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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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Ar ., NA if 0,,:h'i'f4,h Q 6 -door V - . on my f fo raw ww X I jwu 0 f ., - n ' pd Q www bwfmf. bfi' - 2 l g n 'uv A-1 ' Iv .f ITL! . , muffin: xy- A 'LHW A, fsvu P nk, A-4' Vgfquv' ,I I, I - 1 A 'iq T X ,. , P.-.lvl f y K r Ag A H x . 1: . na 4 6-6144! X 5?-'dim g. Us f ' , W!! my an. ln-.. Ullvf ands U LD SANTA BARBARA HIGH SCHOOL SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA VOLUME XLV Designed fo r YOU INSTRUCTION CLASSES STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS fi QQ? 2 ikf TNG' 1519, -ff' L-M, 8 O my fiafig we QS' Rai. .. .. 8 I -Suv ,V H T il i f V 4E2Esi aR ll' . . . . zo ,I I I ffawa 'V' .4 A '! P ,, f -1.- . . . . x.Tg',Y,i, 31.1 z A es-f,.I ,wwf f 'L-,Q'14fa'., I Q - 1 Rgm, . , vfxlsg? V 1 . 'i t' Q 'cis G V v'- QM, 1. I K su 'UK ' Wo. . 2 78 -if 5 X , ' ,,-- , , -.'l':.'S' A In 53,85 I' J' ' -fog -x . sv 8 rf. , 1' -4.- 1 1 ft I Ss! 'I' U PX ' I . . . . 110 FORMS A VARIED DESIGN FOR LIVING 4? l , 1 I. N S T R u C IT D DR. EINAR W. JACOBSEN Superintendent of Santa Barbara City Schools ESE HllUHllElllS HELPED Behind the varied courses and numerous activities car- ried on at Santa Barbara High School lies a design-a design that is an important part of the larger plan for the physical, mental, spiritual, and social growth of every boy and girl in the Santa Barbara City Schools. Back of this design lie innumerable hours of careful thought and planning by the people who have assumed the responsibility for seeing that the blueprint tor growth be- comes a reality. With some of these people we have so little direct contact that we are scarcely aware of the vital part they play in the lite of our high school. mam Members of the Board of Education of the Santa Barbara City Schools are, from left to right: Mr. C. E. Sovinep Mrs. Katherine McCloskey, Mr. Lawrence Parma, president, Mr. Yale Griffith, vice president, and Mr. Bruce O'Neal. Chief architects ot the total design are the superintendent of schools and the board of education. Representing the townspeople ot Santa Barbara, the five elected members of the board, who serve without pay, meet twice a month with the superintendent and his assistant to plan the policies for the entire school system, The assistant super- intendent is in charge of business and maintenance, while the director ot second- ary education coordinates the work of the junior and senior high schools. MR. GEORGE BROWN DR. CHARLOTTE ELMOTT Assistant Superintendent ot Dmector of Secondary Education Schools DESIGN UUR llllUllES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 The faculty and staff of Santa Barbara High School wish for each of you a full measure of success as you con- tinue with your training and education and take positions of responsibility in home, community, and business relation- ships. We count on you to uphold the ideals of our school and of the institutions of our country. Through sincere serv- ice to your fellow men you will be extending the fine tradi- tions and the good name of Santa Barbara High School. We are sure you will always be grateful to your parents and to the community for making possible the fine opportu- nities that you have had, HARVEY J. HOLT Principal Familiar to all of us are the designers in our own school: our principal, who is responsible for the administration of the school, the vice principal, who supervises Student Body activities and the Boys' League, the dean of girls, who counsels girls and sponsors the Girls' League, the counselors, and--basis and strength of the entire design-our teachers. i ' These, then, are the planners and guides, ready to help us translate the design for growth into our own design for successful living. MISS FRANCES A GOWER DR LEONA Dean of Girls Vice Mr. John Nordensor' served as administrative assistant to the principal, while Mr John Greene head counselor, assumed many duties formerly delegated to the registrar. I J EAN APPLEGATE English MARY ARBOGAST Englxsh 1 N A :, 8 .- ff-WX1 6 MARY S. BAKER English EDNA BECK Swimming MARGUERITE BLAIR Spanish Department Chairman MINA BOONE Commercial ,,, V ,ff AY f 3, Rt ,YY fu-are ,0- CTT? J Q, . .wb lt, HENRY BRUBECK Instrumental Music RUBIE BURTON English, Broadcasting ARDIS CARTER Vocal Music, Theory Appreciation J. CLAYTON CLARK Auto Shopg Counseling Work Supervision M SGT. HARRY COPP Military Training DOROTHY COTTON Physical Education Counseling Cutting stencils running the mimeograph and ditto ma- YD chines, and using the dicta- phone were only a few of the skills business students learned in office practice class. Other popular com- mercial courses included typing, business law, short- hand, business machines, bookkeeping, advertising, salesmanship, penmanship and spelling, business ele- ments, secretarial training, and business English. S' iw, 'V '53, A 'Q nh ?i. 'W s 3 HL Y A . A Xb ' 7 y,,i, VM' N .Lei -- 521 'L SGT CHARLES CRAIG PAUL W DAVIDSON CLINTON V DENMAN HAROLD DIERENFIELD Military Training Social Studies Gardening Oc ai Studie Counseling Business Office Continuation Director WILLIAM CROW MAYBELLE E DAVIS GERTRUDE DICKERSON HAROLD A FOSTER Physical Education Librarian English Woodwork Department Head JOHN S. GREENE ETHEL GEORGE Social Studies Head Counselor GENE HALL Spanishy Commercial WALES HOLBROOK Social Studies URA LOU HOUGHTON OLIVE S. JOHNSTON Englishp Testing FERN JOHNSON Science English ALLIE B. KELLEM , A ,,, 7 PUY- Y TP , ' tl K in Qyy .1 Homemaking classes dis- played Christmas decoration ideas at a Yuletide tea. In addition to the required gen- eral homemaking courses, girls could get more special- ized training in home eco- nomics through classes in child care, foods, dressmak- ing, and family relations and management. Lv- Q7 3 g ROSCOE C. LYANS Chemtstry Department Head MAYNARD MALE Printing CATHERINE P. MARTIN Typing JEAN MARVIN Home Economics Department Chairman 'V xv- dl 5 'zz' 1 N, I J, g ' ,511 -ij 'Sg........H-1 PEARL MATHEWS English TED MCCOY Arts and Crafts 4 Q39 ETHEL M. MOSS Social Studies JOHN NORDENSON Commercial Administrative Assistant ' vu-o if . D is. E. LOUISE NOYES HARPER ORMSBY DON RAY PIERCE CHARLES PRUITT CHARLES A. RHOADES ETHEL ROBERG ighg Department Head Radiog Shop Mathematics Stage Craft Mathematacs Auto Shop' Machine Shop Dramaf English Driver Training JOHN E. O'DEA STEWART PAULIN ZELMA PIERCE ALBERT REVIS ROBERT RITCHIE RHEA M. ROSS Commercial Commercial Englishg Counseling Physical Educatcong Science Mathematics Nurse Department Head First Aid, Driver Education ROBERT SHANNON English SGT. THEODORE SLECHTA Military Trainmg WE BUILT Commercial art students studied layout and advertis- ing design and increased their lettering skill. Pictorial art enthusiasts also took drawing, painting, color and design, and advanced com- position, 4-4 1 J Ceramics, woodcarving, leathercratt, linoleum corv- ing, and block printing were all taught in the popular arts and cratts classes. An advanced class in ceramics was also offered. qv 62 CAPT. RICHARD STARLING CHARLES SYLVESTER HELEN TESSIEN PMS8.Tg Military Training Physical Education English Department Head MARGARET J. STRAIGHT RICHARD TAYLOR ROY H. THOMPSON Art, Department Chairman Bench Metal, Art Metal Mathematics FO R TOMO RROW In geography classes, stu- dents learned to find their way to State and Anapamu from any part of the world, Panel discussions gave ev- eryone a chance to get into the act as they learned to think geographically about world problems. Modern family classes took field trips to broaden their understanding of home prob- lems. Other courses in the social studies curriculum were United States history, world history, sociology, psy- chology, problems of Amer- ican democracy, and inter- national relations. HELEN F. THOMSON Social Studies BEATRICE TRUESDALE Mathematics Department Chairman LOUIS TSO T VA DOROTHY TIMMONS U SOU S Phys.cal Educat or' Biology, English X 1 ' I ' pw ' '52, an l - 4 fl 1' lk' fs, ALICE WIESENDANGER Physica' Education Department Chairman IRENE WILTON Home Economics ROBERT WORMSER Pnysical Education Fx 'JST PKCTLRED GATES FOSS Pnyslcal Education xl' biv- JACOB TURNOFF HOWARD WALTERS DOROTHY WESTFALL E.ology Driwer Training Social Studies English, Journalism Department Head R. C. TYSELL ANNA R. WEBBER ROY WICKSTRUM Auto Trade Training Home Economics Science, Film Coordinator MARGUERITE HIBBARD P ar-lst iii -ess. Nh MM 5-i!'5' 5 f av is 27 si 1 1 M ,, gh M' SECRETARIES Efficient and frlendly, the sec- retaries in the school offices played on irnportant part in keeping the high school pro- gronw functioning smoothly Port of re-entry for absentees was the Attendance Office where Mrs. Inez Perrine lupper leftl and Miss Zillah Barnett lupper rightl issued the farrns that would admit students to classes. Jill-of-all-trades in the Coun- selors' Office was Mrs. Ernes- tine Shean lleftl, while Mrs. Faith Harder lrightl kept Busi- ness Office problems under control. Students and faculty who wanted to see Mr, Holt or Dr Bowman first contacted Miss Trudy Colberg lleftl, the prin- cipal's secretary, or Miss Ruby Buzon frightl, Secretary to the vice principal. Girls' League officials and others seeking help from the dean of girls became well- acquainted with Miss Joanne Miller lleftl, who was Miss Gower's secretaryg and many a woeful tale of lost textbooks had a happy ending through the efforts of Mrs, Ruth Crofts lrightl, assistant to the libra- rian. Mrs. Enid Sallaway is not pic- tured. 1' av 614 W, A CAFETERIA STAFF Something new IH the cafeteria this year was the choice of two lunches As usual the meals were well balanced economu cal and delicious as prepared by our cafeteria staff Miss Me'vina Reuter was given the position of cafeteria manager midway in the year replacing Mrs Emily Colfon Mss M Reurer manage Ms D Pet s n s M s C Rod igu CUSTODIANS Indispensable people around the campus were our faithful custodians who worked before during and after school clean ing the halls classrooms and the entire building so quietly and efficiently we hardly knew they were there First Raw: Mr. F. Hubel' Mrs. H. J menez, Mr. W. Robles' Mr. S. Grover. Second Row: . F. Hallett, Mr. C. Waltemathg Mr. . Romerog Mr. W. Romero. GARDENERS Our beautiful campus is kept that way by our high school gardeners, who could usually be seen cutting lawns, trim- ming shrubs and trees, and do- ing everything necessary to keep the grounds clean. As a vital part of our school, they deserve much credit. Mr. G. McCafferfyg Mr. Luis Cotag Mr. V, Bear. l9 V91-r1cncnJ7r 'c1 llllllll We the class of l952 have ensoyed our days of schoolsng sn SBHS each year better than the last untsl now we have come to that tsnal posnt of achsevement graduatson As we walk down the hsll sn tradstsonal blue and whste gowns our msnds reflect upon the thsngs that have happened to us ssnce we entered these halls sn Septem ber l949 From sophomores to sunsors to sen sors these lumps seemed slow then but now when we thsnk about them we are amazed at the tsme that has passed and the actsvstses completed We started early thss year by elect sng our class otfscers the tsrst part of November and began holdsng class meetsngs to dsscuss the problems ot the Sensor Class Throughout the year Mr Harold Dserentseld and Msss Dor othy Cotton our counselors were ever present to help us wsth any sndsvsdual problems Dursng our Sensor Frolscs the cast entertasned themselves as well as the audsence Sensor Week was really the peak of the year Left M Harold Dserenfseld and Msss Dorothy Cotton have been advssers t the present Sensor Class for three years helpsng them plan thesr programs choose vacatsons and select colleges Chosen to lead the Sensor Class were Bob Harmon sergeant at arms Nancy Wslson treasurer Tony Demourkas vsce pressdent and Steve Docter pressdent Not psctured Betsy Lester secretary Graduatlon Day wall be Fr: day the l3th Tradntlonally an unlucky ay thus one wlll be unlucky ony because we are leavlng our classmates our campus and our teachers u to the sensors Friday June l952 wnll remaun a cherished day the day when we entered the wlder world to pursue our lute ambltuons 0' s-f l Preparing to order sensor announcements and name cards Barbara Rvegel and Bud Wood look over the many styles avanlable fs Cf tn- 1 i Z Hard workmg members of the Sensor Class Councal are laround the tablel Ronme Wetmore Denms Walters Ball Coon Joan Mantland Colombe Lelnau Betsy Lester Steve Docter Tony Demourkas Amta Morrns Allce Rnggs Bette Saunders Sheula McNnel In the background to the left are Anne Ford and Bob Harmon to the rnght are Blanche Altman Shlrley Hook Joan Gordon Nancy Wnlson IS absent from the picture 23 SElllllllS lllllll lll THE lllUllE clnssnr1952 fa 4 l l Q N is y Dick Acres Lee Adair Gilbert Adams Glen Adams Mari Addison Robert Alderman 24 l ., 4' M ,f .. 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' ., .Q ,J , V. .ji- i rw, 5 ww 5 f . ru ' Dawn Alexander Ron Allen Melvyn Douglas Alsteac Blanche Altman Marianna Alyarellos Edna Lee Amos A friendly trio whose native habitat was the Student Body room, JACK CHRISTOP- FERSON, Associated Student Body presidentg RONNIE FRAAS, Program and Rally Committee chairmanj and GLEN ADAMS, ROTC battalion commander and Junior Stotesmen president, worked hard to promote SBHS and its activities. ., wi-'E 3 I , f , AY if 1 3 4' D , K , Helen Anderholm Richard Ayres Barbara Barker Roger Beebe Marian Archer Gerry Baker Robert Barrett Kathleen Beene Nancy S, Arkley Barbara Louise Ball Marlene Bedolla Suzanne Bell friends and fellow Sealbearers who shared experuences as Student Body offncers LAURIE SINCLAIR, ASB secretary, and LEE ADAIR, ASB treasurer Lee also generously of her tlme and artnstuc talents to produce many of the posters publuclzed school atfaurs. sh , 'fx uk S f 'Q C ' s -fl:,:.' env -2 ,, . 1 E'4,,g' . 4' 1 5 X f X Q V, - tg, K 3215 vw , , 401,61 A , N. 'f , K1 ,yy ' , 5 - 1. X K .2 fl! zmrw--'-J 11-'11-,zff 'Lit J . f N I EE, 0' 'A . f ' v ik +I, 3 X ff 4 J, K IN 43 I Fredenck Benning Snirley Betts Bob Benson Joanne Bowman Harry Brouullette Fred Butler Ronald Berkel Ruth Ann Bidgood Donald Bowen Verna Mae Branurn Cary Brownlng Bob Cady Vurgunua Berta Sondra Jean Bogue Arlene Adele Bowman Joyce Brcoks Clean Bruget Norrna Jean Carnpoell F' w Hoo -,l Gary Carrico Joan Carroll Don Carter f Jacqueline Carter Edward J. Charvet, Jr. Jack R. Christofferson Angie Cavaletto Randall Chase Gerry Lee Christy Joyce Ann Chamberlin Peter Chibos, Jr. Ralph Clark i i l Leaders in our Student Body government as well as stars an the basketball court were DAVID KAY, vice president af the Student Body, and BOB CARMACK, Election Board chairman and varsity basketball captain. W, gl Qty -s-v Charles C. Clarke Patricia Clem Connie Clements Bill Collinge Eddie Collinge John Conant Bill Cook Bob Cook George Cook Jean Cook Roy Cook James C. Cowie Q45 nur Q' Virginia Eyre W. Fairbanks Joy Ellen Fairbanks Alfred Faoro Margaret Farmer Barbara B. Farnsworth 28 Bob Foss Dorothy Marie Frazier Frances L. Garcia Ronald Fraas Mary Lou Frederick Lou Garcia Betty Franz Ann Gammill David Garno Michael T. Feith Nancy Findlay Ray Fisher Richard M, Fletcher Eddie F. Flores Anne Ford oth the Scholarship Society and Usherettes President of b and Senior Class treasurer these were but a few of the positions ably filled by NANCY WILSON irightl. Also active in Lisherettes was JOAN GORDON, chairman of the Grounds Committee. Bath these girls received their gold seals in February, iv! -dvd F rr Paul Gillespie Shirley Gilman August Gin To make their own sparkling enthusiasm contagious was the ,ob of SHIRLEY BETTS, head poo leader, and CHARLES RLJDOLPH, head yell leader, who worked hard with their assistants to keep up school spirit all year long. ..-vffi- . i 'RT 1 '13 ,MX .- f 1 4 ' W . ,gf nr 'A 1. . ,,,.d' 1 ,rf 'T V' 1 Q N 1 Vi ,.. Edward Gin Joan Lynnette Gordon Walter Green Buddy Lee Gruber Bob Gutierrez Robert Gene Harmon Firmin Gloves Mike Gosline Angus John Greenlaw Ray Guevara Gary C. Hagen Charlotte Harris John Glover Karl Graham Mary Grimm Joyce Guiver Ja Haight Richard Harris Richard S. Hamm Alwyn Hartnett William M. Harden Sue Harvey Rogers W. Harder Barbara Hatchett 29 1 And who had a better right to enioy the new Student Body room than LIZ KOEHLER, House Committee chairman, who was in charge of redecoroting the ASB headquarters? With Liz is DIANE ELLINGEN, in the midst of planning a poster tor a coming event. Diane was chairman of the always-busy Advertising Committee this year. ., ..,, '., -V I - . 'eg I. A K A V ee , rx - .'.-- -egq i , . ' ps if? ,j .,,,, ,.,,. H 'se ' if Q fe I I , X A7'M,,, '3 -6-I tv 4' JW- fgf ,, Jeanette Hathaway Patricia Henry Victor Heusted Mary Patricia Hoehr Howard Hawkes Annie Hernandez Leland Ervin Hickman Shirley Hook Lola Hawthorne Frank Herold Johnny Hindmorsh Andrew Houghton 30 in -'yu 4-up ':. 