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

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lllllllll Elllllllllll Need any money? Go to the Finance Committee because its approval is needed on all bills and budgets presented to the Legislature. Gary Chamness, Barbara McNeil, Harriet Parma, Bob West. llllllllllll lllllllllllil Since some students are inclined to take on more extra-curricular activities than they can handle without neglecting their studies, the Limitations Committee de- fines the number of activities a student may participate in. Terasu Ruisaki, Kay Burnette, Ronnie MacDougalI, Betsy Derk, Bob Goux. llllllllll llllllll Eligibility for office, campaign speeches, stunts, themes, plat- forms, and slogans occupy the minds, meetings, and dreams of the Election Board members when May and Student Body elections come to SBHS. The committee takes charge of cam- paign assemblies and the cast- ing and counting of ballots. Row lt Mary Ann Ccnatsey, Mr. J. Nordenson adviser, Harry Stewart, Betty Ligon, Patty Preuss Row 2: Toby Welo, Mike McKnight, Peter Nissler T 'BV' ...il

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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.

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lllllllllllm HHH llllllll Elflfllllif Promoting school spirit was the aim of This year's Program and Rally Committee headed by Willette Murphy, SB vice-president. Rallies, Pom-pon par- ties and decoration of the stadium for football games were planned and executed by student members of the committee, which included the pep, yell, and song leaders, representatives from each class and representatives from the maior publications. Row l: Sam Battistone, Gerd Cottam, Ann Foss, Gail Popkins, Liz Hand, Bernie MacElhenny. Row 2: Steve Pollit, Heather Adams, Kay Gerdes, Diane Albrecht, Willette Murphy, Betty Jo Gerdes, Kate Hand, Patti Fullberg, Mr. Rod White, adviser. E.H.l.l,E.E. Ellllfllllff t The SBVISC committee repre- sented SBHS in the Santa Bar- bara - Ventura - Interschool - Council. Choosing delegates, managing the annual traffic safety conference held at SBHS, and promoting the yearly council dance were the functions of this hard working committee. Carter Hines, Chloe Wilder, Merrily Oh Kelliher, Jim Wulff. tit A F ,,,,ss,, . --desi Elllll Ellllllllllii Transforming the Naval Reserve Auditorium into a beautiful set- ting for the Winter Wonderland was an accomplishment the So- cial Committee can well be proud of. This committee also planned and managed the Pig- skin Prom, the annual home- coming dance, held in the rustic atmosphere of Rockwood in Mis- sion Canyon. Tim Erwin, Linda Rearwin, Gloria Malengo, Barbara Routh, Eddie Ayala. Not pictured are Gretchen Haug and Charles Boito.