in Scouting. We have seven troops here at Soquel including Brownies, Intermediates, and for the first time, a Senior Scout Troop. Mrs. P. Myers' Brownie Troop number 44 of the second grade has worked on several projects. They have made purses and have drawn pictures of Brownie activities. ' Mrs. A. Parsons' and Mrs. G. Walters' grade has made scrap books on local events Indians, and several service projects were Mrs. Ross Brownie Troop number 29 of cloth belts, and invitations for a Brownie Brownie Troop number 38 of the third in history dating back to the done during the holidays. the fourth grade has been making Mothers' Day Party. Mrs. V. S1eath's Scout Troop number 65 of the fifth grade has been learnin to be better citizens of their country and a few badges. Mrs. Harrison's Scout Troop number 52 community. They have earned quite of the sixth grade made mats and napkins to match. They also have been working on quite a few badges. q Mrs. A. Manildi's Scout Troop number 54 of the seventh grade has been work ing on songs and badges. They had a picnic at China Beach. . Mrs. H. Ledgerwood's Senior Scout Troop number 12 took a trip to San Francisco and visited the park and museum. All members of the troop took part in the fashion show at the Womens Club inllaxch. Their prpject is sewingg they made skirts and several other things. A beginners group of swimmers has been taking instructions at the Santa Cruz plungeg an advanced group will go later. We had a Court of Awards in the Civic Auditorium in Santa Cruz where they presented the First Class rank, and the highest rank in Scouting--the Curved Bar. Joan Brown Brownies Top row- Mary Ann Buck, Diane Parsons, Sylvia Prescott, Sheila Pinkham, Sonja Farlow, Valeria Reed, Joan Kraus, Sonja Steele, Phyllis Adams, Mardell Lake, Diane Harrison, Patty Burwell - 3rd row- Nancy Hughes, Patty Hurley, Judy Vaughan, Vonda Raines, Rosalie Hayes, Judy Raplee, Mary Lou English, Patsy Putney, Helen Lake, Mary Dean Rosensteel, Elaine Helean, Patty Mitchell, Mary Vaughan, Toni Pierce 2nd row- Carol Ann Thompson, Kathleen Border, Merle Hansen, Barbara Stewart, Margie Sleath, Elaine Brosio, Alice Turner, Karol English, Pat Layson, Geraldine Helean, Pat Drummond, Judy Karleen, Carol Sue Buck, Nancy Sleath Front row- Jo Dee Tiedtke, Phyllis Nicols, Maribeth Nehf, Joyce Walters, Mary Stevens, Helen Neeley, Sally Gravelle 4 Boy Scouts Top row- Bob McDonald, Jimmy Gillies, Melvin Bowen, Dudley Walker, Ronnie Fikes .ee Lindner, Dick Breckcn ' and row- Gary Thomas, Bob Morgan, Teddy Kasje, Larry 0'Brien, Jack 0 Connor, J k A 1 th Bob Curtz 'Mr. Miller U Fignt ggwig?grry Schaffer,'Manuel Ferreira, Glenn Rock, Douglas Tledke, Ronnie Lawrence, Lowell Pepper During this year the credibly enrolled has been The The membership in Soquel School changed from Mr. Troop previously Boy Scouts of America members of Troop 70 of Soquel have increased in- is now twenty-eight, with two-thirds of the Scouts J During this year the high position of Scoutmaster Stuart to Mr. Miller. held its weeklyxmeetings in the eighth grade room, but due to the building the Kiwanis International of Soquel have.erectedifor organized groups, the meetings will be held there. The Kiwanis International are sponsoring Troop 70 and during Scout Week they invited the Troop to a -dinner, after which some of the boys gave a demonstration of scouting ability Bill Coxy, a first class Scout,illustrated the method of making fire by friction. Roy Beck and Bill Coxy, using semaphore, sent the Scout motto, 'BQ Prepared' and other messages thought up by the President of the Kiwanis Club: k ' Throughout the recent year the activitieskof Troop 70 of Soquel were many and will remain so in the future. P' T . ' Q ' - Ronnie Fikes Y-Teens Top row- Jo Anne Thompson, Dorothy Harrington, Lucille Thomas, Yvonne Shaw, Aileen Hurley, Mildred Lantz, Jeannette Springer, Jewel Crow 2nd row- Patsy Willbanks, Joellene Berger, Mary Ellen Parr, Carolyn Robinson, Mrs. Peake, Leilani Dorcy, Arlene Evers, Joanne Thompson, Eloise Anderson Front row- Marion Bankhead, Joan Ledgerwood, Kay Wright, Alice Layson This year there were twenty-two girls in the Y-Teens, and we kept the same officers all year round. We enjoyed several dances, two of them being formal, at the Y.W.C.A. Hall. Live Oak School's newly started Y-Teen Club was invited to one of our formal dances. There were also many other things,such as a pot-luck supper and a Variety Show. There were two meetings to which several Y4Teen.Clubs were invited, held at the Y.W.C.A. At the beginning of the year Miss Bunting from the Y.W.C.A. came to our first meeting to help get us started. She told us about the things we could do to help the Y.W.C.A. and also about som things we could do to have fun. Patsy Willbanks . ef px :r-2 F' ' .. , W Az' Q 6? 