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

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l V Beatrice Truesdale Louis Tsoutsouvas Al.-ll--i:i.iiil's ' ' ' Jacob Turnoff ll,x-i- .4 l-,fliif-nviili, ' ' :fri--iiwl li :silo ss Bimini:-: Our Future From .Xpril 2 to .-Xpril 6, Santa Bar- bara hosted CASSA, the California As- sociation of Secondary School Admin- istrators. because of Nlr. Harvey Holt's retirement. Discussions of mutual prob- lems and displays of school furniture. equipment, and vending machines in the Boys' Gini highlighted the convention. sb' is it--f R. C. Tysell Dorothy Westfall John Wilding .Xlllii 'I'i'zi4l+- 'l'i':iiiiiiii: I-Iiiulislig .loiiriizilisin .Xl'l y,. V - . 1 i Howard Walters I 'VMUW nt 4 h'mm'm Nora Wilson Sovizil Stiiflii-s Roy Wickstrum liiiulisli In-p:ii'tiiiviit l'h:iii'iiiiii Sell-time I In-p:ii'IiiiHiit 4'li:iii'iii:iii Irene Wlltonl Anna Webber Hoiiif' l4I f-iioiizifs lloiin- Ilf-oiioniir-s Alice Wiesendanger Physir-zll lirliii-:itioii IJ--pzii'tiiiigiit 4'll2llI'IIlilll S.i3 ii with Iloxi--is was Ili lllw-rzil Irlliiil-' nl ili ti iiltx 0' .v I :iliil 1-llivv stuff lu NIV. llullllilr XX'liiln- oii tlii- :iiiiioiiiivi-iiie-iit lli:il ln- woiilfl ln- Iliw- iii-xi pi'iiii'ip:il of SIIHS. Charles Sylvester 'liisivzil l'fllilf':illliii .Xl.illi- iii:iIll r Helen Thomson Roy H. Thompson Helen Tessien l'Ii.:lisli ,l as 1 Nu-1.il bllifliw-s ' x av-H ,Z 'Ax , 5 affix v ,QQ -if 2 QIX, fc

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,Q-F , W, if iii ire several students deeply zilvsorlved in using lizirhzirzi Edson reeeives instriictimis on the labeling: of i niu liln':ii'y pniiiplilet tile. This tile was utilized by lilooil types from Mrs. Mary llzill :ind Mr. Hurt 1,21 fi!!-'l'2l inx stiidt-nts, imrticiilzirly those in tho GSH Classes. of the 'l'i'i-l'ounty Blood Hunk, l5z11'lvzii':i and many other Q, tion provided one niore ri-fei'ein-v ser-tion for students :ir-tiiully ln-enine zi imrt of our comniiinity lllltivl' diligent NHHS students. the Work Experience l,l'0l-ETQIIII, wliivli is dii'eete:,1 hy Ali: Fedrlc Roe-sake and Mr. Robert Mi-Neill. This year's sophomore student had to take live solids in one semester of his first high school year. This innovation was due to the new General State Require- ment Course which emphasizes the study of important social problems facing the To Prepcire Us For world today. The course covers alcohol, narcotics, first aid, tire prevention, driver education, disaster relief, and vocational explorations which will all lead to the development of sound attitudes and help students become citizens in and out of this community. i Clarence Schutte Merritt Sloniker Jerry Sweaney Charles A Rhoades Leonard Rogers Elizabeth Sanders Physical Education Bl:-i'lizil1i4':il lbi-awing lhiiid lnsirnt oi ' S ' .'. 'S -:' Q': : . . Nlitil Shop peciftl 'Ii lllllllb-. Spam h llepiitnir-ni: lhlllllllll Donald Stlllman Juamta Swedenbu Robert Ritchie Doris Rumsey Mary Schoenborn Robert Shannon i'nri'iculnin Chairinan l-,ngli ' ' ' ' '- '- 'Q s-'iisili N1 iths matics Physical Ldueation Latin, spanish English 41, R . of ii nt es

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Xrs Ingrid Dario, secretary to the Mrs. Helen Gilbert. S+'f'retar5' to the Mrs. Faith Harder, sc-cretzlry to dean of girls, business iiiamiprer. pi-im'-iiizil. All summer while students loafed and teachers traveled or took new courses, the secretaries worked at organizing our community. Taking dictation, transcrib- ing, typing, filing, routing mail, contact- ing teachers, arranging and attending faculty meetings, and preparing bus passes, comprise only part of their end- less duties. Not pictured is Mrs. Enid They Mciintciin Our Sallaway, secretary to the registrar and switchboard operator instructor. A community cannot survive without the nutritious, wholesome, and economi- cal food prepared by its chefs. The cafe- teria staif, under the new manager, Miss Dorothy Bonner, featured meals all the way from roast turkey entrees to en- chiladas. ctuied here are fSeatedJ Mr, XV. Robles: Mr. S. Grover. head custodian: Mr. l'. NY, Haltenath, fstandingb Mr, P. Carrick, Mr, F. Duhoux, Custodians not pictured: Mr. ' I 's ' ' ' - s L' - NIS .I.Pir o . Mi. M. Fullfr, Mi.. H. Jiminez, Mi. A, Leaskin, Mi. A. ustei, . r . 1 +-, h i Haneock, and Mr. .I. Haze. Gardeners not pictured: Mr. V. Rf-nr, Mr. L, Cola, Mrs. Olnia Rowman, right. lib ii I Nlt'C'affe-rty, and Mrs, Ilene Ulark, lihrziry il sisti