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

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Keith Whitham ROTC Charlotte Williams Home Economics Ron Williams Physical Education George Woolsey Mathematics Thomas Zeiher Foreign Language Jeanette Baskous Teacher Aide Mary Ellen Bishop Secretary Sydney De Fay Teaching Aide Lois Fingal Secretary Al Gionfriddo Equipment Manager Sherry Hahn Interpreter Colleen Hand Teaching Aide , 4' ' T :gi 6' Y ov A rj, 3 av,fyw,O:Q9'?,- t ga ', ' A Nl M 1 it i'at!fe?t'f m6'off'Qe it e c,:,,gy9,-t y 35 afasag Airfafaga , fm! 2- A -if 1 ': '6f !6i' ' ti f it i 14' b.s5.w.r. - .fiasco i 200 FACU LTYXSTA FF ,, X , bmi? Q32 ia- TE Jedi , ,,

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f--X Nwxs 'Jw ' Thomas Stanton Social Studies Sam Starfas Business 0 Qy',,gE . xv 'Z W.. ,X ,' 4 T... John Stoney Physical Education ' J Patricia Strayer , f . I f, f ' ' 3, J Nurse Elsie Surian English William Thomas Science I Joyce Tindell English Jack Tinsley ROTC Eleanore Veazey Library Anthony Vigna Social Studies 'aw' My Marshall Von Bieberstein Mathematics 11,7 ff' Nell Welling A Home Economics Mrs. Luke Assumes Theater rts Job Never boring is how Mrs. Marjorie Luke described her first year here at San Marcos, Replacing Mr. Mokler, Mrs. Luke came to San Marcos with a list of impressive credentials. Born in Idaho, she attended Brigham Young University and majored in theatre arts. She then taught in Utah and Idaho and finally came to Santa Barbara where she got her masters degree in theater arts at UCSB. Mrs. Luke taught for fourteen years at Santa Barbara Junior High, extending her commitment to theater into the summer by working with aspiring actors and actresses in the Youth Theater program. When asked how much different San Marcos is from SBJHS she remarked, You can't compare the two, both are just as nice. She did note, however, that teaching at the high school level is a bit more challenging. She is very impressed with the learning ability and enthusiasm of the students here at San Marcos and only in a few cases has she found exceptions to this behavior. While she admits that her work is very time consuming, she does have time for outside activities which include costuming, church work, sewing, traveling and most important, housewife and mother to her five children, all of whom graduated from San Marcos. She also boasts two grand-daughters and has another grandchild on the way. When asked about her future here at San Marcos she happily commented that she would remain here as long as I can survive. FACULTY

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Mary Lou Hays Secretary Marie Lionello Secretary Ruth O'Donnell Career Information Marsha Paul Receptionist All My Students Are Beautifulv All my students are beautiful, each in his own way, stated Fran Measley, a veteran teacher with seventeen years experience. She has concluded that students have changed a great deal. College-bound students are very serious about their education and becoming successful . But, she adds, there are fewer scholars on campus. According to Mrs. Measley, non-college students take a so what', attitude towards their future and school. 'They feel life owes them something, she explained, they get bored with school and even with their social life. Teaching takes up a lot of Mrs. Measleyls time, but she enjoys many other outside activities. She frequents the desert because of her interest in rock collecting, but it also provides time alone with her family. Besides the desert, she takes great pleasure in traveling and looks forward to extensive touring when she retires. Her main ambition for the present is to complete twenty years of teaching. I. Coach Mo Claydon shouts encouragement to his girls'softball team, 2. and 3. Mrs. Measley in zi serious and a light moment works with student, David Dreier.