1-ff 0,1 Cb 'X' L I 9-+ 1' W , l at 8 J I v 11151 P is q SHDCCD DQVHQS C5 ,,. 6, 92 Qi-si f x YI? Cheer Leaders Joellene Berger, Aileen Hurley, Mary Ellen Parr CLeft to rightl Joellene Berger, Patsy Willbanks, Mary Ellen Parr, Helen Leaf' Aileen Hurley, Mildred Lantz, Jo Anne Dulany, Arlene Evers, Lucille Thomas ' Ruth Wellhausen. Alice Layson D ' Top row- Jo Anne Thompson, Jeannette Springer, Mildred Lantz, Aileen Hurley, Yvonne Shaw, Lucille Thomas, Fern Pennington - Front row- Arlene Evers, Joellene Berger, Jo Anne Dulany, Patsy Willbanks, Barbara Holbert, Alice Layson. Basket-Ball Top row- Jo nnne Thompson, Jeannette Springer, Aileen Hurley, Helen Leaf, Mary Ellen Parr Front row- Alice Layson, Arlene Evers, Eloise anderson, Joellene Berger Girl's Sports We, the girls of Sequel, were for the firs ball league. Previous to this, at the beginning played basketball. The captain of the team was This being girl's basketball it was new to we played boys basketball. Due to this fact we but among ourselves. For each of our sports we for captain. A t time in the school soft- of the Aileen us, as played picked school year, we Hurley. in previous years no other schools, 'an outstanding player v After basketball season we began playing volleyball. We played numerous games against various schools in Santa Cruz County. Our captain, Mildred Lantz, led us to victory, losing no games and tying none. ' Next came softball. The captain, Arlene Evers, helped us to win of our games. again we played the other schools in Santa Cruz County. Some of them are as follows: Corrilitos, Freedom, Scotts Valley, and many Aptos. All in all, our coaches have done a fine job in helping us to be sportsmen. good Aileen Hurley Tennis Players Top row- Glenelle Walton, Teddy Kasje, Bill YOHH8, MTS- Peake. Barbara Menildi Mildred Sadler Lynette Fitch - I 2nd row- Carolyn Robinson, Joel Looney, Kay Wright, Marvaina Dean, Joan Brown, Norma Jo Sprouse, Joyce Korntved, Bonnie Ann Cox Front row- Ferdinand Mestre, Schuyler Wallace Tennis When we started playing tennis this year we had some new players, most of whom had never played before. They have learned well and most of them have be- come very good tennis players. We had a week for the sixth grade and they, too, have been learning to play. Some of the sixth graders are very good for not having had much instruc- tion. The seventh and eighth grades play almost all'of the time. Through the year we have played tournaments, and studied, and worked hard. Most of us have been rewarded for our hard work. We find that our work and studying have been rewarded by our Knowing more about tennis. Top row- Jimmy Anderson, Jack 0'Connor, Charles Moreno, Troy Crow, mr Miller, Dayton Garber, Gary Paden, Jimmy Gillies, Albert Locatelli 2nd row- Jack Anderson, Manuel Ferreira, Thomas Mitchell, Lefty Van Sickel, Garth Conlan, Rgbert Lgcatelll, Larry OFBrien, Bob Curtz Front row- Roy Martin, Richard Breckon, Norman Totten, Melvin Bowen, Grover Handley This season Soquel has had an almost victorious football year, playing five practice games and seven league games, winning all but one practice and one league game. For the play-off of the champlon ship we tied with Scotts Valley. Sequel Soquel Soquel Sequel Sequel Soquel Soquel Soquel Soquel Soquel Soquel Soquel Total 19 21 21 19 14 12 13 6 7 13 K6 6 135 -Scores- Mt. School Live Oak Boulder Creek Corrilitos Scotts Valley Freedom Live Oak Boulder Creek Scotts Valley Corrilitos Freedom Scotts Valley Total 'r 1 1 How's that for a record? Qpracti I V cel ,leagueh Qleaguey hpracti Vpracti i Y league league racti ts Qpraoti tp cel cel leagueh 1 I 1 ,I cel cel Qleagueh ,leagueh -ga . - Lp I M.. .