Santa Barbara High School - Olive and Gold Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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ACULTY HOMER MARTIN Principal of High School and Junior College English. Junior College MRS. JANE C. BYRD Vice-Principal Head of English Department. English, Junior College GRANT ARMSTRONG 0 Head of Business and Commerce Department MRS. HELEN MANCHEE BARNETT Dean Music RAYMOND W. BARRY French. English MISS JESSIE CHURCHILL Mathematics J. EARLE CLINE Mathematics MISS ADELLA COOK Chemistry, High School and junior College MISS ,IESSIE DEWELL English WILLIAM H. ELLISON of Junior College. Head of History Department History and Social Science, junior College ELDON FORD Physics, Junior College ROLAND FULLER Military and Physical Education i--f'

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OLIVEANDGOLDYf'3 wishes he might begin the four years over again. The Class of '20 is no exception to this rule. As the time of graduation creeps closer and closer, we are reluctant to go. With regret we bid good-bye to class-mate, teacher, and school. We must progress: we cannot go back. But we cannot leave without expressing to the faculty, some portion of thc gratitude which we feel toward them for their earnest efforts to teach us the ways of the books, the ways of the world, and the ways of the spirit. Particularly does the Class of '20, and, I am sure, the entire school, desire to express to Mr. Martin, our principal, the deep feeling of appreciation, and of respect which we hold for him. His patient, kindly ways, his quiet, earnest smileg and his ever ready will- ingness to help wherever he can-all these have left their impression upon every one who has had the privilege of coming into contact with him in any way. His is an character we can never forget, and would not, if we could! TO 1921 Class of 1921, we, the Class of 1920, cannot depart without a word to you-- our successors. We have had a happy three years in each others company. As loyal students, we have worked together for the best interests of our school, as very friendly foes, we have clashed on the athletic field and before the footlights. Now that we go, '21 must shoulder the great responsibilities of the school. It is from within the Class of '21 that S. B. H. S. will find her Student-Body officers for the next year, her cast for the annual Senior Play, her staff for the OLIVE AND GOLD. To you the outgoing class entrusts the honor of the school-the spirit of loyalty and co-operation for which she is noted, and the upholding of the ideals for which she stands. In all the sincerity of a sacred trust, we charge you, Class of Twenty-One, Guard the honor of the Olive and the Gold! xprlf, J: 2 I 7 1'i I I

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