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

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CONTR T5 Page Dedication ..... ........ 3 Mr. Martin ...... .... 5 Staff ............... .... 7 Editorials .......................................... ........ 9 Faculty .................................................. ........ 1 7 On Leaving the Old Building ...... ........ 2 0 Seniors .............................................. ........ 2 1 Annals ................................................................. ........ 3 S Seventeen ............................................................ ........ 4 7 An August Evening in the Middle West ....... ........ 5 6 Class Editorials .................................................. ........ 5 7 1923 ........ ........ . ........ 5 7 1924 ................... ........... ........ 6 0 1925 ....................... .. ................ ........ 6 3 1926 ............................................ ........ 6 5 The Mountain Christmas Call .... ........ 6 8 Literary ............................................. 69 jim Storny's Dog .............................. ........ 6 9 To the Moon .......................................... ........ 7 1 A Metrical Romance in S. B. H. S. ...... ........ 7 2 Sometimes ................................................ ........ 7 4 On Subo's Flivver ............................ ........ 7 4 Ted's A-Sliding ........... ........ 7 5 The Simple Maid ..... ........ 7 S Peggy Did It ......... ........ 7 6 Initiations n'Such ...... .. 81 The Prospector .................................................... ........ 8 3 The Secret .................................................................... 83 On Being Assigned a Sonnet in English IZA ...... ........ 8 4 Nothing At All .................................................... ........ 8 4 Graphic Woes .................................................. ........ 8 5 Lines Written Before a Dreadful Quiz ...... .. 86 La Cumbre ..................................................... ........ 8 7 In Memoriam .............................................................. ........ 8 8 Organizations ................. 89 Student-Body ........................ ........ 9 0 Honor Scholarship Roll ........... ........ 9 2 Honor Scholarship Society ..... ........ 9 4 The Big S .......................... ........ 9 6 The Varsity Club .............. ........ 9 6 Welfare Committee ..... ........ 9 7 The Spanish Club ....... ........ 9 8 Music ........................... ........ 9 9 One-act Plays ................. ........ 1 04 Commencement Ode .... ........ 1 06 Polytechnic ....................... ........ 1 07 The Forge ................. ........ 1 09 Military ......... ........ 1 ll Debating ..... ........ 1 13 'The Race ..... ........ 1 16 Athletics ......... ........ 1 17 Jane Byrd .... ........ 1 42 Social ............................... .... . .143 Red-Letter Days ................ ........ 1 49 Ballad of Stanley L. .... ........ 1 54 Alumni ........................... ........ 1 55 Reflections ................. ........ 1 64- Exchange ................................ ........ 1 65 Joshes ... ..................................... ....... 1 67 A Word from the Manager ....... ........ 1 81 Contributors ........... , ............... .. 182

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-S TAFI?- Editor-in-Chief ........ Busin Assist ess Manager ...... ant Editors ..... ........BARBARA DEWLANEY ...............PHlLIP DAVIS .......MARGARET BURKE OSBORNE .......MARJORIE HOLLAND ..........ALEER'r STEvENs Assistant Managers ....... ............. F RED BoUR0U1N ........G1LBERr GOLDBERG 1923 Mid-Year Editor ..... ,................ P AULINE RODMAN 1923 June Editor .......... ........ K ATHARINE ECKHARDT 1924 Editor ........... ................. J EAN CHRISTY 1925 Editor ..... .......... G ORDON MONFORT 1926 Editor ..................... ....... S TEPHEN CLARKE Literary Editor .................. ........... T HELMA PARKER Red-Letter Day Editor ........ ......... M ARGET MCTAVISH Art Editor .......................... ............. J EAN MA1'rEsoN Alumni Editor ............ ............. D OROTHY BUSBY Student-Body Editor .... . Welfare Editor ........ Music Editor ...... ........ESTRAL RAFFETTO ...........EDITH TANNER .......ANNlE HAMILTON Military Editor .......... ........,..... I osEPH FULTON Forge Editor .................. ......... M ARGARET BURKE Boys' Athletic Editor ..... .................. P HILIP JONES Girls' Athletic Editor ...... ....... E LIZABETH DURKEE Social Editor ................ ............. B ERNICE BARNES Debating Editor ..... Polytechnic Editor ..... Exchange Editor ..... Scholarship Editor ....... Snap-Shot Editor .................... .. Assistant Snap-Shot Editor ....... Josh Editor ................................ Assistant Josh Editor ...... Artists Typists ....... Clerk ....... Critic ......MADELlNE KLINKE ...........LEROY CORMACK ......MARGARET ELLISON ,..............LUClLE HESTER ........ALLYNE HAYMAN ........PHu.1P MARTIN .......V1cToR DUNNL . ......... ETHEL Smoor .........GLADYS GUNTER .....,.MARlAN LINCOLN .......VIOLA W1LKrNs ..........AARON KNAPP .......KARL ERHARD ........MARJORlE LEE ..........FERN ANDERSON ..............ANNA NEWELL ..CHR1sTrNE HAMILTON ...JANE CARROLL BYRD

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T0 MRS. BYRD-OUR LIGHT AND INSPIRATION One of those whom we honor and revere most in the Santa Barbara High School is Jane Carroll Byrd. It is hard to estimate her true value, or to appreciate her fully. She is the Seniors' guardian, their help and inspiration. The Seniors who come in intimate contact with Mrs. Byrd realize something fine. Each acquires some newer, higher ideal, and the courage and ambition to strive for something worthwhile. The hand of light which kindles each Senior to seek a higher goal is ever outstretched. Her charming and highly sensitized personality is an inspiration in itself. Each year the Seniors accomplish much to be proud of. The two big things of the year, the Senior play and the Olive and Gold, are carefully and thoughtfully supervised by Mrs. Byrd. Little could have been accomplished in either line with- out her guiding hand. Through her efforts, the Senior play has come to be one of the biggest events of the year in the city. Mrs. Byrd was the founder of the Olive and Gold, which, because of its high standard, has gained a favorable reputa- tion throughout the state. Her every thought for this publication speaks for itself. This year she is, for the last time, critic of the Olive and Gold, because the press of other duties now makes it necessary for her to turn this work over to the Journa- lism teacher. The class of '23 may regard with pride the fact that it is publishing the last Olive and Gold under Mrs. Byrd's supervision. 'Tis with love we dedicate her last issue of the Olive and Gold to its founder and light-Jane Carroll Byrd. BREAKING THE RECORD A Record Year! We should call it rather a record breaking year. In nearly all lines of activities we have surpassed previous years. Our football and basketball teams reached the semi-finals in the California Interscholastic Association, Southern Section, school letter girls have formed the Big S society, student control has been successfully carried out, the policy of separate assemblies for groups has been adoptedg we smashed all records for Senior playg we successfully inaugurated a lunch stand 3--and, best of all-we lead in scholarship standing at the state university, and are holding our own in Harvard and Yale. From every angle, the year of '23 has been one of development-in athletics, in intellectual fields, and in new lines of growth. We are ready for the new high THE BIG S. For the first time in the history of the school, a girls' letter society exists. lt is called The Big S. This society was formed in February and includes all girls who have made eighteen points, the requirement for school letters. There were eleven charter members. To further interest in girls' athletics is the purpose of The Big S. The organization promises to be a real power for good in the school. '