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

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Mr.,C. E. Sovineg Mrs. Katherine McCloskey' Mr Lawrence Parma president' Mr Yal G 'fEth ' , . , , . rx , 1 e- presrdent, and Mr. Bruce 0Neal composed the Board of Education of the Santa Barbara Gity Schoolslyc members of this group who serve without pay in the interests of our schools Scientists know that the electrons which make up an atom do not travel spasmodic, erratic paths but move in definite orbits about the nucleus. ln the same way our electrons at SBHS-instruction, classes, sports, and social affairs-revolve smoothly as definite parts of the whole school pattern. This smooth movement of the entire atom is a result of careful planning and execution on behalf of SBHS by city schools administrators. As representatives of the townspeople of Santa Barbara, the five elected members of the board of education meet twice monthly to plan the policies of our city schools. This year two members of the board are retiring, lllr. Yale Griffith, vice-president of the board, after twelve years of serviceg and lllr. Lawrence Parma, president of the board, after six years. We owe a vote of thanks to the and our community. DR. CHARLOTTE ELMOTT MR. GEORGE BROWNE Director of Secondary Education Assistant guplerifitendent of C 00 S 10 DR. EINAR W. JACOBSEN Superintendent of Santa Barbara City Schools Responsibility for administering the total program of the Santa Barbara Schools rests on the superintendent, who meets with the board of education, with his administrative staff, and with community groups in fre- quent planning sessions. Solving business and maintenance problems is the duty of the assistant superintendent, while the director of secondary education coordinates the curricula and the guidance programs of the junior and senior high schools.

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their plans revolved about our needs Responsible for coordinating the move- ments of all the electrons which revolved around Santa Barbara High School this year were our chief administrators, lVIr. Harvey Holt, principal, lllr. Douglas White, vice-principal, and bliss Frances Gower, dean of girls. To our principal fell a variety of major public relations and school executive duties. ln charge of inter- nal affairs, the vice-principal also advised the Associated Student Body, while the dean of girls handled girls' problems, ad- vised the Girls' League, and headed the . hol r.h' committee. gc a S lp MISS FRANCES A. GOWER MR. DOUGLAS WHITE Dean of Girls Vice-Princilml TO THE CLASS OF 1953: All the staff and students of Santa Barbara High School congratulate you on this, your graduation. Our best wishes for a happy and successful future go with you as you enter new fields of study and work. Because of the training that your parents, your schools, and your community have made possible, you can and will, we are sure, make many contributions to the Hner life. There are homes to make, and you can make them strong and loyal. There are better machines, bridges, and buildings to be built, and you will help build them. There is the limitless force of our atomic power in this, the new atomic era, for you to direct and use for man's ultimate good. There is a God to seek and find, so that with mind and heart you can strive for all the truly worthwhile things in life. So as you leave the campus of Santa Barbara High School for work and more learning, remember that the spirit and the hne traditions of the school will con- tinue to grow through the loyalties you build in home, school, church, and country. HARVEY J. HOLT Principal MR. HARVEY J. HOLT Principal Conferring on tlre business affairs of SBHS are Registrar VVilliam Kircher, in charge of school records and tiles, Mr. John Greene, head counselor, and Mr. Louis Tsoutsouvas. business manager,