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

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!' Vi' i A A Jean M, Applegate Marguerite Blair F11-'liQli Yi' lllgll In-p:i1'11m-lit Kvlllllflllilll Florence Ayton liiiiglisli Mary E. Baker liligglisli -X- Henry Brubeck H1-:ul of City Svlmuls lnstriiiixvntail blush' - Ml , Mina Boone Uimiim-i-1-iail Rubie J. Burton Olma Bowman l':ll2llSllj llruz11l1'Aisiiiiu lAllll':ll'l2lll Ardis Carter Yutzll Mllsic' The-ory Apprer-lution l5f'1lFll'YYllF'Y1I f'hairni:in .X li-an was gin-ii lm' thi- uvxx' pl-:swim-I ut Sl!llS ilizil l'0IllllltlllUI'1ll141 ilu- Sllllllllvl' well- allurr of Bliss lvzin Marvin to Mr. .luhn llullzlnd. l'llj'Sll'Ill licliim-ziliuli Robert Casier Suvizil Studi:-s H llzlskvthzlll 5' X E J. Clayton Clark l'ullllSfAllI1g XY-wk Slllln'l'YlSllillI GSH Samuel Cathcart Lloyd Corliss .Xiitng Slzigil Irirf-1-limi They Help Sunburncd students from thc commu- nity's beaches and recreation grounds, vacations, and summer jobs, all returned to stroll through thc familiar hulls of Dorothy Cotton Marion Crowe l'4fu11s1-ling 'l'ypim4: lwimiaiilsl Pliysii-ul l'1duc'zitimi :mil Sm-llinp: William Crow Paul Davidson Vliysivul liiliivzxtioii Sm-iail Stullil-s

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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.

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Q W , ZSU4 Y ZNnf'JH - N:i!SfJl - 2 H2 01 AIV. lion liny I'iw-11+ I'Jll'+'f-lllll' inspf-r'tS n l lily? Mi: 1'llgly-lies lmtfq-'S f'llvllllSII'Y Sill- woml shop Slllllvlllli 1.1-oj.-r-1, while another llilscoiiflllvlzi1i.Npvl'iri1vlit blllflvlll puts the fiiiisliim: tour-ln-s on :i 1-offf-ie tszlnll-. Us Develop High lcleols . . . Santa Barbara High School. Approxi- mately 1600 students flocked through the entrances on September l-l to choose a held that would make them more useful citizens in the future. The four main Harold Dierenfield divisions recommended by the counselors were voeationalefor business and trade, generalefor an overall education, pre- professional - for those with college plans, and certificate and continuation. Joann Gunn linton V Denman l'ouns.-ling XVoi'l1l th-oirraipliy Wales Holbrook lnix i linininsr llllllllllllllllllll lrliw---lor Mary Lee Erwin Eleanor Goodman linglisli Social Ntuc ullx 1 it I ri: Blur. WSI' li 'lixli l'l 'siul l-Id rr: ti n R tl 4 A' ' m' N ll rl U I U Gene Hall Jean Holland er rude Dickerson LOLlISe Erikson Ethel George John Greene 1'omme-reial Home Itonomies Llish Plusiczil Efliwation Soriail Studies H1-:ul Vounsceloi' Spanish Department lhaiimi