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

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llllllllllll llllll to head T ose the various Student Body committees Were, row lt Kaaren Welo, Pat Schultz, Barbie Ellis, Merrily Kelliher, Harriet Parma, and Gloria Malengo, and row 2: Harry Stewart, Ross Mac Murray, Ronnie MacDougall, Willette and Fred Hepp. h senior students chosen Murphy, llUllllllElllE llllllllllll Thanks to the Advertising Commit- tee, we are supplied with interesting and imaginative banners and post ers. They cooperate with other com- mittees and organizations by an s and nouncing dances, program, special events. B Gin Julie Chiu, Wendy Row l: Millicent Jones, ev , Lee. Row 21 Pat Schultz, Troy Smith, Doug Grant, Wilder. Steve Tha rp, Sean pss, T llllllll Ellllllllll Glenn Fong, Mr Harriet Parma, Di Representatives from each maior sport, the Boys' Athletic Manager, and the A.S.B. Treasurer make up the ittee headed this year Athletic Comm , by Chairman Fred Hepp. They co- ordinate the school sports events ented nd supervise the awards pres a each year to the lettermen. Louis Tsoutsouvas, Joe Garcia, ck Dimbat, Fred Hepp.

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a S l l ,: f 5 -gi unit. if 1 li I Row l. J, Miller, K. Putnom, T. Welo, K. Welo, S. Licker, J. Lopsley, C. Preuss, D. Parma, L. Wotson. Row 2: J. Hilton, Roberts, Mr. Berg, odviser, B. Clerk, W. Ross. The Student Court ossures due process of low heors both counsels' orgurnents onol renders to students who ore occuseol of violoting school iuolgrnent. regulotions. l-leodeol by Steve Licker, the court Preserving our civil liberties by enforcing force. Bill Clcxrlcs stuff combined firmness with school regulotions is the tosk of the Deputy iuclgment to rncike it on effective orgonizotion. Row T: R. Knipp, J. Willener, M. McFarland, E. Piper, C, Loybourn, B. Clork, L. Roberts, K. Kriger, N. Asokuro, L. Dortonner, M. Von Hise. Row 2. T. Westen, L. Rising, S. Licker, J. Smith, D. Sturmer, D. Knowlton, B. O'Gormon, L. Mirondo, C. Von Hise. Row 35 G, Glerum, B. Pomrnerville, J. Uribe, J. Arguelles, T. Clinite, G. McMurry, T. Welo, T. Lawrence, D. Brydon, Mr. Nordenson, '90, WR r' P

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lllllllilll Ellllllllll Choosing outstanding students and or- ganizations from the many deserving recognition falls to the Awards Commit- tee, headed by Chairman Kaaren Welo, A trophy is awarded each semester to the organization which has done the most in service to the school and com- munity. Yearly awards are also given to the outstanding sophomore, junior and senior students. Harleigh Johnston, Janice Hilton, Kaaren Welo, Audrey Jung, Hope Gallup. Q . v 3 at O QT. ' xg' 1 , his Ellllllll Ellmlllllll Beautifying the school and cam- pus was the contribution of the Campus Committee. Members urged the student body to par- ticipate by cleaning up the lunch areas. As the year progressed, many improvements could be seen in and around the school. Row l: Kate Hand, Barbie Ellis, Adelle Smith. Row 2: Sam Battistone, Wendy Ross, Perry Nissler, Mr. C. Ritchie, adviser. illlElllUllUll llllllElllH Elllllllllll The Constitution Revision Com mittee, chaired by Bill Girvetz writes amendments and makes revisions in the Constitution after deliberate consideration of re quests for changes. Amendments are presented to the Legislature for approval and are voted upon by the Student Body. Prudy Tevis, George Glerum, Billy Girvetz, Mr. Nordenson, adviser, Linda Roberts.