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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1942 volume:

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Q :,+:,au,,TfY, ., wi' am A1 15 A 1. - ' .vw Jw mae :wg H f' A. fl fx WT i sfiw Wir: mf- A Am: nhlflwm if, 'vmvfv if :mmf rw'-asa' ,ff lf Forward The Olive and Glold Staff of 1942 had four purposes in mind when this book was begun last fall. First, to use as our theme this year the Don , which sym- bolizes our school and has never been emphasized or portrayed in the Olive and Gold. Second, to make it possible for you in future years to recall your high school friends and acquaintances. We have tried to se- cure pictures of everyone in the school. Third, to picture the school life of Santa Barbara High during the year 1941-42. Fourth, to list, as completely as possible, all former Santa Barbara High School students now serving in the armed forces. We believe that these people deserve special recognition for serving their country. The Olive and Gold Staff this year has enjoyed compiling this book for the pleasure, entertainment, and information it can give each and every one of you. If you find these qualities in the following pages as you turn them, we will be thoroughly satisfied. THE OLIVE AND GOLD STAFF N 1 E 3 In years to come, when you With much amused look Cast reminiscent eyes Upon this book, Recall with longing All the happy times you spent Within the walls of this your school While here your twig was bent, Regard the 'Atree f- The finished product, grown To fit the niche of life You call your own- A tree supported by the principles That linger on- The gallantry, the honesty, within The Spirit of the Don. ELIZABETH FAIRCHILD Class of Iune, '42 ':'3 I ' e x.. f f' 3: ck X Z Q W. V 'V I f g V L X7 1 Q I L 9 LS? Ylsnsnsus :AZ Board of Education and i Administration i , ,, Left to right: C. E. Sovinep Edward H. Stamm, Vice-President: E. R, Robinson, President: Yale B. Griffith: Mrs. Lelah H. Ollis Secretary and Clerk: Eldon Ford, Assistant Superintendent: Dr. Curtis E. Warren, Superintendent. The Board of Education represents the people in the management of the schools of the City of Santa Barbara. It is its function to deal with fundamental policies and the duties of the Administration to put them into effect. Dr. Curtis E. Warren, the Superintendent of Santa Barbara City Schools, has served this community for the last eight years, During that time he has gained national recognition for his leadership in the field of education. Recently Governor Olson of California appointed Dr. Warren to the State Board of Education. IESSIE L. CHURCHILL Registrar EARL MURRAY Curriculum Director Faculty MESSAGE TO SENIORS SENIORS-Graduation week has come and with its com- ing is the wish that you were not leaving the halls, the campus, and the friendly associations of the high school. But with graduation you are facing other and greater responsibilities evern more challenging. As you meet these new responsibilities and opportunities in whatever work you undertake may you find the necessary courage, strength, joy, and satisfaction in doing a good job. As Santa Barbara High School takes pride in you, may you take pride in the service you render to your community, to your nation, and to the great ideals of Christianity and Democracy. The sincere wishes of the faculty and the student body for your success go with you. HARVEY I. Hom LEONARD L. BOWMAN Vice-Principal Dean of Boys FRANCES A. GOWER Dean of Girls 'K' AWE TTY' 5 We - VG.. we .E Aw 1 MAJ. CARL I. BALLINGER R.O.T.C. ILILIA BRAMLAGE Spanish I. CLAYTON CLARK Auto Shop PAUL W. DAVIDSON Social Science ZILLAH BARNETT Attendance Secretary ARDIS M. CARTER Music IOHN CLARK Commercial TLILITA DE LA CuEsTA Placement Office CLARENCE E. BISHOP Boys' Athletics ORLEY CASELLA Science EVARTS COFFEE Secretary to Vice-Principal CLINTON V. DENMAN School Business Manager MARGIIERITE BLAIR Spanish PATRICIA A. CASH Assistant tO Registrar DOROTHY COTTON Girls' Athletics EDGAR ESTERWOLD Radio Code PNK, 14 11105, , gym-A KX? 1 Iii H GX MARY G. FRANKLIN Commercial MARGARET GRIFFITHS Home Economics L. L. INGRA1-IAM Printing LAWRENCE LESLIE Art ETHEL GEORGE Social Science GENE HALL Business Education Director OLIVE S. IOHNSTON Counselor ROSCOE C. LYANS Science Department Head LLEWELLYN GOODFIELD Social Science HELEN HAMMER Assistant Attendance Secretary HARRY L. KAPLUN Music ROBERT C. MCNEIL Landscape Gardening .5 JOHN W. GREEN English FRANK HUBBELL Commercial IEANETTE KOLLENBERG Home Economics IOHN W. MCALLISTER MusiC X, Ag: it Adi jj .31 I ,R .A., I Q . . ..., ,,,A , Za we J . 7 5 . xxx gf K f .ll leaf ' ww gd'-2 it sl is 3 'f 5 it f D. L. MAC2QUIDDY Forge IOHN NORIJENSON Commercial ZELMA PIERCE English ROBERT RITCHIE Social Science Mathematics 'Umm '99 VINETTA MINER Librarian E. LOUISE NoYEs English Department GEORGIA PRESS Commercial Girls' Athletics RHEA M. Ross Nurse H6 ETHEI. M. Moss Social Science CATHERINE P. PATERSON Head English CHARLES PRUITT Mathematics ANTHONY SCALAPINO Science WEE ETHEI, B. MEYERS English STEWART PALILIN Commercial Department Head CHARLES RHOAIJES Industrial Arts MARX' SCHOENBORN Latin Spanish fwxmf CLARENCE A, SCHLITTE Boys' Athletics SERGT. AUBREY SHELTON R.O.T',C. FRANCES TAYLOR English BEATRICE TRUESDALE Mathematics EDNA SCHUTTE Home Economics MERRIT SLONIKER Industrial Arts HELEN TESSIEN English JACOB TURNOFF Science VAL SHANNON Industrial Arts W1LLARn A. SPOONER Industrial Arts ROY H. THOMPSON Mathematics MARY WALL Librarian ERNESTINE L. SHEAN Secretary to Principal WILLIAM Srow Vocational Counselor HELEN E. THOMSON Social Science GLENN WALLACE Guidance Director Counselor -Ik' A Yrllr , HOWARD WALTERS Social Science Department Head ROBERT WORMSER Tennis Coach MAYNARD I. MALE Printing ALICE I. DULOHERY IEAN M. APPLEGATE ROY WIcKsTRuIvI ALICE WIESENDANOER Science Girls' Athle-tics ALLIE B. KELLEM IOYCE MuENcH English Girls' Athletics HAROLD A, FOSTER EI.sIE HASTINGS DOROTHY HODGINS IEAN MARVIN IEANETTB M. ELLISON GERTRUDE DICKERSON MAYBELLE DAvIs STERLING WINANS Boys' Athleltics MRS, CAMPBELL Secretary ELEANOR HENRY MARY MURPHY MYRTLE WILSON SE ,41 I0 IX f X-x1A'f f.. D January Graduates CLASS OFFICERS Charles Gartrell, Treasurerg Louisa Merlo, Secretaryg Marshall Romer, President Stephen Compogiannis, Vice-President. GOLD SEALBEARERS Stephen Campogiannis Shinobu Suzuki RICHARD Coaos Santa Barbara, California Program-Rally Chairman: Legis- lature: Varsity Tennis Team: Orchestra President: lntramural Basketball: Hi-Y Council. Veterinarian STEPHEN COMPOGIANNIS Sacramento, California Hi-Y Vice-President: Scholar- ship: Legislature: Senior Class Vice-President. Undecided IOE L. CORDOVA Texas Varsity Track: Band: Record Club: lntramural Sports. Radio Technician ELMER EDWARD BARBERE Pasadena, California Hi-Y Secretary -Treasurer. Forestry RICHARD BELL Santa Ana, California Hi-Y. State Highway Patrol DONALD THURSTON BRIAN Los Angeles, California R.O.T.C.: Legislature. Marine Engineering DOLORES IRENE Burrs Fresno, California Business College R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Drill Team: Monitor: Girls' League Welfare: Election Committee: Alpha Club. THELMA IESSIE BEGG Goleta, California Big S President: G.A.A.: Alpha Club: Glee Club. Beauty College LILLIAN MAE BLACK Ventura, California Transferred from Hamilton High School, Los Angeles: G.A.A. Sales-girl IACI4 GIFFORD BRIGGS Lancaster, California Sound Crew: Forge Photographer: Radio Club. College KATHRYN CAPAVILLA Strawn, Texas Senior-Ring Committee: Welfare Council. Work LENNART O. COLOMBANA Santa Barbara, California Band: Orchestra: R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant. U.S. Forestry Service WINIFRED COOPER Santa Barbara, California G.A.A.: 3.0 Club: Scholarship: Glee Club: Big S : Firefly, Buyer RICHARD Cox Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C.: Six-man Football: Hi- Y: lntramural Basketball, Foot- ball: Ticket Crew. Defense Work WILLIAM E. CRLISE ESTHER DE GREE Santa Barbara, California Minot, North Dakota Stamp Club: Monitor: Stadium Monitorp Big-Little Sister Com- Crew: Sound Crew. mittee. Forestry Santa Barbara State College RAYMOND A. DUNNING, IR. DONALD AUSTIN EATON Santa Barbara, California Ventura, California R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant: Band: R.O.T'.C. Staff Sergeant, Radio Clubp Six-man Football. Machinist United States Merchant Marine GEORGIA LEE ELFTMAN BARBARA IEANNE EVANS Reedley, California Santa Barbara, California Scholarshipg G.A.A.: Monitor. Monitor: Big-Little Sister Com- Private Secretary mlttee' Post Graduate ROBERT ARTHUR FARLEY WALTER E. FIELD Cleveland- 01110 Santa Barbara, California Concertmaster of Orchestra: ln- R'O.-I-'C' Staff Sergeant, Radio strumental Triog Scholarship: Club president ' Musical Director of Olive and R d, ' cold Review. H 'O Opefafof Orchestra Conductor ALEXANDRA FIROS Santa Barbara, California Marriage RICHARD F REY Covina, California R.O.'l'.C. Cadet Majorg Battalion Commander. Mechanics I CHARLES GARTRELL Kansas City, Missouri Hi-Y Presidentg Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Senior Class Treasurer: Record Club. Post Graduate: Santa Barbara State College IAMES S. FRANCIS Santa Barbara, California Stage Crew. Contractor and Architect MARGuERITE GARCIA Santa Barbara, California Big-Little Sister Committee. Work HAROLD GREEN Santa Barbara, California Legislatureg Ring and Pin Com mittee. Work FRED GEORGE Low Santa Barbara, California Aviation Club: French Club: R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant. College EUGENE MANGENI Virginia City, Nevada Varsity Football, Baseball: Var- sity Club: Record Club: Boys' League Council. Baseball: College ROBERT K. MARXMILLER San Francisco, California R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant: Hi-Y Council: Football Guard Com- mander: Boys' League Commit- tee. Veterinarian WILLIAM BROWN MCCLINTIC Washington, D. C. Star Dusters College ILD0 MARRA Italy Track: Tennis: Basketball: Var- sit Club S anish Club: Scholar- Y 2 D ship. College BRuNo MAUTINO Santa Barbara, California Music Makers Orchestra. Work LEWIS MURRY HEATON San Luis Obispo, California Hi-Y: Football: Basketball: Track: Baseball. College MURIEL AGNES JONES Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: Big SU: G.A.A.: Monitor. Santa Barbara State College I-IIIGII MARION LASSWELL Los Angeles. California Hi-Y: Legislature. Draftsman AUDREY lDEI.L LEIMBACH Sacramento, California C.A.A.: Monitor: Big-Little Sis- ter Committee. I3th Year Secretarial: Marriage GORDON RAY Hopwooo Santa Barbara. California Hi-Y: Monitor: Six-man Foot. ball. College MADELINE TERESA IORDANO Santa Barbara, California Alpha Club: Beata Club: Scholar- ship: Big S': G.A.A.: Olive and Gold Review. College MARGARET IANE LEARNED Santa Barbara, California Girls' League Executive Board: Legislature: Forge: G.A.A.: Moni- tor: 3-0 Club. Business IOE LIMON, IR. Santa Barbara. California A Cappella: Hi-Y: Latin Club: Record Club: Varsity Football. University of California Orchestra. s 5 l I , , LouIsA MERLo Wyano, Kentucky Big SU: G.A.A.: Senior Class Secretary. Business Work GERALDINE FRANCES MILLER Denver, Colorado Monitor: Honor Roll. l3th Year Merchandising STEWART MURRAY Los Angeles, California Transferred from Washington, D.C. Annapolis RosE FRISBIE OVNEILL Santa Barbara, California A Cappella: Olive and Cold Re- view: Gloria : Fireflv : 3.0 Club. College MARY CROWELL MINAH Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Commercial Club Vice- President: Senior Ring and Pin Committee. Marriage IuNE IONE MILLER Aurora, Illinois Transferred from Chicago. l3th Year Merchandising RICHARD HUGH O'NEILL Fort Collins, Colorado Welfare Council: Press Club: Hi-Y President: Constitution Re- vision Committee: R.O.T.C. Sec- ond Lieutenant. College DOMINICA ANGELINA PAGLIOTTI C-oleta, California Monitor: G.A.A.: Big S . Work SWE LIIPE PEREZ VIRGINIA PEACOCK Alhambra. California Mexico Student Body Song Leader: Wei- Marriage fare Council: G.A.A.: Commercial Club: Legislature. Doctor's Receptionist QNQQ. -'Cl AGUSTO PINOU MARGARET PITTS Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara' California Varsity Football: Varsity Club: Monitor. Legislature. Work Navy ROBERT CALVIN POLLEY CATHERINE PuRo Hollywood, California Santa Barbara. California Machinist Monitor. Office Work LAWRENCE MARRION PUTTOCK Pond Creek, Oklahoma Varsity Basketball: lntramural Baseball, Football: Stamp Club: Aviation Club. Trade Training ELINOR REAY Bisbee, Arizona Monitor: Scholarship. College IUAN I. SOLIS Santa Barbara. California Glee Club: Varsity Tennis: Mon- itor. Work in Shipyards VIVIAN MARIE STOVER Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: Drum 1Maj0rette: Band Club. Business College INEZ VERONICA TERRES Santa Barbara, California Girls' League Welfare: Monitor: Big-Little Sister Committee. Marriage MARIAN CATHERINE RENTERIA Santa Barbara. California Band Club: Band Concert Usher. Business College IOSEPH RuBINo Santa Barbara, California Glee Club: Stage Craft. Vegetable Producer GEORGIA CATHERINE SIMPSON Little Rock, Arkansas Monitor: Big-Little Sister Com- mittee. Marriage ROBERT WILLIAM STALLINGS Santa Barbara, California Varsity Football, Track: Var- sity Club: Legislature: Stage Crew. Machinist SHINOBU Suzuki Santa Susanna. California Scholarship: Monitor: Gold Seal- bearer. I 3 th Year Secretarial. EDWARD IAMES THOMPSON Santa Barbara, California Hi-Y: Typo Club. Frank Wiggins Trade School MARSHALL VERNAL ROMER Fresno, California Football Team Captain: C.l.F End: Senior Class President: Pro- and Con Club: Hi-Y Council Hi'Y President: Varsity Club. College RIIDOLPII VINCENT SHAW Santa Barbara, California Six-man Football. Architectural Landscaping CURTIS HILLTON SMITH Chicago, Illinois Musician RAYMOND ToGN1 San Francisco, California Hi-Y Vice-President, Secretary- Treasurer: Record Club: Varsity Club: Olive and Gold Review. Undecided JACK XNINSTROM Marion, Indiana Hi-Y: Boys' League Committee: Football Manager. College KIM F. YEE China lntramural Basketball: Track: Six-man Football: Typo Club: Hi-Y. Undecided ERM HERBERT LAWRENCE UNDERWOOD San Bernardino, California R.O.T.C. Captain: Band: Orches- tra: Glee Club: A Cappella. United States Merchant Marine CHESTER YEE Santa Barbara, California Undecided KONG Y. YEE China Track: Scholarship: Monitor. Undecided INIO SOLDAVINI Santa Barbara California Hi-Y. Metal Worker DONALD ALLEN GEORGE CASTAGNOLA HARRY DOELL PATRICIA FORSYTH EDMLIND RUIZ IEAN STUBBE HAROLD BOVEE MORRIS DICKERSON DAVID DOERNER VIRGINIA CAROLL MARSH ANNE MANIS SMITH PATRICIA VAN ARNAM PROGRAM Processional March Processional ......,.,..,,,,,....,...,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,,,, ,. ,,Dorncnico Savino IANLIARY CLASS OF I9-12 Music The Star Spangled Banner ,.,,,,.,.,...,..........,.,,,,..,,..,.,.. ,.....,,. S cott HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Directed by Harry L. Kaplun Invocation REVEREND IOHN A. E. NAESS Pastor, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Music i'Overture Attillam lHungarianl ,,...,...,......,,...,.,..,.,,,,,,,, .,,.... K oroly Gondor Class Speakers HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Directed by Harry L. Kaplun Theme: Our Responsibilities in American Democracy Introduction ,,..............,...,.,,,,,...,.,.,.,......,....,..i.... ..........,...,,. MADELINE IORDANO ,,,,,,R1cHAR1J Coisos HRICHARD O'NlilI.I. neN CoMPoc51ANN1s ,MAnsnA1.l. Roman Democracy in the School ,.....,................,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..,..,,,,,, Working in a Democracy ,.,,,,,,,,... .......,,,,,,,,,, Living in a Democracy ...ei..i.e........,. ,...... S 'rum IDGITIOCFBCYQTIWC Final Triumph .,,,...., ....,,....V. Music A'As Torrents in Summer ..,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.....,.,.,,,.....,....., . Walk Together, Chillunf' Negro Spiritual ..,,,.,,, ,,..,. . . THE A CAPPELLA CHORUS Directed by Ardis M. Carter Recommendation of Class HARVEY I. HOLT Principal of High School Presentation of Class CURTIS E. WARREN, Ph. D, Superintendent of Schools Awarding of Diplomas School Song EDWARD H. STA MM ,H,,..,.i.,.,...,,.Edward Elgar , ,......, Arr. hy Noble Cain Vice-President of Board of Education 'I-Iail, All Hail ,,,,,.,.....,....,,,., ,,,., ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,.,,,.,,..... ......i. . R 1 1 t ll Rizor. 30 Benediction Exit March REVEREND IOHN A. E. NAESS June Graduates CLASS OFFICERS Dick Moulds, Treasurer: lack Weyler, President: Kathryn Wilkins, Vice Presi dent Barbara Freyer, Secretary, Harold Bowman Bob Bremner Elsie Cascadden Pierina Cavalletto Ray Clinton Barbara Freyeir Kenneth Gaver Phyllis Lavery loy Lindeberg Dorothy Millsap GOLD SEALBEARERS Raymond Moley Richard Moulds Masaie Okumura Rosalie Osborne Rose Marie Perizzolo Florence Record Mary Rogers La Vane Sansum Tom van Fleet Hilda Yee CLINTON ABBOTT Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C.: Monitor: Tennis. College ARMITAGE . etersburg, Florida G.A.A: Big S : Scholarship: Monitor: Grounds Committee. Stenographic Work MARY Louise ASHLEY Los Angeles, California Alpha Club: Pro and Con Club: Usherettes: Girls' League Presi dent: Legislature: Scholarship. University of Southern California BARBARA BALCOM Lander, Wyoming Monitor: Sports. Santa Barbara State College MARY ANN ACQUISTAPACE Santa Barbara, California Majorette: Scandals : Dancing Programs. Belcher's College, School of Dancing DANIEL ALCALA Mohave, California Stage Crew. Santa Barbara State College GEORGE NATHAN ANDERSON Kingsburg, California Monitor: Band Club: R.O.T.C. Band: Six-man Football: Base- ball. College CONSTANCE ACKERSON Pasadena, California Alpha Club: Big S : Scholar. ship Secretary: Student Body Vice-President: Big-Little Sister Chairman. College TONY AGUIRRE Santa Ynez, California Track: Spanish Song Club. Undecided JOHN MARSHALL ALLEN Harbor City. California Radio Club. Radio Work EUGENE ARMITAGE St. Petersburg. Florida Radio Club: R.O.T.C. United States Navy PATSY ARNOLD Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Scholarship: Shorthand Awards: Legislature. College CARL EDWARD AVERY Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Legislature: Stage Crew. United States Navy 6 1 it I 3 DONALD E. BANKS Santa Barbara, California Advertising Committee: Varsity Club: Track: Basketball: Six-man Football. United States Navy GERALDINE BARNXTZ Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Orchestra: Scholarship Convention: Dancing Programs. Artist BETTY BERSCHT Ontario, Canada Scholarship: Girls' League Exec- utive Board: Big-Little Sister Chairman: Monitor. l3th Year INEZ LOUISE Anaheim, California Sports: First Team Basketball. Baseball, Ta Stenographer PEGGY BLACK San Luis Ob Scholarship: Nomination of Hearts. Trade School FRANCES BLAKE Sacramento, California Latin Club: 3-0 Club: Monitor: A Cappella: Firefly : Big-Little Sister Committee. University of Oregon LESLIE LAURA BOLTON New York City, New York Alpha Club: Usherettes Presi- dent: Beata Club: Girls' League Executive Board: A Cappella: Monitor. College LORENZO M. Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C.: Monitor: Radio Club: Olive and Cold Review. Post Graduate STEPHEN BOOTH Fillmore. California Athletic Committee: W el fa r e Council: Legislature: Hi-Y. College BARR ble Tennis. ispo, California 3.0 Club: Monitor: Committee for Queen - LLL... . BLANCO ADA BORTOLAZZO Santa Barbara, California 3.0 Club: Monitor. Business FRANCES BOWMAN Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Hi-,Iinx Committee: C.A.A. Convention Committee. Santa Barbara State College ROBERT BREMNER Berkeley, California Hi-Y: Gold Sealbearer: Tennis: Emergency Committee: Aviation Club: Monitor. College 1 'g::.:g:..- ., -.1 ,. v- gxe J GEORGE DESMOND BOWMAN Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C.: Monitor: Aviation Club. Undecided l'lAROI,lJ STUART BOWMAN Santa Barbara, California Legislature: Varsity Football, Basketball, Track: Boys' League Committee: Spanish Club: Gold Sealbearer: President of Student Body. College ELSIE STELLA BRuNo Santa Barbara, California C..A.A.: Big S ': Scholarship: Big-Little Sister Committee: Monitor. I3th Year Merchandising MARGARET BUCEY Santa Barbara, California G.A.A.9 Monitor. Woodbury College RAYMOND CAMPOS EI Paso, Texas San Luis Obispo1Cal Poly IACK IOE CAROLINE Oxnard, California Band: R.O.T.C. United States Navy ELSIE CASCADDEN Santa Barbara, California Forge Copy Editorg Quill and Scroll, Press Club: Gold Seal- bearer: Latin Club: Senior Ring and Pin Committee. College WWW SILA IOHN CHACKEL Red Lodge, Montana V a r sit y Basketball, Baseball, Footballg Six-man Football, Typo Clubg Varsity Club. San Diego State College IEANNE LOUISE CHILCOTT Columbus, Ohio Beata Clubg Monitor. Undecided IIM CLEARWATER ' Watsonville, California Radio Clubg Stage Crew, Sound Crew. Radio Engineer if-V, 5 A 1 EARL LOUIS CATLETT, IR. Oxnard, California Aviation Club: R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant. Air Corps PIERINA CAVALETTO Santa Barbara, California G.A.A. Treasurer: Big S Sec- retary: Girls' Athletic Managerg Gold Sealbearer: Monitor. I 3th Year WILLIAM GORDON CHAUNCEY Dunlap, Iowa Fencing Team: R.O.T.C, Sergeant, Drill Team: Six-man Football, Stamp Club. Santa Barbara State College LAURA CHRISTIANSEN Bakersfield, California Transferred from Bakersfield. Santa Barbara State College WALTER RAYMOND CLINTON Santa Barbara, California Legislature, Spanish Club Presi- dentg Gold Sealbearerg Student ga Body Treasurer: Finance Com - mittee, Athletic Committee: R.O.T,C. Second Lieutenant. Army Air Corps CHARLES R. CAUDERA Winton, Wyoming R.O.T.C. Post Graduate FRANCOIS CAVANAGH Taft, California French Club: Aviation Club Vice-Presidentg Monitor: R.O.T.C. Air Corps JAMES WILLIAM COLLIER El Paso. Texas Transferred from Philippine ls- lands: R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Rifle Team Captain. Universitv of Arizona SHIRLEY LORRAINE CONKLIN Santa Barbara, California G. A. A.: Big-Little Sister Com. mittee: Finance Committee: Forge Staff: Monitor. College IIM COOPER STANLEY COOK Santa Barbara, California Six-man Football: House Com- Work mittee: Boys' League Committee, College ELEANOR IEAN COYES Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Girls' League Welfare: May Dance Committee: Hi-,links Committee. Secretary College DICK DAL Pozzo Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant. Training School M '-3 Club. Air Corps , I L I v ix 3 'wig f f-If A Q6 P ,K Q Y' ,, Q: i ' 352235-Efi ciwii' ' '5i'i,QiisQ5'QZf- A Q42 3 ef eg ,5m.131q'w':f 53. tif' il ' 'I A x Karval, Colorado PETER LOuIS DALL'ARMI Montecito, California Varsity Tennis: Varsity Club. ANTHONY DAL Pozzo, IR. Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C. First Sergeant: Aviation DICK DAVID Long Beach, California French Club: Scholarship: Double Male Quartet: A Cappella: R.O. T'.C. Captain: Hi-Y: Grounds Committee. Stanford, Mechanical Engineer RUTH DAVIS Los Angeles, California Girls' League Treasurer: Beata Club: Usherettes: Finance Com- mittee: Legislature: Quill and Scroll: Scholarship. Stanford, Nursing R I , Y FRANCES DE YOUNG :Los Angeles, California A Cappella: Latin Club: Schol- arship: G.A.A.: Girls' Triple Trio: Legislature: Firefly, Work BOE DAVIS Upland, California Legislature: Soholarshipi French Club: A Cappella. College X , , LW ' BILL DEFUTY 3 I if ' Ragngs, ,AY-fyoming Welde s and Me ic ourse DAI,II.A DALE DIAZ Santa Barbara, California Spanish Songs Club. Undecided CHARLES DOMINQUEZ Santa Barbara. California Printer KATHLEEN DOWNS Spirit Lake, ldaho fly : Girls' Triple Trio: dals : A Cappella. Undecided BETTY Lou EASON Denver, Colorado Staff. Clinical Psychology IEANNE EHRENBORG Chicago, Illinois Scandals Committee. :N H s X Ni so s FAITH LILLIAN EIvIIvIENs Santa Barbara, California Orchestra Concerts: Orchestra Trio: Orchestra Secretary: Arch- ery Team Business College CHARLES W. ESPINOSA Santa Barbara. California Baseball: Monitor: Varsity Club: Football: Track. Mechanic ELIZABETH ANNE FAIRCHILD Santa Barbara. California French Club: Scholarship: Quill and Scroll Treasurer: Press Club! Forge Staff: Olive and Gold Staff: Creation journalism School Antioch College, Journalist T WANDA MAE ERWIN Santa Barbara, California Transferred f r o m Huntington Park, California: Legislature. Work CARL EXNER, IR. Ojai, California R.O,T.C.: Fencing Team: Moni- tor: Spanish Club: Emergency Squad. Santa Barbara State College RUTH FARHI New York City, New York Monitor: Basketball. Civil Service Olive and Gold Review: BERNARD DOVER Santa Barbara. California Welder PATRICIA DUNN Cleveland, Ohio Program-Rally Committee: Fire- Monitor. HSCBH- Undecided DALE BROOKS ECKROTE Payne. Ohio Forge Varsity Track: Varsity Club: Firefly : Creation : A Cap- pella . United States Navv WAYNE ELKIN Hot Springs, Arkansas Assistant Editor of Forge: Press R.O.T.C.: Radio Club. Club President: A Cappella: U.ClL'A. I I I I I Nik , .,,.A, E vu .. 1. 6. I J Ii llll i : f EZV I llzil AVIS FEAKES Santa Barbara, California Firefly. Nurse PAUL FINDLEY Poteau, Oklahoma United States Navy GLORIA FORD Santa Barbara, California G.A.A.g Girls' League Election Board: Big-Little Sister Commit tee: Scholarship. U.C.L.A. BARBARA KATHERINE FREYER Santa Barbara. California Girls' League Executive Board: Senior Class Secretary: Scholar- ship Vice-President: Gold Seal- bearer. l3th Year MARIAN FERGUS Santa Barbara, California Scholarship. Secretary HELEN LOUISE FORBES Hiawatha, Kansas Glee Club: Firefly : Cloria : What Men Live By. Q Bible School LA VONNE FRANCISCO South Sioux City Nebraska Scholarship Big Little Sister Committee I3th Year MICHITO FRANK FUKLIZAWA Santa Barbara. California Legislature: Basketball: House Committee: Six - man Football: Hi-Y Secretary: Baseball. Secretarial Course VINCENT GARNO Chicago, Illinois R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant: Rifle Team: House Committee: Hi-Y Council. Airplane Mechanic BARBARA VIRGINIA GEARIN Portland, Oregon Transferred from Los Angeles High School: Election Board. Business College is RS!-'f ERNEST CHARLES GILBERT Santa Barbara, California Varsity Track, Football: Legisla- ture: Stage Crew: Six-man Foot- ball: Varsity Club. United States Forest Service KENNETH GAVER Santa Barbara, California Hi-Y: Cold Sealbearer: Latin Club: R.O.T'.C. First Lieutenant: Track. University of California, Medicine RUSSELL GIACOMOTTI Berea, California R.O,T.C. Drill Team. Citrus Expert MELVIN EUGENE GILMOUR Pasadena, California Band Club: Band. History Teacher QUONG GIN Canton, China Scholarship. U.C.L.A., Chemist Squad: Legislature. l3th Year Merchandising. 3 . ir. Aifiiiiiii A Qiifi LENA ALICE GOGGIA Santa Barbara, California Beata Club: C.A.A. Santa Barbara State Colleg VIRGINIA MAY GRASIOLI Santa Barbara. California C.A.A.: Big S Treasurer: Mon itor. College MIKE GLITIERREZ Santa Barbara, California Monitor. Army Air Corps EVELYN HAMILTON Old Mission, Michigan Scholarship: Olive and Gold Staff wwe Monitor: Emergency S q u a d: Scandals. Defense Work BARBARA ROSE GRAHAM Fairmead, California Big S President: G.A, President: Marriage Legislatu re. FRANCIS GREER, IR. Riverside, California Track: Monitor: R.O.T.C. Davis Agricultural School CLIFFORD STANLEY HACKETT, IR. Lake Forrest, lllinois R.O.T.C.: Legislature. Architect MELVIN CHARLES HAMMEL Santa Barbara, California A Cappella: R.O.T.C. Sergeant. United States Navy ANNABELLE MAE GITTNER Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Scandals : Canteen B A. Vice' WILLIE QUIN GINN Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: Olive and Gold Pho- tographic Editor: R,O.T.C. Ser- geant. U.C.L.A., Chemist MARIAN GLOVER Santa Barbara. California Monitor: Big-Little Sister Com- mittee. College CORA GONZALES San Antonio, Texas Sports: Commercial Club. Undecided BARBARA ANNE GRASIOLI Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: Big S : C.A.A. Secretary: Legislature. College, Nurse . lr. if if A' 5 .. .. S 3, I RETTA MAY HAMMOND Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: Monitor: Emergency Squad: Sports. Santa Barbara State College RICHARD HARRIS Oakland, California Varsity Tennis Team: Program and Rally Committee. United States Coast Guard DAN HAYES Santa Barbara, California R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant. Aircraft Work WILLIS ARTHUR HERDMAN III Mexico City, Mexico R.O.T.C. Cadet Major, Battalion Commander: Hi-Y Treasurer: Legislature. University of Arizona an fm, f5,:Q' 'iii I ' ft' , tw .. fy, g i Qi' Z RITA JANE HAMMOND Santa Barbara, California Sports: Monitor: Big-Little Sis- ter Committee. Knapp College of Nursing MADGE LOUISE HASKIN Columbus, Ohio Forge News Editor: Limitations Committee: Press Club: Monitor. Santa Barbara Business College MARJORIE HELBOCK Santa Barbara, California 3.0 Club: Monitor. Teacher AGNES ELIZABETH HICKLIN Burlington, Vermont C.A.A.: Monitor: Sports. Business College IOY HIESTAND Santa Barbara, California U.C.L.A. tri 'L ly DARIEL MARY HODGE Santa Barbara, California Monitor. Beautv College ff GEORGE EDWARD HOPPING Santa Maria, California R.O.T.C.: Scholarship. Undecided CHAN HILTON Denver, Colorado Tennis: Scholarship: Monitor. College BARBARA JEAN HOGE Santa Barbara, California Alpha Club: Beata Clubg Usher- ettes: Olive and Gold Sta5: Clee Club: A Cappella: Firefly. 13th Year Secretarial ROEMAINE HOOVER Clay City, Illinois Monitor. Nurse F I i EUGENE R, IOHNSON Minden, Nebraska Transferred from Minden, Neb- raska: R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Stage Craft. Air Corps FRANK IORDANO Santa Barbara. California Band: R.O.T.C. College ZOLMER M. KATZ Corona, California Monitor: Scandals : Glee Club: R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant. Santa Barbara State College MARGARET VIVIAN HOPKINS Los Angeles, California Glee Club: G.A.A.: Sports. College MARY ELLEN HUSEMAN Lompoc, California FAY JUNE IEFFERS Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Big-Little Sister mittee. Defense Plant I' GRACE MAY IONES Santa Barbara, California Monitor. W'ork I MIYEKO KANETOMO Rocky Ford, Colorado Monitor. Work . I ANN LORRAINE KAVARNO Santa Barbara, California Gold Sealbearer: French Club Vice f President: Girls' League Election Board Chairman: Stud- ent Body Election Board. Pomona College JACK HUMMEL Hamlet, Nebraska United States Navy IANIS EARL HLITCHISON Los Angeles, California G.A.A.: Monitor: A Cappella: Monitor' Clee Club. Santa Barbara Business College College PATRICIA ANNE IRVINE HAROLD lAME5 Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara' Califorma Scholarship: Monitor: Sports, R-0-T-C. Sergeant: Stage Crew Undecided Rancher DOROTHY RUTH IIMINEZ Santa Barbara. California Com, Monitor: Dancing Programs Stenographer -sq '95 'hm BRUCE KEIPER Santa Barbara, California Varsity Football, Basketball: ln- tramural Track. Merchant Marine EVELYN MADGE KING Santa Barbara, California Welfare Committee: Girls' League Service Chairman: Legislature: French Club: Social Committee: Scholarship. College N Q 4. KY- N5- xi ' X s .1 M x Lou ' LXRGLO Santa rbar Cali '53 College, M 'cian ..4,- Q . ., CW X-N, Q . PHYLLIS TEANNE LAVERY Santa Barbara, California Gold Sealbearer: Usherettes: Asa sistant Editor of Olive and Gold: Quill and Scroll: Beata Club President: A Cappella. College r BOB KELLEY Santa Barbara, California Legislature: Program and Rally Chairman: R.O.T.C. Captain, Bat' talion Adjutant: Boys' League Executive Committee: Hi-Y: A l Cappella: Scandals Director: Typical Boy: Fireflv. U.C.L,A., Forestry ' ..-fr ks, DAVID KNOWLES Santa Barbara, California Tennis. ' Stanford, Chemical Engineer 5 i I r IOHN E. LATHAM Santa Barbara. California arsity Baseball, Track: House Committee Chairman: A Cappella gflanager: Legislature, Varsity lub. College BARBARA ANNE LAZARICH Santa Ana. California Transferred from Santa Ynez: C.. A.A. Santa Barbara State College i Im LENNON s Santa Barbara, California Latin Club: Intramural Basket. ball: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Club: Forge Staff: Golf. College I IOY ELIZABETH LINDEBERG Santa Barbara, California Gold Sealbearer: Monitor: Latin Club: 3.0 Club: Girls' League Welfare Board. College, Nursing f. I ,, A , 5,1 1' f ,WA - 'Lf ,wiv , an 1, ' ED MARTON IBBEY-A-WE! U S ta Barba aliwiq gviry .f jorrs.1AxA, L, 'It' 3 in, ' fy ffinfd' If fl ff if ,ug H I- , J' :ilu Lili , HQ ' I , in . VF fri' Q gr wi! .riii i 'fu VERONICA IEAN LEVI Great Falls, Montana Transferred from Ukiah, Califor- DIS. Nursing FLOYD RALPH LIESER Santa Aria, California Varsity Basketball: Golf: Legis- lature: Hi-Y Council: Varsity Club. College RUTH IOSEPHINE LINDQUIST Santa Barbara. California A Cappella: C-lee Club: Monitor: Creation Olive and Gold Re- view. Business College no FERDY L. LIONELLO San Zenone, Italy Monitor. Davis Agricultural School SYLVIA LIPSOHN Phoenix, Arizona G.A.A.: Monitor. I . sas W -Ii f 75 0 'is ,, 7' me-W. TNQ., 4. BETTY ILINE LYON Santa Barbara, California Instructor of Cosmetology IAMES EDWIN LOPEZ Carpinteria, California Radio Club: Sound Crew. Radio Engineer Beata Club: 3.0 Clubg Girls' League Welfareg Monitor, Santa Barbara State College CATHERINE MCCARTHY Santa Barbara, California Usherettes Secretary. College ALICE MLIRIEL JOY MCDAVID Santa Barbara, California Beata Club: Girls' Triple Triog G.A.A.g Scholarship: Sportsg A Cappella. I 3 th Year Secretarial SHIRLEY ADELE LusINK Rochester, New York Drum Majoretteg G.A.A. Woodbury Business College JEAN MCALI.lSTER Columbus, Ohio Transferred from Clover Park High, Washington: Beata Club: Monitor. College CARL B. MCCONNELL Ventura, California Intramural Basketball: Glee Club. College IEANNE MCLAUGHLIN Martinez, California A l p h a Club President: Girls' League Vice-President: Usher- ettesg Welfare Council. Nursing ROSETTE LIONELLO San Zenone, ltalv Monitorg Welfare Councilg Legis- lature. College BETTY Lou LOCKHART Pittsburg, Kansas Legislatureg Monitorg Constitu' tion Revision Committee: 3.0 Club Vice-President: Big US. Secretarial Work ROSCOE GLENN Low Sacramento, California Aviation Club President. Aeronautical Drafting NANCY Lou LYNCH Amarillo, Texas Stage Make-up. Undecided 2 'T . , an ' x'.g.... A Q-'u H g ' It , ,-,- . Egxx 'WT' ir? B ' A l rvv- i E. L' T i IOHN MCLEAN Redwood Falls, Minnesota R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Scholarship. Jnited States Marine Corps ERNEST MCNALL Santa Barbara, California Tvpo Club. Work ERNEST EDWARD MAGENNIS Santa Barbara, California Footballg Ticket Crew. Aviation Mechanic Louise A. MARTIN Los Angeles, California French Club. Stanford Al. nw, V - . -- -.- EARL MCNALL Guernsey, Wyoming Latin Club: R.O.T.C. Drill Team. ' 'W Rifle Team, Fencing Team: Scholarship. - Doctor CELIA MACIAS Santa Barbara, California Undecided ELIANE MANSET Samoie SIS, France French Club Secretary-Treasurer. U.C.L,A. ROVVENA MARTINSEN Santa Barbara, California Scholarship. College R ,nm 7' ,Li d f tl R X593 ,X is 'Q nf 2,1 BILL MARXMILLER NORMA MASCHKE San Francisco, California l-OS AIUZCISS- CHlif0l'l'113 Football Guardg R.O.T.C. Ser- Monitor- geant- U.C.L.A. Farmer ISABEL P, MASEDA ROBERT NEAL MATHIASEN San Pedro, California Santa Barbara, California Monitor, R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant Stage Iith Year Cfew- Air Corps LINC D, MAUTINQ Doms WINIFRED MEISENBACH Santa Barbara, California SidneV, MOHYHHH Music Makers Orchestra: Band? Ushefettes TYCBSUYSI' l-e2lSl5 Program and Rally Committee: ture: A CaDDella2 Girls League Basketball. Welfare- Undecided Business College ..d 2' S ' ffm ' ' CHARLES I. METZ Santa Barbara, California ' .:, 1 Hi-Y Council President: Quill ' and Scroll: Press Club: Forge -' Business Manager: R.O.T.C. Stat? 