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

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backbone Campus Life issembly Committee Simulates Student idu cation, Enjoyment he highly influential task of selecting pro- rams for student enjoyment and education ras the responsibility of the Assembly Com- littee, this year under the chairmanship of fancy Davidson. he committee chose the professional as- smblies, such as foreign dancers, musical roups, travelogues and interesting speakers, fnlike assemblies put on by student talent, the rofessional assemblies were paid for with inds allotted from Student Body funds. Iwards Committee Honors Top Students, Clubs Assembly Committee members were SITTING: Julia Reed. Gary Richmond, Nancy Dav- idson, chairman; Kathy Hagan; STANDING: Chris White, Terry Blue, Susan Bauem- schmidt, Jane Mendillo, Mr. Nordenson. adviser; Bob Butler, Tom Hawkins. The duties of the Awards Committee arose toward the end of the school year. At that time, the committee members chose who they felt was the outstanding sophomore, the out- standing incoming senior and the school club that has offered the most to Santa Barbara High in service. Members of the Awards Committee were SITTING: Patti Bid- dulph. Charlie Grant, chairman; Pete Malin; STANDING: Dave de la Torre, Arvin Engelson. 21

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Specialized Committees Advertising Committee mem- bers were Miss Straight, ad- viser; lim Strauss, Dave Moore, Tay Shalhoob, Ron Zoldos, Wally Tong. Missing is Chairman Rip Georges. Advertising Committee— Lively, Creative, Informative This year a very contagious spirit splashed forth from the Advertising Committee. The group was well organized and uniform in style. Chairman Rip George ' s all-boy com- mittee was representative of many of the school ' s commit- tees and clubs. That representation was a unifying achievement which boosted communication of vital infor- mation to students. The Advertising Committee ' s bright, amusing and clever banners were a stimulating source of information for all. Election Committee Responsibilities Heavy Members of the Election Committee were SITTING: Melody Gillard, Nancy Davidson, Chuck Curtis, chairman; Craig Hoemer, Julia Reed. STANDING: Charlie Grant, Bob Butler. Under Chuck Curtis, the Election Com- mittee has had the heavy responsibility this year of organizing the spring elec- tions. Before election week began, the com mittee members approved all petitions and lawn displays. Also they plannec the assemblies and conducted the cam- paign rallies. Through the excitemen and confusion of Election Week, the com mittee members enforced campaign regu lotions. To cap its hard work, the com mittee scrupulously counted the votes. It was largely due to the efforts of th Election Committee that the student elec tions were conducted in a smooth, or ganized manner. 20

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Dons Rally ' Round Patio Ticket Booth Many a noon hour found the Pcrtio Ticket Booth the center of attention while the Ticket Sales Committee sold tickets. Along with gome tickets, they sold ASB cards and dance tickets. Other responsibilities were selling tickets for school sponsored produc- tions. Bus tickets were sold by this committee for the first time this year. Mr. Louis Tsoutsouvas, SBHS busi- ness manager, supervised all business carried on by this committee, which was under the student leadership of Kathy Swift. Members of the Ticket Sales Committee were, ROW ONE: Lily Tong, Sue Baughman, Kathy Swift, chairman; Paul Fisher, Janet Crow, Addie Schroeder. Rose Tong. ROW TWO: Karen Hustace, Betty Bently, Karin Reeves, Rob Anderson, Terry Nelson, Kathy Harris, Penny Hunt. ROW THREE: Patti Biddulph, Lonnie Silver, Gail Young, Gary Richmond. Social Committee Harbors Mission: Brighten Dons ' Life Imagination and hard work were the important requirement for the members of the Social Committee. Under the direction of Lita Awl and faculty adviser, Mr. Clint Wheeler, this committee planned the after-game dances, the Pigskin Prom, the King of Hearts Dance and the Spring Dance. Many other jobs included providing entertainment, refreshments, chaperones, decora- tions and a clean-up committee for each occasion. This industrious group can be thanked for many a memorable evening. Members of the Social Committee were, ROW ONE: Patti Biddulph, Marie Gaiton, Gayle Ar- nold, Cathy Salero, Nanci Mast, Selma Glasser, Susie Piskulic, Jan Preston. ROW TWO: Kathy Baughman, Marie Ferrario, Tally Balch, Cheri Torrey, Kat hy Devine, Donna Ferris, Donna Yaco, Kathy Carlisle, Alice Winn, Lita Awl, chairman. ROW THREE: Mr. Wheeler, ad- viser; Ann Freeman, Bill Wurtz, Pal Bracken, Arvin Engleson, Randy Stewart, Craig Case, Dave Nishihara, David Escobar, Gary Richmond. 22