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

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is l S Q ' I D 646150264605 lag cw ofrlcwt 'V I ,. . , Dr Norman B Scharer City Superintendent of Schools Secretary Clerk to the Board of Education Mrs Gleeola M Brun Admin istrative Secretary to the Super intendent and Board ot Edu cation An important link inthe school system is this group of people Their 'obs are important and numerous Working together they not only help to better the school but to maintain high goals for the future Although we may only see them occasionally on the school grounds the function of the school program could not go on without them Dr J Roy Barron Supervisor of ln Dr l. C Newton Wayland Director structional Materials the Health Department '1 s x 7 XXX We KSA l sincerely appreciate the opportunity of extending my sincere congratulations and best wishes to each of you upon your graduation from Santa Barbara High School Your parents and friends the Board of Educa tion and your school administrators and teachers are proud of you and place great confidence and faith in you and your future The strength of America and its hopes and aspirations for the future lie not in the size of our armed forces our technological progress our natural resources or the fact that great oceans separate us from other continents The strength of America is in the hearts and minds of its people' The hope of America is In the hearts and minds of its young people' Every generation has its challenges and its oppor tunities like the sea around us human life is filled with periods of storm and periods of tranquillity lt is y fervent hope that the knowledge and sense of values you have acquired thus far will help you to successfully ride the roughest waves ahead with disciplined minds strong faith and courage and personal dedication to our American ideals Norman B Scharer Superintendent Santa Barbara City Schools .X tendent of Instructional Services N-M-amiga M George E Browne Assistant Superintendent of Business Services obert Barr Director of V Jackson Assistant us: Pupil Personnel Services ness Manager , ? A T , ff' t A . . . fxx if , . . A, 'X X- A Q 'xl 1. X . I . . 1 4 I K l .gg X . I x fr js' 1 f Jw. - XY X . . . . . ' . y I y I ' . . . . A . m q 1 -.. , . A, L X t -. , Q fr ' IS, ,FU V . is - 'V A . . . ,Zi Ar 6 f i v I, . X, . : I, . . . . A i ' W ' . 'X ii ' Ni ' x -N 9, i ' f xx , 4 ' ' - - -I ' Mr. Douglas C. White, Assistant Superin . , 3, H . . 4 r. . , ' . . , ' - . . . , ' Dr. R E. y, ' Mr. R. , , ' B '- ' ' . of . ' ' . g . 1 .v 'if 1-, , T ,. l il , N VV : - - ' ' X -1. S I . -f . . . W , 3 - , rl 1 4-1 r . K ne- J X V x K B in 1 'Li g 1. . X . gi ' 7 A , QA 'N B A ., 2 wks. ,Q iv :wg X Q 'Xxx l - X I A ix V. , B t 'V K 'il 'F l , 5 1' B

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.3-.......-W fwf- ' i S 7 ,B B x -1- v' N' ....-.-- 3 r x 'si ' 1 .- i. J ' r gafi sl! I --of Representing the community as members of the Board of Education are fleft to righti: Row 1 - Vice-President Mr. Bruce D. O'Neal, President C. E. Sovine. Mr. David S. Licker, Row 2 - Mrs. Elisabetta P. Henderson, and mr. Joe D. Paxton. Mr C E Sovme Board Prelldent, is the Business manager for the Plumbers and Steamfitters local Union 114 Mr Bruce D ONeal Board Vice President, is a local furniture daalof Mrs Elisabetta P Henderson Member gots ready to cut some gown! of Z Establishing the patterns of progress at Santa Barbara High School is the Board of Education. This group of conscientious citizens has helped to make our school environment one in which we may achieve our many goals. They are sincerely inter- ested in the betterment of our school system and the education of the youth of our community. Many hours are spent each month by Board members in carrying out the functions of the group. 'LSU 1 pun--1-, Board members take a breather before getting into regular business matters for the evening Mr David S Llcker Mr Joe D Paxton Dr Norman B Scharer L I Q , 'D 'i i ' 641 ' 4 O O is W, .X I . W .- ,,. -.----. .- I .vu as , . In ,W , '. Y . 4. 1 ' n f 5 I P Q, N-. .xg . D I I ' ' i . 1 . . . A. V Y , X t . li i , y 3 If. 1 g , Q ,, I , - . . K it X . , 1 I Img? Q' . 2 , J I 5' fl S . .:- 1,1 , ' , Member, .pauses ai moment .in his Member, is Chairman of the Board is Secretary-Clerk to the.Board and . . . ' , of Directors, County National Bank. Superintendent of the City Schools. is 7 Y , 3 V . .. cb y - 1 ' X i a s . - x - . .F 2 X ' 1 ii X. 23 -f .i A N mi -Q ' ' EE: ' ' '- 'i e . '- Q -i f ! - ..Vk. . . X Q . I' i .lx ' ' Q pyrocantha for a table setting She is a housewife vi 'r downtown law offices 28 1

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694 Scion! ' alone have mcwqyhfc... Santa Barbara High School would not be complete without our understanding Principal, Claud H. Hardesty. Working with and for the students, Mr. Hardesty is a guiding light for those who are steadily climbing their way toward a life ambi- tion and trying to further their goals. As director of curriculum, he is in charge of all program- ming we receive. He is also in charge ofthe selection of per- sonnel. Another great responsibility which is his is taking care ofthe over-all budget which includes text books, library books, materials for all departments, and maintenance work. Enioying relaxation as much as anyone else, his outdoor hobbies include the growing of lemons and avacadoes. While vacationing last summer in British Columbia with his wife, Mr. Hardesty found fishing excellent on many lakes and rivers. They also visited the Theater Under the Stars where they saw Show Boat. Working hard as Principal of Santa Barbara High School is Mr. Cloud H. Hardesty. He supervises approximately lO0 teachers, more than 50 student teachers from the university, and a student body of nearly 2,000. Mr. Hardesty welcomes Dr. Glen T. Goodwill, Superin- tendent of Schools at Santa Monica, preceding his talk to the city teachers and other interested persons. Dr. Scharer, left, was in charge ot obtaining this high priority speaker an Russian education. Mr. Louis Tsoutsouvas, Business Manager, is in charge of all finances at SBHS. Mr. John E. Nordenson, Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys, assists in school activities and keeps the boys' citizenship records. Mrs. Ernestine Shean, Registrar, effici- ently takes care of sending out transcripts. She is also in charge of student scholar- ships. Mrs. Zelma Pierce, Dean of Girls, is leaving us this year, but her hard work in the school will be remembered. A i i s 0 r . if Mr. Otis G. Powell, Coordinator of At- tendance and Child Welfare, contacts students who are absent from school and cannot be reached otherwise,