'I Sergeant: Ticket Crew. 010 Kg :'i' College ALICE MOLINE Toledo, Ohio House Committee: 3.0 Club: Mon- itor: Scholarship. Undecided MALCOLM GENE MOREI-IOUSE Montgomery, Alabama Sports Editor of Forge and Olive and Gold: Press Club Vice-Pres- ident: Hi-Y: Tennis: Emergency Squad: Olive and Cold Cartoon- ist. College MARJORIE MORRISON Santa Barbara, California Girls' League Executive Board: Press Club: Scho'arship: Quill and Scroll: Press Club President? Editor of Forge: Big S, Statistician NICK MIKOS Santa Barbara, California Transferred from Ojai, California: Forge Staff: Press Club: Monitor: Tennis: Scholarship. College NORMA MINOTTO Mingus, Texas College MALCOM MOLEY New York City. New York Varsity Tennis, Basketball: Schol- arship: Hi-Y: French Club: Lim- itations Committee: Varsity Club. Cornell University, Doctor ALICE MONDEN Somis, California B i gg - Little Sister Committee: Monitor. Undecided MURIEL MORETON New York City, New York Marriage RICIIARD W. MouLDs Santa Barbara, California Social Committee: Finance Com- mittee: Senior Class Treasurer: Gold Sealbearer: Pro and Con Club President: Legislature. Mining Engineer RUTH ANN MEYER Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Girls' League Welfare: Firefly : A Cappella: Clee Club. Business School DOROTHY MILLSAP Santa Barbara, California Big S : Sports: Monitor: Gold Sealbearer. College BETTY Lou MINTURN Miami, Florida Transferred fr o m Pasadena? Spanish Club. English Teacher RAYMOND MOLEY, IR. New York City, New York Gold Sealbearer: Hi-Y: Varsity Club: Boys' League Committee: Election Board: Latin Club: Var- sity Basketball. Yale STANLEY W, MURPHY Bakersfield, California Varsity Football: Athletic Com- mittee: Legislature: Varsity Club. College MARJORIE NEWTON Whittier, California Beata Club: Usherettes: Big-Little Sister Committee: Forge Staff: 3.0 Club: Monitor. Business College SALLY OCHOA Caurio, Mexico Monitor: G.A.A.: Scholarship: Sports. Secretary or Social Worker ANNA IEAN OLIVER Santa Barbara, California 3,0 Club Secretary: Forge Staff: A Cappella: G.A.A.: Scholarship: Clee Club: Quill and Scroll. College, Social Worker , XJ, .V.a., m ii -3 9 if :Qi- . , ,, -X , . ,, .4 f S i , I EDWARD NAU Prosser, Washington Radio Club Vice-President. rH,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,W,,,,,,,,,,- ,.......,...,., L,,..,..- ....,,.. ..,w,,,,.,,..l 43.4 l. 2 QQ Radio Technician LAUREL E. NOBLE Chicago, lllinois 3.0 Club President: Dramatic Presentations for Cirls' League: Monitor: Big-Little Sister Coma mittee. Kindergarten Teacher MASAIE OKuIvIuRA A Santa Barbara, California C,A.A.: Big S Secretary: Gold Sealbearer: Big . Little Sister Committee: Monitor. Undecided A W 1 THERESA OLIVOLO Framingham, Massachusetts Latin Club: Monitor. Nurse 1. 5 I e f f f . 3 Fx., MARY CONSTANCE OMEROD Santa Barbara, California Transferred from Oakland, Calf ifornia. Santa Barbara State College ROSALIE OSBORNE Santa Barbara, California D. A. R. Representative: G old Sealbearer: Girls' League Welfare Chairman: Quill and Scroll: Forge Feature Editor: Usherettes: Press Club: Legislature. University of Southern California DOMlNlCA PAGLIOTTI Santa Barbara, California C-.A.A.: Monitor: Clee Club. Business College, Secretary ,. ,PN BENITO ORNELAS Santa Barbara, California Varsity Track: Varsity Club. Work BETTY OSTERMAN Berkeley, California Scholarship: Latin Club Secre- tary: Monitor: Big-Little Sister Committee. College VIRGINIA LEE PARKER Joplin, Missouri Monitor: Olive and Cold Staff: Emergency Squad: Big-Little Sis. ter Committee. Secretary if? ww HOWARD PELLAMOUNTER Santa Barbara, California Bookkeeping SLISAN IOYCE PERRY Santa Barbara, California Usherettesg Beata Club: Press Club: Alpha Club: Forge Staff: Girls' League Social Committee. Santa Barbara State College FRANCIS PEZZATI Santa Barbara, California Hi-Y: Varsity Football Manager: Student Body Yell Leader: Track. College, Physical Education KENNETH PHELPS San Francisco. California Boys' League Committee: Hi-Y Track. ROSE MARIE PERRIZZOLO Santa Barbara, California Gold Sealbearer: Monitor: Sports Big S : G.A.A. l3th Year Secretarial DEAN PETERSON Saint Edward, Nebraska Railroad Machinist WILLIAM EI.swoRTII PFLEGING Santa Barbara, California Welder ROBERT XNlI.LlAM PIERCE Los Angeles, California R.O.T.C.: Track. Santa Barbara State College Undecided IAMES Sci-IuI.ER PIKE IEANNE PILLING Ontonagon, Michigan Long Beach, California Scholarship: Stamp Club: Student Body Song Leader: Beata K R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Latin Club. Club: Usherettes: Big-Little Sis- Santa Barbara State College ter Committee- College l KENNETH PINCKNEY SAM-PEARCE PINKERTON Santa Barbara, California Saint Paul de Loawda, Angola, Scholarship. Africa ' College gran?-hCClub: Legislature: Tennis: ' U.C.L.A. HELEN MARIE PLATZ ROMA POLESELLI Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara. California 3.0 Club: French Club: Monitor. Monitor: Sports. Business College, Secretary College ,asm BETTIE PORTER San Diego, California Senior Play: Stage Make-url Commercial Artist C. ALLEN F. POWELL Seattle, Weshington French Club: Latin Club: Double Male Quartet: Grounds Commit- tee: HiAY. University of Washington WALLACE JAMES PRIGGE Santa Barbara, California HiAY: R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Grounds Committee: Aviation Club Secre- tary. Aeronautical College RUDOLPH MEDINA PUENTES Santa Barbara. California ,Iunior College Qu1NN PATRICK POTTER lilemet, California . Transferred from Lone Pine: Track. California Institute of Technology A . as I l-A: 3 f 1 Q DWIGHT WOODWARD PRIEST Santa Barbara, California f R.O.T.C. Sergeant: Legislature, College ROBERT IOHN PROFANT Santa Barbara, California Business Manager of Olive and Gold: Welfare Council: R.O.'l',C. First Lieutenant: Scholarship: French Club: Legislature: Quill and Scroll. University of California CAROLYN RUTH PUTMAN Los Angeles, California 'Q Girls' League Secretary: Usher! ettes: Beata Club: Girls' League Welfare: Olive and Gold Staff: Big-Little Sister Committee. College .- 'l ROBERT DALE Qu1NN Santa Paula, California Advertising Committee: Six-man Football: Track. Work MARGARET REGIS Red Lodge, Montana C.A.A.: House Committee: Schol. arship: Monitor. Business College :fa SV if 5. W ,SEE NEAL REYNARD Santa Barbara, California Band: Star Dusters Orchestra. Work FLORENCE LuC1LLE RECORD Oxnard, California Alpha Club Vice-President: Pro and Con Club: Gold Sealbearer: Quill and Scroll President: Forge Staff: Olive and Gold Staff: Girls' League Executive Board. College VENCENZA RENGA New York City, New York Big Si': G.A.A.: Monitor. Work ANNE RHEINLANDER San Francisco. California Student Body Song Leader: Girls gram and Rally Committee G.A.A. Business College League Program Committee: Prof i RAYMOND VV. RICHART, IR. Santa Barbara, California Pro and Con Club: R.O.T.C. Ser- geant. Air Corps PAUL CLEMENS RICHTER San Francisco, California Latin Club President: Pro and Con Club: Legislature: Emergen- cy Defense Committee: Lead in Senior Play. College MARY ELLEN ROBERTS Pasadena, California Usherettes: Assistant Business Manager of Olive and Cold: Pro and Con Club Treasurer: Alpha Club: Scholarship. College MARY ROGERS San Mateo, California Latin Club: Gold Sealbearer: Big HS . William and Mary College l l STEVEN TOM RUIZ DONALD JACK RYAN ' Santa Barbara, Califoinia Los Angeles, California Varsity Track: Six-man Football. Six-man Football: R.O.T.C. Ser- Navy geant: Monitor: Band. ' Salesman F LLICILLE BARBARA IEAN SABELLA MARTIN LAWRENCE SANCHEZ 1 Santa Barbara. California Santa Barbara, California Monitor. Hi-Y: Music Makers Business ' College Manager: Scandals : Monitor. ' College I JOE SANDERS JOHN PAYSON SANDERS g Santa Barbara. California Los Angeles, California l Monitor: Legisllature: Varsity Hi-Y Council: Varsity Tennis: Y FOOUJBUQ Varsity Club. lntramural Baseball: Scholarship. I Army Air Corps University of California, Engineer- 5 ing MARGARET ELIZABETH RICHTER Los Angeles, California Monitor: Sports. Work IOYCE ROBERTS Inglewood, California Quill and Scroll: Beata Club: Press Club: Forge Staff: Olive and Cold Staff. College DAVID RODRIGUEZ Los Angeles, California Work ROSIE ROSSIBERTOLLI Santa Barbara, California Scholarship: 3.0 Club: C..A.A.: Monitor. l3th Year Merchandising J I LA VANE EARL SANSLIM Savannah, lllinois Tennis: Band: Orchestra: Gold Sealbearer: Intramural Baseball: Hi-Y. College MARGERET MCLEISH SAUNDERS Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Pro and Con Club: La- tin Club: Girls' League Social Committee. Nurse HENRY PETER SCHAEFER New York City, New York Boys' League Committee: Varsity Football: Monitor: Six-man Foot- ball. Aviation NORMA VIRKQINIA SCHWARZBERG Santa Barbara, California Monitor: Firefly. Work P.. K ..,,.,, L, ,.V.L,, -,vw , -'Q' r , ,,,,,,- -. LAT-.. Y ,CX . ...WI ,fc ..., . ,.. MARY FRANCES SANTA MARIA Los Angeles, California Monitor. Business College XNlLI.lAM I-I. SCALAPINO Pawnee City, Nebraska Hi-Y Vice-President: Latin Club Pro and Con Club: Monitor Scholarship: Basketball: Boys' League President: Legiblature: What Men Live By. College ROBERT WILLIAM SCHAFER Santa Barbara, California Intramural Basketball, Baseball: Six-man Football: Varsitv Foot- ball: Track. Shipva rd Worker BARBARA CAROLYNE SEABERG Santa Barbara, California G.A.A.: Bi!-Little Sister Com mittee: Monitor. Santa Barbara State College C 71 lDORlS SEVERSON MARY SELOVER - Santa Barbara, Californiri Marton, Minnesota le Q , K, . - if- ,nv fiisgfg sgr? ' French Club: A Cappella: Girls' Transferred from Winana, Min League Loan Fund: Monitor: nesota. Scholarship. lournallsm Architect BRUCE D, SEXTON MARJORIE SEYMOUR Seattle, Washington Santa Barbara, California Pro and Con Club: Monitor. G-A-A-3 Monitor: Sports- Post Graduate U.C-L.A- Aa F PEGGY SHEIJIJ - GROYER NIEL SHRADER B ,Q A Santa Barbara, California Santa Barbara, California Q Usherettesg French Club: Schol- Monitor: Intramural Svorts- R' arshipi Le!-Zislatureg Girls' League College ' ,Q Loan Fund Committee. College 'ff Q I jg! ' Q 9 . 5253: ROBERT FRANCIS SILVA Santa Barbara. California sity Football. College ELDON SMITH Baker, Oregon Work BETTY JUNE STEINHALIER Fresno, California Legislature: House Committee: Big - Little Sister Committee: Scholarship: C.A.A. Work MARTHA TAYLOR Santa Barbara, California Election Board Chairman: Pro and Con Club: Big-Little Sister Committee: Monitor: Scholarship, College RuTII ANN TAYLOR Los Angeles, California 3.0 Club: Bigfl..ittle Sister Com- mittee: Monitor. College VIOLET LILLIAN SNELL Long Beach. California Sports: C.A.A.: Monitor. Nurse ESTELLE STANEEE Bakersfield, California Nursing if zffssfifl ' Q X -A AI . iff 'Ser Q? ,'.-ta' . ,. e . - ., IOIIN LEE TATMAN Somersett, Kentucky R.O.T.C. Drill Team: Fencing: R.O.T.C. Football Guard: Mon- itor. Radio Technician NORMAN CHARLES TAYLOR England Spanish Club: R.O.T.C. F i r s t Lieutenant: Six-man Football: Monitor. College if SHIRLEY MARIE THOMPSON Manchester, Connecticut Monitor: C.A.A.: Girls' Sports, Santa Barbara State College Six-man F o 0 t b all: Monitor: Track: Assistant Manager of Var- -:J SHIRLEY SLONIKER Placerville, California Big SV: C.A.A. l3th Year FRED Soo Hoo Canton, China Art School THOMAS HUGH STALLINGS Santa Barbara. California Stage Crew: Monitor: lntramural Snorts. College MARGARET STEEN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Band: Orchestra: Fencing Club: Band Club: Scholarship: Monitor. Santa Barbara State College ur' ROBERT LASELLE THoRNBuRcH Santa Barbara, California Hi-Y: Scholarship. College OLAP TIMMER Trenton, New jersey Aviation Club. Photography School KENNETH WILBURN TUCKER Santa Barbara, California Radio Club. College THOMAS RICHARD VAN FLEET Miami, Florida Varsity Tennis Team Captain, So cial Committee Chairman: Schol arship President: Hi-Y Council: Latin Club: Legislature: Gold Sealbearer. Stanford, Engineer .nn IFC . 1 - .,x 'E Ee M PEGGY TIMEWELL Santa Barbara, California Usherettes: Beata Club Treas- . urer: Maid of Honor at Valentine - Dance. 4- College Sim 32 1: 1 . Eiiii ivdi ii 44 1' 12 We if ? 'Q 5? 5 VIDAL TORRES Santa Barbara, California - Typo Club. . Undecided 2-' - 3 ' '! M W . ri ., -:,.: rg- - .V IEAN ULRICH Long Beach, California Girls' League Executive Board: Girls' League Welfare. Work f y fx , A fy, H , . : 1 4 yy Ex . f 1 1 ,Q Q if. R A . A H. .. , . , - -, M . , A Y. , .. MARGUERITE LUCILLE VARNER Great Bend. Kansas Monitor: Sports. Work CHARLES VAsQuEz Santa Barbara, California Varsity Fowtball, lBfasketball, Track, Baseball: Varsity Club, HifY Secretary. San Diego State College Iorciu HILBORN VERRILL New Haven. Connecticut Olive and Gold Editor: Pro and Con Club: Scholarship: Big SU: Legislature: Big-Little Sister Committee: Girls League Elec- tion Board: Quill and Scroll. College ELlZABETli VILLAREAL Santa Barbara, California Sports: Legislature. Undecided , -H V 'law -:.. Q A . E :.: 5 ,:,. . . ..,,, 5 . : I '.,.. . if 5 - ': 3 ' ' 5 .-i.- A ,rg3,..,'g.'fQ1jj , -A 4 i iq 1- ' :Q i gi ei RUTH VAUGPIN Santa Barbara. California G.A.A.: Monitor: Big S. Nurse HELEN CAROLYN VIETS Westerlev, Rhode Island G.A.A.: Usherettes: Student Body Secretary: Quill and Scroll: Scholarship: Girls' League Exec- utive Board: Queen of Hearts. Santa Barbara State College ALBA LOUISE Vuc1cH Newport Beach, California Transferred from Newport Beach. California. Beautician ball: Social Committee. . ,gf MARIAN KATHRYN WILKINS Los Angeles, California Beata Club Secretary: Usher- ettes: Legislature: Senior Class Vice - President: A Cappella: Scholarship: Typical Girl. Kindergarten Teacher MARIE hNll.I.lAMSON Riverdale, California French Club: Monitor. Santa Barbara State College DOREEN WILSON Santa Barbara, California G.A.A.: Girls' Triple Trio: A Cap- pella: Monitor: Glee Club. .Secretary l i I NANCY AGATHA WALL Kansas City, Missouri Usherettes: French Club Presi- dent: Alpha Club: Legislature Girls' League Executive Board Scholarship: Girls' Triple Trio. U.S.C., Religious Education ELIZABETH CORLISS WESSA Los Angeles, California Monitor: Scholarship: 3.0 Club G.A.A.: Glee Club. Teacher JOHN RICHARDSON WEYLER Santa Barbara. California Scholarship: R.O.T.C. Captain Hi-Y Council: Senior Class Presi dent: Legislature: Varsity Base. Army Air Corps MARTPIA O. WICKS Housewife RALPH D. WILLIAMS Detroit. Michigan HifY: Student Body Yell Leader: Program and Rally Committee: Stamp Club: Latin Club: Grounds Committee. Dentistry CONSLIELA IANET WILSON McCloud, California College MARK W. WILSON Santa Barbara, California Hi-Y: Monitor: Election Board: Band: Golf. College Santa Barbara, California Glee Club: Monitor. JOHN WILLIAM WEHINGER. IR janesville. Wisconsin A Cappella: Monitor. Radio Technician HENRY ORLANDO WESCOTT Ballard, California Monitor: Hi-Y: Glee Club: Cappella: Latin Club. Railroad Business BETTY Io WHITEHOUSE Ternie, British 'Columbia Monitor: A Cappella: Firefly Girls' Triple Trio: Creation. College SHIREEN DEN WIEGAND San Francisco, California Latin Club. Lawyer GERALDINE WOLFF Los Angeles, California Clee Club. Social Service Worker 4-41,4 9,660 STRATFORD WOoDHOusE Pasadena, California Radio Club: Spanish Club: Or- chestra: A CaDDella. College MICHLKO MARIAN YAMAOKA Fresno. California Monitor. Secretary AMEDEO JOHN ZANDONA Italy R.O.T.C.g Football Guard. Landscape Gardening GORDON EWART WOODBURN Barrow-in-Furness, England R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant: Band A Cappella: Rifle Team: Emerg ency Squad. United States Navy HARUMI YAMADA Ventura, California C.A.A.: Monitor: Big S g Schol- arship. I 3th Year HILDA YEE Santa Barbara, California Gold Sealbearer: Monitor. 13th Year IIMMY CHRISTOPHER HOWARD DILLON HANNAH KATAYAMA CYRTL LOREDO DONALD ROBERTS ,a--Q, HOWARD V. COTE, IR MILDRED HANSON SALVADOR LOPEZ FLOYD NALLEY, IR. CHARLES ROWAN When graduation exercises were held in the old high school building years ago, caps and gowns were the usual thing. After the high school was moved to its present loca- tion, graduation exercises at first were held in the auditorium. Gradually the classes be- came so large that this annual ceremony was moved out-of-doors to the stadium. ln- stead of the usual caps and gowns, the girls wore white dresses, while the boys wore dark trousers and white coats. 'N -'Six cr ov: 55.92 N x tea rw' ll Q73 H iff 3 Rl' M However, for the last two years the Iune graduating class has chosen to wear the rec- ognized accoutrememts of scholarship and of work accomplished. The setting for these colorful pageants could hardly be improved upon. The Ianuary graduating classes have also carried out this custom, although their ceremonies are carried on in the auditor- 1um. cuxsscs X ,.:.- '- jlf-'-iii,', jiik fl'-...'..:...... XX 3 EE: X - QPIQX E S E 'Yflvf I 0 ..-. f W 10B Bottom ROW: E. A. Simmons, V. Ruiz, R. Uribe, B. Rush, J. Robles, M. Rios. A. Rivas. Second Row: M. Triplett, M. Russell, E. Sebring, P. Smith, L. Shumann, V. Sipe, D. Taylor. Third Row: M. Rice, H. Ronk, C. Stevens, B. Waugh, B. Ruiz, D. Troup, T. Suzuki, D. Sandberg. Fourth Row: G. Dellan, C. Robles, A. Viscarra, V. Schoen- berger, C. Willson, R. Saxwell, D. Richman, S. Steen. Bottom Row: L. Placencia, E. Martinez, G. Mutch, B. Newerd, C. Markagraf, P. Mclntyre. Second Row: C. Rehmoza B. Ma es, L. Martin, D. Neeley E. McAllister, s. Pencock, B.pNQmngham, v. Marshall: Third Row: G. Renga, M. Ortega, H. Owen, 5. McClaren, D. May, M. Pimentel. Fourth Row: D. Muating, C. Monie, S. Pitts, H. Purdy, R Nowell, B. Peters, F. Maglio, G. Patarak. 