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

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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. '

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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

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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.