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

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Principal's Message The class of '58 is to be congratulated for their many fine achievements while at Santa Barbara High School. We are sure that the good work you have done here is indicative of the contributions each of you will make in your community, as you assume the re- sponsibilities as adults in your chosen field of work. We know you will meet the chal- lenge of each new problem with the same enthusiasm and understanding which you have displayed these past three years. Our best wishes go with each and every one of you. Again congratulations and best of luck to all. C. H. Hardesty, Principal THE SENIOR CLASS' biggest money-raising proiect, the magazine sale, was well guided by Nan Cundick and Art Ludwick, senior magazine sale co-chairmen. AZ: . , ,1.- M - ' N .L L ii rc f I V - m.gMj,5ff r S' r Kg V H h 1 i Q l gl li ll X lx AHA R 28 it v THE WELFARE of the class lies in the hands of its officers. This year's officers are David Parma, pres.7 Larry Leifer, vice pres., Nan Cundick, sec., and Trudy Turner, treas.

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L -NA TAKING A MOMENT to relax, Miss Dorothy Cotton and Mr. Harold Dierenfield, senior class counselors, stand by to help us with the many scholastic and extra-curricular difficulties we experience throughout our high school life. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL plans many of the social events of the senior class, such as senior week and the all-night party. This year's theme was a Mardi gras. ROW ONE: Lesley Andrews, Art Ludwick, Nan Cundick. ROW TWO: Katy Thompson, Judy Copley, Linda Bouma, Trudy Turner, Virginia Lopez. ROW THREE: Direk Hedges, Lynn Bois Clare, Stephanie Stevens, Robbin Ritchie, Judy Dinnogen. ROW FOUR: Wesley Thielst, David Parma, Mike Baker, Steve Nutt, Brian O'Gorman, Larry Leifer. X.- ,TW