4 ......z Bottom Row: U. Starks, D. Conton, V. Davenport, H. Colvin, V. Eaton, 1. Coleman, LI. Campbell, B. Burright. Second Row: A. Colbert, D. Carrillo, H. Creath, R. Day, M. Clements, S. Cruickshank, A. Chard, ,l. Curtain, M. Cagoulides. Third Row: C. Bisquera, H. Delawie, B. Ames, G. Buttler, C. Andrade, E. Dover. Fourth Row: N. Castagna, 1, Caloudes, H. Aarset, R. Booth, M. Daniel, B. Cramer. Bottom Row: C. Gallagher, L. Skada, L. Lopez, A. Garcia, M. Hughes, A. Kilminster. Second Row: R. Lindberry, D. jorgenson, P. Lilley, F. Fuka- zawa, R. Graham, V. Frederickson, J. Gilmore. Third Row: C. Ford, B. johnson, S, Glover, E. Justus, .I Linker, R. Guzman, B. Hughes, C. Goodrow. Fourlgh llsowz H. johnson, B. Hayes, J. Lowry, T. Helm, J le . Bottom Row: R. De La Torre, H. Egus, V. Dal Vecchio, B. Douglas, S. Cota, D. Diaz. Second Row: j. Desgrandchamp, T. Daskalu, ,I. Dear, E. Diel, D. Eichelberger, E. De Young. Third Row: L. Diaz, L. Egus, J. Diaz, F. Davis, W. Dahlen, B. Eisenberg. Fourth Row: R. Cota, D. Dominguez, H. Coles, C. Engle- R- Deran, B. Daley. Bottom Row: A. Puttock, E. Person, S. Okumura, B. Reid, D. Reynd, M. Raffle. Second Row: B. Paulson, C. Perez, A. Rivera, A. Reynolds, P. Orsua. Third Row: C. Reinesto, M. Pomatto, C. Oliver, D. Rivers. Fourth Row: T. Rivera, B. Russick, D. Schlagel, L. Perkins, A. Landers, B. Robertson. Fifth Row: D. Pierce, R. Shield, R. Scuitti, B. Rodriguez, J. Redmond, C, Reid, W. Prieur. IOA Bottom Row: P. Speer. M. Stronach, E. Stubblefield, V. Sanchez, L. Soria. S. Tamura. Second Row: E. Silva, W. Sparks, B. Stray, E. Sykes, D. Sievert, C. Scalapino. Third Row: A. Thompson, J. Songer, R. Rombaugh, W. Rosing, S. Taylor, M. Rockwell, V. Thurman. Fourth Row: B. Smith, j. Timewell, J. Trainor, G. Terres, W. Steelhead, B. Smith. Bottom Row: B. Bennett, F. Bachenheimer, D. Baird, E. Apodaca. Second Row: L. Aitken, A. Bickmore, B. Baschiera, D. Ayala, B. Darker, II. Banuelos. Third Row: T. Bartlett, M. Baylay, J. Atsatt, D. Bird, F. Andreatta, S. Blickenstaff. Fourth Row: B. Aligria, M. Alba, H. Austin, R. Bean. N. Bixby. Fifth Row: D. Acres, D. Ambriz, B. Bohnett, A. Blanco, D. Basham, H. Adamson. Bottom Row. S. Bull, tl. Cabot, A. Booth, M. Cavalleri, P. Branch. Second Row: E. Brown, L, Bothwell, B. Cooke, H. Brown, B. Chavez. Third Row: L. Bonato, M. Conn, M. Brockelsby, AI. Cabot. Fourth Row: C. Burge, C. Bradley, C. Clendenny, L. Case, C. Brown. j. Bond. Bottom Row: F. Huerra, A. Hernandez, B. Henderson, B. jelle. Second Row: R. james, 5. jackson, G. Hagoort, G. Hewes. Third Row: H. johnson, l. lno, B. Langlow, L. Hoge. Fourth Row: M. Keener, E. Joyce, S. Kalfus, E. Lamb. fi Bottom Row: E. Farkas, M. Dally. j. Essemyer, C. Darling G. Magennis. Second Row: E. Howatt, C. McDermott, M. Romero, l Overas. Third Row: J. Rowe, D. Fitzgerald, B. Coombs, L. Clancy A. Carey. Fourth Row: P. Dalla, P. Wells, G. Macias, R. lolley, R McPherson, L. Melvin. Fifth Row: M. Tilly, C. Graham, B. Wagner. V. Ziliotto, G Dal Bello, H. Kinsell, B. Tyson, B. Price. Bottom Row: M. E. Geib, V. Gittner. P. Ginn, V. Garno, S Gomez. Second Row: E. Gonzales, L. Gonzalez, E. Grimsley, N. Graga nani, J, Gabler, M. Gratz. Third Row: A. Flores, B. Furay, H. Gallagher, II. Figg-Hoblyn j. Farney. Fourth Row: F. Gudgeon, G. Koy, B. Gehr, C. Harris. B Goetke. Fifth Row: G. Garland, W. Gildesgard, C. Grimes, F. Gutshall Al. Granaroli, E. Fowler, B. Forbes. Bottom Row: B. Toledo, L. Vasquez, E. Yee, G. Watson, A. Yee, D. Gin, B. Yee. Second Row: M. Whitker, C. Timmer, V. Weyler, J. Urton, H. Ginn, V. Tompkins. Third Row: G. Young, G, Witcher, T. Uejima, K. Webster, G. Witt, K. Yee. Fourth Row: L. Vandever, S. Yamada, D. Wray, C. Walker. Fifth Row: B. Wayland, T. Tye, F. Wicks, D. Long, J. De Fazio. Bottom Row: B. Kalfus, li. Jones, J. Kapp, B. Kono, E. Kennedy, I. Lopez. Second Row: B. Kidwell. C. Kopp, R. Locklin, J. Lieser, P. Loomis, T. Langlo, D. Libbey. Third Row: D. Livingston, B. Lee, D. Lopez, J. Lopez, E. Lucero. Fourth Row: H. Leichel, W. Le Roy, B. Ley, J. Mackey, B. Lucodello. Fifthl-Row: A. Learned, D. Long, T. Marquis, H. Nachie, R. una. Bottom Row: J. Mendoza, B. Maseda, L. Moline, W. Mor- rison, J. McGill. Second Row: B. Marquez, C. McAllister, M. Maxwell, A. Mostachetti, R. Rogers. Third Row: H. Pagels, J. McArthur, L. Mowry, B. Marquez. M. O'Neill, A, Perry. Fourth Row: R. Newton, R. Morsley, G. Morgan, C. Bedford, B. Neal, K. Morihisa, G. Tsukahara. Bottom Row: V. Russum, D. Swaney, D. Mathiasen, A Clemento, B, Barr, A. Rubenk, G. Guild, L. Leruin. Second Row: C. Wyers, D. Walder, A. Tatum, M. Chauncey, H. Shedd, D. Short, J. Zebrosky. Third Row: R. Chackel, D. Curtiss, E. Ford, D. Buck, H Kersh. Fourth Row: C. McNall, D. Love, D. Rollins, J. Deaderick, L. Prato. Fifth Row: P. Gutierrez, J. Johnson, G. Freeman, H. Seed 11B Bottom Row: E, Ocampo, l. Menrloza, B. MacMillan, B. Rhoades. C. Rhoades, ll. Porter. Second Row: L. Miller, C. Pomatto, A. Pagliotti, D. Pereyra. C. Padilla. Third Row: A. O Melia, F. Matz, M, McNaughton, A. Men' doza. Fourth Row: il. Martinez, G. Menauon, T. Nunez, D. Olgin. Bottom Row: Y. Grass, ll. lleare, M. Kojima, D. Garcia, D Helsel. Nl. Ludlow. Second Row: M. Grimes, H. Halverlitz, M. Laskev, B, AI Ferree, B. Foy, P. Graham. Third Row: W. Fenn, A. Ginn, F. Douglas, A. Garavatti, V Hensel, C. Lewis. Fourth Row: A. Alackman, R. Hunter, A. Goodrow, C. Garcia W. Doerner, ,l- Davis. Bottom Row: M. Troup, ,l. Simonds, R. Stauffer, A. Uribe, Al. Richart, B. Wait. Second Row: j. Robertson, S. Yanez, T. Ward, A. Truiillo- H. Tsuruda. Third ROW: Al. Richzlrt, D. Wallace, G. Wilkinson, G. Riedel, M. Smith. Fourth Row: D. Rinnie, B. Vandever, R. Robertson, B. Procter. Bottom Row: B. Abbott, ll. Burchart, A. Elizondo, l. Bianchin L. Cano. Second Row: A. D'Andrea, l. Cavalelto, B. Christopher, E Diaz. Third Row: D. Craft, E. Bornand, ,l. Choy, VV. Brownwood lfourth Row: B. Casier, B. Alvord, ll. Broadwell, U. Arnoldi l-'ifth Row: B. Cooney, A, Castagznola. B. Benedetto, E. Cas tagnzl, N. Caballero. Bottom Row: L. Harper. M. Greenwood, B. Fukuazawa, A. Hampton, B. Haruki. P. Hewlett. Second Row: C. Green, M. Friedman, N. Hamilton, P. Hendy, L. Heimlich. Third Row: A. Henoch, B. Harsh, E. Grande. Fourth Row: P. Hardie. ,I. Howard, I. Ciraudo, AI. Ireland. Bottom Row: H. Patarak, B. Peppard, P. Pike, I. Snow, F. Munenon. N. Mendoza. Second Row: V. Porter, V. Richter, V. Schulze, M. Quinton, P. Osgood, P. Squires. Third Row: D. Parslow, AI. Richter, N. Potter, AI. Mills, B. Reid, V. Seaberg. Fourt Row: O. Pagels, VU. Page, A. Robles. R. Nelson, ,I. Neal. Bottom Row l l A : l. johnson, M. Hoskinson. P. Maher, R. Jans- sens, J. jiminez. Secs nd Row Leiter. 1 B. Hughes. N. King, B. Kinsell, F. Lang, V. Third Row: D. jones, ,l. Mcfflaren. Fourth Row: -I. Mayeda, B. McGinnis, B. McDaniels, C. Marshall, G. McMullen. Bottom Row Vecchio, Second Row Bortoli. Third Row: Devine. Fourth Row: Frey, C. 2 L. Empie, M. Fowler, N. De Benedict, N. Dal A. Dal Bello. : D. Foxen, P. Cummings, A. Dunne, T. De B. C. de Kay, V. Commings. H. Fogata, B. Deverman, QI. Davis, G. Cook, H. E. Copeland, C. Cook, D. Corr, G. Corn. R. Ekvall. s, Bottom Row: R. Safina, A. Dal Pozzo, A. Collins, V, Renga, M. Borgaro. Second Row: E. Morehouse, R. Boynton, E. McMindes, B. Cunningham. Third Row: C. Hazard, D. Kircher, V. Hazard. Fourth Row: P. Ortega, P. Calderon, D. Jolley. Fifth Row: -I. Arluce. P. jelle, G. Dickerson, ,l. McCulloch. Bottom Row: C. Lopez, j. Burright, L. Mathews. M. Yee, V. Keith. Second Row: A. Garcia, E.. Garcia, M. Laskev, C, Hernandez, M. Anderson. Third Row: S. Wilson, K. King, C. Hernandez, ,I. Tenney. Fourth Row: D. Woodward, M. Graham, C. Rossi, P. Hopping. H. Yee. Fifth Row: M. Shimoji, B. Tapie, D. liollensteiner, G. Mcf Kenzie. l' f..--1 Bottom Row: D. Babin, M. Fullerton, P. Bourquin, E. Cordero M. Arnold. Second Row: R. Cantello, M. Arney, M. Coleman, P. Brinton P. Banks, M. Bickmore. Third Row: H. Castagnola, N. Brown, j. Akres, C. Nagle j. Brock. Fourth Row: N. Caudero, M. Codemo. M. Bush, D. Carson V. Alward. Fifth Row: B. Colton, A. Boito, B. Bowman, R. Campbell, H Benham, B. Blakemore, D. Burnham. Bottom Row: j. Frederickson, E. Sharrah, P. Clark, j. Max- well, B. Howard. Second Row: M. Downs, V. Tatjes, R. Higbee, M. Ball, N Ollis, M. E, Swafford, C. Amidon, Third Row: E.. Pozzebom, D. Tilton, ,I. Ioller, R. Ferguson. M. Wright, P. Sikora, T. Yamaol-ca. Fourth Row: M. Romero, A. Marquez, H. Teraji, G. Campbell, P. Singer, G, Eggers, R. Esau, Fifth Row: R. McNie, B. Clark, D. McCloskey, B. Austin, R Wilson, j. Sandberg, F. Cota, D. Quintero, D. McAllister. 12B Bottom Row: N. Tabata. H. Takusagawa, B, Tompkins, L White, l. Xwilliams, P. Xvinn. Second Row: 0. Tunger, E. Tatum. V. Stewart, S. Timewell M. Vlfehinger, L. Thorne, M. Weeks. Third Row: B. Stratton, R. Shumwav, D. Rush, C. Terry, L Wilder. Fourth Row: R. Rowley. D. Thompson, H. Wade, C. Young VV. Yee. Bottom Row: C. Cassidy, M. Fujimoto, C. Derrick, B. Cook M. Briggs. Second Row: J. Cutshall, L. Coetke, M. Darrow, B. Griggs, A. Casier. Third Row: B. Burkhart, -I. Bianchin, R. Dalton, A. Brombal. Fourth Row: ll. Antolini, E. Douglas, W. Campbell, D. Darling. Fifth Row: B. Bishop, T. Burola, F, Coyes, T. Brown, M. Corwin. Bottom Row: S. Liker, B. Hicklin, P. Henderson, B. Kerr, N. Hart, M. Lafkas. Second Row: -I, james, L. Herold, R. Langmack, V. Mayer, M. Ikeda, E. Irvine. Third Row: R. Forney, R, joehnck, R. Cordon, B. Kallman, D. English. Fourth Row: B. Grant, L. McKinney, ,I. james, B. Hummel, S. Hixon, j. Glenn. Bottom Row: j. Pippin, Al. Pateman, G. Richart, C. Riffle. Second Row: M. j. Ray, G. Orso, C. Pagliotti, G. O'Carro, J. Pagliotti, M. Miller. Third Row: B. Pfleging, II. Nadler, E. Pierce, J. Paxton, A. Reginato, C. Mullaney. Fourth Row: C. Machado, B. Paulson, H. Robinson, VI. Olsen, P. Michelet. Bottom Row: G. Robles, L. Ross, ,I. Street, R. Viscarra, M. Serena, H. Yee. Second Row: N. Topete, M. Waugh, M. Smith, B. Skavdahl, j. Simpson, M. Tsuruda. Third Row: Ulrich. Fourth Row: F, Rodriguez. A. Romer, P, Unander, A. Smith, D. Schwarzberg, B. Wood, Bottom Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row Laswell. R. Duff, C. Shedd. L, Theilicke-. ,I. Truiillo, D. N, lshihara, G. Snyder, M. Cruz, A. Bavaresco. Y. Shirokawa, R. Poleselli, M. Kenny, V. Levi, B. Chappel, B. Lorenz, M. Omerod, E. Manset. ll. Low, W. Forster, E. Morris, P. Ruvkle, AI. POST GRADUATES 13TH YEAR UNGRADED Bottom Row: -I. Rutherford, M. Senteney, F. Cates, C. Apa- ricio, B. de la Torre, AI. Evans. Second Row: B. Farley, Al. Briggs, C. Cartrell, R. Togni, A Rogers. Third Row: M. Romer, G. Wong S. Compogiannis, R. Cox D. Brian. Bottom Row: V. Renxgu, R. Hoover, j. Thompson, I. Rizor A. Reyes, l. Maseda, A. Garcia, S. Suzuki. Second Row: ll. Banthrum, j. Miller, A. Parrott, D. Brody B. Kelliher, M. Shaw, L. Merlo. Third Row: D. Harris, M. Renteria, L. Black, V. Grasioli, V Head, Y, Stover, D. Cassidy, F. Vveinheimer, E. White Fourth Row: li, Goto, B. Wilson, j. Lvons, S. Sloniker, l Curtain, P. Smythc-, D. Peterson. Fifth Row: W. Cooper, G. Miller, M. Mutch, M. Bernasconi M, Viets, Mr. Clark, C. Mangini, Mr. Nordenson. SPECIAL Bottom Row: R. Sancedo, S. Jackson, A. Criz, P. Villa, J Bocla. Second Row: M. Navarro, C. Surillo, F. Perez, M. Castillo, F Ojecla. Bottom Row: D. Hardy, R. Togni, C. Gartrell, C. Armitage, M. Allen. Second Row: C. Lorendo. S. Ruiz, C. Miller, B. Torgeson. Third Row: T. Webb, M. Rombaugh, C. Hall. Fourth Row: N. Cooke, H. Safford. Bottom Row: J. Howerton, C.NLove, B. Begg, F. Daskalu, V. barnu, T. Lopez. Second Row: E. Magennis, D. Movius, E. Langlo, P. Price, D. McSkimmingz, F. Lionello. Third Row: F. Baker, D. Mecono, H. Borgaro, A. Zandona, Mr. Stow. Fourth Row: P. Findley, B. Dover. A. lrvine, R. Olsen, J. Diaz. Bottom Row: G, Satelo, K, Satelo, F. Unzueta, N. Garcia, G Romerez. Second Row: F. Garnica, J. Garnica, J. Juarez, T. Lopez. Third Row: M. Kiriahidis, S. Mendoza, A. Celaya, I. Escobar C. Valencia. RADIO TRADE TRAINING HOME ROOM o. my AUITO TRADE TRAINING HOME ROOM CIGSS Shots . A. I n .'.-s ,By O ,gmc - 2 fix ff 'V . . Qvvc ON 'x xo N' '- ' Z, ' , 1: 5 rrx eql 1 ., fb f ., ' .xg gy? A f i ,fe-igs' fan. X' zixx ii fgw - E 1 as X Class Shots jx- .. ig li J Class Sl lOlIS Today we re-cognize the fact that home- making is an occupation that requires not only ability to manage successfully, but also the po- session of many skills. The homemaker must be informed in many arts, a manager, a hostess, a gardner, as well as an interesting companion. The Home Arts classes, meeting at the prac- tice house at El Faro, study these problems in a combined vocational homemaking and maid service course. The girls plan, prepare, and serve well-balanced meals on a family basis. They study consumer education in order that they can make the family dollar go farther to- ward purchasing the food, clothing, and house- hold equipment. Thel picture at the left shows Mrs. Griffiths with some of her girls at El Faro. S, L,...J 'WV Left to right: Mr. Bowman, Eva Lee lVlcMindes, Carolyn Lewis, jean Simpson, Paul Rich- ter, Al Romer, Fred Harrison, tjunior Chamber of Commerceb, Bob Bremner, Donald Corr. Defense Committee The Emergency Defense Committee was created by an act of the Student Legislaturei on Ianuary 16, 1942. lts purpose is to seek out, initiate, and if desirable, supervise activities helpful to the nation's war effort in which the students may participate. Among its activities are: the selling of defense stamps, confirming and denying of rumors, and cooperating with the Office of Price Administration to educate Santa Barbara High School students in how they, as consumers, may best save for Victory. As a part of this program students were asked to walk to school to save their tires. P Q, 9 if A' i H! I W Q E ss Waitin', hopin'. -A -- ---still walkin' W, ,, ,T,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, .-,-w,,,,,,,,,,.. .....,....-M . 3 l 3 Clive and Gold Review The high school radio program, Olive and Cold Review, grew out of the original Forge on the Air. ln l'74I when the Forge on the Air presented its last program the Olive and Cold Review took its place. The new show has a double purpose. First, to present entertainingly the various aspects of school life with high school talent. Second, to give special training in speech and radio work to those who particularly wish it. This year the programs have been put on by the advanced students in speech work, and interest has grown so that the plan will be carried on in the future. The war has brought about a demand for radio technicians and, in recent months, radio announcers. Plans are being perfected now by Mr. john S. Greene to inaugurate a training system for announcers for KDB. Those who show particular ability will be absorbed into the Don-Lee Mutual Network. Mr. ,Iohn S. Greene Sponsor .W --.XX Editor Marjorie Morrison Chief Wallace Bottom Row: R. Osborne, M. l-lasl-tin, S, Perry, J Ehrenborg, E. Cascadden Second Row: J. Simpson, j. james, M. Morrison, E. Fairchild, M. Downs Third Row: M. Requa, N. Mickos, C. Metz, D. Roberts, Mr. MacQuiddy Fourth Row: J. Nadler, D. McCloskey, C. Corn, W. Campbell I 1 , f ' ' I' 'Zu S ua J 411344 J L- ' Tho Forgel' this year re-ali7ed the most hectic period of its existence, for l wi dered staff had to endure three different faculty advisors. Since the lovable Chief Wallace was forced to abandon his pet project in ,Ianuarv when sumed Mrs. Charlotte Elmott's position as director of vocational guidance, Dixon MacQuiddy took over the paper for three months. Efficient Kay Bishop, the present preceptor, replaced him when he became temporarv director of visual education. ln spite of the resulting confusion, The Forge ' again won All American honor rating for its high quality. the be- he as- Unassuming, energetic Marge Morrison was the guiding light for the l94l-42 student publication. Her able assistants were vivacious, diminutive ,leanne Skip Ehrenborg, assistant editor, and the ever helpful Elsie Cascadden, copy editor. Charles Metz, loquacious, friendly business manager, and Mal Morehouse. the lanky, intent sports editor represented the masculine side of the student sheet. Other edi- tors included: Madge Haskin, newsg Rosalie Osborne, feature: Will Campbell, ex- change: Don McCloskey, assistant sports, and George Corn, assistant business. ln addition there were about a dozen reporters. Clive and Gold Staii Assistant Editor Phyllis Lavery Business Manager Bob Profant H Since the selection of sixteen capable persons last October to form the l942 Olive and Gold Staff, it has been working harmoniously and continuously to meet one objective, the completion of a book for you, the students of Santa Barbara High School. What would this book be if it weren't for the pictures? You may thank Willie Ginn for them. ljlot only did he take the pictures, but spent a large part of his time developing and printing them. Lrewtl is also due for the capable assistance of Hurley Robinson, Bob Kallman, and jimmy Ellison to i lie. Erratic Bob Profant, business manager, with the aid of energetic Mary Ellen Roberts finally solved the financial problems of the book. The division pages and general layout of the pictures were created by easy-going Flo Record. Carolyn Putty Putman also lent her artistic touch. To slow, but amiable Mal Morehouse, go the laurels of the sports section and the creation of the Don whose likeness appears on the pages of this book. Without the general assistance of conscientious Elizabeth Fairchild, demure Barbara Hoge, gar- rulous joyce Roberts, and the inseparable twins, Evelyn Hamilton and Virginia Parker, exacting editor joyce Verrill, and likeable Phyllis Lavery, assistant editor, could not have rounded up the gang to meet the deadline. Our congenial advisor, Llewellyn Goodfield, inspired us all to greater lengths with his ever ready humor and gaiety. Bottom Row: Evelyn Hamilton, joyce Verrill, Florence Record, Carolyn Putman Second Row: Willie Ginn, Elizabeth Fairchild, Barbara Hoge, ,Ioyce Roberts, Mary Ellen Roberts Third Row: Bob Profant, Mal Morehouse, Hurley Robinson, Bob Kallman, ,lim Ellison, Mr. Goodfield otographic Editor Willie Ginn Advisor Mr' Goodfield iv Quia Majorettes: M. Marquez, B. Douglas, S. Lusink. V. Stover, L. Aitken, B. Marquez, W. Sparks. Second Row: B. Hummel, D. McAllister, B. Phillips, D. Love, C. Bedford, M. Riggs, D. English, L. Wilder, W. Tapper Third Row: E. Hill, W. Steelhead, P. Hardy, C. Koffman, G. Butler, E. Kelch, J. Atsatt, D. Mueting Fourth Row: D. Pierce, M. Wilson, F. Jordano, E. Bettencourt, D. Hummel, J. Wyers, D. Wallace Fifth Row: J. Cordero, E.. Ford, B. Lucadello, R. Hickman, C. Barber. N. Reynard Sixth Row: G. Anderson, L. Prato, B. Langlo, G. Woodburn, M. Gilmour, M. O'Neill, C.. Garland, K. Kepler BAND l 1 . A 5 ' A 44 KJ , .' . .30 , , ,f I' x J B X, ,v 'Il' h . ' is -n Y ' I l Xflrjl . 