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

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'1 K. lt.,l,j' . .. Charles Rhaads Dept. Chairman Mechanical Drawing An important division in the curriculum at SBHS is the Industrial Arts Department. A number of valuable courses are offered by the school in this area. Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, and Wood Shop represent only a few of the classes taught by Mr. Charles Rhoads, department chair- man, and other faculty members. Industrial Arts classes train students for future iobs and promote interest in various hobbies. Experience is gained for those students planning to continue their studies in these fields. Of great service to the school district and the student body is Mr. Male and his specialists in the print shop. They save the school thousands of dollars each year by printing forms of all kinds and the school papers for Santa Barbara and San Marcos. Learning the correct skills of mechanical drawing can be difficult, but with the help of Mr. Rhoods and other instructors, students have this opportunity. Don Ray Pierce Harper Ormsby Wood Electronics Driver Training Mechanical Drawing 'Vi 1 Working and developing better skills in wood is an art in wl1iCh boys in wood shop take pride. 24 Marvin Melvin Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing Auto trade and other classes prepare young men for specific iobs following graduation. Mr. Melvin and some of his beginning students review the operation of the lathe. In the electronics courses students obtain a greater knowledge ot electricity. Mr. Ormsby is showing one of his students how to test a TV set, Jew...

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5 -a Irene Walton Dept Charrman Clothnng Famlly lrvlng Constance Morell Foods Chnld Care sm' M s X Sewnng whuch as one of the umportant facets of homemakmg rs empha snzed In Mrs Walton s class iii 1 Is tt done yet? a coed cooker asks Boys and gurls enloy the chance of expernmentlng and turmng out their own meals an cookmg classes game ganna ' ln taking classes ln the Home Economucs Department students learn the art of keeplng abreast of modern trends of run nlng a home, the basic umt In this society Learnmg to cook, sew, take care of chrl dren and family management are the basic types of classes that students may take Cooklng can be fun IS an old saying but thus IS true at Santa Barbara Hugh School In the co ed cookung class Students plan and prepare complete meals as well as expervment wlth new recipes In sewing classes students learn to make therr own clothes and knut that spe clal guy a palr of socks Solving budget problems IS a malor area of study In family lrvrng classes All the detarls of rearmg chrldren come through the chuld care course where students study lnve models Learmng through these classes wall help to keep the home tures burnnng for a Iufe trme L -A ti One cup sugar on teaspoon bakeng powder two eggs 'P Three students from a coed cooklng class measure thetr rngrcdrents lor a delrcacy Li 1 Two students duscuss the preparatton for future lute durmg a chnld core course . 1- Q I K . ' I . - l L 4 . . A , 1 ' ' K . . - . . 4 X l CY I :L L ' ., , lr , Q L' sy' F . x A I ' . 1 1 A st s J l. x , lx 1,1 ' l 2 wiitlif - . fl K r Q 4' ' X l vv f 3. A qs . s ,Q ' 5 Y I I K, K , Q -' K ' i I ' :rf ' I ' l 'H , , 1 K If I Ag, 4 R- . ' X '- tl- xyy , , ss . X N ' ts- . ,, , . . I 5 I fngxs l t as f 4 'A x 'sy s N xx f j:..,fx' , X s 1 x ., , N ,A r, f to s x 1 1 ,sr K is s . sexi? w Q ls' g Xl' Q..

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'QQ , 9 x l' v o , 's X X X 1 v 1 vi 0 : x 1 X . . I V . Q - . Ruben Tysell . Driver Training ' ' Amo node Lloyd comm Wood Auto Trade Metal Craft i g V - i i i it ls L i tit .-.ti , li 9 Maynard Male Print Shop ll With the guidance and supervision of Mr. Tysell and Mr. Corliss, boys in auto trade increase their knowledge of cars. Some students build their own cars, while others try to improve the one they already have. Print Shop endeavors to familiarize the students with the organization ofthe print- ing industry. Next year it will be graphic arts. The printing equipment will be moved to the iunior college campus. :uf cv pf' 2 With a torch and goggles Roger Shute is ready to begun a day s work in auto trade Many boys spend hours per week under or on top of the engine of their car This cartoon was under the pen of artist Pete Garst tor a total of four hours before ready r nt lor run . Q I XP f -I' Corliss shows a few students in auto trade thc parts of an engine Running the Forge onthe printing press is only one ofthe many important responsibilities of the boys in print shop 25 'I t i ,I 1 5 X 1. if F ' si. .- ' l 5 - ,- I .- gg . 4 . I' . A X In ., K .J 4 , , .. es, Mr. . to p a i. l it gg W .X - r i .XXXL Di. A XX ' ' , '. ' 4 4 . Q. , - s Q. f 42 .. X . Y' fb- xiii' X 1 L . IQ uhhuh , 3-Q V 6. Al ll, ., X i 5' NX-5 'X L3 . K' I R ' ' ' A 1 x - t fl- 'xv A -- Stir:-N 'N A' M1 F Q ' L . X 'y' t - ' t--A '- i . 1' tj .hx V, . i 0 .. .. -lr 2 , wg ' . ' f P - l tm. tv, - 1 , - an x