9 if v 5 l . .J i I ll , 3 i ix , fl. I ' iii, Q -Y ,il 3:4 ... L im, Yu Ted Huggins Joe Hughes Jim Hurst William M. Isbell Margaret Jendresen Marie Jendresen Ai f za -fe I K ., my g, Ju, W1 7 ' MM ,ug, num 5 .uue- +1.-If l E z - iefgfbiwc 'M 31224 ' ' p k if ,, 5- M ,V .,., . r ' Jill I 1 ,ff?4 N I, r . v E ey, , Jim Jenkins Pete Jordana Jean Kakimoto John Kenneth Kar David Kay Raymond G. Kelly 15 Z 'G ,-V, is 1? 3, L5 s Conferring about state problems of the Junior Statesmen took much of the time of ADELE BOWMAN, secretary of state, and PAUL C. KING, governor, Although Adele was also occupied with A Cappella, Triple Trio, and the Social Committee, her name was consistently at the top of the scholarship list. -ln. 16:6 , 1 li sd 'T' 'Ee A in f . 1' tsl ox Qs VI' A Phyllis Kendrick Marjorie Knight Joanne Kyger Claire Mae Lang Helen Latham Colornbe Adele Leinau A. Kieding Elizabeth Adelle Koehler Frances Lach Sally Lardizabal Muriel Lauritson Betsy Lester O. Maxine Kincaid Mits Kozaki Eileen Lagle Louise Larsen Richard Lazell Nikki Liatas E. Cogswell King Lester Lacelle Kump Shirley Kinney Mary Lou Kump Ronald Kluss Kenneth Kurozumi 3l .ho M55 Q . '45 'l'lilg? I:. - ,, new X if , fvff ' N ffm 4, D -jf , ' 55. , Q i 7 Kenneth McMillan Joyce Mendez Robert M. Miller Ralph Moore Sheila McNeil Kathryn Merrill Mary Jane Monie Kathleen Morgan Noel Megas Marjorie Miller Earl Montross Anita Morris ec AS Dresidents of our Boys' and Girls' Leagues, BOB HAR- MON and PEGGIE MATTOS efficiently headed two of the largest organizations in school and were largely responsible for the fine programs both leagues carried out this year W ......- .,, ' ' 1 iii 2 Ginny Mullenary Bob Munger Dionne Needels Mary Newton Harry G. Nigh Nancy Ruth Niles QQEFQA ll Miguel O'Brien Kay Omori Maxine Ontiyeros Nanette Osiel Connie Osuna Ernest Panizzon 3s 1 I J' ' i Mm--. Tv -'trhf v4'- -. f.-- - ' , ,' to ,,, of painful Relaxing on the front lawn during a rare spore moment, SONA ELIOT, editor of Hi-Lightsg MARIAN ARCHER, editor of the Olive and Gold and Limitations Corn- mittee choirmang and Forge Editor VIRGINIA DAVIDSON the Big Three of SBHS yournalism-probably haven't an editorial thought among them at the moment, ,am 'M Henry Panizzon Mono Peppard Carol Peterson Bob Picasales Arthur D. Paullin Joe Perez Dick Pettijohn Ann Morgene Polloreno Wilmo Penney Millie Perez Jock S. Philip Nancy Poklen 34 5-1 Pamelo Pomeroy Larry Roy Popkin Gordon Powers Volerie Powers Marilyn Pratt Louise Prieto Howard Queen Poul G. Rcindell Potricio Renolds Peter A. Rezendes Colleen Rhoades Arlene Richmond it if! ' f, I Q xml Lois Soundy Wanda Spangler Bob Spicka Qs fxinfft? ,M fra ., X 319 - ,044-u. ,W una. r U , 554 x Q f V f' lx, 5 l .grew -I? Bernie Squier Robert L. Storment Signe Swanson James Vernon Staples Jr Ronald E. Stronach Tom Swiggum William Stephenson Clio Suarez Leroy Taylor l it Jing. , CLAIRE LANG, girls' athletic manager, and BETSY LESTER, tennis star and all around sports enthusiast, could fre auently be seen discussing a coming or past play-day Betsy was also secretary of the Senior Class. 11, M ff, M. :J L4 If A iv, 27, Jimi' J. 'Ae ll J- Ray Unzueta Pete Vanetti Judy Van Horn Clara Louise Thomas DeWitt Grant Thompson Janet Torrey Christopher Townsend Jack Van Zander Rawlin Trimble David Vent Sydney Lee Ullman Frank Viera 37 BEHHE 3lIHll V15 Front Row S Docter W Simon D Needels B Isbell F Benning N Wilson L Adair C Harris Second Row D Fletcher A Bowman L Larsen S Smith J Carroll L Sinclair S Eliot N Osiel A Greenlaw Third Row E Dahlun S Ullman L Sidenberg M Ross G Christy J Gordon P J Mather N Arkley A Cavaletto Recognition for outstanding scholastic achievement was given Santa Barbara High School seniors an February when they were awarded Gold Seal certificates and CSF pins This honor is bestowed on students who have earned life membership in the California Scholarship Federation through membership in the Scholarship Society for four semesters one of which must be in the senior year The seal is embossed on all permanent records of the Sealbearers on their diplomas, and on transcripts sent to college Sealbearers were the seniors who received their certificates at the earliest possible txme-at the end of their l2B semester Prospective Sealbearers received theirs in June SEALBEARERS PROSPECTIVE SEALBEARERS Lee Adair Nancy Stolzenberg Arkley Frederick Benning Adele Bowman Joan Carroll Angelina Cavaletto Geraldine Christ Eric Dahlm Stephen Docter Sona Eliot Richard Fletcher Joan Gordon Angus Greenlaw Charlotte Harris William Isbell Louise Larsen Patty Jo Mather Dianne Needels Nanette Osiel Margaret Ross Lois Sudenberg Willy Simon Laurie Sinclair Sue Smith Lois Soundy Sydney Ullman Nancy Wilson Glen Adams Dawn Alexander Patricia Clem Olga Dal Bello Virginia Davidson Dorothy Frazier Ann Gammill Barbara Hatchett Leland Hickman Edward Huggins Richard Kneding Shirley Kinney Marjorie Knight Lester Kump Joanne Kyger Frances Lach Kathryn Merrill Charles Rudolph John Seal Adelma Seavey GRADUATES NOT PICTURED George MacLelIan IGEDJ Helen Nelson Kathryn Ann O Neal John K. Ospal lGEDl Salvador Padilla Forrest Perkins IGEDJ Ted Green Paul Astry IGEDJ Dawn Berquist lGEDl Robert Greene lGEDl Robert Escalle CGEDJ Ray Hallock lGEDl Bernard de Lambert John Huber Rene Foster UCP Robert Irby Budd Gander IGEDJ Laura Keefe Lois Russell Donald L Sanders lGEDI Eddie Santillanes Richard Silva KGEDI Ernestine Smaniotto Jack Webb Arthur Russell Wilms IGEDI lUPlClll Sflllllll Gllll A winning smile, a friendly personality, and a sincere interest in her friends and her school made Judy Curry typical of the senior girls at SBHS. Judy's last year at high school, like that of most senior girls, was packed with activities and fun. Being pep leader with Bette Saunders and Shirley Betts took up much of her time, as there were always pom- pons to make and new routines to learn, but Judy also found time for other activities, such os Tri-I-li-Y and Usherettes. Like many other students, she promenoded the halls in the morning, frequented the Student Body room, and spent the noon hour with her friends on the front lawn. After school she often headed for the public library to do a serious job of studying. Her home activities were typical too. She carried on lengthy tele- phone conversations, kept up a bulletin board which recorded every event in her life at SBHS, and started off to school every morning loaded down with books while her dog Shep watched wistfully from the porch. Like hundreds of other girls, Judy enjoyed chocolate sundaes, parties, the Blue Onion after the movies, the beach, and donces. Her big- gest thrill, though hardly typical, was being chosen May Queen by the Boys' League to top off a wonder- ful year. Studies . . . friendships . . . activities . . . fun . . . these made up the design for living of our typical senior girl. lllPlUHl Sflllllll Bllll A handy man with a megaphone, a ping pong paddle, or a hammer is our typical senior boy, Dave Garno. A familiar figure to Don fans, Dave served SBHS as yell leader this year, helping to generate that well-known school spirit before the rooting section and as a member of the Program and Rally Committee. Like many other senior boys, Dave spent many of his evenings grinding out homework, which he abandoned willingly in favor of tele- phone conversations and subsequent activities. When his eyes began to droop he made a beeline for the kitchen to indulge in his favorite pastime-raiding the refrigerator. He admitted liking any type of food at any time of the day or night. Typically, Dave had little spare time, but he enjoyed tinkering with radios and motors in the time he did have. Membership in a Y club and on the Hi-Y Council claimed part of Dave's time. Free week-end afternoons were spent at the Rec, playing ping pong with some of the high school QQ . if students who gathered there A' ' QM and-ah, yes-eating? Dave was also a big shot in ROTCFQS a member of the Rifle Team, that is- and served as executive offi- cer for Company C. The weekly RO free day found him among the first in the pool, happily dunking fellow officers in an entirely typi- cal manner-very much in the swim at SBHS, 4' DICK ACRES born Santa Barbara actrvrtres varsrty basketball Sultans Hr Y plans Junror college LEE ADAIR born Norfolk Va actrvrtres Student Body treasurer Advertrsrng Commrt tee charrman Frnance Commrttee charrman Awards Commrttee Sophomore Class treasurer Sophomore representatrve to Grrls League TrrHrY UNY GAA Junror Statesmen Art Club Scholarshrp Socrety Sealbearer plans artrst GILBERT ADAMS born Amarrllo Texas actrvrtres Scholarshrp Socrety orchestra can cert band football band ROTC band corn mander Latrn Club presrdent Musrc Makers plans college GLEN ADAMS born Santa Barbara actrvrtres Junror Statesmen presrdent and state legrslator Scholarshrp Socrety Junror Amerrcan Cancer Socrety presrdent ROTC battalron commander and Drrll Team commander plans college MARI ADDISON born Bryan Texas actrvr tres drama plans bookkeeper or dental assrstant ROBERT ALDERMAN born Santa Barbara actrvrtres Student Court deputy A Cappella manager ROTC platoon leader Rowdy Root ers Junror Statesmen plans college DAWN ALEXANDER born Phoenrx Arrz actrvrtres Grrls League secretary Scholarshrp Socrety Prospectrve Sealbearer Junror States men Latrn Club secretary Modern Dance Y Barbarees plans UC at Berkeley and medr cal school RON ALLEN born Santa Barbara actrvrtres In MELVYN DOUGLAS ALSTEAD born Santa Barbara actrvrtres Sultan Hr Y plans Cal Poly BLANCHE ALTMAN born Seattle Wash actrvrtres YNots7 Sophomore Junror and Senror Class Councrls plans Knapp College of Nursrng MARIANNA ALVARELLOS born Monterey Calrf actrvrtres deputy plans secretary EDNA LEE AMOS born Salt Lake Crty Utah actrvrtres edrtor Hrllsrde Echoes vrce presrdent of Hrllsrde Hrgh School Student Body dra matrcs plans college work wrth handrcapped people HELEN ANDERHOLM born Wrnnrpeg Manr toba Can actrvrtres A Cappella Grrls E semble PTA talent shows GAA UNY Dancers 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' . , ' 3 - 1 ' I I . . . - ' ' ' ART PAUL'-INF lD0l'l'l2 KOIISDGH1 MONT-1 10052 OSCAR RIVERA: born: Fabens, Texas5 plans: ' ' . , . 7 5. 1 . 7 I I 1 I 1 . . - 4 '- , . . I 1 Z 1 ' I 'I ' I ' I - - . ' 1 ', 1 - . - 11 11 - - . . - . , , . , 5 . . , . . 1 I 5 1 1 1 1 I 1 - I I 5 :I , .5 - ' ' : - J - 1 - 1 5 : , I : I 2 1 1 2 I 1 1 I 1 1 7 : , . .5 2 1 1 I 1 , . . I 1 1 ' 5 sz . 1 1 1 1 - .5 : I , , I 5 I I I , .I .5 - I I1 I 1 1 - 1 I I 1 ' I 1 ' I I I I , 1 I 1 - 1 1 I 3 1 ' : 2 1Clf-2 ' 1 . ' ' 1.1 1. -I, ' 1 . I 1 - - 5 I 1 - I 1 1 . ' - 1 I . I . . , . 1 I . . . - I , I . , . I 1 I 1 1 I 1 . . . I . .I I I . . I II I I I . .I ,I . I I - 1 1 . . I I I I , - I I 'I I I I I . ,, . . - . , , . I . . . I ' ' . 5 Q 1 . , . 1 1 1 - I 1 . I , ' - ' 1 ' , ' ' - . A ' , , . 1 ' ' '. 1 . . - 1 , I I . . '. , ' . I ' ' '. . 1 1 , . , t . 1 - , r- - . I I 1 1 . 5 1 1 1 - 1 - . , . . 1 1 1 1 I . , . : . 1 1 I I 1 -1 . I I - ' , I - ra 1 , - ' - ' ' I I I 1 1 1 1 . 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SISON born Los Angeles Calrf actrvrtres sophomore football varsrty track deputy dred Aprrl 26 l952 ARVE R SJOVOLD born Long Beach Calrf actrvrtres legrslature Scholarshrp Socrety Trcket Sales Commrttee Traffrc Squad Rowdy Rooters plans UC at Berkeley BARBARA SMITH born Santa Barbara ac trvrtres Hr Lrghts Y Lrtes Qurll and Scroll plans wrrter marrrage DENNIS C SMITH born Portsmouth Ohro actrvrtres ROTC Drrll Team NRA Rrfle Team plans Arr Force FRED SMITH born Santa Barbara actrvrtres srx man football Intramural sports plans college Navy SHIRLEY M SMITH born Guthrre Okla ac r vrtres Y Lrtes presraent Trr Hr Y Councrl p an work SUE SMITH born Santa Barbara actrvrtres Constrtutron Revrsron Commrttee charrman Scnolarshrp Socrety Sealbearer Junror States men Bug Sster Commrttee A Cappella Double Male Quartet accampanrst YBar barees legrslature Latrn Club plans Occrden tal College BETTY SNYDER born Drumrrght Okla ac trvrtres concert and football bands orchestra brass chorr French Club UNY Dancers plans dress desrgner Mex Club Club med ARNALDO SOLIS born San Lurs Potosr rco actrv tres orchestra Knghts Hr Y Forge sports edrtor deputy French Junor Statesmen plan LICSBC then cal cnool M0xr plans NEPHTALI SOLIS born San Lus Potosr co actuvrtres Latrn Club Drrll Team UCSBC zaology LOIS SOUNDY born Santa Barbara actrvrtres Scholarshrp Socrety Sealbearer lnterfarth Club Grrls Ensemble plans stenographer WANDA SPANGLER born Chrckasha Okla actrvrtres GAA hrstorran Bug S treasurer plans college BERNIE SQUIRE born Bellrngham Wash ac tvrtres YLrtes plans Washrngton State VERNON JAMES STAPLES JR born Dallas Texas actrvrtres sophomore and varsrty foot ball varsrty track plans Compton Junror College WILLIAM STEPHENSON born Evanston lll actrv tres Trcket Sales Commrttee Scholarshrp Socrety Junror Statesmen Crusaders Hr Y Hr Y Cauncrl sergeant at arms varsrty track B tra k rnte mural ba eball plan North western Unrversrty ROBERT L STORMENT born Orofrne Idaho octrvrtres Junror Statesmen plans college RONALD E STRONACH born Santa Barbara actrvrtres varsrty football deputy Trafflc Squad Electron Board plans Forest Servrce CLIO SUAREZ born Santa Barbara actrvr tres band plans work SIGNE SWANSON actnvrtres band orchestra Jun or S a e m n moved to Hermosa Beach TOM SWIGGUM, born Brsmarck ND plans engrneerrng college LEROY TAYLOR born Oxnard Calrf actrvr res varsrty football Junror Statesmen Grounds Commrttee charrman Boys League Cauncrl band Scholarshrp plans Oregon State College CLARA LOUISE THOMAS born Tyler Texas plans Ventura Junror College DE WITT GRANT THOMPSON born St Lours Mo actrvrtres ROTC Drrll and Rrfle Teams Junror Statesmen French Club PTA talent show ROTC band Cadet Club Rowdy Rooters plans college JANET TORREY born Wrlmette Ill actrvl tres Trr Hr Y Councrl Yd Eyes GAA legrsla ture plan busrness college CHRISTOPHER TOWNSEND born New York N Y actrvrtres musrc productrcn orchestra legrslature A Cappella Double Male Quartet Ches and Checker presrdent plans UCSBC or Navy RAWLIN TRIMBLE born Oxnard Calrf ac trvrtres Sultans Hr Y Club Frnance Commrt tee Constrtutron Revrsron Commrttee varsrty basketball plans college SYDNEY LEE ULLMAN born Santa Barbara actrvrtres TNT Latrn Club strung ensemble arch stra Scho'arshrp Socrety Sealbearer plans teachrng brology RAY UNZUETA tres ophomore Arr Force born El Monte Calrf actrvr and varsrty football plans PETE VANETTI tres ASB yell leader B basketball track Sultans Hr Y plans Cal Poly born Santa Barbara act vr JUDY VAN HORN born Santo Barbara ac trvtes Jun or State men GAA Brg Srster Commrttee A Cappella Tn Hr Y Councrl Yd Eyes Career Day Commrttee musrcals plans LCSBC JACK S VAN ZANDER barn Santa Barbara actrvrtres band Junror Statesmen plans Berkeley DAVID VENT, born Trmrdad Colo actlvrtres Traffrc Squad plans work MARVIN D VILLALOBOS born Santa Marla Calrf actrv tres Mustangs Hr Y Typo Club plans service RACHAEL VILLEGAS born Lompoc Calrf actry tres GAA FHA plans work DANNY WAGNER born Santa Barbara ac trvrtres legrslature Crusaders Hr Y Club Hr Y Councrl Youth and Government baseball Rowdy Rooters plans Stanford ANNETTE WALIN born Santa Barbara plans housewrfe DENNIS H WALTERS born Santa Barbara octrvrtres Musrc Makers band orchestra Senror Class Councrl plans college STUART B WATTS born Manchester Eng land actrvrtres ROTC Dnll Team Junror Statesmen Scholarshrp HrY Crvrl Defense Commrttee charrman plans college FRED WENDEL born Santa Barbara plans college LILLIAN WESCHKE barn New York N Y octrvrtres Grrls League Servrce Commrttee Yd Eyes plans UCSBC R STUART WETMORE born Alameda Calrf actrvrtres Program and Rally Commrttee Art Club Senror Class Councrl Sultans HrY Cadet Club plans commercral artrst GRETA WICART born Santa Barbara actrvr tres legrslature Usherettes Grrls League So cral Commrttee Trr Hr Y Councrl Y Lrtes vrce presrdent plans college DOUGLAS H WILCOX born Santo Barbara actrvrtres varsrty football and basketball Cru saders Hr Y plans Unrversrty of Colorado pre med ROGER WILLHITE barn Shreveport L c trvrtres varsrty football plans Arr Force BERT WILLOUGHBY born Santa Barbara actrvrtres football concert and ROTC bands plans UCSBC ELEANOR SUSIE WILLS born Mramr Fla actrvrtres legrslature Grrls League Program plans secretarral work BOB WILSON born Cranston R I actrvr tres ROTC Drrll and Rrfle Teams Junror Statesmen House Commrttee Forge and O 8- G photographer plans Arr Force NANCY WILSON born Cranston R l actrvu tres Usherettes presrdent Scholarshrp Socrety presrdent Sealbearer Senror Class treasurer Sophomore Class Councrl Qurll and Scroll drama legrslature Footlrghts drrector Student of the Month charrman Hr Lrghts Best Actress Career Day Commrttee Awards Com mrttee YBarbarees Boosters NSRG plans UCSBC DOUGLAS WOOD born Glendale Calrf ac trvrtres Boys League vrce presrdent Forge and O BI G photographer Intramural tennrs baseball Scholarshnp Socrety Junror States men plans Stanford GORDON WOOD born Van Nuys Calrf ac trvrtres lnterfarth 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I A. , 'J' I 'KS' V A 1 I la vi Q V J , V Nw ,fs A - .L .j I I D LJ, X A 4 L, I ur- My or FJUHIURS At the beginning ofthe school year, the majority of the juniors who took the Constitutional test passed with flying colors. This not only gave them a better understanding of democracy, but it also enabled them to practice it in school. Early in March the 450 members of the Junior Class elected their class officers to lead the group in its school and social activities. 