1, Q, l JP.. XL,AfglE'4'f1' ,f it M A B! O iq lain: G! lp, 1 X JJ Nil ' ORCHESTRA ' I Y Sitting: N. Wall, E. Tatum. A. Booth, A. Oliver Kneeling: B. Yee, N. DalVecchio, E. Christensen, D. Jorgensen, M. Quinton, B. Furay, V. Sipe, E. Richardson, J. Curtain, M. Pomatto, E. Kelch, P. Loomis, L. Harold Standing: Mr. Kaplun, B. Wright, J. Richart, C. Anderson, W. Tapper, B. Perry, H. Machie, D. Wallace, B. Robertson, G. Butler B Schwartzberg, C. Kaufman, D. Thompson, P. Shaw, D, McAllister, B. Denman, A. Blanco, K. Caver, D. Nordli, S. Steen, T. :l'ye,. ,J. Cordero, M. Riggs Le-.. . MIM' ,..,...... ..... W., ,,.. ... , ....T..qs.w-vmwwmM w Bottom Row: C. Green, A. Collins, B. Kidwell, G. Ford, V. Seaberg, T. De Bortoli, j. Ehrenborg, B. Hoge, R. Davis. B.. Douglas, M. Selover, A. Mc- David, Miss Carter Second Row: T. johnson, V. Schulze, M. Romero, R. McPherson, R. Lindquist, N. Wall, B. Foy, P. Lavery, T. Daskalu, M. Caugolides, B. Barker, M. Smith, M. Husemen Third Row: B. De Kay. P. Graham, F. De Young, M. E. Sw-afford, R. Newell, R. Taylor, R. Bean, E. De Young, B, lohnson, D, Ramirez. A. Powell, J. Rutherford, K. Chesney, A. j. Oliver Fourth Row: C. Oliver, D. Timewell. M. Wehinger, B. Bills, J. Latham, B. Kelley, C. Cook. D. jolly, S. Woodhouse, B. Wagner, D. Wilson. W. Sparks, L. Bolton Fifth Row: H. Benham, B. Davis, G. Woodburn, J. Aylesworth, D. Eckrote, M. McNaughton, N. Topete, B. Rowley, V. Thurman, S. Catlett, H. Seed, W. Campbell, j. Wehinger, D. Knowles A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB Bottom Row: E. Silva, R, Payton. B. Lazarick, P. Brinton, E. Stubblefield, M. Riffle, M. Cratz, M. Maxwell, B. Mapes, Miss Carter. Second Row: ll. Dickerson, B. llelle, P, Spears, D. Ilolt, M. Roeder, E. Die-l, B. Rush. L. Taylor. B. Nottingham. V. Schulze Third Row: D. Pagliotti, R. Lindquist, E.. Tatum, P. Phipps, E. Wessa. R. Taylor, W. Rosing, B. Kidwell, L. Mowry, M. Smith, L. Bonato Fourth Row: D. Rivera, E. McAllister, M. Quinton, D. -Williams, M. Libbey, M. Moreton, D. Sievert Santa Barbara High School l2.0.l'.C. Unit Q s.-............-..,- ..,.,.. - , . COLOR GUARD john Heath, Bob Woods. Lorenzo Blanco, Charles Machado Santa Barbara High School may well be proud of its R.O,T.C. unit, which is under the instruction of Major Carl Ballinger and Sergeant A. I. Shelton. R.O.T'.C. training has become of major importance this year because of the international situation. Although the Cadets who have had training will not be called for duty before any other boys, they will have had this previous training and will be able to adapt themselves to the army life much more easily. This spring the. R.O.T.C. moved into the new building recently built for the R.O.T.C. and gym training. The R.O.T.C. section has two large class rooms, one especially equipped for the showing of war department training films, one large locker room, a private of- fice for the major, an orderly room which is Sergeant Shelton's office, a rifle room with steel rifle racks, and a 50-foot indoor rifle range with over head target carriers and heavy steel plate backstops. With the help of this new building the battalion has high hopes of becoming the honor unit of the 9th Corps Area, which will be decided after federal inspection. The battalion was inspected by Col- onel He-rman Kobbe on May 14, 1942. . R.O.T.C. OFFICERS Bottom Row: Major Carl Ballinger, B. Kelley, captain: ,I. Weyler, captain: B. Herdman, major: D. David, cap- tain, B. Grant, captain: Sergeant Au- brey Shelton Second Row: D. Hayes, lst lieutenant: R. Williams, lst lieutenant: B. Pro. fant, Ist lieutenant: C. Woodburn, Ist lieutenant: E. Pierce, lst lieuten- ant: E. Catlett, lst lieutenant: N. Taylor, lst lieutenant: K. Gaver, lst lieutenant: N. Topete, Znd lieutenant Third Row: W. Field. 2nd lieutenant: D. Beisell, 2nd lieutenant: R. Clinton, Znd lieutenant: M. Riggs, 2nd lieu- tenant: F. Low, lst lieutenant: D. Craig, 2nd lieutenant: D. English, lst lieutenant: V. Carno, lst lieutenant: M. Waugh. 2nd lieutenant Company A ef Ez E J. K Company B f YZ. .L '.... if- ., 1... , .EJ ' V.. . ' .,, . -,.., .. . RIFLE TEAM Kneeling: B. Stilphen, V. Garno, D. Treloor, C. lVlclVlullen, E. McNall, B. Collier, E. Harris Standing: Sergeant Shelton, lVl. lVlcNaughton, C. Barber, K, Pinckney, H. Wade, W. Fields, B, Henderson, C. Young The Rifle Team of Santa Barbara High School, coached by Sergeant A. bl. Shelton, is a unit of which the battalion mav well be proud, lt is composed of the fifteen best marksmen of the battalion, The team this year, captained by Bill Collier, won the challenge match with East Salt Lake High School, the scores being: Santa Barbara, l745, to East Salt Lake, 1677. Each team fired this match on their respective ranges and scores were exchanged by mail. The team also placed well in the 9th Corps Area match and fired in the Hearst trophy match. Sl U qllll ,. M.: ,,. N.: M.. M... wus. gym Ns ANQZATIO oRc x r I X k if -31 EE' E, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1 I 1 MSN LOOMIS HAROLD BOWMAN CONNIE ACKERSON Vice-President until she left school dur- P 'd t . . ing the first part of the fall semester. rem en Vlceipresldent r,.,,..,.,......,...,.-,,,,-..., ,,... .. ,...,., Y K ,,.?... ,J 1 I , Y A P CAROLYN v1ETs RAY CLINTON SHIRLEY IEAN RICH SSCFHBTY Treasurer Song Leader RALPH VVLLIAMS PIERINA CAVALETTO RALPH GORDON Yell Leader Girls' Athletic Manager Boys' Athletic Manager l 3 QQ l 92 ig STUDENT LEGISLATURE v...o. M- p, N .. -,,,.,.,,,j Bottom Row: E. Morehouse, V. Leiter, M. Laskey, C. Ackerson, H. Bowman, C. Viets, P. Hendy, S. Timewell, ,l. Cabler Second Row: A. Pagliotti, II. Rutherford, B. Graham, P. Arnold, P. Shedd, E. King, R. Langmack, R. Davis, P. Timewell, F. Bachenheimer Third Row: N. Potter, R. Sockwell, D. Lane, D. Tilton, R. Lindbery, D. Corr, B, Blakemore, B. Kelley, C. Rossi, D. Craig, F. Lieser, C. Whitaker Fourth Row: M. Navarro, L. Egus. ,I, Caloudes, L. Howell, D. Moulds, S. Pinkerton, P. Richter, j. Nadler, A. Romer, ,l. Redmond, C. Cra. ham, B. Torgeson Passing all Student Body bills, making laws, and running affairs of the school in the most efficient manner possible are the duties of the Legislature. The members, representatives of the homerooms. are elected each semester and meet once a week with the student body officers. WELFARE COMMITTEE WELFARE Duties of the Welfare Council are widespread, but are carrie-d on in a most efficient manner. Not only do they run a court of order for student misdemeanors, but they deter- mine discipline, enforce all regulations, interpret the consti- tution in case of dispute, and decide the constitutionality of all elections. In order to keep up with their crowded sched- ule, they meet each week in Mr. Bowman's office. Q sw. '- Eg' F:-X 5,3 N Y X trims , 0 s 5, . i , , Q? ,Ax + 1 5, I X il ' 'x i Bottom Row: M. Hoskinson, A. Casier, P. Banks, ,l. McClaren, P. Henderson 'A , Il. Burright f X Q Second Row: S. Booth, P. Gutierrez, A. jenkins, Mr. Bowman LL I - J nu. PM umm, - Committees GROUNDS Beautifying the campus and keeping it clean are the main sks of the Grounds Committee Through the help of the ta . i . . K students and the committees active members, our school rounds have improved greatly in appearance Composed of g . ten members, the committee is chosen by Mr. Bowman. Bottom Row: Grace Richart, ,lean Simpson, Marilyn Friedman Second Row: Merle Waugh, Ned Potter, Dick David, Mr. Pruitt, Nick Topete midi Fx. HOUSE To keep our school building neat and attractive is one of the essential objectives of this active' committee. lt is their re- sponsibility to see that no damage is done to any rooms or school furnishings. Their greatest achievement has been better assembly conduct. Bottom Row: Betty Steinhauer, Mildred Ludlow, Margaret Regis, Miss Kollenberg Second Row: Don Rucker. john Latham, Michito Fukuzawa, Stanley Cook , -..- Niitfir r f r 'slbksfifsr Xifiufps 4' A ELECTION BOARD Although the duties of the Election Board are not very heavy the balance of the year, during the spring quarteir, when student body election time arrives, work pours in. This sex- tette issues all blank petitions for those wishing to throw their hats in the ring, to examine and determine validity of all the pfftitions. and to also determine eligibility of candidates for o ice. Bottom Row: Priscilla Osgood, Martha Taylor, Barbara Gearin Second Row: Dick Lyon, Donald Corr. Mark Wilson ADVERTISING All advertising for the Associated Student Body is directed by this efficient committee. The attractive posters displayed in our halls and in down-town shops are supervised by this group. Printed stickers and handbills are also capably taken care of by them. Bottom Row: Bob Quinn, Barbara Deverman, Don Banks Second Row: Serifo Mennepzan, Mary lean Ray, Art Steele Committees socmr To the Social Committee goes the pleasant responsibility of making our school life a little- out of the ordinary. These students, with the help of Miss Eleanor Henry, plan many school social functions, such as dances and parties. This year a very success- ful addition was made to the regular events on our social calen- dar-the Valentine Dance--instead of the regular May Dance. Bottom Row: Marjorie Fowler, Miss Henry, Evelyn King Second Row: llerb Benham, Tom van Fleet, ,lack Weyler fl PROGRAM AN-D RALLY An exceedingly vital part of our student government, this committee plans all assemblies and assists with their production. Another important function is arousing school spirit by means of rallies, especially during the football season. Bottom Row: Beverly Miller, Barbara Burright, Ann Rheinlander Second Row: Lino Mautino, Bob Kelley, Dick Harris, Mr. Casella Committees ATHLETIC Meeting weekly, the, Athletic Committee studies problems which arise in regard to sports. Money for athletic equip- ment and trips taken by school teams are discussed and voted on during these sessions. Appropriations which go to the stu- dent legislature for voting are also authorized. Bottom Row: Coach Schutte, Mr. Holt. Mr. Denman Second Row, Ray Clinton, Ralph Cordon Third Row: Stanley Murphy, Harold Bowman. Stephen Booth r- E FINANCE As the Student Legislature must be advised on the status of student body funds, the Finance Committee informs them. A complete and accurate account of all requisitions, appropria- tions, and financial bills, except athletic bills, are carefully re- corded under the able supervision of Mr. C. V. Denman. Bottom Row: Dick Moulds, Ruth Davis, Rav Clinton Second Row: Charles Metz, Mr. Denman, Tom van Fleet LIMITATIONS Eligibility of all legislature members, including citizenship records, academic grades, and student body cards, must be checked by the limitors. An accurate account of all offices held by each student and a check on citizenship of all monitors are also essential duties of this group. Bottom Row: Rosalie Osborne, Madge Haskin, Marilvn Friedman Second Row: jerry Firestone. Will Campbell Scholarship Society Bottom Row: B. Kinsell, H. Yamada, S. Ochoa, V. Richter, I. Burright, F. De Young, H. Yee, N. Tabata, I. Richart Second Row: M. Hoskinson, P. Hendy, P. Osgood, B. Fukuzawa, QI. Brock, M. Taylor, M. Friedman, L, Francisco, E. Bruno Third Row: D. McCloskey, D. Rucker, L. Roberts, B. Scalapino, R. Langmack, P. Arnold, B, Osterman, E. Richardson, E. Fairchild, A. I. McDavid Fourth Row: G. Ronk, I. Ireland, D. David, I, Freeman, L. Thorne, P. Hopping, P. Black. B. Berscht, M. Fergus Fifth Row: D. Quintero, D. Iohnson, I. Pike. ,I. Heath. R. Ferguson, D. Tilton. R. Nel- son, R. Duff, M. Corbin, C. Rossi To show appreciation of people who work hard and make accomplishments above the average in school work. FALL and SPRING President, Tom van Fleet Vice-President, Barbara Freyer Secretary. Connie Ackerson Treasurer, Herb Benham Sponsors: Chairman, Ethel Moss Board of Directors: Iulia Bramlage, ,Iohn Clark, Roscoe Lvans, Beatrice Truesdale Bottom Row: H. Yee, M. Okumura, M. Gar- raway, C. Ackerson, B. Casier, T. van Fleet, H. Benham, E. Cascadden, R. Os- borne, R. Davis, E. Fairchild Second Row: C. Viets, P. Cavaletto, I. Rich. art, R. Perizzolo, F. Record, Miss Moss. L. Goetke. M. Rogers, P. Laverv, M. Ashlev Third Row: B. Scavdahl, D. Millsap, A. Kavarno Fourth Row: R. Clinton I.. McLean, D. Moulds, M. Waugh, K. Gaver, B. Brem- ner, S. Compogiannis, B. Profant I Bottom Row: J. Maxwell, L. Delbrook, B. Abbott, A. Mostachetti, B. Baschiera, B. Kono, H. Porter, C. Scalapino, H. Tsuruda Second Row: II. Gutshall, D. Kircher, 5. Murray, B. Waite, R. Boynton, H. Taku- sagawa, M. Roberts, K. Chesney, A. Moline Third Row: R. Martinsen, V. Leiter, V. Stewart, Retta Hammond, I. Hiestand, P. Shedd, D. Eichelberger Fourth Row: S. Yamada, D. Wallace, N. Potter, R. Jolley, P. Wells, P. Maher, D. Parslow, P. Wallace, D. Buck Fifth Row: W. Ginn, I. Weyler, ,I. Sanders, B. Blale, C. Young. R. Shumwav, B. jen- derson, E. Ford, ll. Seed, A. Brombal, G. Morgan, B. Davis, E.. McKinstry, B. Griggs PRESS To honor outstanding journalists who have had five hundred printed lines in the Forge. FALL President. Dick Clark Vice-President, leanne Ehrenborsl Secretary'Treasurer, Elsie Cascadden SPRING President, ,Ieanne Ehrenborg ViceAPresident, Mal Morehouse Secretary-Treasurer, Elsie Cascadden Sponsor: Mr. Glenn Wallace Bottom Row: S. Perry, J. Ehrenborg, Mr. Wal- lace, E. Cascadden, R. Osborne Second Row: M. Haskin, ,l. Simpson, M. More rison, E. Fairchild Third Row: W. Campbell, M. Requa, N. Mikos. M. Morehouse, A. Reginatto QUILL AND SCROLL To instill in students the ideal of scholarship, to advance the profession of journalism, and to promote exact thinking and forceful writing. FALL and SPRING President, Florence Record Vice President, Rosalie Osborne Secretary-Treasurer, Elizabeth Fairchild Sponsor: Miss E, Louise Noves Bottom Row: R. Osborne, E. Cascadden, j. Roberts, R. Davis Second Row: Miss Noyes, R. Langmack, A. Oliver, j. Pateman,, M. Morrison, E. Fair- child, R. Record, P. Lavery, C. Viets Third Row: D. McCloskv, C. Metz, B. Profant Clubs TYPO To print the Remember Me . FALL President, Kim Yee Vice-President, Ernest McNall Secretary, Charles Dominquez SPRNG President, Loshel Robinson Vice-President, Edward Grande Secretary, Harold Lee Treasurer, ,lim Christopher Sponsor: Mr. Maynard Male Treasurer, Loshel Robinson Bottom Row: E. Grande, L. Robinson, J. Olsen, F. Gudgeon, B. Hamkins Second Row: Mr. Male, P. Trojan, V. Torres, H. Lee, A. Reginato, S. Chackel Third Row: ,I. Cox, H. Winters, ,l. Christo- pher, R. Hunter, E. McNall Clubs LATIN To foster and promote Latin FALL President, Paul Richter Vice-President, Tommy van Fleet Secretary. Marv Garrawav Treasurer, Mariorie Fowler SPRING President. Paul Richter Vice-President, Kenneth Gaver Secretary, .Ioanne Goodwin Treasurer, Ralph Williams Sponsor: Miss Mary Schoenborn Bottom Row: P. Saunders, M. Hoskinson, R. Ianssens. P. Henderson, B. Kono, F.. Cascadden, F. De Young Second Row: Miss Schoenborn, M. Fowler, B. Osterman, I. Lindeberg, L. Goetke, ,I. Goodwin, M. Rogers Third Row: K Gaver, E. McNaIl, I. Ireland, B. Scalapino, R. Williams. B. Goetke Fourth Row: T. van Fleet, P. Richter. H. Westcott, II. Benham, B. Profant, D. Curtis M, .. if , if S' f 4 Y Ki. jail gl Q 1, W. SPANISH To promote an interest in the Spanish Ian- guagze and Spanish customs. FALL and SPRING President, Nick Tcpete ViceAPresident. Ildo Marra Secretary, Lorraine Delbrook Treasurer, Marilvn Friedman Sponsor: Miss Iulia Bramlage Bottom Row: E. Ocampo, M. Coleman, V. Richter, B. Minturn, C. Scalapino Second Row: Miss Bramlage, N. Hamilton, M. Friedman, L. Delbrook. ,I. Pateman, Ii. Yee Third Row: D. Parslow, R. Langmack, C. Cassidy, B. Verret Fourth Row: M. Waugh, A. Henoch, N. T0- pete, S. Woodhouse Fifth Row: B. Wagner, E. Exner, I. Heath, E. Clinton ,N . im . is , s. j. . . FRENCH To offer an opportunity for conversational French, and to foster an Uesprit de corns among the French students. FALL President, Nancy Wall Vice-President, Bob Profant Secretary-Treasurer, Elaine Manset, SPRING President, Fred Low Vice President, Ann Kavarno Secretary-Treasurer. Pat de Ia Force Sponsor: Miss Eleanor Henry Bottom Row: M. Williamson, L, Heimlich, P. Maher, N. Wall, E. Fairchild, A Kaf varno Second Row: D. Rush, L. Roberts, W. For- ster, Miss Henry, E. King, E. Manset, L. Martin Third Row: B. Profant. H. Robinson, A. Powell, C. Shedd, B. Kallman, R. Shum- way, B. Henderson Fourth Row: F. Cavanagh, M. Moley, D. David, R, Moley, I. Firestone, F. Low, S, Pinkerton ALPHA To serve others. FALL and SPRING President, Frances Bachenheimer Vice-President, Agnes Booth Secretary, Renee Locklin Treasurer, ,lean Urton Sponsor: Mrs. Olive Iohnston Bottom Row: B. Abbot, M. E. Geib. M. Cav- alleri, I . Bachenheimer, A. Booth. M. Troup Second Row: B .Waite, B. Coombs, H. Ha- berlitz, B. Tyson, R. Locklin, I. Urton, B. I. Ferree Third Row: ,I. Rowe: M. Conn, M. Pomatto, E. O'Melia. B. MacMillan, Mrs. Viohnston. C. Pomatto Clubs BEATA To serve others and provide recreation and educational improvement for the members. FALL President, Phyllis Lavery Vice-President, Jeanne McLaughlin Secretary, Kathryn Wilkins Treasurer, Peggy Timewell SPRING President, Alberta Casier Vice-President, Phyllis Henderson Secretary, ,lean Simposon Treasurer, ,lean Pippin Sponsor: Miss Frances Gower Bottom Row: j, Pippin, B. Lyon, R. Davis, B. Iloge, P. Timewell, P. Henderson Second Row: L. Goetke, P. Osgood, M. Ilosa kinson, P. Lavery, L. Goggia, j. Roberts Third Row: P. Banks, M. Newton, E. King, C. Putman, J. Pilling Fourth Row: J. Simpson, M. Denman, A. Casier, K. Wilkins, L. Bolton, Miss Gower W Awww USHERETTES To usher at school pay assemblies, plays, and other school functions. FALL President, Rosalie Osborne Vice-President, Leslie Bolton Secretary, Carolyn Viets