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

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MY- Hblfy PfiHCiPUl' Mr. Bowman, Vice-principal During his first year as principal, Mr. Holt has demonstrated the meaning of service to the students of our school. By devoting all of his time to his execu- tiveduties, 'he has been enabled to solve many of the problems caused by the constantly increasing enrollment. In his hands rests the iinal decision of questions concerning the recommend- ing of graduates for positions or for college, and the dismissal of students for violation of school rules. Mr. Holt has given many students the benefit of his wide teaching experi- ence by means of friendly talks during special periods. For instance, -once a month during the past year, he spoke to the boys' assembly on some ethical problem often met with in school life. Our Student Body appreciates the spirit of service which Mr. Holt has extended to every individual and organization within our school. As vice-principal of our school, Mr. Leonard Bowman has completed his first year at Santa Barbara High School, He has rapidly become popular with the students, many of these upperclassmen who have been glad to welcome an old friend whom they knew as vice-principal of Santa Barbara Junior High School. As special adviser of the boys, Mr. Bowman has already shown his sym- pathy and understanding of their diiiiculties. Through his kindness and fine sense of humor, discouraged students, unable to conquer rebellious studies, have found greater strength to renew the attack. He hasalso greatly aided -the Student Welfare Committee in solving the complex problems caused by an overcrowded school building. So quietly and efliciently has Mr. Bowman filled his oliice that Merlin him- self might have waved this knight into the court. Page Sixteen

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Miss Churchill, Rcgislrar Miss Gower, Dean of Girls As the pages and squires of the Court of King Arthur were assisted and guided by the wise men, so are the students of the high school aided bythe wise counselor, Miss Churchill, who became registrar when the oiiice 'was created na year ago. It' is she who ends the countless program conflicts, who guides the students in their choice of suhjects. who aids the bewilderedseniors 'desiring to enter college. 1 - . - - . - l Miss Churchill spends -much of her summer vacation recording- grades, and checking up on seniors. They then learn from her the graduation requirements they have completed -and those they have yet! to iinish. Countless hours are spent looking up these records. i p I 1 In addition to all her office work, Miss Churchill iinds time to teach two mathematics classes, both advanced. Quietly and unassumingly our registrar moves aboutfunselfishly givingher time: patiently, her advice: and kindly, her instruction. ' ' G i ' ' ' X . Witli the close of this semester Miss Gower has completed her -third year as dean of girls, 4Under -her guidance the Girls' League has carried out a very interesting and successful -program. To her, as social chairman of the--school, we owe much ofthe pleasure of various dances and parties. Besides being a dean, Miss Gower is also a teacher, having two classes in advanced Spanisht ,. Miss Gower has always upheld high standards of-scholastic attainmentg, last year, and for several years previous, she worked as a member of the scholar- ship committee. The guidance and inspiration this friend of, the girls has given them' have been deeply appreciated. Her personality and charm have won her a lasting place in our hearts and memories. ' Page Seventeen