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

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ZEDHTORHAJLSZ Time has come for us to say Farewell to our dear old school and class- mates. Four long years we have looked forward to commencementg but now that it is here, with all its joys and pleasures, it bring a touch of sadness. We are sorry that our happy high school days are finishedg sorry that the good times we have had can never come again. Although we will never more be students in old Santa Barbara High, 1912 will always be with its Alma Mater in spirit. - Joy then be with you ever, dear school-Farewell. ' TO OUR TEACHERS. Now that 1912 is about to make its bow, she wishes to say the things she long has thought. Never could our four years of high school life have been so beneficial and so happy had not our teachers been our friends as well as our instructors. We are carrying away with us into the larger life the spirit of fair play and a square deal, the doctrine of our principal, Mr. Olney. Perhaps no one thing has left on us a greater impress than the work in the Senior play. Here we all worked together towards one end, in close com- panionship with Mrs. Byrd, whose constant endeavor is to bring out the very best in every girl and every boy, and whose influence will work throughout our whole lives. We are proud of our re'cord in debate-Louise Maclntyre, Stanley Dick- over, Edgar Corey, and Westropp Figg-Hoblyng but here again we know where to give the praise-to our able coach Mr. Robertson. The good times we have had, the character-building hints, and the life proverbs of History 12, we shall not soon forget. ' To all our teachers, are we indebted in the various lines of study and activity: but for more than this--they have made us realize the larger mean- ing of life. i ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE YEAR. The year just closing has been one of progress and of expansion. In stud- ent affairs, a more scientific and systematic management and auditing of the Student-Body funds has been secured by the creation of a bank and exchange in our own commercial department. All Student-Body money, the Olive and Gold receipts, the Senior Play and Scholarship funds and many smaller ac- counts are banked and audited by this system, V ' ' n