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

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t n l X -..,... XL 1,1 C1 ' Dorothy Plack Mathematics Sut Puailoa Physical Education Jean Reiche Home Economics N Merrill Remick Art ..,1 Law Provides Options Describing himself as an idealist Curtis Ridling took a leave from teaching to attend law school, thinking it would be an intellectual challenge. In fact, it turned into drudgery. Every one thinks of quitting at one time or another, he said of law school. Mr. Ridling endured, however, and completed three years of study in Colorado. The grueling months of effort were climaxed by the exhausting hours spent taking the California State Bar exam. Shortly after the fall semester began, Mr. Ridling received the news that he had passed the examination. This news brought both a sense of relief and a deeper sense of accomplishment. With the law degree a reality, Mr. Ridling was faced with the decision as to how best use it, He expressed an interest in running for a political office sometime in the future. A private practice would allow the flexible hours needed for running a campaign, something teaching cannot offer. For now Mr. Ridling enjoys teaching and is content in knowing law provides options for the future. FACU LTY l97

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Lelin Miller Science Robert Mizerak Resource Specialist Betty Mohs Resource Specialist Richard Mohun Science William Morez Art Maynard Moser Social Studies Joseph Mueller Physical Education Robert Mullaney Industrial Arts Thomas Newstetter Industrial Arts Barry Osborne Foreign Language Charles Peters Science John Phreaner English G nu ,qelfu 1144 Q fl-Nr' 5 Z7 .IV- ee ina , fd'

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