0-91 U' 325 '1 -l rnC403' ..:23m 3.-. ms2'I0'l in Omm 413209. 3-Oia3o 293223 wggmfo 9i. o-'-T 31,923 einem .gyrg-0 O .. 33-,E '+C 2520 O-fi 3U-37 SSW -tvs 'rT3'w 23632 :rv'32 O0 :UU f,a.:.5 :QRS 0-060- 3 fb flawllfl. ' ' Q 1 . 1 ' ke 4 l. E E lv 4 if ll A A '-l i , if A E . l D . l 2. , . 'T Q, , 4' ii ok? , c at ,W ,qv .1 il , Q f!,.1eQl,4 I A 'Q . 'qi P ,YE E , , . , T i. . ' f H - F ,K 'p iz 3. 56 if ll in f 4 5 I Z' F J . 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Revamae Garnsey, Ronald George, Marlene Glllilan, Dolores Gilliland, Rosie Gin, Yonda Gin, Bob Ginn. 1 This year's officers are, seated left to right, Glenn Herrick, sergeant-at-arms, John Osborne, vice president, John Campilio, president, Gayle Roberts, secretary, and June Finley, treasurer. ev a f L -. f I -E M. -.. ' : - ., .f lf.. A , J .. .. V n f N' ' V 7 ' ., '.. - , J-4 . - -- A I ,A J ,' J. v 1 I , A Vt . W, ,Q . ax ,ps 'f L-' . -- 'N f' V .1 ,, 4. .L ,M fi. J., ,E ' A-P' X 1 5 .Ai --1 A Q, .. -,G i asf' -'- Q fl .Ni N4 Q Top Row Jxm Goux Lavern Gradlas Hama Ghashghal Iran Ghashghan Caroline Gray Arthur Green Ed Green Juneau Green Mary Ann Guevara Betty Jane Haberlntz Marilyn Haley Second Row Mary E Hall Donald Hansford Jack Handcock Davld Hansen Elbert Hansen Andy Hanson Ken Harlan John Hartnett Jerry Haws Lnfa Hellbron Mary Lou Henderson Third Row Charlotte Hendrick Mary Lou Henry Annette Herman Jean Herman Esther Hernandez Betty Herrera Mnchael Herrera Sal Herrera Glenn Hernck Lenlta Holuday Betty Jean Horton Bottom Row Elaine Horton Dlck Hoskuns Bob Houser Karl Hove Jam Howell Ed Hunt Tony Hunter Joe Jaclnto C L Jackson Don Jackson Gerald Jacobsen ll Top Row Don Jacobson Jlm James Rtchard Jeffers Venetla Jenlson Juanlta Jurnenez Ann Johnson Bull Johnson Marporle Johnston Beverly Jones Duan Jone Phylll Jones Second Row Leroy Jordan Bob Kasmar John Kay Rrchard Kaylor Don Kelllher Dave Kellogg Curtls K ndall Joan Klnkade Bob Keskunen Jack Kxnsey Shnrley Krrkhuff Third Row Duane Koenlg Charlotte Lackow Lavelle LaMarr Joel Lando Astnd Larsen Elanne Law Eleanor Law Nancy Lecvy Everett Lee Phul Leyva Luz Lronello Bottom Row A'fred Luna Ruben Luna Maureen MacQulddy Pat MacQuxddy Dana McCartney Donna McCready Bull McDonough Hervey McGla han Duck Mclnnls John McKnnght Mark Madden r m' t ,fx l ll l Q Q H2 i QA- 43-6 '- 'W ' - , Z' I- My ' U f . g'j2lx,, ' I W7 - - A , M'- A' N 'L' . 3 12 A ,S 'fn ' X , .,' ,. '-7 X ,- we .f-ny I .-1 J -V la -2.51 A. :nb .V . 4 , , , I , , I , , v- V, 4, ssp -2 - , ,Y 1 . -v.. , ' ' f A f ilUlllllRS Representatives to the Junior Class Council were elected by the individual eleventh grade home- rooms to serve on the council. Besides nominating the candidates for class offices, the council also planned the activities of the Junior Class. A splash party in the school swimming pool and a clash day, on which incompatible colors ot cloth- ing are to be worn by the students, are among the events planned to climax a memorable year. Members of the council are, seated clockwise: Ernie Brooks, Jane Bearinger, C L Jackson, Shirley Kirkhuff, Georgiann Palm- er, Dick Richards, Phil Salter, John Osborne, John Campilio, Gayle Roberts, June Finley, Danny Esau, Nevin Chamberlain, Carolyn Noble, Mike Cavaletto, and Maureen MacQuiddy. .fmw ggjg ,. ' f2zir.'f.ff.3i . i ffifii if J T .fs . Qi J Qs., 1 , .: QQ, 19. Q: ' 1 ' , 'F 2'-J i At , 'J 9 'l ,. 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Second Row: Janet Mavis, Robert Maynez, Dick Mazzacano, Bruce Mehrens, Ruben Mendoza, Elsie Menegon, Bill Menzies, Eloise Merrill, Marilyn Miller, Paul Millspaugh, Bob Montgomery. Third Row: Norma Mora, Ken Moran, Walter Mowry, Ed Mullaney, Ted Naccarati, Raymond Navarro, Rosemary Neal, Ed Neory, Richard Neill, Carl Nelson, Carolyn Noble. Fourth Row: Floyd Norman, Maxine Ontiveros, Raymond Ornelas, Esther Ortiz, John Osborne, Dick Osenga, Ruth Osenga, Sandra Ostman, Beverley Pair, Georgiann Palmer, Angie Panizzon. Bottom Row: Walter Parry, Fritz Patterson, Amy Pattison, Mary Perez, Alicia Peters, Charlotte Peterson, Michael Peterson, Pete Peterson, Pat Pflueger, Bonnie Piconco, Joe Pinero. 5 I Af . - r V, N -ff ,V nw, . um. V,f,,wV f- A ,, V, :.,. fn. VL , V57 3.33 , J .. me ug . V - ffffgff' b u. ua, , W ,f,,.,gW'A if 54 3. g,4,eH,', ,u,.'f W- Q3 ?V H V ,J as was , W C : 5- 52, - V ,MM V A V .WV ,V 4 V , ,Wt 4 6. V , VG My Meg, V ,255 A V V t ,Al , if gi? AV , ,. f W f ,. ,Y Qi, . 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Second Row: Alene Rawsthorne Ronald Reid Lynda Reed Dick Ruchards Judy Rutchey Hank Ruvera Mary Ann Ruvera Muguel Ruvera Gayle Roberts Sandra Roberts Ralph Robledo Third Row Nancy Rogers Connue Rojas Robert Rollungs Andy Romasanta Pat Romero Steven Rosenthal Terry Rubalcava JoAnne Ruuz John Ruuz Pat Runyen Aluce Saabye Bottom Row Muke Safuna Phul Salter Shurley Sanchez Joann Saunders Bob Sawyer Ed Schroeder Keru Schubert Tony Scofueld Ray Searcy Frances Serena Jean Sesma HDVISEBS HELPED lllIlH PHll6llHlllS PHUBlElllS Top Row Lynn Sexton Roger Shaun Don Shecun Tom Sheldon Joe Sulya Ruta Sulya Barbara Sulvers Carolyn Sutler Bonnue Suzer Gordon Skunner Donna Srnuth Second Row James Srnuth Pat Smuth JoAnn Soto Robert Spencer Barbara Spnvy Darlene Stahr Gladys Staudenmeyer Duck Stevenson Lupe Suarez Sue Swunney Bonnue Tafeuuan Thurd Row Phyllus Taylor Albert Terres Marulyn Thuel Gordon Thomas Theo Thomas Barbara Tulley Kathleen Thompson Sally Thompson Sue Trent Wulfred Truggs Nancy Tryer Bottom Row Bull Tunurug Jerry Tutt Angle Unzueta Roberta Velarde Barbara Valenzuela Vurgunuo Van Antwerp Ruchard Vargas Glorua Vasquez Phul Vullamar Shurley Vueura Ham Vase in AA- -. .Q il N -cv L... 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M, f -rv V I. f I ,, -, :gV,V3q, 4 x I , I J u -4 V V f V ' V , .V ' 1 , J' ji 'Yr' V First Row: Billy Watford, Ruth Wakeham, Mona Walde, Beverly Warren, Chuck Weaver, Arnold Webb, Frank Webb, John Webb, Betty Ann Webster, Ann Welch, Bill Wellman. Second Row: Bob Wennberg, Gertrud Wenzl, Shirley Whitacre, Barbara The advisers to the Junior Class, Mrs. Zelma Pierce and Mr J Clayton Clark, have done an excellent iob in guiding the class through its many difficuticz. Their unending assistance is much White, Marianna White, Anders Wiberg, Gerald Wick, Jim appreciated, Wick, Alice Wiley, Diane Williams, Nancy Willis. Bottom Row: Shirley Willis, Cartha Yabsley, Norman Yokoyama, Bob Young, Lupe Zapata, Shirley Zayhan, Everest Zediker. F. ' A , in 5 , T3 7 ,. J J' ' 'J li J J 7 a f- ,Q ' ,J 33 ,, 4' A , --., 'J' fl, i -.P ' , ' ' ' ,-f ' V, l , ., an 'K Q -'E 31'-J 1:9 1 , X 1 Pdf: HM J J .L f ' Lf f ' gig , I b I A: A bw: I ' ,, ' ' , ' - .V , -4 . .-AZ, A . 2, ii va Q 1? , 'I C9 Ni. M5 - A f C if Crew, 1, 'ef i 4 h x i 1 f A ' 1 A , ,. h A ,, v f.: Qi , , 1 A c: 2 ss- ' . - -3 ,P -I - i A ,. ---4 if ' M' 4 if ,J . Tv i .,, JUN!ORS NOT PICTURED Larry Adams Gretchen Fate Mary Alvarado Peter Fish Bruce Anderson Thomas Fisher Jewel Arterberry Joan Fletcher Connie Ayala Robert Ayres Betty Beraldo John Bowlen Keith Brooks Charles Calderon Tony Calles David Coder Joyce Connell Danna Crank Jack Davis Jerry Dean Aliean DeYoung Suzanne Downing John Elliott Shirley Giacornotti Jackie Gilley Ruben Gomez Elisabeth Gunther Muriel Hill Charles Holman Eleanor Jensen Alfred Jimenez Jerry Johnson George Jones Yvonne Jones Jacqueline Kelly Jim Lee Dorothy Libbey Ona Lovett Irwin Lovelace Josephine Markey Raoul Mireles Ruth Morton Theresa Neary Eddie Peete Martha Jean Piper Shirley Powell Bill Rett Ben Rockwell Ralph Ross Beatrice Ruiz Mary Louise Shannon Jo Anne Standish Jesus Vasquez David Versola Mike Warren Howard Wilson 'L F ... me . 1, N, 4 A. 4- rl' 7: H .J f. 'T - A Q F K' 4' 'C 1 New l Q ' ff , 3 . , vf 4 ' , . , 1 15,545 , VJ' W , l ' . E' A123 ff M A' if A in A ' 5- . I: 'A - L .A at lk I. .. 4,7 T, ly B- I la if i .4 Q R. V' I -e 'xv 'rf 4 - vf '.-1, L, I fi . 'v' we . HM ' - , v e. . , X TQ rf., ' , 'wa A 12 f- ,Nfl -A I - X4 J A J' J 'J A' Y -' A, fp' 'J 'W A A 4 1 'Qi' 7 T -V hi, S 3 X rf im i VN.. ff WVW v 'Q W' -- , ,,, rw, , V 5' 3 ,e J'., f 2. 's' A f ' .rf As ff, v - iw-21455 4' ' 4 'L QXWIA wffm-w 'iilg hw , 'rf' E .iff H, 2. K ,I of auf. me Ks.-4 i ' , 1 4 ww ' ,. I ,g',5fcL, J , . 3 T2 - '52 Q , , f: ,,,, lr .Q 4 'S' 'A V J ,,, 9 4: Y 5. -J 4. fr? . or be J 1, ,f 55- E ff A ' A L, E f Mil A 'W ffl Jaw., A fs . 'V . 1 ,Jimi ' if A4 -1 g , 1 AA 1-v Top Row: Ann Adair, John Adams, Barbara Addison, Willie Lee Almond, Pat Alvarado, Richard Ambriz, Jerry Anderson, Myrtle Anderson, Robert Angulo, Cnristina Apodoca, Roger Arata. Second Row: Janet Adomeck, Bill Arellanes, Swaze Armstrong, Evan Arnold, Eleanor Ash, Helen Avila, Angie Ayala, Charles Ayon, Angele Azar, Gordon Bailey, Jerry Baird. Third Row: Tommy Baldwin, Charles Ball, Richara Ballini, Janice Banks, Mona Lisa Barbosa, Richard Barker Marilyn Barr, Virginia Barton, Richard Baschiera Jr., Joe Bilotla, Martin Birdsell. Bottom Row: Andy Birk, Mary Alice Bisol, Kenneth Bond, Pat Bowden, Harry Boutell, Gaylord Bowman, Bill Bradbury, Willora Bradley, George Brett, Patricia Bringhurst, Sandra Brnks. lllllSS Ill '54 Top Row: Betty Broom, Lawrence Brown, Rachel Brown, Peter Bruce-Dick, Eddie Bruckner, Fidenzio Brunello, Shirley Buffington, Joyce Bryant, Evo Burleigh, Ted Burton, Dale Buso. Second Row: Rex Buss, Mary Butterfield, Winifred Caballero, Virginia Caballero, Richard Byllesby, Henry Calles, Gina Comin, Julian Carlin, Darlene Carlson, Jackie Carnes, Robert Carrillo. Third Row: Floyd Carter, Stanley Carter, Esther Castillo, Marlene Caster, Leonor Castillo, Richard Chacon, Carolyn Cherrie, Robert Clark, Carol Clifford, James Clizbe, Dick Clouser. Bottom Row: Larry Codner, Geneva Coleman, Jennie Combs, Dennis Cook, Jean Louise Cook, Patrick Cook, Tommy Cook, David Cooper, Richard Cordero, Luke Cording, Marsha Corona. ' 1- fa av f ,V 3 5 ' f .1 7 ' Q ' ,, g, ' 19 5' ' W- I1 ? A4 , 'M ' ' ' C N .' W i -1 l -' 'E 'ff - 1 ff C W, g 4 ,V a A I ' , -N , f , P , ix L Q i iff if , ' f , v 1' 1, ,fs of an J 9 2 4 7 Y.. .. ' r - . .. H -er ., f-A9 'E' ' 1 - 22 'Z -2-A . S ' X K 1 A I I 1 I , V . 1 - G 9 4. ' 3' ' a 1. ' ' ' - 0 gg ', ' ' .,- , Y ,. y-1 , 'f' , JL .-c. ff, A lf' '-Ev J r, f W we f A lac, J, . ' - A I I 1 Z ,- -' -A 'f 4' . 3 1 5 .nk A -Q '. 2 ' , 2 . ll - , Z ' ' X .,, B .12 -.2 r ', -u 1 ., ,, 6 .A , , -I M, K ,,, ,4 A l N .f L ' www ' A A vii X, JN 23 ,I- -.a 1'4Y fury .I-V io .,., wt -o 'SllPHlllllllllES The class of i954 started the year a week early in order to take their achievement tests. Then came the exciting first days of school and the problems of becoming orientated. Helping the students solve their difficulties were the sophomore counselors, Miss Laura Lou Houghton and Mr. John Greene, During the beginning of the spring semester many sophomores were seen punching green fold- ers with little pins. They were taking the new Kuder Vocational Preference Tests, designed to help them decide their future programs. Miss Houghton stated, lt has been a great pleasure working with a class which has shown such promise. In the process af conducting a meeting are the Sophomore Class officers. From left to right they are: Gary Mullins, treas- urer, Mary Putnam, secretary, Ernest Zampese, president, and Glen Young, vice president. . . ' , 'F se .1 - - e ,G T is 2 A fe. it 51 - if dia - ll gf, 'fi' X ' , ,l . ' eff WM .J fi S 1- W V N ll., 1- , ,J a 4- ' '. f J' , .G 2, M, fs. -44 2 ,4 I? I ' ?! ff, if ll 1 'XJ V ' i .dlwwmvviki . . Si r 1: T ACI- .. ' ', 'M .D 5 - Tv' N' 5 ' '-1, 'of J f eff' 5 Q X X 'Q V ...K -, I A , wt Uk. l 1 S3 , - L ,AQ -1 nl, ' . V l- J ' 4: - .M-.... - ' , -.p V- -'I L X sf , , Q'-P' ,, -1 .f I -Y - Q - 3 ,f ,.. -0 IP fi -0 I I T cd Top Row: Robert Cota, Esther Cowie, Marsha Cruzer, lan Cruickshank, Dick Cummings, Merle Curtis, George Cuthbertson, Ted Dalzell, Peter Davies, Barbara Davis, Elmo Day. Second Row: Ollie de Lambert, Pat De Long, Agnes Demourkas, Joanne DeRenabe, Jae Diaz, Rufus Dickinson, David Docter, David Dominguez, Rose Mae Dooley, Kent Douglas, Jack Dow. Third Row: Leon Downey, Don Dresbach, Louise Anne Dryden, Bobby Dunscomb, Jeanne Dutra, Patricia Eder, Phyllis Edwards, Molly Eichert, Jean Eliasen, Bobbie Emslie, Eddie Essington. Fourth Row: Lean Etzel, Manuel Favela, John Felts, Dan Fernandez, Josephine Fernandez, Margie Field, Elva Fierra, Dorothy Fillmore, Marilyn Fong, Loy Forbes, Austin Forshey. Bottom Row: Jeanne Franck, Carolyn Franz, Eric Franz, Allen Fredrickson, Barbara Freeman, Maxine Galindo, Trenien Galloway, Adolph Garcia, Rudy Garcia, Esther Garnica, Eugene Garnsey. 55 fy 4-4 W?-q,.f' 4-'D fi V-1 fy f r ,,.4-19 , . ., X . 19 ' 4. ffm ..., - 5 ,, 4- ' fp f-:N - 5' - - Q .. 1 .a 5 - ' A -Q . J , -as , . '. X I -Q' 'ififff I ff. tv Ri , 1,2 xx Q V W 25 ' '. I I 'K . l - W h' V ' an f ,AT-Q N, xv - Q I I f E ... . ff: nn 'IZ' A L :U Z ' E ww -an K if 'ml , ,fav J ' A , it i N- 2. . , A 1. - -. 1 N ' l .ff ' Q5 3 W ' - .s - 5, tiff- ef- A- - H:- J4- -? l - ' shift L ' 1-1 i, '. 1 ,.. Lai! ,f .L J M' . A .V A s i ,yhiy - .. ' -LV , t Top Row: Edwin Garruch, Armand Gauthier, Olga Gilbert, Robert Gloves, Salvador Gonzales, Berniece Graham, Doreen Graham, Rosemary Graham, Frank Grand, Raymond Gregory, Robert Griffith. Second Row: Peter Griffith, Frank Du Pont, Clyde Guidotti, Laurence Guevara, Vickey Guevara, Wendell Hall, Diane Hamm, Gerald Hancock, Brian Hansen, Roy Hansen, Theo Harder. Third Row: Yvonne Harding, Ruth Harmon, Bob Harris, Fred Hayward, Paul Haug, Jerry Hays, Zolor Henderson, Dale Hendry, Lenare Henderson, Paul Herbelot, Rudy Hernandez. Bottom Row: Virginia Hernandez, Mary Herrera, Barbara Hibbard, John Hickman, Lois Ann Hill, Muriel Hill, Gilbert Hoag, Weldon Hobbs, Faith Haehr, Russell Holman, Robert Hooker. SUPHlllllllllE Cllllllllll PlHllllEll CLHSS HlIlIVlllES Top Row: Eldon Horst, Lee Howard, Laurel Huggins, Helen Hunskor, Dianne Hunt, Marilyn Hunter, Anne Huntington, Phalen Hurewitz, Jeanette Hurley, Jean lden, Edward Iorio. Second Row: Dick Jackson, Donna James, Tony Jaramillo, David Jenkins, Earl Jensen, Mike Johns, Helen Johnson, Henry Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Robert Johnson, Alice Jones. Third Row: Barbara Jourdan, Frank Keeler, Reginald Kennedy, Athene Keyes, Edwin Kluss, Evelyn Loch, Harold Ladd, Florence Lagle, Katie Lampe, Phyllis Lapsley, Robert Lara Bottom Row: Genevieve Lardizobal, Martin Laredo, Jo Anne Laurabee, Rock Leong, Barry Liker, Roberta Lilley, Alice Limon, Ronald Logan, Ronald Loomis, Annette Looney, Joe Lopez. .l, , 9. a .,, 4 ' to sl 3 .J r K-. ' ,.. -4 G-T2 1 ,.-f-.. ., AA' 3 Q' ' ' JL. 'kg-K1 '35, sk lx 3 Lg s vii he Q 1 l,.'5', 5, fx f , . . XT law: I WJ to A . A .V -' l -:ll 4 ,Q Q Q I 3 1- . A 13. ', - . 3' .. ,rs I gl .A ti .x Q: il X fn , ly w. 1 ' '. ' YVFAQ V Q , , ,, A .E le ft .. 9' fx ,A , AYQ . A A 1 -,2 ' ' Q' 7 2 4- v as ,yy . ' 231 SllPHlllllllRES As the Sophomore Class become organized in Q late April they elected one representative from each home room to form the Sophomore Council. After the council nominated candidates for class officers, special elections were held in home rooms. The class officers then led the class to a successful finish of their first year in high school. The I8 sophomore home room representatives who make up the Sophomore Council are clockwise, Ronnie Logan, Russell Holman, David Docter, Henry Johnson, Jerry Anderson, Joe Bilotta, Gary Mullins, Mary Putnam, Ernest Zampese, Glen Young, Max Schenk, Bobbie Emslie, Margie Fields, Lucy Matteson, Janice Banks, Lilly Yee, Sue Rood, and Carole Clifford. 4 1 .. W 0' ' - -' 'J . 1 Qu -4' ' fo n, V , wx, 1 ,J 5, ' Q fl L V , 9 1 ,-gy ' '11 .,, A. V , -s. r - , ie t, , W ,. Q N J ' c J -c 4-A - ' in A , 1, . .Q f ' ,: 1, . .P gg , .4 us' . 'iff' , Q l V Aj' ,. 4' All 4 J 'C' ,,g:':'Q'f ,, 1fl lu. ' f N 53351 . EE. fr V , A I f ,E , ' 1 fs ' if ' ' ,A ,gg . -v -'fi - A, .:, ' l C , 'J' wt' if, fy 4 -A 4,3 A ' 'Q 'r'7 'lv I , a,1,'j ,c , f in I 9 c f? 'W' l x- , - 1 ' r f ,. - . kd l , 'Nik X je, A 1 T - 'i if A 9 R . gc... Q ' t. ' -v ' Md -'asf if-ff K ,QV , . i . ' 'x ' - - 4 h ,i A 6. 1 f ' ' J g Z 5 nf: 2 . 5 5, - - - N 1 -v -0' Nr ,,.4' ' 1 - -4 - Q . 