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B. Proclamation honoring the Kiwanis Key Club (Cherokey) at Sequoia High School; (207) Mayor Pro Tem Hartnett read the Proclamation honoring the Key Club of Sequoia High School whose motto is "Caring, Our Way of Life" and presented it to Geri Mayers, President of the Woodside Terrace AM. Kiwanis Club, sponsors of the Kiwanis Key Club at Sequoia High School. Mrs. Mayers introduced Dr. Glenn Lew, Kiwanis Advisory to the Key Club, who thanked everyone who helped to reestablish a Key Club at Sequoia High School: Geri Mayers, Barbara Lietke-Garcia, Phil Wang, incoming Kiwanis President-Elect Larry Gray, and President of the Sequoia Key Club (Cherokey) Randy Fish. Mr. Fish introduced other Key Club members who were in attendance: his sister Darlene Fish, Michaela Laveroni, Patrick Cooper, Andy Chow, Leslie Roth, Emily Marcoff, Chi-Young Choy, Julie Eglington, Ryan Hopkins, Jill Yeager, and Judd Busey. Mrs. Mayers reminded everyone that Councilman Sanfilipo had been a Key Club member in high school and it had served him well. MINUTE ORDER NO. 95-172 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS A Frank Bravo, 1349 Walnut, San Carlos, spoke on behalf of the Sequoia High School Alumni Association and described the hugely successful Centennial events held over the weekend, including the variety show on Friday night, football game where Sequoia High beat Burlingame High on Saturday, the dinner dance and Centennial Ball on Saturday night, and picnic and dedication of the Tea Garden on Sunday. Mr. Bravo reported that the celebrations had raised funds for three endowment funds: the Spirit of the Seal academic award, the Tea Garden and Carrington Hall. Mr. Bravo invited everyone to attend the second annual car show on October 1, and the dedication ceremony on October 19, 1995, when Sequoia High School will be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. (1000) B. Request to address the Council regarding Carrington Hall - Geri Mayers, President of Woodside Terrace AM. Kiwanis Club (115) Mrs. Mayers thanked the City for their support of the Kiwanis 4th of July Carnival that raised funds to assist the community in many ways, including pediatric supplies at Sequoia Hospital, the Sequoia High School Key Club and educational scholarships. Mrs. Mayers presented a $1,000 check for Carrington Hall restoration from the Woodside Terrace AM. Kiwanis Club to Frank Bravo, representing the Sequoia High School Alumni Association. Mr. Bravo advised the Council that the alumni board would soon vote to match the funds voted by the Council to do a restoration study of Carrington Hall. MEMO 9/19/95 Regular Meeting Minutes MINUTE BOOK NO. 53 September 18, 1995 page No. 323 Page 2 . - . .--.