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

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S952 Laura Lou Houghton Uoiiiisvlimz Olive S. Johnston liiiulisln Capt. Lewis Jost l'AlSN'l' lin-iis'li 'll-slim.: Mililairy 'I'r:iinim.: Fern Johnson William Jorgensen Seienee Si-ience 1 o ool-is Lfoozl, elm-sift it? Rl:-iiiliers ot Mrs. Xnnai xYt'lllJt'l S eo-ed cooking: class dip: lnlo 4 O G I lemon pie. ggi J - Nl? .S-x' 'S 'Q 3 Nui out .T -1 bg , , r J Santa Barbara High School was proud of Miss Fern johnson for being selected to attend the Berkeley Science Conven- tion in December, and Nlrs. Pearl Nlath- cws for hcr Fulbright Award to study in Italy last summer. Hmm, not ball! 'IR-rlily Usboiirm- S look :it at llilllllvl' the iiivnibe-rs of Mr. .Iohn XYilcl1m:'s art class is l'I'b2lllllf.2'. teps lun-k to Go, man, go! he iw-pc-:its to himself. Bliss Marion Crowe deniamls speed and accuracy from typing students.

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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

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Q into an-Af 5 .. ,,,..- . William Karcher I'-'uislrsir M Sgt. Arthur Leonard Robert McNeill . - 5lllil:ir5 'lilllllllllll 1'oi.rflii1:lll,,- nf XM il June Lane . Iix ri -I 1' A Lawrence P. Lesl:e li' ' A ' Aloliwrn lJ2tIll'f' Art: Vrnfls Maynard Male l'!'iIlllllil i' And Citizenship . . There was an increase of sixteen teachers among the faculty of our school community. ln the English de- partment are Hrs. Juanita Swedenburg. Nliss ,Ioan Gunn, Hrs. Xlary Lee Erwin, and Nliss joan Reynertsong music de- partment-H Nlr. jerry Sweaneyg special trainingeNlr. Leonard Rogersg business 5 Nliss Nlarion Croweg machine shope Nlr. Nlarvin Nlelving physical educa- tion-Nlr. Rod XVhite, and Nlr. Samuel Cathcartg science Nlr. XVilliam Alorgcn- sen, Nlr. Charles Peters: homemaking- Nlrs. Constance Nlorellg mathematics- Nlr. Raymond Killgroyeq arts and crafts eNIr. Ignacio Reyes: arte Nlr. ,Iohn XYilding. Not new but returning to us were Nlrs. .lune Lane, modern dance. and Nliss Nlary Schoenborn, language de- partment. who taught in Hawaii as an exchange teacher last year. Mrs. Nlary Iimma Kincaid replaced Nlr. Pruitt early in the year in the mathematics department. NJ ...aa -.4 f in Q up Catherine P. Martin liiiglislil 'I'ywmr Pearl Mathews l':lll.fllSll Marvin Melvin Xlilvilllltr Shop Charles Metten 'l'li+-:alter Arts: liinflish X .'lwvr'l1 .XFIS Constance Morell Home- l':f'UIl0llllf'S .lv John Nordenson t'on1im-renal Harper Ormsby -r'll'0nif'sI liilllilt Shop Matin-nizttirw Stewart Paulin l'om1nerr'ial In-partment Vhnirrn All Charles Peters Svivllme Don Ray Pierce XVIJUII Shop Driver Training Zelma Pierce l'IbllllSt'llIlLI linulisliz USR Charles Pruitt Aliillltrlllilllfw Warren Reed .Xgrieulture Itgnacio Reyes MAI.. Flliilllbll Arts :ind lll'HflS Joan Reynertson English I9