'cw -r T' wr Q X ,Q - A N, ' ss' 'N .1-' Top Row: David Lord, Charles Lovelace, Flora Lucato, Raymond Luzey, David Luna, Harold Lynch, Donna Lytel, Linda Maier, Carol Maloney, Bill Manning, Paul Marlett. Second Row: Paul Marthaler, Rosalie Martin Mary Ann Martinez, Nancy Martinez, Ysora Martinez, Frank Marton, Rosie Mason, Lucy Mae Matteson, Jennifer Matthews, Betty McCaskill, John McClure. Third Row: Nancy McDonald, Tom McFadden, Earl McMahon, Tony Medina, Charles Mendoza, Dolores Mendoza, Eloise Mendoza, Yvonne Menzel, Camille Menzione, Janet Milburn, Arlene Miller. Fourth Row: Nancy Molitor, Walter Montini, Gloria Montoya, John Montoya, Bob Moore, Regina Moore, Lorraine Mora, Marlene Mora, Aurelio Moreno, Robert Moriarty, Ronald Morris. Bottom Row: Frances Matz, David Muench, Gary Muilins, Davia Mumford, James Murphy, Wille Kate Mu'phy, Mono Nakagawa, James Neal, Ruth Needels, Virginia Needels, James Gordon Neil. 57 t grain' ft? 'lf ' , Z f lf' . t Q qo- Q -up ,-f, 'Q' ff ,. ,- .f- .1 -'.. .7 L , ., W -, ww 3' ' - J 6- ,W , -,. r 15' , ., , s ff' -4 wr Q' V ' 'LQ l 'T' Q -3 R 'WJ I 1 1 ul. - 535' .1 4 L. A A .Q 1. 3' fb- 5: - -if is 4, ' ' 6 61' J N' 5, H , V, 5 f . 3-3, ' 9? 7 X A ff-t Q -4 ' -, 4- 4'-T fp . 4- 1 - . t ' wr ., , -.pf fe s , f , , J' , y mg Q W ,, 4 A. frm , N V, 2 A ' 1' 7. Top Row: Carole Newhall, Leland Nilsby, Hideko Nishihara, Dennis Oliver, Edward Oliver, Martha Omerly, Evelyn Ortiz, Mary Louise Owens, Rita Palato, Beatrice Parada, Patricia Parks. Second Row: Louis Pasauatto, Roberta Paulin, Dennis Paulazzo, Michael Patrick, Mary Peifer, Helen Pena, Gary Pennington, Pat Perez, Simon Perkoff, Theresa Perrault, Claudette Phipps. Third Row: Ernest Pico, Patricia Pico, Richard Pierce, Stanley Pierce, Elizabeth Poindexter, Jeanne Powers, Elisabeth Pusch, Mary Putnam, Mary Qually, Nancy Quinn, Suzanne Raith. Bottom Row: Eleanor Ramirez, Flemming Rasmussen, Neal Rasmussen, Jan Ratlift, Josephine Revetti, Roger Reardon, Yvonne Reed, Art Reichenbach, Art Renga, Stella Reyes, Joyce Rezendes. SUPHS USED llUllEll lESlS Ill Pllllllllllll PlllllillHlllS Top Row: William Ridenour, Adeline Rios, Masayoshi Riusaki, Armando Riva, Armando Rivera, Carl Roberts, Raul Robledo, Mary Lou Rocus, Stanley Rodgers, Virginia Rodriguez, Barbara Romero. Seconi Row: Mary Lee Romer, Sue Rood, Gilbert Rosas, Rita Rauch, Lee Roundy, Judith Anne Rudolph, Nelda Ryker, Faye Ann St. Clair, Mary Sanchez, Kay Saruwatari, Julia Schaezlein. Third Row: Max Schenk, Harold Schieferle, lrene Schilling, Jake Schmandt, Kenneth Schmidt, Carl Schubert, Barbara Self, Beatrice Sepulveda, Richard Severson, Beverly Ann Sharpe, Gloria Shonds. Bottom Row: Arthur Sheridan, Carole Shrode, Michael Shrode, John Simms, Hank Slade, Don Smith, Shirley Jane Smith, Marie Snyder, Richard Soto, Karl Stahmer, Janet Stewart. . f ...R ,U V M ev v 2 Lf- -. f - 4 - f-e A :Qu W , ' 0 . -.9 -of - f' -.fy A A4 'Na A 'sf 1 -Q. it is an i M z J it V 6 .2 ik 3 ,C ' ' ' 5 ' rn , . I Q p A A e , ...- A -. ,, Yv , W: ' . 1-J J ' Yi, V' ---, at , ZS, 1 sf , V ' si , 4 , J ,,, ,TJ - , , . i,,,l,f' ,V - 3 fi t V I, A, , , , ,sf-N' ,, , 4 f , Q V A, 'Q A W 1, , I 5- , 'Q W I,-me af' f , P 5 N., sz ,, f ,uv A A ,lg I ' E I' I . X 1 H5 t 'Q j v ' X A Q A f's NJ + , ,, , X gf I' I A : f , A 7 w.,,. ff , ,' -, , f 4 ' xt f 4 -v I 3 f B ! 4' P0 .1 - ' r' . . 'Z ' - ' ' 4 'fi' ,fs 'i 2 ' ', ' ., -W if. I g -1 4.52, VY SllPHllllllllllS Top Row: Gail Sugarman, Alan Summerville, David Taggart, Paul Zamora, Frank Tashzro, Hope Taylor, Bernre Tello, Peter Tevis, Dennis Thierolf, Frances Thorpe, Christine Timmons. Second Row: Mary Troup, Patricia Troutman, Amelia Uribe, Sherrill Urton, Michael Valles, Rachel Valles, Tom Van Dorn, Bill Van Horn, Catalina Vasquez, Antonio Venegas. John Vercota. Third Row: Paul Vest, Gloria Vial, LeRoy Villa, Harrv Vizzolini, John Vrtiak, Laura Walin, Bill Walker, Jim Waltner, Dick Warren, Folger Weeks, Kent White. Fourth Row: Bonnie Wilder, Darrell Williams, Bettie Willoughby, Glenda Wilson Robert Wilson, Jack Wingate, Eleanor Winnitord, Dixie Lee Wood, Patricia Wood, Vincent Wood, Thomas Woodring Bottom Row: Robert Woolever, Clinton Wright, Daniel Wulft, Lilly Yee, Wah Oark Yee, Glenn Young, Ernest Zompese, Alexander Zaragoza, Guistina Ziliotto. P MQ '12 it 4 T ': D 'ff -ev, Af J 1' 323' I ' N tv. A IL ,L a ' -Q 0 av - . Q9 ya 515. ' A use v I .. ., , Q - ' ' 4 5 - 'L ' I NW' 'WL' 1 ' . if .Q gg Q 4 , . .4 fa. ,,, I M Jag g 1 gg, vy , . 1,1 - I I ' f-,Ffgsg . g G' - 2 .3 'SIE' 1, XQSX :L s A .31 1 Ll 6, ,if S 15531: ' ---' .f E . 1 I . .5 + -1 Jess Acuna Arthur Alva Josephine Avila Larry Boles Henry Beaumont Louie Berber Loretta Bonilla Diane Botzum Charles Bowen Pat Bush Frances Canby Paul Carraleio Jock Dean Iyar Dolph Angelina Ducazau Terry Elliott Bert Evans Jenny Guevara X Shown studying one of the Kuder Vocational Preference Tests are the two sophomore counselors, Mr. John Greene, boys' coun- selor, and Miss Laura Lou Houghton, girls' counselor. ' iff if - for W3 'TWA' J . R. W-avg' , - I - , , Vs., . .L J V 2 4 3 J X' . J: 4' . , . , ,, N- .. 3 ' -'T ' .,. .El lgjff -dz' :Lf 1' L s -Ny' .. i M 'Mrk Mi. .Il ta J S , :wg W, . , J . 5.4. , , R ,, , , L 5, ' 52 .53 l if Sl. fo led: SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Bernie Herman Jackie Hunter Janet Jensen Raymond Leong Mike Lewis Jesus Leyva Lenora L:ttle Elaine Lovelace John McArthur Tony Marquez Tony Mendoza Joseph Molina Stewart Gene Morris David Mumford Alfonso Nova Beatrice Parada Carl Pearson Paul Philpot Sonny Pierce Dorothy Reinesto Lupe Rios Cynthia Robinson Betty Romero Sarah Rosa Albert Santana Henry Santillones Thomas Sellers Sylvia Shelton Byron Simpson William Speaker Pauline Stevens Norwood Thoren Richard Tidd Barbara Ullman Josephine Valenzuela Warren Wilson Judy Wood 59 Cilcli -I2-1-U rr1 Y I i i 'l A new year and a new Student Body room in- spired the House Cornrnit- tee, with the Iegislature's consent, to do a redecora- ting job. All year, stu- dents enjoyed using the - e be refurnished room during their study hall or special period. Netting four barrels of warm cloth- ing, the UNY plea for Clothes for Korea was responded to by the student body in October. Meet me on the front lawn . . . l'll see you out front . . . The flagpole? O.K. . . . These familiar phrases designated meeting places familiar to all SBHS students. A New Year . nama- 1 'Q M i l' Q f' ,1 +32-3 2, 'Wi , .,.,:, , i Above, Center: Newcomers traveled at their own risk as students promenaded the halls before school every morn- ing and at noon on rainy days. Above, Right: Having served our school faithfully for seventeen years, Mr. Clyde Taye , lor, head custodian, retired Novem- ber l, A radio was presented to him by the faculty ata tea in his honor, Above: Rushing out of class and to their lockers, hurrying to get tickets, and waiting hungrily in line was every- day routine for the many students who bought their lunches at the shack. Designed for Activities 63 1 Hz I ' ff ' W . ff--4 e,w..f.fs ,f ., . Everyone enjoyed the fc' halt-time stunts worked out by the football band, H' particularly the Hallo- ween performance, with L the pompon girls in skele- ton costumes and the majorettes dressed as witches. as 'giggle Contributing to many school pro- grams and taking part in commu- nity tolk dance festivals, the UNY Dancers practiced every noon to master dances from many countries. Busy as a beehive was the north entrance of our school every afternoon at 3: I5 as students and fac- ulty members streamed l out of the building, hap- pily heading home. 6 T ,sw .,:.gf: W, , 22,2 if , 1' .f V .,., A A...,,.. fww' Many sad stories of lost lunches and for- gotten books passed through the wires of the ASB telephone. Due to the changed location of the telephone this year, conversations be- came short and serious. Olga Gilbert was just one at the many SBHS coeds who got their men on Sadie Hawkins Day, November 20, which was complete with the race and noon dance. A typical way to spend the noon hour was to relax on the girls' hockey field while eat- ing lunch. November Brought . The SBHS Choo-Choo Train, hon- oring Coach Chooch Tsoutsouvas, was the theme of the Homecoming Parade November 2, FHA mem- bers in the dining car won ap- plause from the crowd. , mit C1l:lllllllfEll+'?lll:ll' E' qv' M Nominated tor charm, poise, and personality, our Football Queen can- didates were Bette Saunders, Shir- ley Betts, Betsy Lester, Marilyn Mazzullo, Colleen Rhoades, Adele Crago, Ann Pollorena, Judy Curry, Alice Riggs, and Anne Ford. df i The newly crowned l95l Football Queen, Alice Riggs, surveyed her subjects happily as she sat on her throne above the rooting section at the Homecoming game. 'fl f . v 1 NWQ 'lpn Kiwi' ' sllf v J lalesmen Homecoming Game ancl Parade V 6Wh 4 l Chugging down State Street in the course of the Homecoming Parade was a carload of Other Y's, just one of the many individual entries. S K ' . W if ' K if t 3 s w NA snr-TVN-I-Q Giga, l LDYCX-A apr ff, - ' i 4 I' 41' , 'Qt' f5e n ffxy mwfkwi is '51, . -' ,. We m,i'v.,A:wiT':n,F Q'-'fii'?fy,S q,, ' As usual, the football games were ms 4 .1ff-.,dz hQ?'ve erm eagerly' awaited and tremendously tw,, f, 4,4i'w, ff,q'7', enjoyed. Adding action and color 1, w. -f,m 'w,4+.,, to the student section a group of 0'Z:'Zf',, x., ' boys claiming the title of Rowdy Q, Rooters used large cards to spell -fx' out names of yells, Center: Puffing at the head of the Home- coming Parade, the Junior States- rnen's engine took first place honors as the best float. Festivities Marked A highlight of the Winter Wander- land, December l5, was the Grand March during which each couple walked under the Mistletoe Arch and demonstrated that they knew what mistletoe was tor. The ASB Social Committee took a minute Ott from their duties to beam approval at the success ot the third annual Winter Wonderland, which they planned. The tables surrounding the dance tloor at the Miramar, where the RO Ball was held in November, pro- vided a pleasant place where couples could sit one out to chat with friends. ,rich 2 W iss, ' ff, Q A wa? 4333 W JU 'Vx Q i if I X 4 -': , 5 H: e,,k .:, . The Christmas Season Below: Everybody had tun at the semi- tormal Winter Wonderland held at the Mar Monte l-lotel, as couples danced around the Mistletoe Arch to the music ot l. Newton Perry's Esauires. Below, Center: The annual Christmas program was held December l8. The orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Ensemble, and the drama class all contributed to a most inspiring evening. The new drama class contributed to the Yule program with ettective choral verse. xgww, jr., ,. w,gf',g:w , I ' A gd Nw Ar , .. ,-fr' ' . ' i H . X gf A fl, .W - ' at , ,nf-fe. X, c , , li Y ' 'T-s X, '11 6 tif Rox Above: Dances he learned through actually living with lndian tribes were presented by Albert Torres at both the Scholarship and PTA talent shows. o, en 1: 'vw .dw QI' 8 tkix Tp C te ' V A Oooh, la-lal What legsl Or-what? ' 4.5 ig? Legs? The Can-Can Boys and their golden haired soloist were a big hit in the PTA's A Day in San Francisco, January 25. Above: Burma Shave, perhaps? Here Fritz Benning tries his luck at the balloon shaving booth at the Girls' League carnival, February 2. l952 Was Welcomed . N-51.13 .11 ,- AQ, HNF? vwt me nv- a. Q vmwm xx-Q-in .N . p A ct, -A xl 4 WUQNYQYN l S, 'lb' -wh V f7'U 44ZZ?f1fm ,. M , 'fi ' V Iliin- fp' V The Great January Rains brought a new swimming pool to our campus-Peabody Sta- , dium being the tempo- ' , rary location at the W3 pool. Making like mud- , hens are boys ot the 235:55 gym classes. wif This barber shop quartet was actually composed ot tour SBHS students, made up by l-lal Rodman, movie make-up artist, at an assembly this spring. To boost yearbook sales the O 81 G statt appeared on the KDB Campus Hour during O 81 G sales week to ex- plain the work that goes into publish- ing a yearbook. . With Activities and Rain 7l X 4 N , J' 4 r ,. . ., .,., Q N With the final strains still ringing in our ears, we heard many comments about the wonderful performance ot the orchestra at Winter Concert, February l5. Spring is herel Cotton Queen Laurie Sinclair and Cord King Karl Hove display clever outfits typical of Cot- ton and Cord Day, at the noon dance sponsored by the Boys' League March 26. At the journalism banquet in April, Miss E. Louise Noyes received a plaque from the National Quill and Scroll for her twenty years as Quill and Scroll adviser. 'Z T .fi iw V Taking a picture of 350 people so all faces are visible is a tough job, as the photographer who took the panorama picture of the Senior Class in April found out. A variety of melodies from Bach to bebop rang to the rafters as the SBHS band members outdid them- selves April 25 during the Band syntax! he M Alai Leqwl V Show of '52. ,Wa ' A talented musician with 0 mellow trombone, Gilbert Adams, featured soloist, received well-earned applause from the audience attending the band concert. In Spring, Our Fancies Turned A-. Taking out a petition and having it signed by one-tenth ot the Student Body is the tirst step in qualifying tor any ASB ottice, and John Campilio was typical of candidates getting an early start Students may drowse through classes all year, but come campaigning everyone is as full ot energy and i . as these boys, who drummed up - ftfiy for their yell leader team during gjtwf V i i it paign Week. W, ,gp ,Agj, fM, Qui, ,J 4 5 -,,.,4 b4 '4' 5215 ....- -QZK, , . -7 '7 'f ffx, f. Q xr time, spint votes Came LOYLIJK cuss ' y ,S 4,,4r ' '11 ,fy XL, May lo was the long-awaited date -E, 4f. 'nv when the drama class brought the , i much-loved story Little Women'l to the SBHS stage. Here the March tam- ily and friends strike a pose tor the photog rapher. To Concerts, Plays, Campaigning 75 to the student body Her Majesty Judy Curry, the Queen of May, slts upon ner throne at punk rosebuds, surveyung ner sube gects at the annual May Dance, held May lO at Rockwood Presented Queen candndates crowd around as tne Queen's trann as fastened on Judyls snoulders and a bouquet ot red roses ns placed in ner arms. at an assembly on May 8 were the May Queen candidates, Shirley Betts, Adele Crago, Judy Curry, Anne Ford, Betsy Lester, Valerie Powers, Col- leen Rnoades, Bette Saunders, Nancy Wilson, and Aluce Riggs. , ,'tQf', Z 5i V W 1242 Lip vf '3 I ll- ,,, xfg Q, ' 1195 3 EQ'67Nr-f 1 M- K -- HJ '55, ' Q . 5.-S' if gb cf? B ' vw F? r 'Q .- gr, , g r 1' e ?' jg Vg 2-f t. '45 , cyl, f l tif .bf - : , 'Y c - , A 1 Q r Ml 'e4' 9 'in 41 4 1 Q Hliwnli, V4 tsf'-3 PG ff . . The Queen ot May AS Judy walks toward her throne to the strains of Sweet and Low, a radiant srnile ex- presses her happiness at being chosen i952 May Queen. Below, Right: Placing the crown upon Judy's brunette locks, Jack Christat- terson, ASB president, pra- nounces her the Queen at the May, Below, Center: Even formal attire couldn't suppress jitterbug fans as they danced to the rhythmns of l. Newton Perry's Esauires, while anxiously awaiting the corona- tion ceremonies. A I M - 4 :X . 1, A ,, .' V .f ' 'A is n i 1 l At Mike As president of the Associated Student Body Jack Christotterson presided at assemblies and legislature meetings appointed chairmen and members of ASB committees and was charged with the responsibility of seeing that the ASB Constitution and regulations of the school were carrned out Af Desk Vice President David Kay acted as chairman of the Ticket Sales Committee was in charge of Student Body card sales boosted school functions through mognavox announcements and assumed Jacks duties in case of the lat ters absence STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Front Row D Kay vice president L Sinclair secretary J Christofferson president L Adair treasurer M Ross chief iustice Second Row C Ru dolph yell leader G Palmer song leader S Betts pep leader D L Bowman adviser C Lang GAA manager V Davidson Forge editor S Eliot radio editor F Benning attorney general Student government rested in the hands of our executive, legislative and judicial de partments The executive branch consisted of treasurer, and all committee chairmen and committees under them Legislative power was vested in the Student Legislature made up of home room representatives and presided over by the Student Body president Student Court and the deputies guided by the chief justice and attorney general held up the judicial end of government Other equally important officers who helped carry the ball in student activities were the yell pep and song leaders the Forge and radio editors and the GAA manager ,Q Laurie Sinclairs duties as secretary included taking attendance and minutes of legislature sending flowers in case of illnesses and deaths and writing business and thank you letters I 1' -0 5 . . j' . 