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

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C xg x S.. 54' Tllt ligllfy EI Don shows off one of his many slunls. Even a shark is no mcvch for him. VH4 gf' xt 'Y' 4, . v gr-4 we an 5 Q4 VCU Knowles, ollraclive SBHS senior, enioys one ol her holidays out in lhe woods. lNolo: Hldo token by Terry Horder.1 , , ,, :MM ...A J- 4--+ -., -..s-f--np-rx .i . -r Lf ,,,, i -11 fbi., M! Yi . I l 1 N4 cnp. s wma: f - af .. An illuslrclion of lhe general allilvdc of llue senior boys is non hero. Actually, some of than do work, ,. bu! not until it's loo Icle!

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I From Q lunch xack's view of o common eating aroa is picvured c treo which has wilhsiood aural chopping: by some local iwaniln. l 1 ' r bs N I 'Y' -nr Wax it worth wailing for? Pele Wada inquires looking at SBHS3 first Spring Supplement. 's1? rf' or One of the most enioyable paris of the day is lunch lime. Everyone has a special place lo meet all Oheir special friends. Sorm serlov boys Hash ou? cll We impovlcml PODDCV7' inqs of vhs day on lhe front lawn belween classes

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overnzng jfcers ,,,,-pf' aft - Probably one of the smallest ASB presidents SBHS has ever had was this yeor's Jerry Chiu. Although Jerry appeared little at a first glance, a second look revealed the results of his big plans and ideas which he carried through Discussing the money end of an ASB social function were Doris Caughell, treasurer, Terry Harder, vice- president, ond Mr. John Nordenson, advisor. with much vigor. :N bi ,J if f . - Student leaders Terry Harder, vice-president, Jerry Chiu, president, and Lissa Chauvin, se-cretoryg commented on the qood publicity in the Forge, emf lziu, student body president at SBHS, did not start to think about running for the office until iust a few weeks before election time, when he began to realize the value of such an experience in future years, and primarily what a great pleasure it would be to aid his fellow students in the best way possible. Jerry's campaign was not extensive, but it proved its point, Mark Fisher, Jerry's competitor for the office, put up a hard fight and came close to tying the votes. From that time Jerry has worked hard as the ASB's highest office holder. In Jerry's words, Winning this office is probably the greatest thing that has ever hop- pened to me, Jerry's accomplishments this year included an in- crease in student participation in student government, with Mike Hallor's help to revise the Deputy system, and more student support of spring sports and theatrical productions, His other activities were Key Club, Junior Statesmen, Pep Club, and Student Legislature. Jerry still took an active interest in all kinds of sports and camping, too, though he was obviously busy most of the time.