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

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lmummunmmuuuuuulImmnmmmmnun V V E L m,um,mm,,n,,,mmmmu,mmm,,,,m,,,m. EDITORIALS THE OLIVE AND GOLD It was with high ideals that the staff of this nineteenth volume of the Olive and Gold started its work. These ideals, however, could not be carried out without sufficient financial backing. The disaster in Santa Barbara last summer so affected the financial condition of all enterprises that it became very difficult for the manager to secure the necessary funds. The situation threatened for some time to do away with the annual entirely. It was found necessary to reduce nearly all departments of the book, with the result that many activities have been given less space than they deserved. It is par- ticularly to be regretted that the literary section has been omitted. However, of all the departments of this book, the literary section is the only one which may be used in other publications of the school. ln omitting this valuable section from our an- nual, we hope that this will be done, we trust that the literary productions of the students will receive other publicity which will be worthy of their exceptional merit. OUR FACULTY Our faculty is a truly remarkable one. All of us realize this to a certain extent, but only those who have visited or attended other high schools can appreciate the superiority of our faculty. ln the first place, our teachers are good instructors. Each one knows his own subject thoroughly and teaches it well. Far more than this, however, is the fact that ours is a faculty of talented and forceful men and women. They have tlie person- ality and individuality which influence the students far more than mere instruction. A fine example of the spirit of service among che teachers is shown in the popular courses, which give us the benefit of their knowledge and experience in the most interesting fields of study. Those whom we honor most in the school are lXIr. lifartin and lifrs. Byrd. Our Contact with them will be remembered and highly treasured throughout our lives. Thev have shown us by their example the true significance of our school motto: Scholarship, Fellowship, and a Square Deal. They inspire us to accomplishments which, without their encouragement, we would not have the courage to undertake. We welcomed into the school this year many new teachers who have already become a vital part of the school. We feel that each of our new teachers has added to the success of the school, and that they have all helped to maintain the standard of quality among our faculty. T THE SCHOOL The second year in our new location has marked a decided improvement in the appearance of the grounds. Last year the campus was bare and far from beautiful, but it possessed great opportunities for development. Now this development has been realized, and the whole area is becoming a place of beauty. ,- P fats '. - ' J.'.vf fn Q' 1 f.4.L!Q 4 V - f' 17:L.zt:-'f ' .IllIllllllllllllllllllIIIIIUIlllllllIlllflillllllllllllllll, Ni I ' I 1lllllIIIllIIIIlllllllIllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllf. 12