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I . - the president, vice president, secretary, and I I I i 'I I . ,f fl T37 . :, 3,27 1.1-1- .1--11 Both the theoretlcal and practucal sudes of government were absorbed ln the Student Body Government cou se with class dlscusslons for the former and governmental observatnon trips for the latter ll LEHDE New thus year was the student government class taught by student government sponsor Dr Leonard L Bowman Composed of all elected Student Body ottncers and committee chanrmen the class had danly practlce ln parliamentary procedure mechanlcs of government, and the derlvatnon of our national Constrtutuon Smce the class was based on government several trlps were taken to city and county governmental Institutions The tlrst of these was to the Santa Barbara Courthouse vnsnt the Los Angeles courts and county yall agann for observatlon purposes Keepmg a fnrm hand on the ASB purse strnngs was the mann duty of Treasurer Lee Adaur who was chaurman of the Flnance Commlttee o member of the Athletc Committee and presented all tnnancnal bulls to the Student Leglslature Frltz E nnlng SBHS attorney general had hls hands full wlth the organnzatnon and performance of th deputues and wnth the prosecutlon of cases n Stu dent Court As chlcf lustlce Mar garet Ross preszded over Student Court whlch sturten s w o felt that tcv O urtu qlvcn cvtatuans mlgh apgcal Sl , .1 4 l 2 1 l 1 . 1 r . E , 3 H . . f ' . . 5 to watch the paneling ot a jury, and the second was to 'ix . ' . ' mf 7 to Ty . ln h h tl I stlv been .P - L t' H l 9 ' ' 2 HTURE LUHS Vlllllf UF SlUllElll Bllllll The occasional rap of a gavel issuing from room 23 each Thursday marked the weekly meeting of the Student Legislature. Members making up this group were elected by the homerooms at the start of each semester and held their offices for either one semester or all year. Jack Christofferson, Student Body president, was the presiding officer. Legislature's job was to accept or reject all athletic and money bills, constitutional revisions, and pass any other bills deemed necessary for the welfare of the Student Body. Seated: J. Christofferson, president, L Sinclair, secretary, D, Kay, vice president, L. Adair, Treasurer. Front Row: Dr. L, Bowman, adviser, B. Saunders, B. Sandkuhl, M. Jendresen, M, J. Chapman, M, MacQuiddy. Second Row: N. Branum, E. Canby, V. Eyre, A. Ford' B. Lester' G. Wicart. Third Row: A. Demourkas' A Azar, N, J, Casali, J. Ritchey, G. Roberts, J. Torrey, B. Durflinger. Fourth Row: P. Davis, J. Saunders 'nn ens c e Ca J Kay G Young R Holman A Moreno F Keee F' h Row: A. Ros, G. Ziliotto, B. Davis, K. Saruwataru, P. Griffith, L. Hickman, B. Cook, T. Hug ins ovold J o r ix Mora aylor J urn C ford Pe ers Henry, P. Wood, R. Emslie, J. Jenkins, K. Graham. Seventh Row: J. Fletcher, T. Neary This year in addition to carrying out such regular duties as approving committees, committee budgets, and weekly athletic bills, the legislature reduced the price of football tickets, appropriated money for new furnishings for the ASB room, and secured new flags for the senior circle and school rooms. The new band platform was also built at legislature s request, and a student directory is being planned by the group for the benefit of next year's student body. Upon request by the legislature, a joint meeting of the executive, legis- lative, and judicial departments of the Associated Student Body was held in the fall. The first of its kind, this meeting was felt by the Student Body officers to be helpful in giving them a greater understanding and apprecia- tion of the way in which all branches of the student government function. 3 c, 2 Seated: S. Trent, secretary, C. Eckert, S. Rood, D. Jackson, M. Ross, chief iustice, J. MacLelIan, J. Carroll, L. Holiday, M, Jendresen. Standing: F. Benning, attorney general, Dr. L. Bowman, adviser, R. Morris. Not Pictured: D. Docter, first semester member. STUDENT COURT HEARD APPEALS A small notation at the bottom of any deputy citation reads. lt is your privilege to appear before Student Court within the next two school days. A few of our students found that it is a privilege to appear before an unbiased group and defend themselves against a false or mistaken accusation. All such decisions or penalties were carefully weighed and handed down by the court, which was composed of Chief Justice Margaret Ross and eight associate justices. DEPUTIES ENFORCED SCHOOL RULES That friendly tap on the shoulder, a broad smile, and a little yellow slip of paper made known to erring students that the deputy force was on the job. Students serving in this capacity volunteered for the positions and were rewarded with the knowledge that they were accomplishing something for the welfare both of the school and the students. Attorney General Fritz Benning was the guiding hand for this division of law enforcement. Front Row: V. Jenison, P. Davis, M. MacQuiddy, F. Benning, attorney general, Dr, L. Bowman, adviser, D. McCready, J. Finley. Second Row: J. Fitzpatrick, A. Herman, D Stahr, N. Osiel, A. Morris, A. Crago, J. Connell, J. Giacomotti, M A. Alvarellos, J Haight, D. Ellingen, C. Lang, G. Palmer, B Saunders Third Row: J. Hays, D Jacobsen, P. Kendrick, J. Davenport, M J. Chapman, E. Merrill, P Smith, P, Pflueqcr, J. Ritchey, L. Sinclair, M Hoehr, P Romero. Fourth Row: G. Hagen, C. Guidotti, C Eckert, D. Lazcll, G. Brett, D. Garno. Fitth Row: R. Gomez, P. Wultf, S. Rogers, E. Brooks, B. Carmack, T. Demourkas, R. Ballini, P. Vanetti, J. Christofferson, C. Rudolph, J. Jenkins, B. Wilson, J. Hancock. 1: Ira if it PEP - SONG -YELL LEADERS Give 'em the axe was the cry that echoed throughout Peabody Stadium each Friday night of the football season, thanks to the tireless efforts of our pep, song and yell leaders. Rooters and players alike ap- preciated the spirit with which these stu- dents went about their job. Clockwise from Front, Center: J. Curry, D. Garno, G. Palmer, song leader, S. Betts, C. Rudolph, B. Saunders, P, Vanetti. PROGRAM AND RALLY COMMITTEE Hearty enthusiasm at football games and other sports events was the ample reward of the Program and Rally Committee for long hours spent decorating the halls and plan- ning stunts and rallies. Special events this year included the fourth annual O and G Parade, Sadie Hawkins Day, and the coro- nation of the Football Queen. Front Row: S. Betts, J. Curry, R. Fraas, chairman: B Saunders, G, Palmer Second Row: F. Canby, S, Eliot, J. Allen, Mr. G Hall, adviser, A, Morris, A. Cragop V, Davidson Third Row: P. Vancttig R. Beebe. Fourth Row: C. Rudolph, P. Jordanog D. Gornog S. Wetmore. SOCIAL COMMlTTEE Mistletoe and holly was the keynote of the glittering Winter Wonderland, one of the year's featured dances, sponsored by the Social Committee. Besides this tradi- tional Christmas dance, which proved to be an overwhelming success, a costume ball, the Mystic Masquerade, was given under the auspices of the committee. Front Row: A. Crogo, A. Bowman, T. Demourkas, chairman, Mrs. D. Timmons, adviser. Second Row: M. J. Chapman, T. Dalzellg G. Roberts. YY '19 LIMITATIONS COMMITTEE Checking and re-checking qualifications and limitations of students active in stu- dent government made the Limitations Committee's job a difficult one. Because of their work, more students were able, this year, to take an active part in our organiza- tions and activities. Seated: P. King, J. Maitland. Standing: M. Archer, chairman, A. Adair, A. Greenlow, Miss H. Thomson, adviser. ELECTION BOARD Get your petitions in early! was the fre- quently voiced plea of the Election Board as Associated Student Body elections got underway in the early part of May. Other duties of this year's board were the checking of stunts and speeches, declarations of eli- gible candidates, and giving the candidate exams. Front Row: B. Saunders, B. Carmack, chairman, P. Eder. Second Row: J. Glover, Dr. L. Bowman, adviser. Not Pictured: J, Osborne and E. Zampese. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE From the kickoff of the first pigskin to the last horsehide pitched, the Athletic Committee was kept busy approving this year's interscholastic athletic schedules in each and every sport, approving the list of Iettermen, and budgeting all sports. The committee also had the responsibility of recommending to the Associated Student Body Legislature all expenditures for ath- letic equipment, athletic trips, and other appropriations pertaining to sports. Left to Right: Mr. H. Holt, adviser, Mr. C. Sylvester: L. Adair, ASB treasurerg S. Docterg Mr. J. Nordenson, G. Hagen. 85 GIRLS' LEHGUE PHUJEUTS One of the biggest and busiest organizations at SBHS is the Girls' League, to which all high school girls belong. Organized to teach girls to work together and get along well with one another, the league car- ries out its purpose through practical learning of par- liamentary procedure and democratic discussion in its monthly meetings, through helpful programs, and through giving members a chance to work on commit- tees in planning and carrying out special activities. The Girls' League Carnival, held in February, had many novel features, such as this caricature drawing booth. l l X3 Preparing backstage for the campaign assembly, held early in May, are candidates for Girls' League offices, with their cam- paign managers, 88 HUUEU ZESl TU UEHH fx' 'E' 55645 . ug? 1 5 GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row: M. J. Monie, treasurer, P. Smith, vice presi- dent, P. Mattas, president, D. Alexander, secretary, Miss F. Gower, adviser. Second Row: L. Holiday, L. Heilbron, C. Harris, A. Seayey, N. Liatas, B. Lester, A. Ford, S. Kinney. Third Row: J. Gordon, A. Azar, S. Smith, N. Drew, A. Hernandez, J. Allen, C. Noble, Not Pictured: M. Archer, M. Pratt, L. Sidenberg, J. Finley. This year league members sponsored seven projects: the new girls' picnic, given for all girls coming to SBHS from out of town, a carnival, Career Day, sponsored jointly with the Boys' League, a spring fashion show, to which parents and friends were invited, a ham dinner for seniors and their parents, the May Queen assembly, and the social highlight of the year-the May Dance. BUUS' LEHGUE lllllS llllllVllll-llllllllfll The Boys League attempts to create friendly attitudes and maintain high morale among all boys enrolling at SBHS This year monthly program meet in s varied in kind from the e acquainted assembly where the faculty men were introduced to the boys to a talk onthe dangers of narcotics The first social function of the Boys League was their get-acquainted assembly, held during the early part of the first semester. Enioying the refreshments which followed are Bob Harmon, presldentp Pete Davies, Sopho- more Class representativeg Barry Likerg and Armonc Gauthier. wtf f' Left to Right Dr L Bowman adviser E Brooks, ecretary R Ayres treasurer B Harmon president, D Wood vice president G Young Sophomore Class representative D Stevenson Junior Class representa- tive. Not Pictured. P. Davies, Sophomore Class representative. Special events this year included Cotton and Cord in-4 Highlight of the Boys' League year was the League- sponsored interclass swim meet. Bob is shown lining a few of the participants up preparatory to the starting signal. Day with its noon dance, Career Day, the showing of a full-length movie, and-new this year-an inter- class swim meet. Boys' League members also had the first and last word in selecting the May Queen-nominating candi- dates in home rooms and making the final choice after attending the May Queen assembly. 89 ft ' ' ' . 'if' 5 '-8 W W ' , f2'i12ff1?Q,t2fftfeZ K 7 ' e 'A 5 T-E Front Row J Gordon J Haight N Wllson J Carroll S Ostman Second Row C Noble B Lester M J Chapman L Slnclaur L Sldenberg E Koehler M Jendresen Thrrd Row P Srnuth L Holiday S Swnnney V Davldsan M Ross J Curry B Saunders M Jendresen Fourth Row E Law P Pflueger E Law G Palmer G Wucart USHERETTES SERVED AT SCHOOL PROGRAMS Da k sknrts whlte blouses and friendly smules ldentufned the pretty gurls at the audntorlum doors as Usherettes Members of thus servnce club took tickets and ushered at all school functlons, held monthly potlucks and rounded out the year wuth a beach party FUTURE HOMEMAKERS HELD CONVENTION Girls who had a year of home economucs were elugnble to porn the Future Homemokers of America Members partlclpated In the state conventlon In Asllomar ln October sponsored a noon dance as part of FHA week nn November, and were hostesses to the sectnonal conventuon an March Sprung brought the annual fashion show wlth mothers and frlends as guests t 4' v- Y-7 rv 'ni ,4- 4 49' '9 1 First Row Mrs l Wllton advlser Mmss L Scott advlser M Knngnt presndent B Haberlntz hxstorlan P MacQulddy treasurer S Sanchez sergeant at arms Second Row M A Blsol S Srnlth D James E Wnnnlford P Edwards B Self E Ramlrez L Llonello S Klrkhuff Thurd Row N Wnllns M Cruzer P Bowden H Johnson J Bowman A Looney Fourth Row P Pico B Dumont J Adameck D Lytel E Mendoza V Hernandez Not Pictured R Wakeham secretary M Jaclnto B Romero C Lackow parlua mentarnan E Frerro N Campbell vlce presldent M Newton S Harvey E Castillo M L Owens S Brlnks C Clnfford A Saabye song leader Seated: A. Seaveyg S. Elnotg S. Bell, B. Smxthg N. Luatasg L. Smclaurg N. Drew, Standing: Mass D. Westfall, advnser, Mlss E. L. Noyes, honorary advuserg A. Greenlaw, L. Hrckman, D. Ruchards, V. Davudson, G. Roberts, N. Magnuson, L. Holuday, J. Kyger, M. Jendresen, M. Archerg N. Osnelg N. Wulson. QUILL AND SCRGLL HONORED JOURNALISTS Students who belong to Qulll and Scroll are a select group of rournallsts chosen for thelr superlor worlf on The Forge Olnve and Gold, or Hu Lnghts Thus year the group sponsored supple ments to The Forge as well as a publucatrons banquet at which Mass E Loulse Noyes former advnser, was honored TNT STUDIED TEACHING PROFESSION Students eager to learn all they could about the teachlng professlon loaned Top Notch Teachers to Be Thus year revlews of books about teachnng movres speakers, and an afternoon spent observlng a student teacher at work helped to accomplnsh thus goal Front Row D Ellungen hnstorlan fnrst semester S Hook treasurer flrst semester K Scherer vlce presudent second semester C Harrls presndent second semester T Demourkas secretary txrst semester J Rosenthal vnce presndent furst semester S Smnth secretary second semester C Burnette treasurer second semester Mass E L Noyes advlser Second Row L A Hull L Slnclalr J French Chapman Fourth Row A Azar B Sharpe G Staudenmayer K Merrlll B Hall S Urton J Hatght Fufth Row N Shook B Davls B Harden J Mnlburn J Banks A Greenlaw J de Ponce S Ullman Not Pictured V Curtns presudent trrst semester l Fnnnuey A Gammtll R Lucknng S Roberts M L Rocus G Znluo to X I - . - . - ' 1 - -I ' I I I J. Furayg N. Drew, AJ, Gurver.'Third Rovf: P. Henry, C. Tllmmonsg AD.'Needelsg P, Pfluegerg C. Noble, f:llsfDVlClf1,' second semester, M. Ji '. Vg I . I g' . I 'j . , I I 5 . it '. A Z ' ' I I I I Front Row: D Bloom B White, B. Lester, S. Rood, Miss E M. Moss, adviser, L. Dryden, B. Sandkuhl, P J. Mather. Second Row: M Jenaresen M Jendresen, M L l-lenrx L Llonello S Kirkhuff V. Davidson, B. l-latchett, L. Adair, A Demourkas, G Sugarnnan M Fong C Newhall, G Zllietto, A Ford, P Mattos, M White, C Holman Third Row: E Dumas N Farmer, S Trent, D Dorernus, J Davenport, S Ostman P Pomeroy, S Hook, ,I Rosenthal S Smith, S Burnette, C Cherrle, M Grimm, S Zayhan L Reed' G Bear. Fourth Row: G Palmer, E Law, J, Ritchey, S Ellis, E Law, P. Ptlueger, M MacQuiddy' D McCreadv, S Kinney, N Llatas, C. Harris' A Cavaletto, B Dumont, A Saaoye C Lackow, D Richards Fifth Row: J Gulver C Putnam J Finlex P Dav's' C. Peterson T Nearv, N Casall, E Koehler' C Clarke R, Trimble, K. MacMillan, B Storment, J Kanye D Thompson, A, Acaurstapace, J Philip, B. Young, S. Malott, D Stevenson. 