San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Mr. Gene Hartley, Principal Principal Gene Hartley : Dedicated to Preparing Students For Life Greetings; This book you are holding is the record of some five hundred young men and women who graduated from San Marcos High School in 1970. This book is probably one of your most important possessions. Whether it be 1970, 1980, 1990, or 2000, as you again peruse these pages, the embers of memory will be rekindled, and you will remember — Individual teachers who were a little special, classes that had that extra something, the kids you ate lunch with, the timeless beauty of our campus, the friendliness of our staff and the students, the quality of our effort, whether for knowledge, for understand- ing or for enjoyment. As you remember, I know you ' ll be proud of San Marcos and the diploma. San Marcos — a great institution — Home of the Royals. I hope one other thought crosses your mind. San Marcos — a place where people cared. When the prime objective was preparation for participation in our society. San Marcos still cares. On her behalf I repeat those words of 1970, Good Luck to you — wherever you have gone — in whatever venture you have undertaken. ,s 4 1j Talking, Looking, Listening 118 i %

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i Assistant Prifiic l )cil And Deans New Assignments Aim For Academic Relevency The changes in the administrative assignments, the dress and grooming standards, and the effects of Senate Bill I, during the past year, have played an important role in the responsibilities of the co-administrators of San Marcos High School. Mr. Hentchke lost his role of the heavy around school with the new dress and grooming standards initiated this year and has had more time to assist in the athletic programs As advisor of the House of Representatives and the co-ordi- nator of all activities on the SM campus, Mr. Mangus has ex- pended many hours to make the Activities Programs more relevant. This year he has played an integral part in the planning of the Moratorium Assembly, the Environmental Pollution Day, the Nomination Convention and the Cabinet decisions. Mr. Priester. in addition to being a counselor, assisted Mr. Barens in the changing of the academic requirements for gradua- tion at San Marcos. ' No, Mr. Hentchke, that way! , as Danny Andrade points the direction. I Mr. Sheld m Hentschke Dean of Students i f A ISC [r. Robert Manjius Dean ot Activities Perdue University Mr Frank Priester Dein of Guidance M. Ed. University of Orepan Mr. John E .Barens, Assistant Principal. B.A. Cal State I.. A 19 m d