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

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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

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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

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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