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

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4' f l 1 ROW ONE: A. Ludwick, L. Rearwin, J. Wall, B. Ligon, S. Lake, T R k J. Chiu. ROW TWO: M Baker, S. Dumas, G. Glerum, P. Patrick, Committee Heads OUTSTANDING STUDENTS selected by the student-body president make up the group known as committee heads. Working with their committees, in legislature, and on the executive board, their goal is to uphold the high level of SBHS student government. PROGRAM AND RALLY Committee is one of the busiest groups: besides being in charge of skits, yells, and songs at all school activ- ities, they sponsor the Homecoming parade, schedule programs, and promote school spirit at the football games. Program and Rally ROW ONE: Perry Nissler, C. Wilder, A. Smith, S. Camargo, J. Walker, J. Wilson, L. Bois Clair, J. Wall, K. MacOuiddy, N. Rudolph, E. Lee, Pete Nissler. ROW TWO: Mr. J. Duerr, A. Bybee, J. Harmon, P. Howard.

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VIII I PIU! T7 all l ROW ONE: D. Sturmer, N. Voskuyl, M. Buchanan, G. Chamness, M. Hallor, D. Rearwin, B. Bowman, B. Harley, M. Mack. B. Crow, M. Cordero. ROW TWO: Mr. Ernest Berg, adviser, Student Court A THRILLING CASE of tardiness is now at the that the law-breaker may have a fair chance. stands! The defense attorney is presenting its The Chief Justice, also an elected officer, and case. He, lor shel is an elected ASB officer, his associate iustices decide the fate of the and appoints one or more assistants in order defendent. Deputies ARE YOU GUILTY? lf so, the deputies are bound to find out. These volun- teers are headed by the attorney general who is elected by the ASB. Their iob is to enforce school regulations. ROW ONE: L. Moo, J. Barnett, B. Harley, W. Simpson, R. Bow- ROW THREE: C. Taylor, E. Campbell, J. Eagle, R. Lee, D. Sturmer, ser. ROW TWO: L. Dearborn, P. Jameson, L. Tomason, B. D. Knowlton, J. Shilling, R. York, D. Killey, S. Molis. Guevara, M. McGowan, L. Miranda, L. Sizer, K. Jacobs.

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Advertising Committee MAKING BANNERS, posters and cooperat- ing with other organizations in announcing special events are among the many iolos of the advertising committee. ROW ONE: L. Rearwin, G. Dovming, S. Dumas, chairman, J. Whitman J. Reuonico. ROW TWO: K. Doctir, P. Nicklin, Mr. C. Hardesty, Mr. L Tsoutsouvas, Mr. C. Schutte. Awards Committee TROPHIES, SERVICEPPROJECTS, recognition of outstanding students and organizations are all the responsibilities of the Awards Committee. This c iyti .ittee works with the principal in prese ,5 iiti different functions. A trophy is given to the outstanding sophomore of the year. All ASB officers and committee chairmen are awarded certificates of merit. 22 ROW ONE: Miss M. Straight, J. Chiu, chairman, N. Gauthier. ROW TWO: B. Funkhouser, S. Sexton, M. Jones, P. Garst. Missing from the picture is B. Woggon. Athletic Committee EACH MAJOR sport is represented on the Athletic Committee. The Boys' Athletic Man- ager is chairman and the ASB treasurer also serves. This group co-ordinates the school's sports events and supervises the awards presented each year to the lettermen. ROW ONE: A. Ludwick, C. Lee. ROW TWO: D. Meyer, T. Long, K. Mye s J. Miller, Mr. J. Nordenson.