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

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ADMINISTRATION WE STAIIE UURICLAIMS TU LEARNING S SEE KNOW we've struck it rich when we look about us and see I 5 - ' , gf ,hour former students h1t pay drrt after they're out IH the world 4 ff . . . . 1' ,Gland be 1nn1nU to stake thelr own c1a1mQ to the vast treasure O O ooooo no ap C v m'thz1t can be the1rs. VVe teachers find 1tXVOI'thXVI'1IIC panning the Streams of students in our classes, because every once in a while we hnd untapped treasure lodes.