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

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fb- Legishzlure Qffieers ASB Serrelanvg Beary Cole, .-ISB Vice-Presidenl: Kim llesifall, Sergeant ai Arms: Charlie livers, Sergeanl al .-lrms: David lirenberg. ASB Legislature Under the chairmanship of ASB Vice-President Kim Westfall, the student legislature carried out the necessary law making for the student body. The leg- islature consisted of all ASB officers, each committee chairman, and representatives from English or his- tory classes. Mr. Cene Snyder was the' advisor of this organization. At the first meeting of each semester the repre- sentatives were familiarized with the rules of parlia- mentary procedure. A main task of this year's legis- lature was thatiof discussing and passing all bills concerning the use of student body funds. At each meet- ing reports from various committee chairmen were heard and debated. Another project was the creation of a noon activities committee which sponsored foreign films, dances in the gym, and other events in which students could participate at noon. Ron' 1: Tim llellahon, llarlr llendilla, Kim if exrfall, jane! Eekerl, Bern' Cole, Janis Broth, Sandi' Harrod, Chris Lem, Hon' 2: john Camill. laarni Kleelrser, fan Richards, .-lrrikz Brasseur. joe Connolli. Eli-ira llurrillo, Kathy Carfih, Sag Hvldflmdll. IUPITIY lxfUfflPf. f0l7ll Radford. Ron' 3: Carol Breiveri lxaren lxiehl- baiirh, Chele Harmer, fanel Lore, Joann Chrislenxen, Dana Dericlr, llarv Clvde, liflri Parler. .-llire llendenhall. llarilvn Barr. jeff Kinxell. Row 4: Lanee lanes, Dani Harmer, Lisa Spaulding, Jud-v Wong, lane-v Clark, Kalhlv Porter, Kalhy' Overeelm, Sieve Casselberrv, jill Rawson, Hou- 5: Kevin llurphwv, Greg Rose. Belsi llallheic, Barbara Bon-ie, llarx' Rielrimld, George Ella Oatis, llarv ,-lllll llarline:, Susie Leslie, Beck-r Peller. Sam Calhnarl. Rau' 6: Debbie Drummer, Elaine Deiuhirsl, David Blanche, lfranrisra Pranger, Barbam Breirer, llarne-v Pearce, Kris Ediel, Chuck Smilh, Ken Hlinka. Ron llurrell, Carl Poindezler.

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Mendillo Inspires Spirit in '67 ASB Although he already represented SBHS in his junior year through his participation in, Legislature and varsity sports, Mark Mendillo hoped to extend his interests and services as ASB President. After a hard fought cam- paign, Mark's main interest in office was to work closely with the entire Student Body. He initiated a Summer Activities Committee which supplemented the Student Body funds. He was also in- strumental in the organization of the Lettermanis Club and open student caucus meetings where students could discuss school problems directly with the ASB officers. In addition, Mark wrote columns which often were pub- lished in the Forge. Mark demonstrated his leadership qualities in phases of school life other than student government. He was a member of the varsity football team as well as the varsity baseball team. Also, his extracurricular interests were shown in his membership in Key Club and the Letterman's Club. Mark reveals his future in his hopes to attend Annapolis and perhaps become a naval officer. Mark considered it to be an honor to be president of Santa Barbara High School. Yell Leaders Norbert .lackson George Etta Otis Student Court Chris Lem Janis Brock Pep Leaders Dana Derick Janet Ousey g,, . C Tim McMahon Mary Clyde

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Promotes Democratic Principles r i ' ' -A -+- -is.. ,, . L, , , , 4-if .,-,+V 1 . px Ron- 1: Steve Casselberljv, llarilvrui Barr. Ron- 2: Tim llrllahon, Ro: Hoare. jmlig Brgfk, Kim lfesrfall, Sandy Harrod, Dave Nirenberg. slrria Brasseur, llark lleridillo, Chris Lem, Karen Kiehlbauch. Row 3: lirlene Regiruztlo, Naomi Fleclrser, Brlkzn Kerkering, Bob Hora, jane! Love, If endv Barbrinlr, lan Rirhards, Raphael Peruzla, Raoul Gaona. lames Kellv. Row -1: ,Indy Caslenada. Belh Sund- heim, Larry' Crandall, Terry Findley, ,lrlarv Riclrwald, llarjone llullen, Hefsi llallheu-, Chris lIcCrearv, George Flores, Row 5: Elaine Den-hirxi, 'Tensia Espi- ,mmv Bmw Crm' David Blanke, lol Lape, Franrisra Prunger, lxalhy Porler, Gail Grahn, llarr' Glade, Ron- 6: lxalhvi' Garcia, Cher lxirlr, Sue Holderman, Dana Derirlr, jan Ouser, Norberl farlrson, Nina lxoroler, llarv Remarolli, Ron- T: john Irvin, Dirk Bouslough, Gary Courl, Debbie llio::i, Gloria Caxlermda. llarr Pal- asios, Rick Glasx. Row 8: George Dubie, jualr If ang, Heverlv Bell, llilch Perry, -Il Riemensrhneider, Dare lfllfonso, Chester Cook. Ron' 9: Lupe Fajardo, Pam llerlfivan, llajarie Bartholomew, Chrisly Landeum, Don Ciimpianu, Carl Poin- dexler. Rau' 10: Debbie Hunsiek, George Laurenl, llanuel Georgila, Ra-rmona' Caslenada. Da ve Lipke. Created' to update the outmoded ASB Constitution, the constitution Re- vision Committee worked as a sub- committee of the student legislature. Chairmanned by Janis Brock, the com- mittee added to the constitution poli- cies which were already in effect in student govemment. The price of stu- dent government. The price of student body cards was raised, the number of students allowed in a committee be- came unlimited, succession to the office of president was altered, and the stu- dent court was made larger and given more power. Sazled: ,-lshle-v Crandell, Janice Brorlr, Sanalv Harrod, Ron- I: lxeilh Herril. -lrria Braxseur. Chris Lem, Ron' 2: Tim llc llahon, GarvGei1:, ffm Rirhnrds, Dan Narrello.