Treasurer, Susan Perry SPRING President, Leslie Bolton Vice.President. Patsy Winn Secretary, Midge McCarthy Treasurer, Doris Meisenbach Sponsors: Miss Helen Thomson - Mrs. Zelma Pierce Bottom Row: S. Perry, R. Osborne, P. Time- well, P. Winn, P. Hewlett, B. Hoge, P. Lavery Second Row: S. Timewell, M. Ashley. I.. Heimlich, P. Hendy, R. Davis, Mrs. Pierce. P. Osgood, M. Newton, M. E. Roberts, N. Wall Third Row: C. McCarthy, K. Wilkins, P. Shedd. L. Bolton, Miss Thomson, J. Pil- ling, D. Meisenbach, C. Putman, C. Viets Clubs S i E s l CONlMERClAL To promote an interest in business as a life work and increase the business knowledge of its members. FALL President, Doris Foxen Vice-President, Mary jean Crowell Secretary, Margie Ball Treasurer, Bettie Tapie SPRING President, Renelda Boynton Vice-President, Virginia Porter Secretary, Virginia Leiter Treasurer, Rose Marie ,Ianssens Kneeling: D. Foxen, Social Chairman: V. Leiter, Secretary: R. Boynton, President, V. Porter, Vice-President Second Row: M. Fullerton, V. Keith, C. McDer- mott, D. Swaney, A. Booth, H. Patarak, H. Porter Third Row: E. Christensen, B. Tapie, N. King, IM. Rockwell, E. Tompkins, ,I. Pippin, C. Caw- er Fourth Row: D. Hollenstiner, Miss Press. C. Gonzales, B. Ielle, M. Anderson, M. Ball, M. Vercota PRO AND CON To promote good speech and provide an oppor- tunity for public speaking: and debating. FALL President, Dick Moulds Vice-President, Martha Taylor Secretary, Manuel Mireles SPRING President, Beulah Richter Vice-President, Bill Scalapino Secretary, Florence Record Treasurer, Mary Ellen Roberts Sponsor: Mr. Iohn Greene Treasurer, lean Simpson Bottom Row: M. Friedman, P. Winn, M. Taylor Second Row: P. Saunders, F. Record, M. Ashley, ,I. Verrill Third Row: Mr. Greene, M. E.. Roberts, B. Rich- ter. 1. Simpson Fourth Row: B. Sexton, D. Iones, D. Moulds, R. Richart, P. Richter S f v i i l w 3.0 To serve others and provide recreation for the members. FALL President, Laurel Noble Vice-President, Betty Lou Lockhart Secretary, Anna jean Oliver SPRING President, Anna jean Oliver Vice-President, Rosie Rossibertolli Secretary, Betty Lyon Treasurer, Cherrie Greene Sponsor: Mrs. Griffiths Treasurer, Rosie Rossibertolli Bottom Row: A. Oliver, B. Lyon, L. Empie, R. Rossibertolli, F. Blake Second Row: P. Black, C. Green, j. Frederick. son, V. Schulze, A. Bortolozzo Third Row: B. Lockhart, L. Noble, E. Wessa, M. Helbach, P. Phipps Girls' Athletic Association Kneeling: D. Kircher, B. Graham, P. Cavaletto, B. Crasioli Bottom Row: H. Yamada, M. Okumura, B. Hicklin, G. Ford, E. Bruno, H, Porter, M. Troup, M. Stronach, P, Pike, M. Regis, E. Christensen, B. Sea- berg, B. Fukuzawa, V. Alvord Second Row: B. jelle, R. Boynton, E. Sivla, V, C-rasioli, V. Porter, C. Lewis, V. Snell, R. Janssen, E. Wessa, V. Armitage, M, Anderson, L. Coggia, B. Tyson Third Row: R. Perizzolo, K. King, E. Tompkins, V. Tatjes, R. Higbee, A. Pagliotti, C. Pagliotti, R. Rossibertolli, j. Pateman, B, Kinsell, Miss Wie- sendanger Fourth Row: M. Ball, F. Lang, P. Cummings, E. Tatum, C. Greene. J. Pagliotti, V, Hazard, B. Steinhauer, E. Skinner, M. Hanson, A. Cram, V. Leiter To promote athletic activities and to uphold high ideals of good sportsmanship-Fall and Spring: President, Pierina Cavalettog Vice-Pres- ident, Barbara Graham: Secretary, Barbara Grasiolig Treasurer, Dorothy Kircher. Sponsor: Miss Alice Wiesendanger. Varsity Club Bottom Row: D. Harris, H. Bowman, QI. Bianchin, C. Rossi, ,I. Latham, L. Lafond, R. Forney, B. Burkhart Second Row: D. McCloskey, F. Pezzati, E. Freeman. K. Keiper, I. Christopher, F. Greenwood, C, Graham, D. Lvons, S. Chackel Third Row: B. Ornales, D. Banks, E. Gilbert, G. Mangini, H. Benham, A. Romer. R. Navarro Fourth Row: M. Romer, C. Gartrell, M. Moley, R. Moley, j. Arraluce, R. Schafer, A. Robles, j. james This organization is made up of boys who have made their Hlettern in sports. In the spring the coaching staff gives the athletes a barbecue. at which time large quantities of food are consumed. Clubs BIG S FALL President, Barbara Graham Vice-President, ,Ioyce Verrill Secretary, Lucille Ross SPRING President, Barbara Graham Vice President, Catherine Pagliotti Sponsor: Miss Dorothy Cotton Bottom Row: M. Okumura, H. Yamada, F.. Cordero, L. Empie, J. Verrill, L. Delbrook Second Row: B. Graham, P. Cavaletto, V. Grasioli, B. Grasioli, V. Armitage, L. Ross Third Row: C. Pagliotti, S. Murray, D. Kircher, A. Fourth Row: j. Pagliotti, D. Millsap, C. Ackerson STAMP To promote the interest of stamps among collec- tors and improve their collections by trading stamps. FALL President, Bob Ferguson Vice-President, ,lohn Heath Secretary, ,lack Freeman Treasurer, Bill Cruse SPRING President, john Heath Vice-President, ,Iared Richter Secretary, Elsie Tatum Treasurer, Audrey Cram Sponsor: Coach Clarence Bishop Cram, R, Langmack, E. Bruno Bottom Row: P. Wallace. E. Tatum, B. Kinsell Second Row: C. Terry, A. Dunne, Third Row: J. Freeman, R. Ferguson, j. Heath, B. Daly, D. jones To further the interest in leadership of sports. Treasurer, Virginia Grasioll Secretarv, Masaie Okumura Treasurer, Virginia Grasioll Q A. Cram To instill in boys a feeling of Christian fellowship, good citizenship, and friendly recreation is the object of the Y.M.C.A. we 'A' iQwe.i.2L.Mq 4' LIQQHNJXBZAQE, Wag l-li-Vis ,Y,,., VVINTER '42 President, Charles Metz Vice-President, Steve Compogiannis Secretary-Treasurer, Elmer Bfirbere Sponsor: lVlr. Casella Bottom Row: S. Compogiannis. C. Metz, E. Bar- bere, Mr. Casella Second Row: j. Cordova, R. Cobos, J, Winstrom, E. Soldavini Third Row: G. Hopwood, K. Yee, D. O'Neill Fourth Row: R. Cox. Nl. Romer, E. Ruiz HI-Y COUNCIL ,052 iff ,,wf Bottom Row: C. Metz, Earl Murray, High School Coordinator, john Lewis, Secretary of Y.M.C.A B. jolly, L. Whaley Second Row: R. Morley, F. Lieser, D. Quintero j . F Hoelsher Row: AI. Sanders, A. Romer, K, Caver WINTER '45 President, Kenneth Caver Vice.President, Dick Lyon Secretary, Fred Hoelsher Treasurer, Don Craig Sponsor, Mr. Llewellyn Coodfield Bottom Row: ,l. Bianchin, R. Lvon Second Row: B. Burkhart, B. Grant, D, Beise'l. F. lloelsher Third Row: C. Machado, K. Gaver, D. Craig. A. Romer, Mr, Coodfield SPRING '42 President, Floyd Lieser Vice.President, Rav Molev Secretarv, llenrv Westcott Treasurer, Bill Herdman Sponsor: IVlr, Lawrence Leslie Bottom Row: R. Dalton, L. Nlcliinnev, B. Scal- apino, R. Williams, B, Kellev, H. Cote Second Row: M. Morehouse, I. Wevler, R. Mo- ley, S, Booth, IVI, Vl'ilson, ll. Westcott Third Row: B. Thornburgh, F. Lieser, I. San- ders, B. Bremner, I.. Sansum, M. Molev SPRING '44 President. Robert ,lollv Vice-President, Pat Wells Secretarv, Eddie Lamb Treasurer, Vincent Thurman Sponsor, IVlr. Stewart Paulin Bottom Row: P. Wells, ll. lohnson, B. xlolly. H. Kinsell, D. Love Second Row: D. Thornhurgh, R. Morley, V. Thurman Third Row: Mr. Paulin, II. Seed, D. Pierce, H. Adamson, ul. Cabot EXECUTIVE BOARD Bottom Row: C. Putman, R. Davis, M. Ashley, P. Hendy Second Row: T. Davenport, M. Troup, F. Record. R. Osborne, A. Kavarno Third Row: E. King, B. Berscht, L. Bolton, B. Fryer, R. Langmack Absent: Miss Frances Gower, sponsor of the Girls' League The principle purpose behind the Girls' League is to make all the girls in the school feel as though they all belong to one organization. New girls entering the school are made to feel at home by having Big Sisters who show them around the buildings and introduce them to other girls. The semi-annual Hi-Vlinx is sponsored for this purpose. Another annual affair is the Father-Daughter Banquet which is held for the purpose of having fathers meet each other. Climaxing all activities of the Girls' League is their annual dance. This year, instead of hold! ing the regular May Dance, the Valentine Dance was inaugurated at which time a Queen of Hearts was elected by the boys. L., 5 . le v 'Qtfi .j, . T ., . . H X. iQ 1 ' ,, . X ,Vw T 'da ', 6 Girls' League MARY ASHLEY Girls' League President HI-IINX FATH ER-DA LIGHTER BANQLIET J 0 X .12 xr L ' Kgs 'V-.1 ' L Q ' 4 it S X M 5 1,1 55:7 Boys' League Ii xi v j- allia- QMXF N ' + The Boys' League was organized in 1939, under the leadership of Alex Rossi Q'39j for the purpose of furnishing various types of en- tertainment for the boys. At present it is com- posed of a chairman, Bill Scalapino, and his committee: Henry Shaeffer, Stan Cook, Bob Kelley, Ken Phelps, and Hurley Robinson. The sponsor, to whom the committee owes much of its success, is Mr. Leonard L. Bowman. During this past year the boys have seen assemblies with Mr. Stan Williamson of San- ta Barbara State College: Major Ballinger, head of the high school R.0.T.C. unit: and several naval programs. This last Christmas season, cards were sent to former high school students serving in the armed forces. Interviews were scheduled with professors of the State College, dentists, doctors, engin- eers, lawyers, and merchants for students who hoped to enter the same type of work. AC- cording to all reports, these interviews proved to be highly valuablef. BOYS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Bottom Row: Bob Kelley, Bill Scalapino, Fred Douglas Second Row: Ken Phelps, Ray Moley, Fred Hoelsher Third Row: Stan Cook, Henry Schaeffer, Hurley Robinson BILL SCALAPINO Boys' League President PORTS 'Sew-Q. -v-Nu fl 'R' K A N-'e-Q,,-wx f'5.-'5': 'f-. 'f.-.i .'5.T'--':- -' ullulldilnhhlli Football Clarence Schutte, director of phys- ical education since l925 at Santa Barbara High School, left here in Ap- ril to serve as a captain in the Un- ited States Air Corps. After primary training in Miami, Florida. the for- mer Don coach will be stationed at Maxwell Field, Montgohiery, Ala- bama. With passing as the keynote to successful victories, the 1941 Golden Tornado was truly one of the best and most deter- mined squads ever to grace Peabody Stadium's gridiron. Taking on a merciless schedule which included all the great prep teams in the Big Seventeen Conference, the hard fighting Dons staved off defeat until injury-riddled and completely exhausted, they fell easy prey to the: lightning-fast attack of the Pasa- dena Bullpups in the semi-finals of the C.l.F. play-offs. Under the guidance of the mastermind Don mentor, Clarence Schuttef, the Dons showed the townsfolk the most amazing razzle-dazzle football ever seen in even these aerial-minded parts. Schutte mixed his famous Schutte-spread and the equally fam- ous T formation with such a deft hand that nine enemy elevens in a row fell prey to his system. The season was highlighted by the plays of not one, but several varsity men, all with their own brand of ball which gave the Dons an inexhaustable supply of surprises. Long to be remembered by all high school students were the ..,, .,-,.,-,. passes of sharpshooting Rube Navarro, the pass completion made possible by Gene Mangini's sticky fingers, Charlie Gartrell's line work, Iimmy Christopher's head-on rushes through enemy lines, Roy Forney's fleet-footed running, Stan Murphy's unfailing ball hand- ling, Harold Bowman's educated toe, and the under-size line's gal- lant work. Also on the Vaqueros' lengthening honor list is that ever-mirthful captain Marshall Romer, who was rewarded this year for his bril- liant work at end position by being unanimously chosen as a member of the 1941 All-C.I.F. Football Tefam. His generalship and playing will undoubtedly long be remembered by elnemy players who faced him on the turf. Win or lose, the 19-il edition of the Golden Tornado will stand out vividly in most football fan's minds as the greatest thrill-provok- ing club to play for Coach Schutte and line Coach Clarence Bishop during their long coaching careers. Captain Marshall Romer , x l X Using the rediscovered T formation, the golden clad gridders opened their 1942 season by sweeping over a bewildered Santa Paula eleven by a stunning 'H-0 count. Rube Navarro, the sensational junior, ope-ned the season's campaign by scoring on a twenty-one yard jaunt. Following Rube's opening tally, Harold Bowman, Cal Rossi, Roy Forney, and Gene Mangini crossed the southe-rners goal before the half time, to give the Dons a safe 30-O lead. Cal Rossi and Sila Chackel added the final touchdowns to the high-scoring game in the second half. Conversions were made by Larry Lafond and Harold Bowman. Above: Frank Greenwo0d Center: Rube Navarro Below: Al Romer Continuing their blistering attack, the Don grid machine completely annihilated the Beverly Hills Normans 39-0. Emf ploying a terrific passing offensive, the Vaqueros were never in trouble. Touchdowns by Iimmy Christopher and Harold Bowman gave the Dons a handy half-time advantage. In the second half the un- tiring Dons overran the Normans when Bowman scored his sec- ond six points and Captain Marshall Romer and Larry Lafond ac- counted for two touchdowns. Bowman converted as usual. Front Row: R. Navarro, G. Nlangini, A. Robles, K. Keiper, j. Christopher, ll. Bowman, S. Murphy, M. Romer, F. Greenwood, j. james, E. Gilbert, C. Rossi, C. Gartrell, A. Romer. Second Row: Coach Schutte, G. Nickerson, R. Schafer, R, Forney, B. Scalapino, G. Love, S. Chackel, j. Bianchin, L, Lafond, j. Arraluce, T. Carter, A. lrvine, li. Freeman, B. Dover, C. Graham, A. Steele, Coach Bishop. Third Row: S. Pinero, S. Hogan, J. Sanders, D. Denton, W. Higgins, P. Gutierrez, AI. Whitziker, R. Blain, DI. Limon, U. Arnoldi, L. Heaton, B. Paulson, A. Pedilla. ll. Borgara, B. Lafond. B. Alegria, B. Postel. C. Olivolo, j. joller, Manager D. Clark. The Dons, in one of the hardest fought games of the season. battered down a tough squad from Long Beach Poly by a 13-7 count. The first touchdown for the locals came in the first quarter, when Harold Bowman blasted over from the four yard marker, climaxing a long drive down field. After a bruising third quarter, the Dons niadct their last six points on a short pass, Bowman to Captain lVlarshall Romer. Bowwnan converted after the initial touchdown. l, 7 K, ..f. 1, 1 X t tin x N x tt Tait af yi ff' ,, W 5' ,vt gg im, ' . vi, 'Wim Right: .Iirnmy Christopher Below: ROV Forney making Beverly llills flame. an cnd run at the The Dons mastered the Phoenix Badgers with a passing at- tack which netted them their fourth straight victory of the season and sixth straight victory over the desert eleven, The initial score came early in the second quarter on a pass from Rube Navarro to fleet-footed Cal Rossi. The final tally of the half occurred in the closing minutes, on an eleven yard dash by Iiinmy Christophe-r, after a sixty yard pass by Navarro to Maili- gini had set the stage. Rube Navarro continued his terrific passing in the second half, tossing a beautiful aerial to Cal Rossi who scored standing up. Bowman converted. i , l as tr 'if Z 1 The great Don gridders lengthened their winning streak in the- border city when they handed a badly disorganized San Diego High eleven a stunning 27-O defeat. In the opening minutes, the Dons marched down the mud covered grid- iron to score on a pass to Gene Mangini. Iimmy Christopher, Rube Navarro, and Harold Bowman chalked up the other three touchdoynms against an overrated red and white squad. Bowman added the extra points. After trailing for the first time during the season, the mighty Dons stiffened their defense and brought forth their particular brand of offense to nose out a classy Santa Monica High School squad 12-6. Brilliant running by Roy Forney and blocking by Iarrin' Iim Christopher marked the victory for the Dons. Harold Bowman registered the first touchdown and Roy Forney outran would-be Samohi tacklers to score the winning touchdown in the final quarter. Top: Cal Rossi lfunter: Gene Mangini left: Harold Bowman scoring during: the Phoenix game. 5 Q I The never-say-die Dons weathered their worst scare of the season when nl U a really great squad from Glendale Hoover was beaten I3-12 in the last E remaining seconds of a thrill packed contest, 6 Q The Vaqueros scored first on a long pass from Rube Navarro to the I X lg 1 B games hero, Gene Mangini. With Bert I-Iuselbus leading the way, the X X V X t Glendale eleven ran up two touchdowns to retain the initiative. The Dons L ell , were held in check until the final minute of play when Rube Navarro threw 1F1 Gene Mangini a fifty yard pass in the end zone to give the locals a thrill- X T TR X3 ing victory. Bowman converted the winning point. W' V U E c ,, X :ig Cal Rossi carries the ball for a sizeable gain in the Santa Paula game. NEW R.O.T.C. ARIVIORY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN BUILDING ...,,-..-,.,..,.,, .......-,..-.V.....,...,,...c.,. .,,..,,..,.........