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The City Seal was prepared by John A. Person upon commission of the City Council June 3, 1957. Design of the Seal was approved in Ordinance No. 53 passed, approved, and adopted by the City Council on December 12, 1957.

• Grace H. “Betty” Wilson, Mayor
• William A. J. Emmens, Councilmember
• William J. McCann, Councilmember
• R. John Moreno, Councilmember
• Foy L. Peak, Councilmember

The Latin phrase located at the bottom of the Seal translates to: “Let the Will of the People Rule Supreme.” The eagle on the top of the Seal is a replica of the American Eagle as it appears on the shield of the United States of America, clutching in its claws arrows signifying strength and the branch of an olive tree, denoting peace. The academic cap, open book, quill pen, and scroll signify education; The bell is in the form of that used to mark the patch of the El Camino Real trail; The scales are a replica of the Scales of Justice; The four oil well derricks indicate the oil industry in the City; The building indicates the industrial area of the City; The form of an open Bible, with a Cross placed upon the open pages, signify religion.