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

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Miss Barbara Wright Senior Counselor ,ff X Nu . 1,5 . J-- . .JA I dl' J , ' ii. ' -if ,. i 'x i 5241 ' . - , :.::1 , , r . 'I , -Rfk' . my ,fu-.,., 9... , ' a r i r 4. lffitiiiit A -'f' Mr. Harold M. Dierentield Sophomore Counselor . ,- -. 'vi it 'N ' c 2 4 ,lfxjl i fi fx i ,N riff l ff I Mr. Cedric Boeseke Nt s X ir- gf' N f' Mr. Paul J. Crawford Senior Counselor 'Z-7' V7 XJ ffm! .. 1 ' Q. . 1. ' 'J' as'- L.. l' , 'ri-1 Miss Dorothy Cotton Sophomore Counselor Work Education Program Coordinator ..-api K 3 Bob l'l0Wl9Y, G senior Ort lhe work education plan at M. Ffedefitlw, Miss Wright talks with o student about her programing for second semester, examines the texture ol a suit with Mr. Maurice Crown. 1-J 1 tftciv t ,A J ' , JV.. pf- 'rf-N I f Mr. John S. Greene, Head Counselor Junior Counselor awww Who's next? This familiar phrase is continuously spoken by the sophomore, iunior, and senior counselors of SBHS. Always ready and waiting for boys and girls to come in for help in pro- graming, individual advice, or iust a comforting chat, these essen- tial counselors are at your service. ' Striving to guide you as best they know how, they are never too busy to see you in hopes that their advice will be profitable for you in the years to come. I1 Heading the counselors for the past fourteen years has been Mr. John Greene, well known by everyone. Qqr..-H- -, Mrs. Ann Scales Junior Counselor

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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,

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lb Mrs Katherme Belshcw Secretary to Prmcupal Hurdesty Mass Mary Zulrotto Secretary to Vice Pruncupal Nordenson Mrs Moy wI'Ih e ecfcetcncea maya ag , M cz! Za ff-r Jobs lobs and more 'obs are constantly callung for our responslble and dependable secretarles Surely wnthout them the 'obs such as answering the telephone, wanting on students at the counter who wlsh Informa tlon tullng takmg dlctatlon and recordlng test scores in would not be accomplushed as accurately This ts lust a glnmpse of what Ines ahead for them each morning Do you thunk they re anxlous to start the school clay? Mrs Arlene cc X Sccrr-tary an attendance otfnce Mrs Bessne Johnstone Secretory to Mrs Puerce an of Girls 1' Mass Shurley Shunchez Switch Board Operator rn buslness otfncc Mrs Helen Gllbert Mrs Melbu 'Ch Secretary to Mr Tsoutsouvos Secretary to the counselors Business Manaqer ' Sail l ,,. -1-. is Mg Ellen Rowe Mrs Cora Hammock Mrs Vlrgnnla Olsen Secfefgry fo Nurse Lubrary Clerk Textbook and Audio Vrsuol Clerk I . f,,. ez. I4 I s N , . ev I ' 5 R 1 s 2? to r 4 ' .I . s lt A K l 4 1 0 , : . . ,fl nl li R r A .1 l . l C V3 A A' ' A . I . . ' . i 1: A N r r U r I . ' X K ' :N I- L U to A - ' . f ' r .' l M A- - . r De 1 ag! Q 'fx K W- 3 ' w ..-s X is 1 :i.1l1A'k,M 3 - rg .- 4 P I I r X ' M Wx . I .AY X' , I fx X1 . . .yr 3 , A . 0 QXX 3 X X 'l . . . 'ix Jw' A . ' - R' .Y , s ' W - N, 'W ' K 1 . K X 1 N K K 5 I 'Y'3wff , -f i ' K J ' , . sc i K r Tl M7 as ' 4 l