-...,.,,. ' Jiiiqeww' After fourteen months of construction, this beautiful S166,000 R.O.T.C. armory and boys' physical education building was com- pleted early in February, l942. The building is completelv modern throughout, with classrooms constructed along the same lines as those in the new wing. Also one room is provided with opaque blinds and a motion picture screen, which has been extremely valuable in the showing of govern- ment and physical training pictures. For the R.O.T.C. classes, there are: an indoor riHe range, a new double-locked gun room, and a locker room. The section devoted to physical education includes, besides up-to-date showers, a corrective room, a drying room for uniforms a locker room equipped with 546 lockers, and a smalI varsity room. Above: Bob Shafer Below: Bruce Keiper Lower Right: Fleet-footed Roy FUrneV out speeds enemy runners in an early season game. so 12: .Q , is Relying on juniors and seniors throughout most of the game, Clarence Schuttefs invincible Don gridders coasted to an easy 21-O win over Leuzinger. The Rube Navarro to Mangini passing combination again clicked for the opening touchdown. Rube Navarro added six more points in the third quarter on a twenty-seven yard jaunt. Charlie Graham ran up the final score in the fourth quarter with another long run. Harold Bowman added three points through his conversions. Battling all the way, the Glendale Dynamiters were the Don's ninth straight victim, dropping a 14-13 decision. Cal Rossi scored the opening six points on a pass from Rube Navarro. Jimmy Christopher scored the third quarter to give the Dons their margin of victory. Bowman again booted the winning point. Staging a remarkablee comeback, the Dons managed to gain a 13-13 tie with an under-rated Tuscon Badger eleven in the desert city. Trailing by 13 points, the Dons finally crossed the Badger goal in the second quarter when the Navarro to Mangini combination clicked again. Bowman added the extra point. Iimmy Christopher blasted over the tying touchdown for the Dons. The injury-'riddled Dons finally tasted bitter defeat when a lightning-fast eleven representing Pasadena High School handed them a startling 29-13 setback before 7,000 unbelieving townfolk in the first round of then C.1.F. playoffs. Employing a beautifully executed fake-double-reverse, the Bullpups recovered from a shaky start to outmaneuver the game, but tired Dons. The Dons, passing first on a pass from Rube Navarro to mighty lim Christopher. Navarro, passing at his best, threiw the only other touchdown pass to Larry Lafond in the last quarter, With the eleventh game completed, certain players remained as the outstand- ing otfensive men on the star-studded Golden Tornado squad that won nine games, tied one, and suffered a single defeat during the long season. Harold Bowman, the broad-shouldered quarterback, paced the Don scorers, during the 1941 campaign, collecting fifty-three points on six touchdowns and seventeen conversions. The sensational end, Gene Mangini, was second highest scorer on the Don grid machine with thirty-six points. Cal Rossi, the fleet-footed junior, was third, tallying five touchdowns. The leading passer on the Don team was sharpshooting Rube Navarro, whose passes found their marks better than half of the time. His passes netted the' Dons more than seven hundred yards in eleven games. Iimmy Christopher, Rube Navarro, and Roy Forney shared top honors among the yard gainers, with Iimmy alone running over four hundred and se-venty-five yards during the season. With the above mentioned as only a small minority of the available Don power, Clarence Schutte's mighty Dons' last season was one of the greatest offensive teams ever to perform for Santa Barbara High School. ly .Z A V' ,V ,Trim A , Above: Harold Bowman attempts another field goal lim Chris topher holding Center: Hard blocking Charlie Cartrell Left: A familiar between half chalk talk by grid mentor Clarence Schutte NNN' xxx is '-N, Six-man Captains Front Row: N. Topete, C. Bradley, K. Yee Back Row: C. Ullaney, R. Dunning, ,Ioe Glenn, Coach Winans, R. Clin- ton, .I. Sandberg, P. Singer Six-lVlan Football Provided as a proving ground for the prospective varsity gridders of tomorrow, the important and interesting six-man football league was continued again this year by energetic Sterling Winans, who acted as coach and advisor. From the nine teams entered in the league, the strong Longhorns squad, with Buster lones as their able captain, proved to be the best team and were rightfully crowned 1941 champions. Chosen by the hundred members par- ticipating in the after school sports, the all-star team was a versatile, power-laden squad. The six boys who re-ceived this post-season award were: Kim Yee, who was also elected the outstanding player of the league, Ben Rodriguez, Ioe Rivelrs, Dick Clark, Eddie Bornand, and Harold lones. Team captains were: Phil Singer, Bus- ter Iones, Kim Yee, Richard Cox, Nick Topetef, lack Sandberg, Ray Clinton, Nicholas Cordona, and Bob Casier. Above: Frank Cozallio sweeps around end during a six-man game Right, left to right: Shaw, Mendoza. Mullanay X Golf Playing regularly at the Montecito Country Club, the spirited golf team kept in constant practice for their spring campaign, As the sports section went to press, the linksmen had already competed in three team matches and one tournament. Traveling to Glendale, the local golfers opened their season by dropping a heart-breaking match to Glendale High School's ex- cellent six man squad. The Pasadena Bullpups conf quered the Dons in their next match when they furn- ished twenty-three points to the Dons' meager seven. In their third match, the Long Beach Poly registered a crushing victory over our local squad, capturing twen- ty-nine out of a possible thirty-six points. l-- gsef Al. , :Qi XX, ,r l f 'lPcc3J,1,.-.f'95' mx ' 'xx xx, lat- l X'- c,X 'XV 4 xi UH ,,-, -. N ?-'B' ,J l 'l Ryde., X-4 PM ll P ill in 'lln Ostentious Dick Lyon was captain and leading player for the Dons this year. Floyd Lieser, Ned Bixby, Bob Grant, Elmer Pierce, and David Knowles were the other members of the hard playing squad, Above left: Floyd Lieser Left: Dick Lyon Below: Golf Squad'--David Knowles, Elmer Pierce, Floyd Lieser, Bob grant, Dick Lyon, Mark Wilson, Ned Bixby, Coach Clarence c utte Tennis 'Q 109. Y i a J fQ' Xi, lkqtg. Q L Qu J ,nge 69 I 9 cg C, f 'H 0 iw ,y With a team as powerful as in past years, Coach Bob Wormser's undefatigibl-e netters seem destined to retain the C.I.F. tennis championship, which they won last year from Beverly Hills. The Don racketmefn have kept their record clean this year, holding a win over Woodrow Wilson of Long Beach and practice victories over Beverly Hills and Ventura. ln tournaments throughout Southern California, the Don netters displayed excellent tennis and plenty of fight. In the world- famous Ojai tennis tournament, the Dons had two doubles teams which reached the final round. The doubles combination of Eldon Ford and Dave Basham dominated the younger boys' doubles at the: southern city, winning with little difficulty. Tommy Van Fleet and Heirb Benham, the Dons' best doubles pair, reached the interscholastic doubles finals before bowing out in a hard three set match to the Faulkenberg twins of Los Angeles. Aside from those already mentioned, Bob Wright, Mal Moley, Dick Harris, Pete Dall'Armi, Don McCloskey, and Iim Bond rounded out the all-star squad which proved by superior playing, its mastery over other C.I.F. net squads, Bob Wormser's top three: Mal Moley, Tom van Fleet, and Herb Benham D ii Right: Tennis Coach Bob Wormser Below: Mal Moley Below right: The Dons' ace doubles team of Herb Benham and Tom van Fleet , ig .r a r Q L X C Y , 1 LT if Y . mam, at wbe.e1v'4 Masai.. Qlifiwlifl' Sfwitigfiiyqz Weiilfi ezfibiws JQMQQY' New Eldon Ford and Dave Basham, not satisfied with their great showing at Ojai, traveled to Los Angeles in May and walked off with the Southern California boys doubles cham- pionship. Eldon Ford, established himself as the outstanding boys singles player in Southern California, when he easily won the singles title. Playing their usual brand of hall, Tommy van Fleet and Herb Benham reached the semi-finals in the junior doubles in the same tournament before dropping a three set match to Tom Faulkelnberg and Art McDonald, one of the leading contend- ers for the national juniors title. Improving rapidly this year, Bob Wright also displayed good tennis in this as well as in earlier tournaments in which he competed as one of Bob Wormser's able single' players. Baslcethall Hampered by the war effort which forced the Can- cellation of many of the seasons important cage titles, the Don Casaba squad lost all but two of their nine prep contests. In the first round of the C.l.F. cage play-offs, the Dons bowed to the Pasadena Bullpups 38-32. The fol- lowing week Coach Clarence Schutte's squad traveled to Beverly Hills where they lost to Santa Monica, 29-26, in the opening round of the first Big-Seventeen Basketball Tournament, As in his junior year, Sila Chackel, the ever-frieind- ly captain, paced the Don scorers, getting a total of 75 digits. Larry Lafoncl and Ray Moley finished second and third with 47 and 46 points respectively. Harold Bow- man was fourth with 26 points to his name. Left: Larry Lafond, Raymond Moley, Captain Sila Chackel, Rube Navarro, and Bruce Keiper Sittlng M Moley -I Christopher H Bowman L Lafoncl S Chackel B. Keiper, R. Navarro, R. Molev Standing P Gutierrez T Rodriguez C Graham G DAndrea R Schafer, F. Lieser, D. McCloskey, A. Chavez, Coach Schutte -l -it 1 ' a 3 E 3 Sitting: B. McGinnis, E. Bornand, ,I. Mackey, G. Mullaney, F. Rodriquez, R. Forney, B. Casier Standing: M. Romero, F. Douglas, F. Cozzallio, C, Cook, C. Dal Bello, j. Sandberg, B. Perrizola, j. Laswell, Coach Bishop Under the able eye of Clarence Bishop, the Don Bee cage squad carried out one of its most successful seasons to date. The Bees tasted defeat only once, The single setback occurred early in the season when they were nosed out 29-28 by the Bees from Glendale High School. Fernando Rodriguez was the leading Bee scorer with 29 points, closely followed by Eddie Bornand who amassed 21 points in six games. Right: Captain Sila Chackel rings up a basket during the hard fought C.I.F. tussle with the Pasadena Bullpups. The Dons lost to the Bullpups 38-22. , ' gf my Q i f 1 J li -4 , Track Although hampered by bad weather and the war, the track team completed a very successful season with individual stars in the spotlight. The Don spikemen, in one of their few out-of-town meets, registered an overwhelming victory over Redondo Beach, Ingle- wood, and Leuzinger high schools at the latter's oval in a giant four meet during April. They also finished third in the divisional at Pasadena, placing many tracksters in they Southern California track meet, Individual stars were many on this year's squad. Art Steele in the hurdles events was a standout. Harold Bowman won the divisional shot-put event, beating his own teammate, Iimmy Chris- topher, who had previously won the weight event at the Long Beach relays. lack McClaren's running in both the half mile and 600 yard run was worthy of note. Right above: Harold Bowman Center: Don Banks W . .M as am, Lnuwwwes: , TRACK TEAM lfront Row: K. Takusagawa, H. Clark, E. DeYoung. L. Eeus. 5- Ruiz, R. Love, ,I. Tenney, F. Guz- man, Y. Suzuki, A. Mendoza, B. Eisenhurtz, D. Ulrich Second Row: YI. Perizzola. N. Potter, P. Calderon, D. Nlueting, D. Moulds. B. Sockwell, Q. Potter. R. Silva, D. Howe, B. Casier, F. Rodriguez, B. Price, A. Jenkins, I, Deadrich, K. Caver, E. Castagz- na, H. Kinsell Third Row: A. Steele, I. Mackey, L. Lafond. B. Ornelas, W. Steel' head, R. Forney, G. McKenzie, U. Arnoldi, I. Christopher, I. john- son, M. Romero, 1. lVlcClaren, E. lVlcNall, B. Burkhart, N. Cavellf ero, B. Rodriguez, Coach Bishop f , Above Above Lower le Lower ' eww' 4, , L 1 ' 1 X , As defending C.I.F. champions, the good natured baseball squad batted their way through the regular schedule to another berth in the C.l.F. play-offs. Above: Outfielder Charles Espinoza After handing the Pasadena Bullpups an 11-6 plastering in a Above left: Rube Navarro, catcher Glenn Mullaney pre-play-off contest, the Dons entered the post season affair and lost to the Long Beach Poly Iackrabbits in a free-scoring contest, 16-9. Earlier in the season, the' Don horsehiders entered the annual Pomona baseball tournament where they lost to Burbank in the sec- ond round after defeating Antelope Valley High School. Front Row: Coach Sterling Winans: Captain john Latham, Sila Chackel, Charles Espinosa. Clenn Mullaney Middle Row: Rube Navarro, Bob Hummel, Olson May Standing: jim Howerton, Mickey Bush, Ralph Gordon, jack Wyers, Masado Okamura, Nick Topete, Frank Cazzalio, Don McCloskey. Charlie Cra ham, Graziano D'Andrea, Angie Chavez Baseball Right: johnny Latham and Bob Hummel Below: Sila Chackel Middle right: Catcher Mickey Bush Lower right: Hari! hitting Rube Navarro tees off in the Santa Ynez game A . My., :fri - o far .H cf NUM nl! f ,. J Q 'rv ,.' ' X' Hx X if tv l or f -7 Q t Q Intramural Experiencing one of its best seasons from an attendance standpoint, the ex- ceedingly-well-handled intramural pro- gram was carried through this year as usual by Sterling Winans. In six-man football, nine teams com- prised of over a hundred boys competed during the short winter days. The Long- horns eventually won the title-. The Intramural Basketball league with nearly one hundred cage enthusiasts dis- playing their talents was also found to be popular with after school sports fans. The powerful Yankees, paced by captain Iohnny Bianchin, won the cage crown this year. Above left Buster jones, singles for the second string baseball against Santa Left Six man football action Below A group of over Fifty boys representing the popular six-man football if warm-ww Mila-fas.wt,::ars. Q, w't:f,m-.w 1. fr Q ., fum wt, W werwe www, , A .g W , in-. . V gyjffm Right: llenry Westcott, Clinton Abbott Below: Iohnny Bianchin Lower: With attendance at a new high. the intramural Baseball program was again handled by Coach Sterling Winans 1 f f Although not as yet finished, the baseball league has drawn seventy-five horsehiders onto the diamond to set a new high for interest. The Yankees were the Major League Champions this spring. Unheralded were the efforts of the after school tennis Class under fiery Bob Wormser's dominating hand. With the tennis and other intramural sports, a well planned sports program was offered for the pleasure and excitement of many boys who would be unable to make the regular varsity squads and find this type of sports a valuable outlet for their talents. Participation in girls' seasonal sports for 1941 and 1942 has been very good, with San- ta Barbara receiving many high honors in the annual play day held in Oxnard last fall. Because subsequent inter-school plays were banned due to war regulations, our school held a Defense Day sport affair which was well attended. The Ojai tennis tournament, featuring ranking tennis players from various schools, was held in April. Ioy Hiestand, Ruth Lang- mack, and Lorraine Delbrook represented Santa Barbara High. Ioy reached the se-mi- finals in a manner which caused spectators to liken her form to that of Louise Brough. Womens' National Champion. Ruth and Lorraine, giving their opponents fast com- petition, went down in the quarter finals. Although eliminated in the first round, Eve- lyn McKinstry, a very promising player, showed a smooth defensive game. Sports Members of the dance class, Twila Iohnson, Mary Ann Acquistapace. Dorothy Iiminez, and Rosalie Viscarra made several original dance performances for the Men's Service Clubs, the soldiers, and at the Scandals where they were honored with first prize, Baseball was a pop- ular sport with Lucille Ross and Virginia Garno out- standing catcher and pitcher respectively. Enthusiasts in basketball weret so many that outstanding shooters were difficult to choose. Ace high badminton players were Suzanne Murray and Rosie Rossibertolli who showed unusual skill. Hockey is a very fast game, but none too fast for Elsie Bruno and Edith Skinner who were known well for their playing. Popularity of all girls' sports was evidenced by the large numbers of girls participating in them after school. Girls may become more skilled in their favorite sport by taking it after school as well as during their gym per- iod to earn points toward their varsity sweater. 4 , AX, 'P Q J' Gf .. J' O 5 f-Q Qs X 9 ,f f 1-J I 0 fffl' if ff - X 0 -WQKQL ---ii -' - ' I I Q ACTIVITIES '25 !iNg Harvest Dance Under the sponsorship of the Cirls' Athletic Association, the annual Harvest Dance was held November I5, I94I, at Recreation Center. lt was decorated in a most attractive manner with pump' kins, haystacks, and brands of nearby ranches arranged about the room. Punch and cookies were A LfAPPELl.A DANCE. The girls' gym, decorated as a night club, was the scene of the A Cappc-llais semi-annual dance this year. Topping off this highly successful dance was the serving of punch and cookies as refreshments. NNN served to those who desired them while the music was supplied by the Star Dusters. All due credit for the success of the dance should go to the com- mittees under the direction of Pierina Cavaletto and Lorraine Delbrook. Christmas play VVhat Men Live By , given for the play given under the direction of Miss Donald jones, who, together with a good opened the program with an impressive Boys' and Girls' small ensembles furnish second time in Santa Barbara High School, was the annual Christmas jean Applegate, Taking the leads were ,Ioan Maxwell, Bill Scalapino, and supporting cast, made the play a great success. The A Cappella chorus processional, each member carrying a lighted candle. The Glee Club and ed the incidental music back stage during the play. All musical direction was under the supervision of Miss Ardis Carter. Above: Bill Scalapino, Don jones, Meredith Ritchie, Patty Brinton, Linda Thompson, ,Ioan Maxwell Below: joan Maxwell, Don jones, Bill Scalapino Wlwefvqgxuvmwmueswwdloe - W X i imesaf ' Clive and Gold Day At the height of the football season, the Student Body took time off from usual school life for Olive and Gold Day. School colors decorated the halls and in the after- noon a parade was held downtown. entrants being students in gaily decorated cars or floats. That night, amid splendors of school Mn spirit, the Santa Barbara Dons marched to victory against Herbert Hoover High School of Glendale. Francis Pezzati, Lloyd McKinney, Ralph Williams, Ann Rheinlander, Shirley Rich, and jeanne Filling, school song and yell leaders, on one of the gailv decorated ja- lopies . jack Weyler and Bob Kelley standing side ,lack's car, which won the prize for t best decorated car. With them are Helen Thomas and Marian Wehineer. be- Unfort unately a picture of the prize-winning float, won by the Pro and Con Club, could not be obtained. A car driven by Dick Moulds and carrying members of the club, was pulling a trailer representing a football field. Two girls decked out in football the float. One represented the Dons standing on the vanquished foe, Herbert Hoover High. . uniforms were on Scenes at a ji- km QQ by 43 R N -I rf mmS kxx Football Game 5 V s Fx X m NN R.O.T.C. Ball Held twice yearly at Rockwood, the R.O. T.C. Ball is given for any R.O.T.C. cadet in the United States, all ex-cadets, and any naval re- servist. At the fall formal, the cadets wear dress uniforms, but in the spring, evening clothes are worn. The biggest social event in the year for the R.O.T.C. is the Ball. Red Cross Dance On February 27. the Social Committee spon- sored a Red Cross dance for the purpose of make ing money for the Red Cross War Relief Fund. The scene. of this affair was the attractively dec- orated girls' gym, Red Cross posters furnished very pleasant and appropriate decorations, while the music was furnished by the Star Dusters. A floor show was presented by a number of talented students. The Social Committee stood all expenses of the dance and money taken in went to the War Relief Fund. Valentine Dance Queen of Hearts Carolyn Viets and Student Body President Harold Bowman are seen with Maids-in-Waiting Phyllis Henderson and Peggy Timewell. The flower girl is Ioan Coats. Other Maids- in-Waiting not shown in the picture are Shirley Conklin, Connie Ackerson, and Rowena Martinsen. With the changing of the annual May Dance, sponsored by the Girls' League, to the Valentine Dance, the boys elected Carolyn Viets the first Queen of Hearts. Held at the Recreation Center on February 14, this semi-formal affair proved a great success with a sale of over a hundred and fifty tickets. i Typical Boy g Dynamic Bob Kelley. this year's average high schoo student. started his life on .lune 2, I925, in Santa Barbara After attending local grammar schools and La Cum' bre junior High, Bob moved into high school where his sunny disposition and spontaniety soon won the definite approval of everyone with whom he associated. Although a science major, Bob has been an active 1 member of the A Cappella since his advent to high schoo and possesses a very fine baritone voice. His work in R.O.T.C. has gained him a captain's rating, and his execu- tive ability. the chairmanship of the Program-Rally com- mittee. He also has been a faithful Hi-Y member, be- sides having planned, co-authored. and mc'd the I942 Scandals fwhich doesn't leave Bob very much spare time, but he manages to dabble slightly in hiking, bowl- ing, singing. showing the gals a good time, and fooling around with the fellows. As far as the future is concerned, Bob plans to en- ter the Forestry Service. AN.. f pe . Qu BOB KELLEY Typical Girl W -m..,,, .. 