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

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Q if sigh Q D ,..--- p,..- H li? .1,- 'sri i ',i, lflllllflll Leaving Santa Barbara High School this year will be Mr. Latinee Gullattee, Miss Carol Schmid, and Mr. George Velliotes. Mr. Latinee Gullattee will be moving to the Los Angeles area to teach and to do post- graduate work at UCLA in the fall. A grad- uate of Santa Barbara High School, he re- ceived his B.A. at UCSB and M.A. at Howard in Washington, D.C. During his two years at Santa Barbara High School, Mr. Gullattee taught English, was assistant track coach, B basketball coach, and advisor to the 1957 Olive and Gold. Miss Carol Schmid comes from St. Paul, Minnesota. She attended the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and UCLA. She has been at Santa Barbara High School for two years as a typing and short- Q! hand teacher and sponsor of the Future Business Leader of America. In the future her plans are to move to Lafayette, Louisi- ana, her future h.usband's hometown. Also, she hopes to continue her teaching career there., Mr. George Velliotes, who was a graduate of Santa Barbara High School, maiored in politics and education at Stanford and did post-graduate work at Harvard. For two years he taught in the history department at Santa Barbara High School and was an active sponsor of the Junior Statesmen. He is leaving at the end of the semester to work for his father, who is building a res- taurant. He will work there as assistant manager.

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.s ig 5 is ,, , I L lr 'T' . 1 4 'J I x I . . 4lH 4... -i ff PH J-54 -Mins' mx- , M bi, M is M 14,5 Yf,,.,...g was my M -1 ' ,. .. 1. 2. 3. I4 , ,A f. For reIaxaTion Miss Schmid enioys a game of golf on The weekends. Mr. VellioTes leads his special period Junior STaTesrnen class in a discussion on poliTics. To The parenTs who aTTended The PTA ParenTs NighT Mr. GullaTTee explains whaT, as an English Teacher, he is Teaching his classes. llllllllHE EaTing his lunch in Teachers' lunchroom is Mr. VellioTes vviTh Mr, D. R. Pierce. On sunny days you will Tind Mr. Gul- laTTee wiTh Mr. Price and Mr. Ziefz eaT- ing Their lunches on The benches on The boys' baseball field. Explaining The various signs on The blackboard To her shorThand class is Miss Schmid.

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Qggfillli My ISQ C13 is sw, XX ss Student Body officers were, Row l, Barbara Banks, secretary, John Richards, president, Willette Murphy, vice president, Linda Roberts, defense attorney. Row 2: Patti Fullberg, radio editor, Kay Gerdes, Forge editor, Gerd Cottarn, Ann Foss, and Elizabeth Hand, pep leaders, Jean Arca, girls' athletic manager, Gail Popkin, song leader. Row 3, Bernie MacElhenny, Sam Battistone, and Paul Duxbury, yell leaders, Fred Hepp, boys' athletic manager, Bill Clark, attorney general. Not pictured, Harriet Parma, treasurer, Steve Licker, chief justice. Elllllll HUUH UlllElllE