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live C599 Ula' Slidxjf Margaret Goolsby. Vielma. Business-Karen Reitan, Lynn Reid. , Art-Dick Yaco, Terry Harder. Index-Rachel Vielma. Parlo, Jean Graham. Advisor-Hal Williams. Judy Hughes Editor l959-1960 Presents. . . An academic atmosphere prevailed at SBHS six hours a day, five days a week, for the nine months which made up the school year of 1959-1960. Although each day of school was followed by several hours of homework, there was by no means a feel- ing of all work and no play. Enthusiasm was high when school opened, and football season was present once more. Even the grades which came out on a Friday the 13th first quarter didn't diminish the spirits of SBHS'ers. Rec dances and cruizing State remained favorite pastimes along with the school dances which were woven through- out the year. Things were quieted down a bit amid basketball season when final exams appeared near the end of January, The grades which followed shocked some students into a pattern of more studying, but others celebrated with even more trips to the Noctambulist and Petrini's for the always-favorite item, food. As spring approached so did baseball season. The number of sunburns increased and gave way to'tans as surfing, sailing, swimming, and water skiing replaced the trips to snow covered moun- tains. The quarterly worry of grades came into prominence once again this time accompanied by plans for graduation. The Olive and Gold of 1960 is to serve as a reminder of the momentous occasions from that first day of school last September until the day when the Seniors walked down the hill in June with tears in their eyes and hopes fora prosperous and happy future. Also, the Juniors looked forward to their big year while the Sophomores anticipated not being the lowest class. The year- book staff presents to you, the students of SBHS, the Olive and Gold of 1960 with the hope that it will refresh the memories of this past year forever after. f Mr. Harold Williams Yearbook Adviser Sports-Charles Davis, Ricky Douglass. Activities-Linda Dawson, sub-editor, Phyllis Sevegney, Vail Knowles Academics-Shannon Cline, sub-editor, Judie Matthews, Mary Kirchmaier Classes-Nancy Knowles, sub-editor, Lorri Schwartz, Norma Surian Rachel Photography-Bruce Brownell, Stanley Dani, Russell Locke, Nick Perez Lenny Linda Dawson Shannon Cline Nancy Knowles Karen Reiton
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