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

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Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. C. Rod riguez, Mrs. M Sanchez, Mrs. A Melchiorette, Mrs. G Clark, Mrs L. Holdsworth, and Miss M. Reuter, man- ager unction Smoothly Counselors' office chores were handled by Mrs. Ernestine Shean. She tended to morning tardiness, kept records of pro- grams and grades for all students, and aided the counselors by giving advice and suggestions to students. All girls who had occasion to see the dean of girls were received by Mrs. Ingrid Barto. ln addition to her secretarial duties, she issued work permits and guest cards and aided in the recording of girls' citizenship marks. Appetites whetted by the morning working and studying in classes and par- ticipating in the active program of gym or ROTC, students were grateful for the wholesome, nutritious, and economi- cal food served in the SBHS cafeteria Mrs Faith Harder, secretary to the principal and ce pr nc pal Mrs. Ernestinc i ls each noon. The cafeteria staff, managed by Miss Melvina Reuter, worked long and hard to prepare the bestest meals pos- sible for both cafeteria and shack patrons. Under the expert care of the custod- ians and gardeners, the halls and grounds of SBHS were kept to the spic and span look. Directed by the head custodian, Mr, Sidney Grover, the custodians were responsible for cleaning the halls and classrooms, while the gardeners mowed and sprinkled lawns, trimmed shrubbery, and dutifully worked to keep the campus vegetation lush and green. All of these people played important parts in keeping SBHS a pleasant, orderly place in which to spend our record year. Shoah counselors' office secretary. Mrs Ingrid Barto, secretary to the can o F96 nun K-N

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