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

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A. C. OLNEY: PRINCIPAL, MATHEMATICS. MRS. JANE C. BYRD: VICE-PRINCIPAL, Head of English Department

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THE OLIVE AND GOLD CO-OPERATION. Never before in the history of the high school has there been such a spirit of co-operation, within the school and without, in regard to the Senior play. Almost every student sold tickets, but the record goes to John Holt, who turned in to the manager S134.00! We want to say right here that this is just in line with I-Iolt's whole atti- tude toward Student-Body activities, and to thank him in the name of the class and the school. ' As a close second to Holt, came Homer Duflie, who sold 3568.50 worth of tickets. Duffle is a Freshman, but he is surely showing the right spirit. Others that come high on the list were Melvin Nelson, 366.255 and George Eilers, 544.00 This shows real school spirit! POSTER SALE. The posters, advertising the Senior Play, this year were exceptionally good. After the play, it was decided that it would be a novel as well as a good money-making scheme, to auction them off, for the benefit of the Student-Body funds. We secured the professional auctioneerf' Mr. Wendell jones, to aid us in this event. So well did he do his work, that some of the posters brought 33.50. Altogether the Student-Body treasury was enriched more than 330.00 by this sale. This is another innovation inaugurated by the class of 1912. OUR CONTRIBUTORS. Never in the history of the Olive and Gold has there been such a gen- erous response to the needs of the magazine as this year. We are, indeed, grateful to those who have submitted matter, and thank them for the interest evidenced in his line. On account of limited space, many excellent stories could not be pub- lished, among those deserving especial mention are :A The Making of a King, Katharyn Browng The King of the Salvogiansf' Hazel Bean, A Manis a Man for a' That, Irma Harritt, The Little Spanish Cavalier, Evelyn Fox, The Eucalyptus Treen-A Myth, Irma Starr. l. VALE. And now we submit our magazine to you, asking you to- Bear and Forbearf' 14

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