1 rv, Q 9 JUNIOR STATESMEN SERVED COMMUNITY One of the largest and busiest organizations in school, the Junior Statesmen participated actively in the lite ot the community. The Santa Barbara chapter was singularly honored this year by having two state otticers chosen from its ranks-Paul C. King as state governor and Adele Bowman as secretary of state--and by being chosen to host the state convention in the tall. A major school activity this year was sponsorship of the first chartered chapter of the Junior Cancer Society. Community activities included usher- ing at and furnishing student speakers tor community functions. Front Row: W Simon, G. Roberts, treasurer, second semester, G Adams, president, P. King, A. Bowman, J Haight, secre- tary secona semester, -,ice president, first semester' G Wenzl, E Euchwaldr Second Row: B Bailey, secretary, tirst semester G Fate, A M. Eoss N. Magnuson, L. Holiday, D Alexander, J Carroll, treasurer, first semester, M Ross Miss E Moss, advisor, F Eennng, T Dernourkas, L Kump, D Kay, D Fletcher D Kecing s,ce president second semester, J Chris' totterson, L Hickman, E. Zediker Third Row: N Shook, N Osiel A Seavcy C Eckert, E Sawyer C Yamada M J Monro, J Van Horn B Ball, M Laurltson, M Miller, B Foss, J Haws V Huggins G Burt, J Carnplllr, E Isbell Fourth Row: D Ellngen S Perkotf, J Saunders D Needels, SBell Fifth Row: E Wilson E Mller, B Van Horn J Van Zander J Cowie E Alaerman, S Watts, S Rosenthal E' Stephenson J Cruz L Taylor E Dahlln T. Eth ngton A Greenlaw B l-larrnon Front Row: Miss E. Moss, adviser, S. Dccter, B. Sawyer, N. Wilson, president, J. Gordon, G. Adams, A. Bowman, A. Cavaletto Second Row: L. Holiday, N. Arkley, L, Larsen, A. Sea-Vey, N. Oslel, S. Eliot, L. S:nclair, L. Adair, S, Smith, P. J. Mgther, D Needels, G. Christy, S. bllman, C. Harr s, T. Hoggins. Third Row: N. Magnuson, J. Seal, J. Kyger, M. J. Mome, P. Clem M. Knight, E. Dahlln, J, Carroll, M. Ross, V Davidson, F. Benning, D. Fletcher. Fourth Row: A. Peters, M. L. Henry, P, Pom. EFOVQ S. Kinney, B. Hatchett, B, Isbell, A. Grecnlow, L Sidenberg, F. Lachg K. Merrill, L. Kamp, O. Dol Bello. Fihh Row: G Wenzl, S. Ellis, C. Yamada, B. Lester, J Kakimoto, D. Alexander, P. King, D. Kiedlng, C. Rudolph, W. Simon, V. Eerta, L Hickman, N. Findlay, N. Shook, A. Yee TOP STUDENTS WERE IN SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Students earning at least ten honor points for their semester grades were rewarded with membership in the Scholarship Society. Although it is largely an honorary group, the society contributed actively to school life by sponsoring a talent show the first semester and to community life by helping the needy at Christmas. In March, recognition was given to seniors who had been on the rolls of the organization for at least four semesters at the annual Sealbearers' Assembly, where they formally received life membership in the California Scholarship Federation. Front Row: J Adameck, L. Matteson C. Ball, D Bloom, D. Docter, J. Furay, F. Powers, E. Pusch. Second Row: J. Clark, B Willoughby, T. Hamm, P. Mattos, B. Sandkuhl, J. Rosenthal, C. Eckert, B. Carmack, J. Osborne, B. Saunders, C. Cherrie, M Putnam, P, Brrnghurst, K. Saruwatorl, H. Nlshihara, L Yee, G. Wicart. Third Row: D. McCready, E. Merrill, B. Durflinger B. Bailey? I FINWIEYZ K. Scherer, C. Putnam, N. Leavv, C. Burnette, A. Larsen, L. Reed, V. Needels, P. Griffith, G Fate, J Allen. Fourth Row: ileftl N. Drew, M Grimm, J. Von Horn, J. Guiver, frightl S. Zayhan, B, White, R Needels, J. Rudolph Fifth Row: J. F. Weeks, J Wick, S. Watts, B. Alderman, G. Adams, C. Holman, D. Richards, B. Stephenson, S. Rosenthal P. Hurewltz, G. Cuthbertson, B. Wennberg, J. Campilio, A. Acquistapace, E. Zediker, H. McG'ashan. .JM . is . Ms.. Front Row: C. Holman, G. Vial, S. Martinez, E. Pusch S J. Laurabeeg K, Saruwatari, S. Ullman. Second Row tlettj Bidgoodg V. Needels, E. Douglas, trightj S. Rosenthal A Gloria Vial, soloist with Third Row: tlehj A. Webb, K. Scherer, J. Kyger the All C0llf0 f1'O Hlgh Osengag K. Merrill. Fourth Row: J. Jenkins, T. Scofield l School Orchestra. With strings at their fingertips and drums at their toes members of the Santa Barbara High School Orchestra played their way through a very suc cessful musical year climaxed in Feb ruary by the annual program Winter Concert and concluded May I6 with selections for the school play Little Women Soloist for the annual concert was Charles Holman concert master ofthe violin section who rendered Saint Saens Violin Concerto an B Minor Also winning acclaim in the concert was Steven Rosenthal who played the solo piano part in the modern piano concerto Repartee. Largely responsible for the smooth run- ning of the orchestra was its student board of directors: Gilbert Adams, senior repre- serttatlyej Francis Powers, secretory, Gerry Christy, senior representative, Joonne Ky- ger, publicity representative, Virgenia Nee- dels, sophomore representative, and John Seal, orchestra manager. ark, R. Needelsg J. Christy, B. Durflingerj B. R Lara, Fifth Row: P. Hurewitzj F. Powers, B. Gutier- L Lopez D. Walters, D. Bowenp G. Adarnsg B. Snyderj L Dryden, R. Griffith, J. Kinkade, J. Seal. ' Sl-lllllE'HGlllll it An outstanding violinist was Con- cert Mistress Gloria Vial, who was chosen to be soloist with the All Cali- fornia High School Orchestra, which presented its program here in March. Gloria was the first soloist in the his- tory of the group to have come from Santa Barbara. Other SBHS musicians who ap- peared with the All Cal group were John Seal, Gilbert Adams, Larry Lopez, Elisabeth Pusch, Charles Holman, Gerry Christy, Virginia Needels, Ruth Ann Bidgood, and Sydney Ullman. ln April the orchestra participated in the Band Show of '52, playing two numbers, and took a trip to the Santa Monica Music Festival, where they re- ceived a first class honor rating. Also in April, Sydney Ullman, first cellist, was given the Bank of America award in fine arts for this county, partly be- cause of her outstanding work in the orchestra. Violin soloist for Winter Concert was Charles Holman Steve Rosenthal played the piano solo in the modern concert Repartee g is 'li Gilbert Adams, trornbonist, was chosen as the fea- tured soloist for the Band Shaw of '52. First Row: G. Skinner, R. Gregory, J. Dow, L. Pedersen, A. John- son, B, Lara, L, Limbaugh, A. Peters, K. Moran. Second Row Kleffl B. Isbell, D. Henry, L. Edwards, frightj E, Ioriog E. Zedlker, F. Norman. Third Row: Kleftl B. Hibbard, P. Rezendesg J. Seal J. Smithg J, Van Zander, Crightl R. Clark, D. Walters, J. Jenkins Bllllll lIlllllHXfll UEHR lllllH lllllll SHlllll The band's musical year was climaxed April 25 by the Band Show of 52, a gala production in which the concert band and stage band participated. Gilbert Adams, soloist, was featured in a trombone number with band accompaniment, and Student Di- rector William lsbell conducted two novelty numbers in the latter half of the program. The members of the football band, who so ably lent atmosphere to the favorite fall sport with their musi- cal background and half-time stunts, were invited to attend the Christmas Tree Lane Parade on Hollywood Boulevard, where they presented a jazz routine. The concert band received more laurels when it was awarded a superior rating at the Santa Monica Music Festival in April. In June, an awards assembly was presented in which deserving band members received letters, a fitting end for a band member's year. f Zo Fourth Row A Terres E Lee B Donohoe H Schleferle Bowen B Bradbury J Simms D Docfer C Ball M H II G Adams Flffh Row L Reed L Dryden Sixth Row F Powers Magnuson B Wnlloughby D Barrera L Brown B Young Boetrcher D Ballmn B Guflerrez B Tuning K Ayleswor Mr Henry Brubeck band and orchestra dnrector Drum Mopar Bull lsbell and Mayoreftes Susle Wlllls and Olga Gllbert complemented the bands popular rendufnons wth hlgh-steDDlI'1Q brlilrance at football games and nn parades. Pep and color were added ro half-flme stunts by the sparkllng rouflnes of the pompan gurls, Kneeling: Venena Jenlson and Sue Swlnney Second Row: Marlene Marc, Esther Casflllo, Marlene Caster. Third Row: Joyce Connell, Sh.rley Glacomottn, Not Pictured: lrene Schllllng, Barbara Aadlson, M-A Front Row: G Palmer, P. Robinson, B. Hubbard, S. Thompson J Allen, l-l. Latham, G. Christy, B. Tafcilan, M J Chapman, M. Lauritson V lenlson, C Yamada, Miss A. Carter, adviser. Second Row: M. Kincaid, H Anderhalm, K. Saruwatarl, B Silvers, K. McMillan, A, Summerville J. Hartnett, J Camin, A Demourkas, F. Carter, P. Elliott, P. Smith, J Van Horn. Third Row: L. Koehler, S. McNell, R A. Bldgaod, S. Smith B. Harman, G Rosas, P Griffith, P Tevis, D Oliver, F. Webb' A. Ford' M L. Shannon, D. McCready, M Hill Fourth Row: A. Saabve S Ostman, J. Rosenthal, A. Larsen, D Jones, J Webb, L Popkln B Alderman, E Essington, D. Osenga, J. Furay, A. Welch, M J. Mane J Gordon. Fifth Row: tv McGee M Miller, C Yabsley, L. Limbaugh, B Carmack E Donaldson, C. Townsend, D. Plles, M Schenk, A Bowrran M Grimm J French J. Saunders C. Harris Not Pictured: O Gilbert P Mansfield-Jones, C Rhoades. lHEU BHVE lHElll Q llllllS' EllSElllBlE J it ,- ':'1' F. P.. 5-J, Very active this year, the 60 members of the Girls' A .ft 4 W , Ensemble played a vital part in the musical lite of the school, J I n assisting at the assembly sings and participating in the f i: I XI Christmas program and Springtime Serenade. A Ili IX As good-will ambassadors tor our school, the group sang for service clubs and presented programs for both junior high schools. No prerequisites except a pleasing voice and a love tor singing were established tor membership in the ensemble, which was directed by Miss Ardis Carter. I, ,, Il CIIPPEIIII EHIIIII Winning the admiration of their fellow students, the hearts of the community, and high honors at the Beverly Hills Music Festival, the 72 members of the A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Ardis Carter, sang their way through another successful season. The busy musical year was highlighted by the Christmas program just before our winter vacation and by Springtime Serenade, the annual choral presentation, which this year featured a folk opera, Down in the Valley, and a group of favorite songs by Sigmund Romberg. In addition to these major programs, the choir sang for a Lincoln assembly and for iunior high groups and made numerous musical appear- ances before city service clubs and other community groups. HEHIIIS III SIIIIII Front Row mon: J Jok L Ros G, Ccmn C R232 'is I Itwman Q C,w'inq P Qomerc E Eurlcioh M I-lcrre' nnc s a r i r on ow D Gilliland C Aiiortaca G lnanis C Nenzione Z Zrnith E Gcrnica, E Law F Hoc? h ro M cozy Harmon A Frcrtrickson Third Row: I Finnlcv F Canby, L Graiias J Eurtall J Valenzuela 4 t ri Antwerp J Mavis P ghurst IZ Lilley H Pena M Cuallv F A Sl Clair Fourth Row: C Pvtcv-.,n P Ester I Mor iasen M Gillildn f, Trent Q Putnam NA Putnam I Qfiiort M Corina Not Pictured: V z einRLckngLMvro 'v 1 ,. .9 -.M L I ., 1. jf J'J 2+ I 5 .. rx' , ,J , ff - S :J , . , I Q I ' ,J ,, - - t ar Jf If I . , TRIPLE TRIO Triple Trio members received indi- viduol trciining in the chorol tech- niques first built up in Iorger groups These melodious misses served the school ond community by singing in tolent shows, for church groups, serv- ice clubs, the junior highs, ond con- ventions, ond in the chorol groups' Christmos ond spring progroms. Front Row: I-I. Lothom, L. Lirnbough M MNC' 2 Polrnc-r S Bell, occornponist Second Row: M Grimm M Kincoid, C Rhnodes, J Giwion A Bowrnon DOUBLE MALE QUARTET The members ot the Double Mole Quortet, under the direction of Miss Ardis Corter, hove hod o full ond re- wording yeor. They hove given pro- groms ot vorious men's clubs, hove porticipoted in the PTA Tolent Show ond Springtime Serenodef' ond hove mode oppeoronces ot the junior high schools. Front Row: D Olivo: Z Srritn occzrngnonit K Mctwllon Second Row:: G Rosas P Teva Third Row: H. Johnson R Gregory' C Townservl PM Schenk T? 5 'DOWN IN TI-IE VALLEY' The folk opero Down in the Vol- ley wos the feature ot the chorol groups' Springtime Serenade. Here Brock Weover CBob Aldermonl, cone demned to die tor killing his rivol, Thomos Bouche IMox Schenlcl, lon- guishes in prison while his Ioyol sweet- heort Jennie CLucille Limboughl longs for him. Eddie Essington portroyed the leoder ond preocher. K7 'LN ,v CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB Your movel was the common cry heard in room l2O every day during the noon hour as the Chess and Check- er members matched wits. To foster fellowship through the medium of chess and checkers and to develop skills in playing these games was the underlying purpose of this club. The club held tournaments throughout the year and gave a party in May. Front Row: G. Cuthbertson, D. Hansfordj C. Townsend, president, Mr. J. Turnotf, adviser. Second Row: B. Ball, G. Christy, L. Edwards, C. Denny, C. Yabsley, V. Heusted, secretary-treasurer. Third Row: G. Carlson, sergeant at arms, J. Seal, T, Scofieldp R. Vest, T. Huggins. Fourth Row: J. Wick, G. Sellers, P. Hure- witz, W. Harden, vice president. Not Pictured: P. More lettj F DuPont, M Omerly, L. Forbes, R. Martin, J. lden, B Hubbard, M Hall, J McMahon, K. Kuro- zurni, J. Diaz. 'Q FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous Francais? Students who could answer oui to this question were eligible for mem- bership in Comme-ci Comme-ca, the SBHS French Club, as any French stu- dent or student with a previous knowl- edge ot French met membership re- quirements. Busy members conducted an initia- tion, two cookie sales, a Christmas project for a needy French family, and Christmas and spring parties, and won second prize tor their float in the Homecoming Parade. Front Row: S. Roberts, A. M. Bass, treasurer, B Silvers, secretary, J. de Ponce, president, B Sawyer, vice president, M. White Second Row: J Mdrkey: K Scherer, D Cheney, M Curtis, C Newhall L Hug- gins. Third Row: S. Perkotf, B. Dumont, E Merrill, S. Urton, M. L. Rocus. Fourth Row: J Furayf A Green- law: D. Hunt. Not Pictured: B. Snyder, G. Sugarrnan, S. Zayhang A. Solis. 5 SPANISH CLUB New this year was Los Piasanos, or- ganized by students in Spanish classes, Members broadened their knowledge of Spanish-speaking countries by see- ing movies on Peru, Chile, and Bolivia and sent a delegation to the state con- vention ot World Friendship Clubs in Santa Paula. Front Row: Miss E Sanders, asv ser, J R:t'itt A Azgr, L. Howard president M Putnam A Dentur- kas Second Row: L Hiit C Robinson M Lnvcn J Ma. s C T rnmons E Mendoza A R as N 'Ac- Donald P Bringhurst' J Jirnenez D Peres A Here 'nan' J Bearinger. G. Con' n J Powers P E:e'. Third Row: K. Douglas M Hll J Eanks A Lrron B Flowers P. MacQu ddy E Loneilo E J Hcberurz N XNllis T Rutzalcawa J Addmeck K Ve'rll B Vtmloughoy Fourth Row: X, Woo-1 L Coming, P. Czgm, C. Cherrie P Ronrnson J Cook x Neeoeis 5 Rudelpn, A Adair' J Bryant P Ejwards Fifth Row: D. Cook. F, Hayward P Texts R Nargas B Hansen' T. Harder: J Wick' D Jackson E Schroedef C Eckert, F. Brunello' W. Perm, D Omer J Hick- man, A. Reichenbach. Not Pictured: E Casso T. Eth- ingtong O. Gilbertg P. Henry, J. Kyger, N. Morag P. Runyen. fm Front Row: Miss M. Scnoenborn, adviser, S. Hook, J. Gordon, vice president, G Adams, presraent, M Grimm, treasurer, D. Alexander, sccretory, N. Findlay Second Row: R. Baschiera Jr., F. Loch, N. Osiel, C. Newhall, C. Lang, C. Putnam, T. Neary, M. Lauritson J Ruiz. Third Row: E. Loch, T. Hamm, J. Rezendes, A. Keyes, M. Limon, J, Guiver, E. Horton, L. Reed, J. Kinkade. Fourth Row: J Kyger, G. Cuthbertson, A. Hernandez, L. Edwards, F. Powers, N. Magnuson, B. Sizer, E. Merrill. Fifth Row: P. Hurewitz, K. White, P. King, B Spivy, E. Neary, A. Peters, J. French, M. Campbell, P. Pomeroy. Not Pictured: M, Archer, C. Clifford, H. Cook, P. Davis, K. McMillan, N. Megas, B. Sizer, COLORFUL INITIATION LAUNCHED LATIN CLUB'S YEAR Horrassed slaves served stern Roman masters last fall as a costumed initiation launched Latin students who had conquered a year of the language into a year of sociability and service. The organization included in its activities a Christmas project and a beach party at the end of the year, in addition to program and business meetings. UNY WORKED TO FURTHER WORLD FRIENDSHIP To work for world peace through the United Nations, to understand and appreciate the contributions of our neighbors of foreign birth, and to make friends with students from other lands-these were the goals of the United Nations Youth. This year UNY sponsored a clothing drive for Korea and presented two assemblies for the students and a panel discussion for the PTA. The UNY Dancers, coached by Miss Eliza- beth Sanders, mode numerous community appearances. Front Row: G. Wenzl, N. Leavy, secretary, second semester, P. King, T. Huggins, president, first semester, A. Acquistapoce, president, second semester, vice president, first semester, W. Simon, E. Buchwaldt. Second Row: M, White, F. Powers, N. Mag- nuson, M. L. Henry, second vice president, second semester, R. Brown, D. Flores, P. Dunlap, E. Winniford, P, Edwards, R. Shaun. Third Row: P. Davis, P. Pflueger, E. Law, M. Barry, E. Low, C. Putnam, C. Denny, L. Edwards, J. de Ponce, Fourth Row: L. Kump, sergeant at arms, T. Ethington, sergeant at arms, J. Kinkade, M. MacQuiddy, T. Nearyf E. Neary, G. Carlson, A. Scofield, G. Burt, second vice president, first semester, E Essington, Not Pictured: L. Adams, treasurer, first semester, A. Azar, G. Bryson, E. Carney, D Dresbach, C. Eckert, vice president, second semester, D. Pinkham, M. Pratt, B, Wennberg, treasurer, second semester, D. Frazier, secretary, first semester. 