- rf un -uvuu - L. N if 1 I .fagvfg Y-13414 ' Single-Wing right-run pass, Dayton Garber I8GS1V6S the ball, runs to the right and passes to left end, .Jimmy Harrington. ,-..- 'wa ca' 5 A .il - ll' . Q-A 41. gym A 513816-Wing left-run pass, Lefty van olcxel recelving the ball from center, Al Locatelli, will pass to Jimmy Gillies acposs bhe line. A, - Q L. ,H Dayton Garber fades back for a long pass. Tne rest or the backfield, Richard Breckon, Lefty Van Sickel, and Bob Curtz block his way. . ,I rf This picture shows the Sequel line charging in on Scotts VH11ey's fullback as he receives a high center. In.the foreground is Mr. Paul E. Walters, referee and principal of Soquel. ' The Scotts Valley line' holds as their fullback gets ready to pass. Soque1's backfield gets ready to stop the pass. ' ' ' ' I I ,T 4 , 1 f. e Bob Morgan I Lefty Van Sickel Chl1CK MOTSIIO Mel Bowen -Ti111my'G1111f I v Zirzr .. A1 4,'.'W' :'Y -yr. H .,U ,. i . gi .5 vnu! - 3 'Q ,fl 11:1-5 Lf Bob Curtz, Buddy LOHS Jimmy Harrington Albert Locatelli 'Tack O'Conno1' Dayton Garber ' Norman Totten Garth Cqnlan RL0.l1,Q1,1d Bredlcon Grover Handle-5' Roy M57-'tin +,, '44 ' 3 -,FL A . ,. hfliffo , Y ' , jig - 7 ,. 1 'Om ,, - VHF: 'r W H. . J Q i. 1, -li , f- LTL Jr 'Lf-45 YI -. . ' Q 1- ' --121.1 VF ' . ' PS., Q.--2+ . ,A , ' ee,-,ff-, L J- W -Y A - rgswnizfjs- H - ' . 5'-P'-'ii,,m A 'Si W, Ng fl ,f'5 ,iw 5 . ' -- ,,. - 'mix' leg- g'7!':xnjQ .,., :,., .,..3,.,.,:,,.r., ,, -- .' - ' . gkwnwmwd gre QWMQR Gary Ibadan Richarq: Hayes JEICK Anderson Robert Locatelli Riqhggq Hughes Larry ujBrien Baseball Top row- Harvey Faught, Jack O'Connor, Chuck Moreno, Dayton Garber, Mr. Miller Gary Paden, Troy Crow, Jim ie G111iS., Albert Locatelli 2nd row- Jack Anderson, Manuel Ferreira, Rocky Vaughan, Thomas Mitchell, Lefty Van Sickel, Harry Faught, Robert Locatelli, Larry O'Brien, Bob Curtz, Philip Roberts Front row- Roy Martin, Richard Breckon, Norman Totten, Melvin Bowen, Grover Handley Baseball Soquel started the 1948 baseball season with a practice game at Soquel with Scotts Valley. Soquel won the game-- 7 - 4. The starting line-up in this game was: Chuck Moreno, Mel Bowen, Gary Paden, Lefty Van Sickel, Jimmy Gillies, Bob Curtz, Gene Vaughan, Gavin Bogaard, NormannTotten, Grover Handley. after that Soquel won three more games straight, and then were thrown for a loss by Scotts Valley. Baseball Schedule Soquel 7 Scotts Valley Cpracticel Soquel 14 Corrilitos Kpracticej Soquel 16 Aptos Cleaguel Soquel 2l Freedom Cleaguel Soquel l Scotts Valley lleaguel Soquel 8 Corrilitos lleaguej Soquel Aptos Qleaguel Soquel Freedom lleaguel Soquel Scotts Valley lleaguel Soquel Gorrilitos lleaguel The last four games scheduled above have yet to be played as we go to press. O'Brien, Grover Handley Soquel Sequel Soquel Soquel Sequel Soquel Soquel Soquel Soquel Total I-iii 55?-10 gzsnqgu Q,-Q-UJH H 0 Q e'5'sv-12 gre: ol cn S -Hs' rs' w oC4o omwww fargo H -n 54542 emQ2n gf?m'Jg . mqnfju wg' W' I-he o SD D' .':1't-Uobx-I mow!-'o RENEW Y' H-I 2356? ml HL tD ocameob P70000 OSDSBID' bd- d- - m as HEEH ord rea mr+ue+w H- 4 4 Q 'U wwww m D0 Q1 J? 8 JSEUE' ' S35 E ab'- 6 K +ve- H- Etro H mrwg H wrd m 4++m H 's'U- ' eg? 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WWe Sell Grange Feeds' See us About Our Broiler Contracts Oscar Kasje Phone 3A2 CAPITOLA HARDWARE Dutch Boy Paints Magic Chef Ranges Phone Santa Cruz - 45W3 Bendix Equipped CAPITOLA LAUNDRYETTE 'clothes Washed se Dried In One Hour ' 'f I I I I . I I I I I I I I -Luscious Italian Dinners- : - I I I I I Telephone Santa Cruz AAWZ , Rina Repetto Al Soleri : CAPITOLA BEACH CLUB On Beautiful Monterey Bay Overlooking the Bay Compliments of I QUALITY cfxsn ummm 1 I I I I -Fruits a Groceries- I I I I 0 L3 Stockton St. 1 -Fresh Vegetables- I P.O. Box A88 Capitola, Calif: , , I v We Give S k H Green Stamps 1 , I ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQS Congratulations 1948 Class! BLACK sf. WHITE sL'oRE Harriette R Joe Homer Berry A. O. GRAHAM Mbtor Tune-up and Carburetor Service Tires Complete Tubes Automotive Batteries Service Sequel , California -.., ii Y, , , 'W 'E Y' ML X , L1lVEJ5: W 5799 R 1 , LJ , -rf!! M . . , ff . 4 ,jV WW lc D Q5 50 b Q Q5 X C . 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