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

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KEITH, LOIS. Lois has beautiful natural curly hair and matching smile. Since she enjoys sports, she was a member of A.A.A., and also served on the Big S , and A Cappella. Quiet and nice, describes Lois to a T . KEMP, MYRENE. A prospective U.C.S.B. student is Byrene, known as Blondie by her friends. Act- ive in high school as the Usher- ette's secretary, Girls' League pro- gram chairman, a member of the Finance Committee and Triple Trio -Blondie leaves us. KENNEDY, MARIORIE. Majorie's main interests in SBHS during the past three years were the Big S , Hi Lights, and G.A.A. tprexy in senior yearj. She has a special zest in the athletic field and is known to all the girls. Marjorie will undoubtedly be successful in whatever vocation she chooses. KEHH, FRANCES. Claiming horne- work as one of the most important activities of high school, Frances was a member of the Inter-Faith Group and belonged to the Radio Jamboree. Good luck in whatever vocation you choose, Frances. KING, LOUISE. Louie is an at- tractive, well-liked girl with a very friendly personality. She was a member of the Election Board, Girls' League Welfare Committee, French Club, The Forge Staff and the Social Chainnan of the G.A.A. Louie hopes to enter U.C. KINGSLEY, XVESTON, Weston is a quiet but friendl student. His very efficient habits have made a place for him on the Scholarship Society. His most important sub- ject was RTOC and the Special Military Class, in ROTC he held the rank of Cadet Staff Sargeant and was a member of the Drill 'l't-ani. Weston's college choice will be USC. KNIGHT, DONALD. Donald is really one good mechanic and auto trade training took up most of his time. Building cars up and then tearing them down again is his favorite hobby. Don is si very energetic sole as he worked part time during most of his high school career. He is planning on working next year. KNIPPER, IANE. This blue-eyed brunette, native of Santa Barbara and former pupil of Montecito school has obtained a very good record here- lane, as quite a few other ambitious students around school, has worked half day durnig the past year. KHIGER, GENE. lf you ever went into the auditorium in the after- noon and heard a lot of hammer- ing or sawing it was probably just Gene helping to make a back-drop or some stage apparatus. Although Stage Crew kept him busy he still found time for sports and many other activities. KOENIG, JACK. A slow grin and a mischievious twinkle in his eye, describes this tall, bnmettes most striking feature. lack was liked by all who knew him for his joking nature and msichieviousness. He will be greatly missed at SBHS next year as all popular students are, but will be seen on the campus of UCSB. KULGIS, IRMA. Seen roaming the halls of SBHS daily was this bm- nette of a Home Economics major. She was a rather quiet girl with an adorable feather bob which was her most illuminating feature. Irma thinks she will work next year. KUMP, KAREN. Born at llrono, Utah, Karen has a naturally sweet disposition. She was a member of the G.A.A., Science Club, and served as n most capable monitor. Karen will retum to Salt Lake City after graduation to become a secre- tary. Ns as

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HOUSER, KENDALL. Kenny is to be seen as often with a new car as a new sweater. Tall, blonde, good-looking and amiable is typical of this well-like ambitious senior lad who has big plans for entering UC SB. He has made a good scholastic record in his math major and will no doubt use it in his chosen future. HUGHES, BONNIE. This newcom- er from Woodland, California, made a wonderful impression on all her classmates. During her year here she was a member of the Olive and Gold staff and the French Club. Al- ways liking good jokes is Bonnie. She would like to attend the Univer- sity of California. IRELAND, JAMES. Fun-loving, and always joking Jim's impish smile will be long remembered at SBHS. He was one of the many fellows to join the Navy in January where he made an equally good impression and standing. Among Jim's many ac- complishments was his fine record with the Santa Barbara Dons of last year. Jim says when he gets out of the Navy he plans to continue his education just where, hc is not sure HUGHEST, MARY EDEL. Mary is a cheerful, serene person, with beau- tiful blue-grey eyes. An avoricious reader, Mary won a place in thc hearts of her English teachers. She was a member of the Inter-Faith group, and hopes to enter the Bible Institute of L. A. and Redlands. JACKSON, PEGGY. Peggy is a pretty beaming blonde, who proved to be very efficient as the Business Manager of the Olive and Gold staff. She was a member of the Usherettes, the French Club, and Girls' League Executive Board. She wlil go to either Mills or U.C. JENSEN, ROLAND. Roland hails from way back in Morris, Minneso- ta. His favorite subject was ROTC, where he has attained the rank of cadet sergeant in the senior year. He is quiet, but very friendly and conscientious in his school work. Af- ter graduation, he plans to enlist in the Army. JESSIE, AILENE. Blonde, beautiful and ambitious, perfectly describes this newcomer to our high school. She was a secretarial major and one of the best our school has ever tum- ed out. She is a hard worker and will go high in the business field. JIMINEZ, ANTHONY. Tony is a nice looking, quiet, but friendly sen- ior whose main interest in high school was sports. Varstiy track, 6- man, and Intramural basketball have kept him busy. The Navy is next on Tony's list. JONES, BOB. Bob is a favorite of everyone, and his achievements are many. He was chairman of the Program and Rally committee and was one of our very hard working linemen on the football squad. Bob was also a credit to the Athletic Committee, Awards Committee, and many others, He has a college edu- cation in mind for the future. JONES, MARIAN, Brilliant, net and an active classmate is this am- bitious lass who wants to continue ber education at Pomona. Marian was Radio editor, a member of Jun- ior Statesmen, Inter-Faith and Leg- islature. As far as we know Marian plgns to go into Statesmanship and is certain to be a success. s KEENER, DONALD. Donald is an unusually fine, alert student, respect- ed by all who know him. An active member of many student body acti- vities he has added much wisdom and clear thinking to benefit the or- ganizations he belonged to. UCSB will be hearing more of this brilliant student next year on hteir campus. Don was a member of Junior States- men and also was the top man of the Scholarship Society. KIENBORTS, DONALD R. Don is a frank person with quite a person- ality. Besides his many social acti- vities. he was Boys' Sports Editor of The Forge, and active as an ROTC officer. Next stop for Don is UCLA. ,,,,..,.- .- 5 . .af V fa V Q K uv.. ,.., . 1 A