4 KATHRYN WILKINS Q 5 Typifying the fairer half of the high school popu- lace, friendly but shy Kathryn Wilkins was born luly B, l924. in Los Angeles. After living in several other California towns, Kathy finally settled in Santa Barbara. During her term in the high school, she has been an active member of the Usherettes, the Beata Club, and the Girls' League, besides taking a very full college pre- paratory course. Kathryn is also Vicefljresiclent of the senior class. In what spare time has come her way, Kathy has become a proficient pianist, and can be classed as a music lover. As to her future she plans to be a kindergarten teacher and will attend Santa Barbara State College next fall. D.A.R. CONTEST WINNER Rosalie Osborne was chosen from a number of senior girls to represent Santa Barbara High School and the Mission Canyon Chapter of the Daughters of the' American Revolution in the annual D.A.R. pilgrimage contest, the grand prize of which was a weefk's trip to the national capitol with all expenses paid. Girls from all over the nation were selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and dependability, then tested on civics and contemporary affairs, the highest one from each state making the trek to Washington. Each entrant received a gold pin inscribed on the front with the D.A.R. insignia and the four qualities by which the girls were selected, and on the back, the girl's name. ORNE ' ua OSB ROSN' ., i f 'Q 9 T LIONS' PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST WINNER The fifth annual CaliforniafNevada speaking contest was held February 13, in room 210, The subject this year was Our National Security. Marilyn Friedman received first prize: Rosalie Osborne and Paul Richter tied for sec- ond. As in the past three years the contestants appeared before the Lions' Club at El Paseo and were awarded their prizes there. Marilyn represented Santa Barbara in the district meet, which included Ven- tura and Santa Barbara counties. Unfortunately Marilyn was eliminated in the tri-county meet at Oxnard. The grand prize was a scholarship to any col- lege the winner chooses. Mr. Greene, who directs the speech classes, accompanied Marilyn on all trips. N wmums PP-IEDMA , :f'2'9M'!WW' Hgcanclalsn iv M Under the very capable direction of Jeanne Ehrenborg, Bob Kelley, and Pier- ina ifavaletto, the Scandals this year was a great success. lt was held in the school auditorium with a night club theme as the stage setting. A Y' r n. Loretta Schumann Marian Wehiriger Mr. Vaselln Bob Kelley was Master of Ceremonies and the highlights of this annual production were the Romer brothers' skit, the girls' dancing class, and a lot of new talent singing and dancing, Not to mention the teachers' skit which consisted of the singing and en- acting of Viforlrl V9'ar l and ll songs. l 1 jean Robles, Evelyn Hamilton. Twila johnson, Betty Lou Lockhart, Rosalie Visrarra, Laurel Noble Scene an PXVOUDCI! -3 Snaps A. E N x 5 NQNWX sf , l It f 5 Q 4 X V L-,T ll 1 px- .f W Girls l T-4, KSA X X 5 'I NJ x Q 'E f .1 1 1 14' 5 I W Y W ,fn 'fx , ' X . M3 , . - 1 ii r 1 f 'ff 'iw ,V , - Fr! . M,,.w ygggniigfg , ,,1,, , 11 a - + A ' Q, fg,521w5 t 'bn' 4' A 4? YY 47 1 We. I N' M -.1 -'ww T3 if 1 'Q 'B m i'- w i- qw. VVJVA V. -V . ' 'H' , , ESM' A , , -X ff X ,zzz . 2 Food! ,XV School Year in Brief SEPTEMBER Back in the saddle again after three sun-kissed, wind-tossed months of procrastination and leisure ..,. Ev- erybody sporting a new tan ..,. Dons open the football season with a 44-O win over the Santa Paula Cards .... Cupid's darts hit Miss Pat Arroqui and Mrs. Ernestine Robson of the office staff, resulting in some name changes. . . . Dick Frey made ROTC cadet major .... Core Classes deemed compulsory for lOB's, poor guys. . . . OCTOBER Sixteen stooges are picked by Llewellyn Goodfield to be 1942 O 63 G staff .... Counselor's office gets re- vamped by way of new counters and personable Dorothy Iein .... Dons walk away with the Beverly Hills game, 39-0 .... Unusual but exciting, a student body election in mid-term is held due to resignation of Ioan Loomis from the vice-presidential seat ..,. Connie Ackerson emerges new vice-prexy .... New Boys' League plans forge ahead under the leadership of the Little Dynamo Bill Scalapino ,... Plaids and simplicity keynote fall fashions, . . . Brains prevail as C.S.F. convention takes over the campus for a day. . . . , NOVEMBER Snappy fall weather finds ye olde studente bodye on its toes, preparing for Public Schools Week .... Don gridsters give Hoover High a run for their shekels in a 13-I2 victory game .... State Bar Association invades the building, talking to social science classes on juvenile delinquency .... Pro and Con Club float captures first prize in O and G Day parade ..,. Annual Harvest Dance held at Recreation Center, mit cords and ginghams, hay and wild oats for all .... DECEMBER Winter's icy grip doesn't prevent a huge turnout for the first C.I,F. game, although the mighty Dons fall be- fore P.I.C.'s titlebound Bullpups .... Seventy-five intellectuals make scholarship at the quarter .... A carefree, unsuspecting student body goes home for the usual week-end and returns Monday in a nation at war .... Pearl Harbor incident leads to the formation of a defense committee under the chairmanship of Paul Richter .... Wild rumors are scotched by a Forge feature story .... Weary inmates disperse for Christmas vacation. . . IANUARY Wiping pink elephants and New Year's hangovers from vacation-cobwebbed brains, students troop back to classes to study emergency instructions and discover what 'fwar-time education means . . . 'fThe Forge loses Chief Wallace to the Child Guidance Department--receives D. L. MacQuiddy as new stooge .... School or- chestra spellbinds music-lovers in the annual concert .... Fifteen R.O. cadets receive diplomas in impressive rites, . . . Cigars appear as an addition-name of Addie-is made to the Iohn Greene family .... Mid-year graduation releases eighty-five prospective citizens. FEBRUARY ROTC and boys' p.e. classes move into new Sl66,000 gym building .... Girl date Boy Valentine's Dance held at Recreation Center as bans are lifted on evening socials .... Tardy slips abound as Daylight Saving Time dupes the populace out of that extra hour .... Willis Arthur I-Ierdman III promoted to succeed Dick Frey as Ca- det Major of the ROTC .... Hot digsl as teachers trek to San Francisco for the annual Administration Conven- tion, an extra two days are added to the weekend .... Two blackouts in one week thrill West Coast inhabitants and give students their first taste of war as Ellwood becomes a target for lap raider .... Forge gets cut to half- size for the first time in its history .... MARCH Hi-Y Convention plans have Charlie Metz, council prexy, tearing out hair by bucketfulls .... Nineteen sealbearers are honored in an assembly .... First ROTC field m-aneuvers in the history of the local battalion are held-fa good time is had by all sloshing around the foothills in the usual March downpours .... Sacks for erec- tion of air raid shelters are collected by means of assemblies, dances, etc., under the able direction of Sack- Co- ordinator Paul Richter .... Fairer sex protest to any aspersions on their characters when told they are admission enough to any Bag functions ..,. Scandals held in night club setting, Bob Kelly MC's .... The Forgery under the dictatorship of Ioe Schmalzy Nadler incites usually law-abiding citizens to blackmail. . . , APRIL Despite April showers, fourteen students campaign eagerly for the big student body election .... Love Thy Neighbor keynotes Pan-American Day: social science and language classes view outstanding assembly directed by Iulia Bramlage .... Typical boy and girl-Kathryn Wilkins and Bob Kelley-are selected by O 55 G subscrib- ers .... Don horsehiders open the season of America's Sport with a win over Santa Ynez .... Annual Student Body Dance swings out at Recreation Center, the hall decorated in a sultry, tropical manner .,.. Lucky A Cap- pella chorus goes south via bus to vocalize at Occidental's music festival .... Student Body election is held with Cal Rossi to be the man at the helm next year ..,. MAY Forge wins All-American rating for the fourth consecutive year .... 12A's gloat over undergraduates for slaving away on next semester's tentative programs .... Alpha Club gets in the spirit of Mother's Day with a mother-daughter tea .... Socialites swing and swish in formals as the Iunior-Senior Prom is held at Recreation Center ,,.. Stalwart Coach Clarence Schutte enlists in the Army Air Corps, leaving the fate of the Golden Tor- nado in Coach Bishop's hands .... Shucksl no Memorial Day vacation, for that holiday comes on a Saturday .... IUNE Month of brides, commencement and vacation sees the usual campus din and bustle as students prepare for the summer, clearing up all odds and ends of unfinished business around the school .... Press Club, in El Pa- seo's Gold Room, affords a good time for all .... Graduation. 4 . , 325 happy seniors receive long-awaited sheep- skins in an impressive outdoor ceremony, and we're out for three months of sun, wind, water, and fun! ? bas' J' Qhv t o 1 .30 , hsi I X V Nl r ' 2, f 1 V F lohn Adams lack Adameck Ted Adameck Bud Allen Harold Alves Andy Anderson Bud Anderson Douglas Anderson Ray Anderson Tex Anderson Daniel Androbe Alfred Antles Bruce Arnold Howard Arrance Anthonv Arrellanes Charles Arrellanes Henry Arrellanes Bob Arthur Bill Ashworth Alex Ayala Charles Babcock Charles Bailey Carl Ballinger, Alr. Thomas Ballinger jesse Barker Arthur Basham Louis Bastanchury George Batzianis Bill Becker lohn P. Beckrich lack Bedwell Charles Begg Henry Behrens Bill Berger ,Iames Black William Black Shannon Blain Robert Blanchet Ioe Bonollo George Booth loe Borgaro David Bunch Stanley Burk Martin K. Brown Clovis Cailliaz e Bud Catlett lames Cestro Ennio Ciolli Reno Chackel Tony Chavez Bud Cherry Charles Clifton Ed Coles William ComDton Bob Connellv Carroll Cook Harry Cook Charles CooDer Adolph Cordero Arthur P. Cordero Daniel Cordero ,lohn Cordero Harry Cota ,Iohn P. Cota Theodore Cota Earl Courville Stanley Cox Art Cram Wally Cram Edward Craviatto Tom Crawford, llr. Fred Cuellar Robert Darling Bruce Davis Richard Demoray Iohn DesGrandchamD johnny Dimas Willard Dolman .lack Donaldson Robert Duff Norman Duncan Ray Dunning Bob Duren Carl Duren lack Dykes Dave Eberts Nick Echaron Robert Edwards Bill Ellings Douglas Elliott Bob Emmons David Felix David Ferguson Robert Erickson jack Erwin Claude Erving Harold Fehrenbacher Ed Field Robert Filippini Wilbur FiliDDini Norman Firestone Stanley Flick Orestes Flores Herman Fozata Peter Fong Don Foote john Forsyth William Forsyth Richard Forward lack Frazer ,lack Freeman Gordon Fredrick Mitsuke Fujimoto Ray Gage ,lack Gallagher james Gallagher George Gallagher Albert Garcia Robert Garcia Keith Garland Dean Gates Dayton Genest William A. Giacomotti Wilson Giovanacci ,Ioe Glenn Marvin Glover johnny Gordon Bruce Cradle Robert Graham William Graham Robert Greeley Gus Griggs jack Grimes Pat Grimes Tony Guevara john Gutierrez Michael Gutierrez Peter Gutierrez George Gunterman Harold Harder Former Students Now Serving in the Armed Services of Their Country William R. Hanson Robert HarD Gene Harris Harry Harris William Harshbarger Bob Hart ,lack Hartfeld Cyril Hartley Eldon Haskell Floyd Halferty, jr. Bill Hamilton Albert Richard Hampton' Howard Hansen l-lilding Hatland Nils Hatland Paul Haunert Lewis Heaton Bruce Hendry Herbert J. Henock Robert Herold Eugene Hickam Thomas Hildalgo Waldo Hiller Leo Hinchcliff Robert Hinkey Cecil Hoagland Grant Hodge james Hogan Frederick Hollensteiner Herbert Hollinger Edgar Hollister Homer House George Hughes ,Iames Hughes William Hurst George Husky Robert lackson Sidney james james ,Ioham Ted Aloham Allen Iohnson Paul johnson Ted johnson David jones William jones Byron Kane Owen Keiper Walter Keiper Robert Keller William Keller .lim Kelley Tom Kelly Bill Kello22 Dick Kelso Tom Kerr Earl Kidwell Otis Kilgore Herbert Kohrs jack Langmack Bob Lawrence James Learned Edgar Lebeck jimmie Lee Peter Norman Lee Lawrence Lessett Leo Leyva Ralph Lewis Tom Lewis .lohn Ley Efrom Lopez Frederick Lopez 'k Guy Lowe Keith Lupton Bill Ludlow johnny MacGowan Donald MacKinnon Sam MacKinnon Harold Russell Alfonso Tommy George August MacQuiddy MacQuiddy Malero Maier Markman Martinez Danny Mason Bob Mathews Alvin McAfee Oliver McAfee Bobbie McCampbell Bob McConnell David McDavid Bill McDowell Gilbert McKeon Bob Millet Jimmie Minah Clyde Minnear Willie Minotto Edward Miratti Wayne Misemer Arthur Mollenhauer Howard Mollenkopf Bob Moore George Moore David Morrison lack Morrison Leon Moss Bill Muller jack Murphy James Murphy Gene Nagle jack Naylor Phil Nordli Herrick Nuzum Peter Nye Robert O'Conner Richard Oeschler Don Ollis Phil O'Neill Fred Osborne, jr. Irving Parker Robert Patrick Clifford Peck Ray Peifer Harold Pemble Dominic Perello .lack Peres Bob Peri Wilfred William Perry Peters Carl Peterson Donald Peterson Gus Pinoli Lawrence Platz Arthur Pope Bill Porter Fred Prideaux Bud Rawson Loyal Rear Edison Record Robert Record Greer Reid Frank Reilly ,lames Smith Dick Rennie Bill Rhodes Edwin Rhodes ,lack Richards George Ricketts Paul Ricketts Bob Riedel Dick Riedel Milton Riggs .lack Rizor Bill Robertson Coleman Robertson Dick Robertson Gene Robillard Bill Robinson Russell Robles Bill Robson Ralph Romero Bob Ross joe Rossi Louis Rossi Ernest Ruiz George Ruiz ,Ioe Ruiz .lohn Ruiz Dale Rumsey Kenneth Smedley Dalton Smith Harold Smith Gene Sacconaghi Louis Sacconaghi Arch Sampson Bill Sampson Max Sanders Gene Santo Curtis Schmeisser Andrew Sharrah Art B. Shaw Russell Shaw Clifton Shean Tommy Shields ,lack Shepard Harry Shephard john Shoemaker Raymond Silva Henry Silveria Frank Slebiss Jerome Smith William Sowell Bill Sparrow lohn Stanef George Stauffer Vincent Stauffer Delmer Steele Don Steinhauer George Steinhauer Eugene Rumsey Robert Rutherford ,lohn Slocum ,lohn Stratton Frank Stronach Arthur Suffolk Fred Sundh Larry Swain ,Ierry Swatzberg Gerald Sweeney Stanton Taggart Ulbaldo Taleri George Tapper Leon A. Tatreau Ed Taylor Ronald Timewell Eugene Tomietti Bob Towers La Verne Triggs Fred Tyree Herbert Underwood Hideo Uyesaka lohn Valentino Clarence Van Pelt ,lohn Van Poppel Leon Varner Robert Vaughn Ronald Veits Edward Verhelle Eddie Vickers johnny Viscarra Allen Wade Dudley Wade J Irving Wallace Vernon Walker joseph Wand loe Ward George C. Watson Richard Watson Walter Waugh ,limmv Webster Maurice Wertzel Charles Wessa Lawrence Wilder Tommy Wharton Ross Wheeler Alex Witmer Leo Williams Sam Willis W. W. Witzel Carl Wolf Phillip Wolf David Wood Frank V, Woods David Wright Harold Young Tony Zandona Eugene Zaris George Zaris Peter Zucco 'The Olive and Gold Staff real izes that this list is not complete but we have endeavored to make it as nearly correct as possible Acknowledgments , q O The Olive and Gold Staff of 1942 wishes to extend its acknowledgments to the following who helped to produce this annual: Roscoe C. Lyans, Dixon MacQuiddy, and Ioseph Muench for their aid with the photography. The entire faculty, oiiice staffs, and administrators for their general assistance. Burchett's Studio for ther fine work on the senior pic- tures. District Photo Engraving Company for the excellent en- graving. The News-Press Commercial Printers for the accurate printing and assembling of the book. X-'If Adiosl it ST x M A f dn ui -x f- T NQ cel X.. if Mm. g2 tx-1 NOREHQQSEAZ My WWW! 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