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

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,S 1 SBHS STAFF MEMBERS taking a coffee break are Mrs. Helen Gil- bert, Mrs. Ruth White, Mr. Sam Cathcart, Mrs. Virginia Olsen, and I4 Mr. William Crow, teasing Mrs. Gilbert. WHICH do you think is harder? Finding the stamen and pistil of a flower or following the circulatory system of a human? Mr. Robert Kaiser is dissecting a flower for students in his biology class. TEACHERS in the Santa Barbara area visited local firms on Business Education Day. A representative of the Southern California Gas Company conducts a question and answer period.

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Staff MRS. JUNE BOWMAN, right, librarian, discusses a new edition, one of many this year, with Mrs. Virginia Olsen, library and audio-visual clerk. MRS. SUE R. TARBI, our indispensable nurse, shakes down the thermometer for her next case. THE LINE WAS long for the thermometer in the nurse's office during the flu epidemic, but due to her watchfulness the epidemic was limited. She and her assistant, Mrs. Ellen Rowe, help the City Schools physician, Dr. L. C. N. Wayland, in giving physical examinations for athletic eli- gibility, besides keeping all health records on individual students. 13

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MR. C. E. SOVINE, president of the Board of Education, and Mr. Yale Griffith, attorney, are breaking the ground for the new San Marcos High School. Seated in the background are Mr. Donald Stillman, principal of the new school, Mrs, Eliza- beth Henderson, member of the board of education, and Dr. Norman B. Scharer, superintendent. J' . Z , fx' ve MR. FRANK PRIESTER performs one of the many iobs above and beyond as a student buys a tick Aside from teaching ........ TEACHERS ARE human too. They also have to stand in line for their lunches. AN IMPORTANT LINK betwee Miss Shirley Sanchez, telephon et for a basketball game. n our faculty and community is e operator.