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

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r , ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' - ' - ' Mrs. Mary Baker M.Ed. UCSB Mrs Virginia Chennell MA. Stanford University Mr Roger Dawson M.A. VCSB fl : : oi Colorado ' ' ' ■ t r tf:i ' North CaroUn B.A. Mrs. B.A Manorie Hawksworth Barnard University Mrs Francine Measley B.a ' . Quachita University Mr Alice Newland B A. Washington Un.versUv Mr John Phreaner B.A. UCLA I ,,., siU ' on the 1970 tori Carlson and Cynthia Geona work eainesO Crown Scertre. M, PI ,,.,.er contemplates his American Lit. text. Mr. Dawson

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Mr. Donald Flint MS. ISC Mr. Frjnk Stevens H.A. UCSB Mr. Richard Taylor B.A. Newark State College frs. i [ar,caret Udesen Nf.A. University of Denver Counselors Office: Problem Solving Center The SM counseling staff continued to function smoothly under the multigrade alphabetical distribution plan. And this year two student counselors were added to the regular staff of counselors, registrar, and part-time psychologist and social workers. These two helped prepare research materials and added a zesty approach to the system. »,,, |( Vice President; Eugene A. Harris; David R. Gammons, President; John M. Sink; iK ' 1 and Mrs. Patricia K. Anderson. 121

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English Reorganized, Itemized Program For Sophomores Our new Sophorridrc I:ii ;lisli Program is |ir(il il- ly one of thc reatest developments in nni;lish tourses since the language came to be. It divides the school year into fourths, teaching a different area of study each c]uarter. These areas consist of reading and the novel, poetry and urammar, speech and drama, and short story and com|Tosition. This program involves most of the Enghsh staflF, giving teachers the oppor- tunity to specialize. This course, an introduction to English, presents a balanced combination of skills and literature. April witnessed the release of !i j iicl. the student publication of creative writing. TTie staff, headed by Mike Roberts with the help of Mr. Dawson, the advisor, received contributions through a box in the library. This year ' s Iwpitil consists of much poetry and some prose. The subject matter is predominantly light, humorous, clever, and at times satirical. posts inspiration. Mike Roberts, Impact Edilor, practices the art of self-expression. h. Gary Shuniaker . f Ed. Cal State L.A. Miss Elsie Surian BA. rcsB [r Harold Visser .MS. I ' , of South Dakota Mrs. Gretchen VC ' heel vri ;lit Nf A I ' niversilv of Minnesota Impact staff: Yvonne Garlrell, Mar} ' Beth Redtly. Do[i Norris, and Marty Cohn. Not pictured: Peter Quimby. 123 E . . V ' ■ 1 , I . ' ' ' ' a ' ff