1 7 4 . L 4 X . SPORTSMANSH IP WAS GAA GOAL Good sports in a very literal sense of the word were members ot the Girls' Athletic Association. Organized to promote sports- manship among girls, this group carried on a well-organized and varied program of after- school sports, contributed to the social life of the school through sponsoring the annual Harvest Dance, and stimulated interschool friendships by planning and participating in playdays with other schools. GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row: B. Lester, vice presidentt, C. Lang, president, K. Omori, secretary Second Row T Rivera, M de Malleville, Mrs D. Ramsey, adviser, A Yee, treasurer 24: Front Row: A. Crago, K. Ornori, secretary, T. Rivera, M. de Malleville, B. Lester, vice presi- dent, C. Lang, president, Mrs. D. Rurnsey, adviser, A. Yee, treasurer, E. Logon. Second Row: J. Banks, C. Timmons, L. A. Hill, S. Smith, M. Jendresen, M. Jendresen, S. Bell, J. Torrey, N. McGee, R. A. Bidgood, M. Perez, P. Mattos, A. Saabye, C. Lackow, P. De Long, C. Denny. Third Row: M. Curtis, S. Trent, D. Cheney: B. Silvers, L. Lionello, P. Robinson, C. Harris, J. Van Horn, J. Kakirnoto: M. Limon, F. Garcia, A. Herman, C. Osuna, J. Markey. Fourth Row: J. Kyger, A. Seavey, A. M. Boss, J. Furay, J. French, A. Peters, J. Saunders, S. Swinney, J. Kinkade, J. Cook, E. Canby, M. MacQuiddy, P. Pfluegerg P. Eder. Fifth Row: H. Anderholm, C. Burnette, S. Rob- erts, M. Kincaid, B. Spivey, F. Powers, D. Nee- dels, T. Neary, C. Putnam, D. Koenig, J. Hathaway, P. Davis, E. Law, M. Barrv, E. Law. Not Pictured: W. Spangler, P. Edwards, E. M. Corona, S. Zayhan, J. Maitland, J. French. ...fsgg sic s A chenille letter and mem- bership in Big S , honorary branch ot GAA, was the re- ward of each girl who earned 1500 points. Big S mem- bers are: B. Lester, J. Mait- land, T. Rivera, R. A. Bid- good, W, Spangler, E. Logan, M. Kincaid, Miss A. Wiesen- danger, adviser. IO3 HI-Y COUNCIL Striving to tultill their three-told purpose, to develop physically, mentally, and spiritually, the Hi-Y Council started the year with an impres- sive induction ceremony ot all sophomore clubs. During the year, they kept up a well-rounded sports program by sponsoring volleyball and bas- ketball leagues. Toys were fixed up at Christ- mas time for underprivileged children. A ban- quet in June wound up the year's activities with the presentation ot sports awards, lO4 HI-Y OFFICERS E, Stephenson, sergeant at arms, D, Garno treasurerj P, Gillespie president S Dacter v FO president' D Kay chaolain Not Pic- tured: L Popkin, secretary Shown strumming his guitar at the Y-sponsored Catalina summer camp is Doug Wilcox, tent leader. Intently listening to Daug's wandering melody are Ray Fraker and Bob Harmon. Furnishing leadership for the boys' camp was a Hi-Y project. s. - 5 .S -...,A-... .,,.?,.. ,..i...... .,.. .. ,,. Y X31 2 -C ,..4,., 4 Front Row: Mr. E. Collins, adviser, D. Wagner, D. Garna, treasurerg P Gillespie, president, L. Popkin, secretary, S. Docter, vice president, B, Stephenson, sergeant at arms, Mr. J. C. Clark, adviser Second Row: G. Hagen, P. Vanetti, P. Jordano, J. Jenkins, B. Harmon, P King, C, Eckert. Third Row: R. Ayres, J. Ratiiff, A, Reichenbach, T Harder, L, Howard, B, Waolever. Fourth Row: F. Benningg B. McEwen, E. Schroeder. J-it 4. WZ T7 sg TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL The president and one representative from every girls' Y club are united in one planning group, the Tri-Hi-Y Council. The first big social affair the Tri-Hi-Y spon- sored this year was the family pot-luck dinner, held at the Armory. ln March they held the annual Candy Cane Caper and, later, the Mothers' Tea. A winter camp brought outside fun for coeds. The year ended with plans for a summer training camp at Catalina. TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Front Row: J. Haight, corresponding secre- tory, A. Ford, vice president, S. Burnette, president, J. Curry, recording secretary Second Row: M. Jendresen, treasurer, C. Mellin, adviser, S. Eliot, chaplain, M. Jen- dresen, historian. TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL Front Row: A. Ford, vice president, J. Curry, recording secretary, M. Jendresen, historian, S. Burnette, president, M. Jendresen, treas- urer, S. Eliot, chaplain, J. Haight, corresponding secretory. Second Row: B. Riegel, P. Smith, N. Liatas, A, Seavey, S. Ellis, J, Rosenthal, N, Osiel, C. Phipps, J. Rezendes, G. Comm, E. Canby, D. McCreody, M. MocQuiddy, A, Herman Third Row: L. Holiday, C. Putnam, S. Swinney, D. Needels, M. J, Chapman, S. Kirkhutf, S. McNeil, C, Cherrie, M. Putnam, S. Smith, J. Anchordoquy, P. Elliott. Fourth Row: J. Kinkade, C. Noble, J. Torrey, J. Von Horn, E. Law, G, Palmer, E Law, T. Neary, P. Pflueger, G. Roberts, B. Lester, P. Pomeroy. Fifth Row: Miss C. Mellin, adviser, J. Ritchey, S. Ostman, P. Davis, J. Finley, A. Peters, J. Sounders, C. Burnette, A. Saabve, C. Lockow. Not Pictured: Miss L. Smith, adviser, M. Archer, L. Weschke, A. Hernandez, M. Thiel, F. Loch, P. Flowers, R. Wakeham D. Stahr, J. Bowman, B. Delgado, J. Maitland, A. Crogo, G. Roberts' D. Koenig, A. M. Boss, K. Thompson, S. Vierro A. Azar, A. Jones. First place winners in the Tri4Hi-Y volleyball tournament receiv- ing the Roberta Coulson Memorial Trophy from Sylvia Burnette, Tri-Hi-Y Council president, are Kay Ornori, team captain, and Jean Cook, Y-Lites' president. lO5 , Standing: J. Hickman, P. Molitor, P. Donner, A. Greenlawg A. Seaveyg N. Chamberlain, D. Dor- emus, C. Leinaug Saaybe G, Wenzlg C. Peterson, C. Clements, B. Smith, D. Stevenson, N. Magnuson, P. C. King, G. Roberts, N. Drew. Seated: S, Eliot, radio editor, Miss Burton adviser. 'Xf L.. Above ileftjz Sono Eliot, radio editor, was in general charge ot all Hi-Lights pro- grams. Above irightjz Hard- working Hi-Lighters included Angus Greenlaw and Gayle Roberts, Plotter Chatter edi- tors, Nancy Drew, Student- ot-the-Month chairman, and Miss Rubie Burton, adviser. O6 THEY HI-LIGHTED SBHS ON THE AIR Santa Barbara High School students interested in radio careers have an opportunity students in few schools have-the chance to write, act in, and produce actual radio shows as they study beginning and advanced broadcasting. Hi-Lights, the advanced broadcasting class, this year presented weekly fifteen-minute dramas and thirty min- ute disc jockey shows over local stations. ln addition to these weekly programs, Hi-Lighters aired a series of four student-written dramas in the spring. To show other students how o radio program is pro- duced, the advanced radio class presented Us Pilgrims, a Thanksgiving assembly, and in January, as a feature of Hi-Lights Week, local disc jockeys entertained the students during the noon hour. Platter Chatter editors who took turns spinning records on the high school's weekly disc jockey shows were Adelmo Seavey, Lester Kump, John Hickman, Barboro Smith, Dick Stevenson, and Connie Clements. 5. h. Q1 I til Ll6H7,5f .-ga, st Below right: Marian Arcner, O 8- G editor, and Mane Jen- dresen, senior editor, beam with pride as they get the first glimpse of the ca-.er they designed. Below left: In charge of budget proo- lems was Nanette Osiel, O 8- G business manager, who was assisted by Fran- ces Sereno. We -5355-.fo As deadlines drew near, life became complicated. tLeHl: Gary Low and Betsy Lester compare notes, while Regina Lucking, Gretel Bear, and Margaret Jendresen concentrate on copy, and photographer Bob Wilson checks his camera. iRighU: Bill Stephenson, Jim Jenkins, and Shirley Zayhan choose pictures for the sports section, while Joyce Mendez and Rosie Gin type copy and Bob Bonson works on the RO section. THEY PRODUCED THE BOOK OF '52 Jars of paste and rubber cement, piles of cuts, clock- ing typewriters and plenty of just plain hard work went into the publishing of the l952 Olive and Gold. After the engraver, printer, and photographer were chosen, the staff went to work designing a cover, making layouts, scheduling pictures, writing ond rewriting copy. Sales week was held in February, at which time the staff sold over IOOO books. As deadlines grew near, many long hard hours were put in after school, at night, and on weekends. Finally with the patient help of our adviser, Miss Westfall, we managed to put out a book we were all proud of-the l952 Olive and Gold. Front Row: J. Hathaway, M jendreseng B. Sandkuhlg N. Osielg G. Bear, R, Gin. Second Row: B. Bonsong M. Jendresen lsittinglg B. Riegelg M, Archer, Miss D. Westfall, adviser, S, Zayhan, F. Serena, P, Griffith, B Wilson, Third Row: G Low, P. Gillespie: J Jenkins, R Gomez, B, Lester, EW. U G fam '- 1, ,., Akf an 9' ar, 4 if if '4 'Ev. 4 ga 3 A 12' muy, qwm Q ..,..-1, - , , A Q '.Q.'. - ' 'F 'O ' ' 41 ll 1 s I' Ill! aww M 11 A 1915-aan-'I' v' , . '.p a , 4 M ....--37- -' ' Q .--5 Q, iv , :ie 3.75, fall. '3 W ,......- ,f -. lg Y 1171 .Jn Lf U - 0. I 2 1--' W ' 1 .JI - . il' . K, ii - .....,.. , ,gd Vw-- ,N --. ,-..... ,f V - ,- .---N.. ,,.,:t Q, ' ' f . ' ,M - .....-.. -,,1-3 -I ,I -1' Q Kr wi 7 T - inf-l 'il ' - I , 4'- uxv' ' , ...H X x , a.f- -- ,4- 1 . '.o 'T H, x 9 u ,AU .1 4. ,fff--......--. ., Quill-4-, Capt. Steve Docte End Leroy Taylor Tackle Doug Wilcox Tackle Ham Vose End J. V. Staples Guard Robert Rollings Tackle Bobby Spencer Guard Lyman Butterfield Guard M , Glenn Herrick Center Guard Ruiz llllllS ffll lll1E SHlllll llf PLHU-UFFS All hopes for a CIF victory were lost this year when the Santa Barbara High School Dons dropped their final game of the season to the Ventura Preps, nevertheless, not once during the 1951 football season did the Don rooters become disappointed in their football team, and always that yell, Go, Dons, Go, could be heard booming over the field. The students of Santa Barbara High School and many of the other Don fans were espe- cially proud of the fine coaching done by San- ta Barbara's new head football coach, Louie Tsoutsouvas. Opening their season against the well remembered Loyola team, who defeated them in the CIF semi-finals last year by one point, the Dons got revenge by winning, 7 to O. On September 28, the game with John Muir of L.A. was decided in the last three minutes when Santa Barbara's Sal Herrera went over from the 18 yard line to win the game 13 to 7. After dropping Gardena, 26 to 7, and win- ning from Burroughs High School of Burbank, 21 to 13, the Santa Barbarans met their first defeat at the hands of the Mustangs from North Phoenix, coming out on the bottom of the pile, 13 to O. Getting back on the victory trail, the grid- sters next met and defeated L. A. Jordan, 12 to O. But it was in the game with the San Fer- nando Tigers that the Dons really showed their mettle. After trailing 6-O through the first quarter, the Vaqueros put on a three touchdown rally and went on to win, 21 to 6. To qualify for the playoffs, a win against undefeated Ventura was necessary. Twice dur- ing the game the hard fighting Santa Barbara team led the Preps, but when the final gun went off the Dons ended their season on the short end of the 21 to 12 score. 113 DONS IN ACTION . d I ome lost mmute ocraon os he Above: Bob Harmon :sp cys s puts o stop fo o would-be scorer for John Munr Below: Joy of o furst-gome truumph was seen o Dons os they won over Loyola 7 to O. II4 n the faces of Above: Go, Dons, go! Gary Low goes for eighteen yards os Dons show strong offcmwc blockmg. Below: Goree Foss, behmd fme Don blockmg, gets off onorhev of ms Dunfe wmch helped brnng vscfory to The S. B. mom . DESIGN FOR SPORTSMANSHIP II5 J.rn Jenlcuns and another umdentrfted Don player deflect bat! from Loyolds Frank Layano Charles Artcrbcrry goes for short gown Lyman u ferfneld us Don an background '-'21 An -Sb! nf Row E Rotlwngs J Jen 1 Second Row L Taytor J Pm ra or cm :rd uw r L Cotlmge R Qtronach R Lmzueto C Sobnro L Butterfield S Docter capto ot rr' Alre H Vo G ow Wt x Herrera o J V Staples F Herold B Spencer N Wrr t .Jtsouvos coach A Romosahtc J Ayota vis Gr co G Ha en D Vcrsota J Goux Fourth Row A Jrmc-nez J C z D Wood M Fmger B Coltmgc- M Fne hnscn Mr A ws och Foss Row L Popkm P Dov J Dovts M Cavole o :V 2 J, .4 6 t Front Row: J. Bilottag F. Martin, R. Pierce, W. Van Horn, J. Murphy, R. Morris, R. Wooleverp F. Tashiro. Second Row: H. Johnson, H. Schieferleg T. Harder, W. Manning, B. Gloves, L. Berber, M. Patrick. Third Row: G. Mullins, J. Anderson, E. Horst, W. Arellanesg R. Bcrkerg C. Lovelace, G. Bailey, D. Lord. Fourth Row: H. Santillanesg I. Cruickshank, E. Zampeseg W. Montinig P. Cook, M. Schenk, D. Docter, W. Woodring. STHUHG SUPHS MHUE VHHSI The sophomore grid team this year was probably the strongest soph team of the past three years, and Coach Chuck Sylvester has every right to be pleased with his charges. Opening their short season against Santa Paula, the Donlets dropped a close game by mr lv r n Tr inr Sopho oe Coach Chuck Sy este a d a e Sebastian Pinero talk over sophs' successful season. -9- xx TU lUlUHE LUUH BRIGHT o score of 6 to O. This loss could be chalked up to lack of experience. In their next game, against Ventura Junior High School, the sophs really showed their wares, scoring tour touchdowns to swamp the Mariners, 25 to 6. Four of the members were moved up to the varsity, where three earned their letters. These were Pete Davies, Hank Slade, and Ernie Zampese. Sonny Pierce also saw some action on the varsity but did not earn a var- sity letter. SCORING TABLE K We Opponents They O Santa Paula 6 25 Ventura Junior High 6 Totals 25 I2 lll lit' rw-11 f 1 Z ifii T R 1' w9 . A 'ii if f , ' 2. Q, z! X 4.3- 1- if 15.5 ,gg - . L-MH f 1 it .: X Q, . A 3 VIIIISIIU FIIIISHEIJ Slllllllli Hllfll Three points separated the Dons from CIF quarter finals. Bakersfield held off a last minute rally to win a close one, 40-37. This was one loss too many. . SCHEDULE The Vaqueros started the season slowly, winning two of the . . . o o first five games. Two wins came from Santa Paula and Oxnard Ppgfen' mmofe :Ss while losses were suffered at the hands of Fillmore, Inglewood, and 34 Santo Paulo 55 . . . . . 42 i I 33 San Luis Obispo. The Dons came out on top in overtime against 45 Cffnffcfod 50 Arroyg Gfgndel 43 San Luis Obispo 23 37 Taft 26 The Fillmore Tournament offered stiff competition but the 43 Arr0v0Gr0r1de 48 . . 44 s M 40 Dons managed to get to the quarter finals before being toppled by 5, Oirxd Om' 6, a rugged Fillmore quintet. For exceptional sportsmanship Santa 59 F 'm0fe 43 . 38 Ventura 40 Barbara was awarded the tournament sportsmanship trophy. 32 some PMG 66 . . . 40 A f I V ll 73 The new year started with a bang. The first victory was over 40 Bgkillido ey 37 Ventura, the first one in two years. Santa Paula and Antelope 55 EOS' Bckefffwld 36 . - .. 25 Santa Maria 52 Valley were next. The Kern County iinx lasted for two games as 48 F,,,mo,e 5, the two Bakersfield fives won two. Three more wins were enjoyed 52 SGH LUIS Obispo 64 , . 75 v f as until Ventura evened the score on an ice cold Don team. 33 Af2,QgoG,a,,de 50 . 49 o ii si The end of the basketball year wound up happily for Coach 45 E,f3o5,O,,e,S,,e,d 53 Bill Crow's charges. East Bakersfield and Arroyo Grande fell before 55- TOTALS ,Eg the Vaquero scoring axe. School scoring records were broken when 45,3 RGAME AVERAGE 48.6 the Dons sank Oxnard's Yellowjackets, 81-49. Except for a few unfortunate losses we experienced the best season in years. Dick Acres pots one for the Dons in the latter stages of the A Dave Kay layvup is deflectea by an unidentified Bakersfield Arroyo Grande game. guard. Q 1 A ' A .MW-R N 5 f-Q4 1X is A f wxvgw s Ls? 's '75 Q 'N 'Tn f V5 I Z .X N -Mask I- 5 .Z -1 1 3,1 C1213 'W U - Q f AX 'IA it ' H ' L X. s 'Sf' fs- TEV? vs' . S EQ ,nw ,. My 'TY 1 .xx .msg : Q3 1 - R uf - 1 ,,,, f j , . lt 3 fi, if Ernie Zampese Forward Above, left Bill Conway Forward Left: Jim Lee Forward Pete Vanetti Guard John Kay Guard M , John Osborne Don Kelliher Ed Schroeder Guard Center Forward Coach Revis, B basketball mentor, was pleased with his team's record, ,nn KV 11 1., , 4- , seq Hank Rivera Guard Above, right Gary Mullins Center Right: Ed Rios Guard John Ahern Forward Bill Arellanes Center lJlllllElS CUPPEIJ lllllPHU . 'Sr Barbara's own Bee team. The tournament, test of Southern California Bee teams, was handcuffed by the Don Bees in the all-important final game, in which Coach Bud Revis' boys thoroughly out-classed Atascadero in an easy triumph. Regular season play showed that the tournament was just added proof of the Vaquero superiority. A record of l8 and 2 verifies this. The string of victories was broken by the East Bakersfield Blades. The Revismen then were headed toward a one-defeat season until a fateful trip to the Santa Clara gym for a game against the Yellowjackets which wound up in a rout. A week later, though, Oxnard fell before a highly inspired group of Dons. This was the first of four victories which netted the Santa Barbarans the winner's trophy. The whole squad must be given credit for an outstanding season. Coach Revis substituted players frequently, giving his front liners plenty of rest. Expressing his feelings, Revis said, l'lI never expect to work with a better bunch of fellows. - D 'im Q, -0-my .KW Dx MJ' . MW Front Row F Keeler C Calderon J Osborne R Moms F Brunello J Bulotta Second Row H Rivera manager S Herrera J Jenkins N Wrlght captann D Allred lx Harlan manager Not Pictured B Arellanes andJ Rulz At the tlme of thus wrutung the Santa Barbara Dons baseball team for the fourth consecutuve year had entered the CIF play offs after beatmg Ventura lO to l ln the decldung game The Dons won thelr flrst flve games of the season and then lost a poorly played game to Oxnard They next shut out Ventura and then going unto the Pomona tournament they defeated Poant Loma and Downey but fell to the eventual tournament wmner Chaffey A classy Loyola nlne next shut out the Dons and then the solduers from Camp Cooke downed them Santa Barbara got back on the wunnnng tranl after the San Bernardlno game was canceled beating John Muur of Pasadena and Saint Anthonys of Long Beach Coach Chuck Sylvester has fielded a well rounded team consustmg of sux regulars who wrll return next year Jam Jenkuns carried most of the putchung chores thus year wlth John Ruuz coming ln to gave hum assustance Opponents Alumn Oxnard Santa Paula Santa Marla Oxnard Ventura Pt Loma DONS RECORD T0 DATE They Opponents Downey Chaffey Loyola Camp Cooke John Munr of Pa St Anthonys Ventura adena They L Butterfreldg E, Zarnpeseg R. Sanchezg B. Picasa!