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

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. V ROW ONE: Mr. John Nordenson, Jeannie Wall, Program and Rally chairman, Linda Rearwin, treasurer, Chuck Pruess, president, Steve Thorp, vice-president, Caroline Grimm, secretary. ROW TWO: Pete Nissler, yell leader, Joanie Rudolph, pep leader, Happy Lee, pep leader, Adele Smith, pep leader, Chloe Wilder, song leader, Shirley A - Camargo, yell leader, Perry Nlssler, yell leader. ROW THREE: Mar garet Murphy, Forge editor, Bonnie Toxby, girls' athletic manager Sam Dumas, boys' athletic manager, Marilynn Mack, defense attor ney, Wanda Whitehouse, radio editor. ASBOTHCGTS ooooooooooooo THE STUDENT BODY officers who served this ship. Petitions are handed out by the prospective year were chosen in the annual elections held candidate to be signed by fifty students. If he each spring. To be eligible for an office you must succeeds a vigorous campaign follows. have an 'A' in citizenship and a 'B' in scholar-

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COUNSELORS HAVE many other duties besides counsel- ing students. They help stu- dents to understand and like school. Students and their counselors work together to pick the right subiects so that after graduation they will be able to take part in com- munity Iife, or go on with further education. Counselors help in personal problems also. When serious problems arise the students meet on Friday afternoon with counselors and parents. i it it The senior counselors are pic- tured at left, Miss Dorothy Cotton and Mr. Harold Dier- enfieldp guiding the iuniors are Miss Barbara Wright and Counselors Mr.PaulCrawford,and working with the sophomores are Mrs. Anne Scales and Mr. John Greene. MISS DOROTHY COTTON closes her office door for a heart to MISS BARBARA WRIGHT exclaims over the flash of the camera. heart talk with one of her girls. DID YOU ever see a counselor resting? Miss Dorothy Cotton and Mr. Harold Dierenfield take time out for a chat about the IT WOULD be interesting to know what these two, Mrs, Anne latest Forge. Scales and student are talking about, wouldn't it?

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ROW ONE: M. Saxe, V. Vickery, L. McKary, B. Monian, S. Howard, G. Haug, C. Matthews, S. Cronan, S. Miles, C. Furman, F. Andera, P. Shoudy, W. Whitehouse, B. Temple, B. Gerdes, R. Engle, M. C. Black, K. Fisher, K. Myers, K. Jacobs, D. Stromer, A. Hauser, Canatsey. ROW TWO: P. Nissler, C. Wilder, E. Lee, J. Rudolph, C. Casey, G. Daniel, C. Platte. ROW FOUR: J. Lowsley, H. Saper- P. Nissler, J. Wall, L. Rearwin, S. Tharp, chairman, C. Pruess, stein, L. Leonard, S. Cata, D. Depweg, B. Stower, D. Daggett, M. B. Savant, M. Mack, M. Murphy, B. Toxby, C. Grimm, S. Camargo, Squier, R. Lee, F. Serena, K. Docter, E. Campbell, P. Patrick, R. Abi S. Dumas. ROW THREE: Mr. Nordenson, S. Saunders, P. Haskell, Aly, T. Ruisaki, G. Moore, L. Lane. REPRESENTATIVES of each homeroom, together with the student body officers, form the nucleus of student govern- ment. It is the responsibility of these students to discuss and decide school regulations. Values gained from leg- islature membership are experience and satisfaction in improving school government. o o o o o o o o Student Legislature