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

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IDR. IGINAR XY. .IAUORSIIN Sinn-i'iiitn-:itll-iit ot' Saints: ll:ll'lv:li':u Vily Si-Iiools The lives of Santa Barbarans and those of the students of SBHS are interwoven in work and in play. Local citizens, as elected members of the Board of Educa- tion, decide the general policies of the city's school system. In consultation with civic organizations, Dr. Einar VV. Jacob- sen, the superintendent of schools. and his stall, the board draws up the opera- tions to be administered by the superin- tendent. Mr. George Browne, assistant They Co-orclincite MR. GI-IURGI-I BIIONYNE DR. UH.-XRLO'l'TE El,MO'l Assistant Director of SllINtl'llllt'lNl9llI of Schools Secondary Education superintendent, deals with business and maintenance While Dr. Charlotte Elmott handles the activities of the junior and senior high schools. In our school Nlr. Harvey Holt, prin- cipal, handles external executive and public relations problems. Mr. Douglas VVhite, vice-principal, supervises student body affairsg and Miss Frances Gower, dean of girls, advises the Girls' League. Nlenibe-rs of the Iioznrd of l'iIlll1'2lll0H are t d X I N H n 1Sea e J 'iee- 'rc-sideiit Iiruce R. U'i'eal, lStandingD Mrs. Elizaihetta P. e-nclcrso resident U. 141, Sovine. Mr. David S, Lic-ker: and Mr. Joseph Paxton.

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Our Activities ll XXI I-.S A. 1.UXKl',li NIH. lltrl HIMXS XX'lll'l'l'I . , , lb in ol hirls Vim'-l'iim-ip:uI TO THE SENIORS The Class of l95S can rightfully take pride and satisfaction in their fine rec- ords made in school. You have been out- standing in scholarship and you have been Community minded in making so many fine contributions of service to the city and to the school. Our student body organizations and the many co- Alli. IIAHVICY .l. ll0l,'l' I'l'iIlf'lliill ened by your constructive participation and leadership. VVe of the faculty are confident that you will continue to move forward in the future. Nlay God's richest blessings be upon you as you plan and work for happy and successful homes, careers and communities. HARVEY Hom, curricular activities have been strength- 1Jl'l.I1l'1'f7lll fSeatedJ Mr. XYilIizim KlI'f'l1t!', re'f:istrz1r: de-an of business: and Mr. .lolln S. Grt-em Mr. Donald Stillman. chairman uf instruc- head Counselor. each were outstanding tion: QStandingJ Mr. Louis Tsoutsouvas, leaders of our community.