-esg D. Bloccalig E. Rlos, uscorekeeber. Third Row: Coach C.'Sylvester,:J, Schmandt . . . . I I 1 ' I ' I I I . I , . , . . . . , We We 5 I 3 4 l 13 2 I 2 6 O O 7 7 3 3 S 2 I0 3 ' s 2 6 O 9 . ' 2 B , 6 IO l u x . 8' -X, . f ,QI ' 4. 'WIC fi wx., I M . e .,.. fi a - .. A w x J ' ' 1 - V, , - ' v 4' - A -'a,xr... .. A .Y - A r ' K J' 'A' 'B' F. ,. . - 'figgc mf gh, f'--+-f' ,, .. ,..1..- ...Q fe.- --, f V-v 1- - . H .,NN4u' 5 -.L-it-f . f ' ,gm 'ew -,Q y H.,-f,,,,,.,.,s . ,..,..,.,, .. -. . ,, . W., ,- .. M ' c ,jf W 8 . M- ' . X- . ,w.s.pg.'.- X jvjbfel-59, .1 z,.k,.,.1 .f-ff' V, 4 'I ,Nui W . ff Y - - I -I V 11: ,, n'L'T'Ttw f V, . W A . If . A f -r '32 .Q A A , 0 ' ' 3 .- ,K 'Dry-M ' ' 4 .44 .W iam f ' tml- gm ,, 'L QQ , Y . ' ' irq W ., ,-effxlfaewm, . ' ' W W . f 1 --K' - 'Q -f 'iw Ncaarng rw no and center Zampese souccze-ourvfs vc brmg m Sanchez rn the Ventura game, much the fckicr f3INows Through on Nong drive Dons won, 6-O. L Dave Boccalu, uhllty outfxelder, scoops up a druve and makes hrs throw To The prate c ,I+ H. Z 5 Nerll Wrught, the Dons' buiky catcher and Team captam, Talks strategy wxth Coach Sylvester. In 'fi-Fksr . J.m Jcnkms, star putcher for the Dons, fares one a1 the camera. He had won IO, lost one as of May 10. X X ,ff A nc at the leading hitte and outstand- ing fly Chasers is Lyman Euttcrf eld, here ,av ,Q 7' ffm' IQ s. .,-. , M 'f ' twins. gf- ln .z,. ' , - -ana-ag., N, , , I I k L jf . T ' ., the Dons' classy double play John Osborne, leading scorer and speedy base runner hts the dirt during practice game. BATTING AVERAGES Name Schmandt, Jake Herrera, Salvador . Wright, Neill ..,., Osborne, John Jenkins, James ,.... Sanchez, Raymond Picasales, Bobby . Zampese, Ernie Butterfield, Lyman Boccali, David ...., Team ........,.... Doug Alrcil, ufilit-. oufticltlcr, talfcs a healthy :ut at the ball BA .383 .319 .303 .281 .280 .239 .239 .163 .143 .059 .225 Its a long stretch for Bobby Picasac as he pulls in a long throw fflf' rttig Ace vaulter Bob Foss soa o the bar switched to the B l320 and again ran out- standing races. At this writing, his best time is 3.22, just one second from the school record. The most remarkable individual perform- ance this year was Mike Gosline's triple at the Santa Maria meet. Mike won the 440 in 53.6, the l00 in l0.2, and the 220 in 23, besides anchoring the winning relay team. Dons qualifying for the CIF quarter-finals were Chuck Rudolph in the l20 high hurdles, J. V. Staples, l00, Mike Gosline, 220 and 440, Bill Stephenson and Noel Megas, 880, Gordon McClenathen, mile, Bob and Gates ,...Q..:..,f-.2 eg 1- far 'H '-'LZ...:.-I ...al f.,-nC.J.nl W' v ...bf .2 L . - Broad jumper Boo Wennberg in action Foss, pole vault, Dave Kay, high jump, and Pete Davies in the shot-put. Qualifying in the B division were Bob Wennberg in the 220, Everett Cordero, 660, Bobby Sanchez, l32O, Pete Vanetti, broad jump, Don Kelliher, high jump and shot put, and Bob Dugan in the pole vault. Johnny Simms represented the small C team in the high jump. Next season Coach Crow will be torced to start with an almost entirely green team bel cause of the loss of experienced seniors. The most promising prospects will be Pete Davies in the shot and Gates Foss in the pole vault. Top hot p tte was Pete Davies Mike Goalinc, J. V. Staples, Chopo Hague, and Bob Harmon come aff the blocks N D V Staples cle us The bar ID the hugh lump l28 Hurdlcr Chuck Rudolph w rms up on the hu ns B Dugan looks Gates Foss measures up for The Dole vault if ezffff Snot putter Steve Docfer puts .2 takes proctncf' Hugh gumper Dove Kay gona Over The crossbcr , 'v 4 1 Nxx 4 'J 1413 gwwvw +-1.4 Muddie dnstonce runners Bob Sanchez Everett Cordero Stephenson and Noel Megos worm up on the track M as ll bac kstretch CKSTC 5--.. ey, f ff ffw ff 1 1 Q2 '?f1llf ' 'Z' 'lk WW, wyZ7M UV! ,li K' IW alfa, 1 'Ziff fir f ,W 1 AA Left CIF rmler Gordon Mc Oenothen stnce, out on lne ight D WJ o 'Ulu Q ,ga 12 9 ,.,, U, , , ,f 3, mr ,, ,I , , '14 . , 4 1 Y ' 1 X 1 - f I 4 f ' I 2 .4 t 'iii t ' f 55 4 'X 3 1 5 f 1 m 1 'H I Z 5 f . f Z 1 '. ' fi' Q ,. ' A . ' ,azzff e I W' ,A f r' if. 24 , A 1 Q, 4 .,. , Qu, -7- . Z ' ' .. ' Y yfy' r - ' W . . Q J, , ,fy M . , I . ' 4 .. , ' V .i V f'f I , ,, , ' l - , , v , f . . Y I W , I ,xx If . H , V' A -ap.,,m , h , M J, dk . I W , , V I , , ,, , A , . , 1, , N , . , - ' , , Bwll Mu Q V ,. V Q ' , f' iw gm' , ,x ' f' Q 4 , ' C If rv W . . ' , 1 , Z If 3 ygwigggfn f f' , V ' ,Ir ,' f' f V: ,, , r f V, ga 4- Z ' ' , f' H 5 3 .4 , f f W 4,Zf ,,?,4,5? fwg1ff, ,w is O l Q Y , 1 R4 : E: Scocnez '2 rncr' was tne owstc 1 - 5 ' 1 A' ' ' v . lEl'S Sllllllll This year, for the first time in SBHS history, an organized swimming program was car- ried on. Swimming fundamen- tals were part of the regular physical education instruction and all boys participated. The class was divided into two sections, the beginners and the advanced group, with Mr. Charles Sylvester and Mr. Gates Foss Sr. instructing. The beginners were given extra instruction on the fundamen- tals of swimming and the ad- vanced class was taught the fine points of the sport. For added safety, two lifeguards were present at all times. Along with the regular PE. program, there was after- school swimming. At this time, the life saving classes were held. Future plans for this popu- lar sport include the formation of a swimming team for inter- scholastic competition. At the present time, the physical edu- cation classes are cooperating with the Boys' League in spon- soring an interclass swim meet, Top: As part of the program, individual instruction in fundamentals of swimming is given. Center: In the advanced classes, the finer points of swimming are taught. Here, O class, under Coach Sylvester, learns the proper execution of the racing dive. Below: As an added feature to regular instruction to advanced classes, the art of diving is taught 6lHlS' SPUHlS WllH HCllUH .4 ,A .4 ,S .1 WERE PHCHEU HHD EXUITEWEHT Left: Mrs. Doris Rurnsey, Miss Dorothy Catton, Miss Leone Smith, Miss Alice Wiesendanger, and Mrs. Edna Beck were the instructors responsible for the girls' physical education program in which girls learn sportsmanship and healthful living along with sports techniques. Right: Volleyball was only one of the many sports played at the Junior-Senior High Calor Playday Held the afternoon of April l7, this playday helped junior high girls get acquainted with our school Girls' sports got off to a bouncing start this year with the l0B girls brandishing their tennis rockets, trying oh, so hard to place the balls over that net and in the right court In order to join GAA, girls were required to earn at least 200 points for having been o manager, on class teams, and in after-school sports. For each night of after-school sports 20 points were given, with 40 points o week as a maximum. To obtain a felt letter l000 points were needed, and l500 were required to earn a chenille letter and win membership in Big S. Modern dance a required subject for sopho more girls helped build beautiful figures and better poise and was a means of expressing ideas thoughts and emotions in a rhythmic way The individual gym class went hand in hand with modern dance and it also taught the girls the skills required in volleyball bad minton shuftleboard archery and table tennis Santa Barbara High, April l7, held a color playday, in which the combined forces of the senior high and two junior highs competed. n rc , ,U x I ,- . - '2 - gl uf I xl N ,. . ,tx . I X ,W - . ,,z . - ,f gn s 'r I, N I , 1 H V K' ,QM T 5 0 ,--- -1 Ma : rs' Q ' 'N v ' J, ' ' v . ' L f . z 'H , 3 I 5 1 ' , Q 1' L' WV A Q Q 'Z-v , A , fy f - , , 'V ,gf 'yw.aJggf6'2fft-gg? j V5.5 ,I , 'V I ,f , -' 4' J lf , Mp, .Tv n X70 ' K, X, ,- -:fe 5 RW Yflwii Y 2+s4,.g, ,ra ,Q -I 25?-M211 5 'QMHT ' 1 'V 'f -T' cm' -'i TA 'T' bf -'-7' V 1 it W 1 A , . , fz- 1 ,fy 5711 T5 eg 3'-1QL'54.'f1'5i f! f 5'f4A' X I 5.11, Q! 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Mrs. Rumsey's GAA class had some thnllf :ng bottles nn thelr tournament, Below: Our softball season began wnth Tommie Ruvero takung a pow- erful swung at the ball, Vnm and vugor are needed nn thus sport, if I f vc fn.. Q.- ,dfxvvu - . s ,, ag- 1 - I -., VN, dew K ff I 41'- 4, r X ., ,V ' -an Z l -- f .mn W, f K, -bl , l Z. Adele form. seem easy as pie. Mrs. Rumsey gave the tenth grade girls a sample of how not to play tennis and then she and Miss Wie- sie played an exhibition match. Bowman displays beautiful ond graceful swimming The ease with which she swims makes the sport 'Q N .1 M f, fn' 4 9' X-.N 'le , . . . 5 Kathleen Beene were tops on th in tourneys. With softball here again we find Esther Canby getti set to take the cover off the ball, while Ruth Ann B good awaits the next pitch. A and M eir class V79 id- Wm-...,..,,, axine Kincaid, a doubles team, ladder. They played excellently . f A. .--ee it 'X-N we pai NNN, ,el 'lf vie eye-.. l gain fl? it 1 wfg .,,, ex I accuracy that ing her goal. A iunior this year, Betty Durflinger captured the title of outstanding volleyball player. It was Betty's aided her in attain l l y 'W ' '- 11 Betsy Lester, a senior thus term, for the second year won the airls' smgles at the Ojai Tourney. SHILE HHH EHHH PLHU WERE UE THE SUCCESSFUL S 1-1 ,.1 ' We fr' A. 'gy f- J' Excelling in leadershnp and sportsman- Claire Lang, GAA manager, was Johnny on ship, Joan Moutland was also outstand- the spot in hockey. Her happy chuckle ing in basketball. brightened the day for many. MHHHS SPHHTSWHWHH Clumaxing the year's actnvltnes, the thurd annual modern dance program Dawn Alexander and Judy Rutchey are pnctured as they practuced was presented May 3. All the dance groups partlclpated. for the recltal, Both of these gurls took advanced dancnng rl lllllll Hllll FULL Ulllll LllllH lllSlllUlIllllll PlllllllllS, lllllLL, lllSPECllllll, HELD lllllHl Vx, .. , 'A , ' . ' 'f f,-..E4g,,f,,Y,g-L-gg, , ...KM LH- , -1 A V. ,QV STAFF This year saw one of the largest staffs in many years. Cadet Maj. Bob Wilson's teaching staff, and Cadet Lt. Col. Glen Adam's battalion staff together made up the composite group pictured at the right. L38 INSTRUCTORS ROTC instructors this year were Capt. Richard Starling, PMS8tT, Sgt. Theo- dore Slechta, supply, Sgt. Charles Craig, training, and Sgt. Harry Copp, adminis- trator. Sgt. Craig replaced W. O. George Fowler, who left here for duty in Korea. Later Sgt. Copp arrived to replace Sgt. William Millarch. LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Starling, PMSSKTJ Sgt. Copp: Sgt. Slechta, and Sgt. Craig. 7 COMPANY COMMAN DERS The company commanders have done an excellent job of training their men in rifle manual, marching, and other forms of military instruction. These officers also acted in the capacity of seeing that all orders issued by the battalion commander reached every man in their individual companies. 2 ts First Row: H. Brauilletteg S. Wetmore, E. Montrossg R. Harder, B. Luntg C. Fairbanks, Second Row C. Brugetg D. Thompson, R. McDonald, J. Philip, D. Hamm, and J. Webb. PARADE The customary bustle of ac- tivity every Tuesday signified the weekly battalion parade, at which the three companies competed for the best march- ing company and platoon rib- bons. These ribbons were awarded to the winners at the end of each parade by the battalion staff. Left to Right: Capt. D. Rutherford, A Company, Capt. D. Kieding, C Company Capt S. Cummings, B Company, and Capt. B. Isbell, band. ln front is Lt. Col. G. Adams SENIOR NCO'S These cadets included in their share of the responsibili- ties this year such positions as first sergeant, platoon ser- geant, supply sergeant, and squad leader. More NCO's were on hand this year, due to the unusually large Senior Class, with the result that many of the responsible pla- toon positions were filled more adequately than in previous years. DRILL TEAM At the beginning of the year, Sgt. George Fowler started teaching a revolutionary Drill Team feat:'a fifteen-minute drill in which no commands were to be given. About mid- way in the school year, this idea became a highly success- ful reality. Later, under Sgt. Craig, the Drill Team marched for Gen. Keen, Gen. Swing at Fort MacArthur, the Rotary Convention in April, and the Santa Maria Rodeo. Lt Col Glen Adams Major Bob Wilson Battalion Commander Director of Training 'lst LI. Jack Capt Dennis Smith Christofferson Operations Public Information ll 4 3 uv. 'lf' f RIFLE TEAM The rifle team started the year off by firing 64th in the National Hearst Rifle Match. Next they came in thirteenth in the oth Army Match. They then fired and won a match with Inglewood High, and in March they tired in the Na- tional ROTC Match. First Row: C. Clarke, M. Herrera, R. Ro- bledog B. Foss, T. Dolzell, H. Nigh, D. Garno, D. Rutherford. Second Row: D. Kied- ing, C. Bruget, D. Thompson, B. Evans, J. Howell, B. Wilson, A. Sansum, Sgt. Craig. Members: G. Adams, commander, B. Alderman, B. Bonson, H, Brouillette, C. Clarke S Cummings, R. Froas, R. Hamm, R. Kelly, D. Kieding, R, Moore, H. Nigh, D. Rutherford A, Sansum, D. Smith, D. Thompson, S. Watts, B. Wilson, B. McEwen, B. Foss, D. Gardner J. Haws, M. Herrera, M. Maloney, R. Robledo, J. Compilio, M. Friberg, J. Howell, J. Christof ferson, J. Harnett. 1- Capt. Ronald Fraas 'Aft A ur.. -' 1 fafm f A 't- A ,s'.., - nu . 'Isl' Lt. Charles Clarke 'lst Lt. Eric Dahlin Battalion Executive Supply W. 0. Bob Bonson Capt. Daryl Rutherford Ist Lt. Ralph Moore Assistant Adiutant Commander, Co. A Platoon Leader, Co. A W. 'lst Lt. Alwyn Platoon Leader Capt Dick Kieding Commander Co. C INSTRUCTION In the class rooms are taught such subjects as first aid, map reading, small unit tactics, and rifle assembly. Shown dem- onstrating the parts and func- tions ot a Browning machine gun to a class is Sgt. Craig, in- structor. Members: B. Isbell, commander, G Adams, K. Aylesworthg R. Ballinig A. Boettcherp F. Grand, D Hendryg B Laraq E. Lee, L. Pederseng G. Skinner, B. Tunlngj C. Bowen, B. Donohoe, E loriog K. Morang F. Norman, P, Rezendes, B. Willoughbyg E. Zedikerg T. Venegasg D Stevenson. 2nd Lt. Stuart Watts Executive, Co. A Ist Lt. Bob Alderman Platoon Leader E? BAND A snappy cadence was pro- vided for all battalion parades by the ROTC band, com- manded by Cadet Capt. Bill Isbell. Not to be overlooked was the important iob they also did of supplying the music for the silent drill ot the Drill Team. Capt. Scott Cummings lst Lt. Bob Foss 2nd Lt. Bill McEwen W. 0. Randall Chase Commander, Co. B Platoon Leader Executive, Co. B Instruction Staff 2nd Lt. David Gumo Capt. Bill Isbell 'lst Lt. Gilbert Adams W. 0. Bert Willoughby Executive, CO. C Band Director Band Commander Band l. is THE 52 llllVE Allll lilllll lllllS DESIGNED lHllllUliH lIUllPEllAllllll I4 ln transformung the l952 Olnve and Gold from a deslgn an our munds to a book of which we ore proud we of the yearbook staff worked wnth many pea ple To each of the following we wont to express our thanks for their part un creatung thus book To Mr George Tomlnnson for hrs out standung photography hls helpful sug gestuons and hrs complete and generous cooperataon un every problem that we brought to hum To Mr George Finley and the Paclflc Coast Publushung Company for worklng so closely with us on our prnntung prob Iems and for doxng an excellent job nn publnshang our book To Mr Wllluam Thurlow and the Call fornla Art and Engraving Company for help wnth our layout Ideas and for the fnne engravungs they made for our book To Mr Bull Retchln and the S K handsome job of translating our cover design unto a reality To Mr Bsll Arbogast for hrs fme photography and has many hours of hard work To the Thompson Brothers Studio for the underclassmen puctures To Mr Maynard Male and the Typo Club for gold stamping names on the covers To Mass E Lounse Noyes Mr Harvey J Holt Dr Leonard Bowman and Mr John Nordenson for their nnterest and Cooperatcon To all of these a hearty thank you from The Olive and Gold Staff The 1952 Olwe and Gold Staff Marlon Archer Editor Nanette Osuel Busrness Manager Mane Jendresen Sensor Editor Rosle Gln Underclassmen Edutors Peter Gnffnth Betsy Lester Organlzotlon Editors Reguna Lucknng Ma rga ret Jendresen Student Lnfe Editors Barbara Rlegel Gretel Bear lnstructlon Edltors Jeanette Hathaway Gary Low Pete Glllesple Boys Sports Edutors Jlm Jenkins Ernue Panlzzon Sharley Zayhan Girls Sports Edutor Bob Bonson ROTC Editor Bob Wnlson Photog rophers Bob Bonson Frances Serena Busuness Assnstant Mary Newton Joyce Mendez Staff Assistants Barbara Sandkuhl Ruben Gomez Mass Dorothy Westfall Adviser 1 Smith Company for doing a prompt and Bill Stephenson ........ 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