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

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And there are other farewells to be spoken. Mrs. Nlary Arhogast, who taught English, lhlrs. Edna Beck, girls' swimming instructor, and ltlajor Rich- ard Starling, ROTC instructor who has received orders for duty in Germany, are leaving the high school faculty, as are three of last fall's newcomers, ltlrs. Lane, Mr. Couse, and lwr. Profant. To lVIiss lVIary Schoenborn we say aloha rather than goodby, as she has taken a year's leave of absence as an exchange teacher in Hawaii. ROY H. THOMPSON Mathematics HELEN F. THOMSON Social Studies DOROTHY TIMMONS Chemistry O. I. TRAUTZ Special Training Class 16 concentrated our force DORIS T. RUMSE Physical Education ELIZABETH M. SANI Spanishg French MARY SCHOENBO1 Latin, Spanish ROBERT SHANNO English SGT. THEODORE SLECHTA Military Training MERRITT SLONIKI Mechanical Drawing CAPT. RICHARD STARLING PMS8zTg Military Trai MARGAREAZIQ STRAIC rt Department Chairmz CHARLES SYLVES1 Physical Education Acting Department H HELEN TESSIEIY English While several of our teachers are leaving this spring, three are preparing to come home. In Ger- many, Miss Florence Ayton is concluding two years of teaching at the American High School in Heidelberg and will return to her English classes at SBHS next fall. Mr. Howard Walters plans to resume his duties as head of the Social Studies Department, and Mr. Clarence Schutte, who has been on military leave as instructor for the AROTC at UCLA, will return to his position as head of the Boys' Physical Education Department.

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aths of learning. . . 'IEL M. MOSS tocial Studies 'I NORDENSON Commercial m Coordinator OUISE NOYES English partment Head LPER O RM SB Y Shop Mathematics NART PAULIN Commercial partment Head T RAY PIERCE Stage Craft 'iver Training LMA PIERCE lishg Counseling RT J. PROFANT Biology ,RLES PRUI TT Mathematics BERT REVIS sical Education Now as the year draws to a close, there are, inevitably, goodbys to be said. So much a part of the high school that it is hard to imagine SBHS without them are the two teachers who are retiring this spring-Miss Maybelle Davis and Miss Ethel M. Moss. Miss Davis has been librarian at SBHS since 1921, and Miss liloss, social studies teacher and founder of our Junior Statesmen chapter, has served Santa Barbara High School for thirty-four years. Other new faculty faces were those of Mrs. June Lane, modern dance instructor, Mr. Harold Couse of the Social Studies Department, Mr. Robert Profant, who taught biology, lWr. Nora Wilson of the English Department, and Mr. Charles Metten, theater and speech arts instructor. Two familiar faces reappeared on the campus as hir. Lawrence Leslie returned from duty with the Navy to resume his arts and crafts classes, and Mr. Robert iWcNeill, former SBHS instructor, under- took part-time duties as coordinator of work experience. , CHARLES A. RHOADES Machine Shop ROBERT RITCHIE Mathematics WARREN REED Agriculture RH EA M. ROSS Nurse

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I5 li.-X'l'R1i'lC TRU ICSDAI. If Mathematics Department cll1?ll!'II'lHl'I LOUIS 'l'SOUTSOUVAS Business Manager Physical I'1lll!CZlliUl1 JACOB TURNOFF liiolugyg Driver Training an the future. . . R. Ki. TYSICLL Auto Trade Training ANNA R. VVIQBBER Home Economics DOROTHY VV ICSTFA LL linglishg journalism W Yes. in addition to learning how-to drive the dual control par, students ,ii drivtr-training vlasses really did learn how to change a lll'C and what goes on beneath the hood of a car. RUY VVICKSTRUM Science Department Head ALICE VYIESICNDANGI-IR Physical Education Departmvnt Chairman NHRA VVI LSON English 1 R ICN If XVILTON Home licunfnnics Rt I ll Ii RT VVO R M S IC R Physical Education fiirls taking thx- Child Care ll course had a chance to translate theory into practice as they ulmserxzt-il and worked with children in the nursery school llliillliilllltll on the high school campus.