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KYLE, DAVID G. This sober faced senior fella can't fool anyone with his serious face because all who know him are attracted by his pleasing personality. While here at school David has taken interest in the Spanish Club, the R.O.T.C., and being a member of the Scholar- ship Societ. The University of California at Santa Barbara is the goal David is aiming for after grad- uation. LA BARGE, IEANNE. Fun-loving, happy-go-lucky, and well-liked de- scribes Chick. This bright and shinny girl proved her ability through her work as treasurer of the Drama Club, and as a member of the Girls' League Executive Board. She was also a very active mem- ber of the G.A.A. Chick plans to attend a business college. LAMONT, ALLAN. Athletic and populari' are two words which com- pletely describe Allan. He used his 6' 4 height as the center for- ward on the Varsity Basketball Team and stood on the first sack in baseball. Allan belongs to the Harding Varsity Club and Letter- mans Varsity Club. He did out- standing work as an officer in the ROTC and was one of the mem- bers of.the drill team. AI plans to attend the University of Michigan. LARSON, RALPH. When we think of sports reporting we thing of Ralph Larson. For two years Ralph was the leading sports columnist of the Forge. He participated in track events all through high school. Ralph also was an active member of hte LC. Lewis Hi-Y Club, the Latin Club, and the junior States- men Club. He comes from Evans- ton, Illinois, and wlil return there after graduation to attned North- VVestern University. LATHIM, SHIRLEY. Shirley is a tall, slim, attractive brunette, well liked by all those who know her. Although she appears to be quiet, she was the spark plug of many affairs. Shirley is quite interested in tennis and will give anyone a good game. The best of success Shirley in whatever profession you choose to follow. LEEVER, FRANK. Red-headed, jovial Frank, is known to all for his even disposition. He was act- ive in both band and ROTC, and will probably attend UCSB next fall, provided Uncle Sam doesnit inter- rupt his plans. LEWIS, MARIORIE. This neat, careful senior gal, was quite act- ive in her three years here at high school. Proudly, Marj claims all these activities-C.A.A., Big Sv, In- ter Faith Club, Iunior Statesmen, and a monitorship. Outside of school she's been active in Job's Daughters. She hopes to enter W.C.S.B. for further studying. LEWIS, ROBERT H. Musically in- clined, Robert was a member of the band and orchestra in which he plays the bass fiddle, and inci- dentally, make A's. He was also a member of junior Statesmen, and scholarship. Horses are another of his varied interests. Robert plans to attend Davis College. LIGHT, THOMAS. Tall, dark and of a conservative nature is kuite a combination for one person to po- sess. Tom is a scholarly lad and took quite a large part in school activities. He will saunder up to the hill next fall to attend UCSB. LINDBERRY, THERESA. Theresa, in her very appealing way, has been popular in high school and active in school affairs. She was a mem- ber of the Usherettes' Club, Adver- tising Committee, The Forge Staff, Art Editor of the Olive and Gold and a prospective Seal Bearer. Tessie hopes to enter U.C. in the fall. LIVINGSTON, DAVE. Maioring in Print Shop, this well-liked lad is well prepared for an active and useful future. He has leamed ex- tremely well the knack of the trade and will go far in that field after graduation. LUDWIC, ELDON. Eldon is an ardent athlete, having played Six- Man footfall and maintained an active membership in the LC. Lewis Hi-Y for two years, and in the YVestside Boys' Club. Eld0n's prin- cipal subject was R.O.T.C. where he held the rank of sargeant. After graduation Eldon plans to attend Oregon State Agricultural School at Corvallis.