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

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ywswef Us ...nn Same lahn students are amused at the way thenr fellow students spell ID a foreugn language Mnss Schoenborn teaches Latm X., I gf I ,av-4 r,Habla usted espanol? Students of Spanish acquure an adept knowledge un using the language One ol the students favornte class dnversuons as M' Resales onswen Q few pemnenl queshons abou' on 'nlnwle Pm' using popular TV characters as the subgects of theur drllls nn class Cheryl of Gefmun Sentence Structure Muller corrects a prevuous student s grammatncal error 27 Q gg? :ll ll 'Ii ' T . ocgs t s o , 2 o, rl , . WL I S57 f H . . . . A . ' ,A in 2 XIX . N V VI, xx X X X, ' znfr f f is X. I t . L9 , HY l ,V , gin fvgfitf 7 lqzwl 'iq iq, -WMM to ttlr 1 Q . X I I

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W C fi -.4-ash f 3 g 'M xx 1 Q-1-xx .Txx 'fb an .lcmgcmgea C7 sw JN f Marguerlte Blolr Laura Houghton Vurglma Hunewnll Eluzabeth Sanders Dept Chaurman French Spamsh Spamsh Spamsh Englnsh Raymond Rosales Spamsh German Englush Whether It s Spamsh, Latun French, or German, two or more years of a language IS needed for college entrance German IS the newest course whlch SBHS offers ln these courses one learns about the country as well as the language spoken Not only can students planmng on gomg to college take a language but these courses are open to anyone who wants to uncrease has vo cabulary or who funds the sublect mterestlng This year students takmg a language partlcl pated In several assemblies gnven to the student body They may also 'om the language clubs If desired Mlsslng from thus section us Mary Schoen born Latm and Spamsh teacher Gettung practice on conpugatung verbs are Carolyn Muneno and Aprul Wllluams un thear Spamsh class Attemptlng to understand what theur teacher I. explalnlng are these first year German students 26 Board work IS a common thang un French l class Here Patsy Sharpsteun trans lates a sentence from her text book I I I I . K' my ' Q- sr- l G lt s Ui .. I tv V 4 9 , , X - X ' ' N x -. 3? , N ge ,:- f. f Q '17 za' K if ,Q ' -ge 1,1-vi rh -N9 I1 a.-. af, is L5-A I ,N S ,gf ,. , 75, A. -. ' qi' 'N ' W It Q9 . .Q L ., . . f - -- Y I ml . . I . , . , .

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June Bowman Librarian ldlzmg ' . . . Whether it be material to study for tests, term papers, book reports, or a book to read for enioyment, the school library is an adequate source of supply. Under the direction of Mrs. June Bowman, many hours were spent in the selection of a wide variety of material for the benefit of the stu- dents at SBHS. The busy Mrs. Bowman also gave aid in locating the neces- sary equipment. Although the library is small and at times quite crowded, it is an important part of the school - curriculum. I Referring to the card catalog Pat Griffin finds a supply of books for almost any sublect she wishes to choose gl Joan Pattee funds that the library has a great mmber of interesting books and that Mrs Bowman is an eager and to students Dudley Summerford Agriculture life Science Driver Training 28 1 A variety of agriculture courses IS offered at SBHS for students interested in farming and raising livestock This department is under the direction of Mr Dudley Summerford These courses Include animal science offered this year for the first time This course includes the care and costs of raising farm animals Also offered are horticulture plant agriculture, am mal agriculture, and general agriculture An important change made In the department this year was the cultivation of grounds and the planting of flowers to Improve the appearance of the hugh school During the year students In various agriculture classes participated in a beautification pro gram for the ag plots on the hill below the music building This program included planting vege tables flowers, and fixing a planter box near the road in which a sign will be hung 1 sf' ..l..s .J .44 7 ga 4 ' ' Y 1945 -J- ittiff ' 1x53 WJ- Q 'A fu.. wifi 'kwa-, Mr Summerford instructs some agriculture students in the latest The location of the lung in a cow is pointed out by Mr development towards more effective plant growth Summerford to students In one of his agriculture classes N . A x - ' l 'X- 2 ,f I' 1 -Q . , l .g Rfb! l t 5 . fill r t + f - in . A ' Y 1 ' - I I X . 1 . . ' . . I I - ' - A ' me 1 1 0 1 V -I .f . ' D . . A . . f I ' q 1 1. a n 1 ' 4 1 l ' al ' M g ' X , ly. If sn. 'l l ai- 7 I K wi g 4, LIT My .,,,.. K m,,g',.,.. wil' i' 1 ' l,, A ' l X ' ' 1 sl ' V PS If L ' ' 4 f I ,.,' I A fl ' u , 5- .' ' f A A ,D 5 1 ', U X If 5, . ff Q . . 8 igZk,i.Q,.' rs. li' - A - -'- ,Q , if ,LWQKF 1 ' ti . . . I ' Q A Hg f5'4yS'.,. 4,-figs l R fl 1. ., l AMPK? J g ll' If xl A I Qfvgxf Q t 4. we t - .s ' .iii A X S I lg-. X X3 V '