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

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SBVI C Commzltee The mam purpose of the Santa Barbara Ventura In terscholastnc School Councul IS promotmg a better rela tnonshlp among the schools belonging to thus council In charge of the SBVISC Commlttee at Santa Barbara Hugh School us Gaul Eggleton who attends many out of town meetings durnng the year In conlunctlon wlth the many actlvltles of the council At these council meetnngs sportsmanshlp awards are grven to a deservtng school and malor school problems are discussed Each year a protect ns undertaken by the SBVISC and this year the prolect was a wntten paper from the SBVISC chaurman of each school reflectmg their student government and school spnrnt It contauned theur school s weaknesses and strengths throughout government and orgamzatuons It also nncluded school spurnt and vusa versa All councnl schools were to have wrutten thus type of paper uncludmg these elements wnth the hope that new rdeas and actnons could be exchanged and maybe clrculated throughout the schools Actrve members at the S BV I S C Commuttee promotmg good sportsmanshap and better school relatnons were ROW I Lunda Sears Gaul Eggleton chaurman Duane Pnskuluc ROW 2 Knp Seefeld John Nadel Rnchard Hansen Q' rv- is Handlnng all tlnancual matters for Santa Barbara Hlqh School were ROW 'l Dons Caughell chaurman Mary Mount ROW 2 Fred Heron Robert Joyce F mance Commzttee Money and payments' These are the words whlch become quite famulnar to ASB treasurer and head ofthe Fmance Commut tee The duties of the Fmance Commuttee are the presentation of the school budget and the payment of all balls encountered by the student body Each student body commattee must pre sent nts budget to Dorls Caughell and nt must be approved by the Fmance Commut tee along wnth Student Legislature The malor protects Included the sale of student body cards the payment of all athletlc equipment and the annual payment to the publtcatnon staffs Forge Oluve and Gold and Hu Llghts . ' . . - 1 , . . . . . , , Z I . I . I . I . . . U 'iff Lj'f.'r,,Ar1+ 7' if , ' , V O 3 H . - 57 ' . D 2 ' it A - 1 5-. ' ' . I l . I I - . 2 V I 1 I 3 f -

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'l Q., L Hearlng cases of SBHS students were student court members ROWl John Nordenson advlsor Vac Cox attorney general Mnke Hallor chlef gustlce Charla Holl Bull Corllss ROW 2 John Osborn Diane Plscullc Path Rudolph Jlm Duerr defense attorney Marlene MacElhaney Kap Seefeld Court mazntazns polzczes The function of the ASB Student Court IS to hear the cases and provide a falr trnal for those students who have In some way violated school regu lations Through thus democratlc system students are not only provnded tnal by thelr equals but they are educated In court procedures The lab of chuef gustnce IS to presade over the court and pronounce verdicts and sentences The eight assocuate lustuces declde the verdict and the chief lustlce votes only ln case of a tue at the dlsposal of all students who deslred hns counsel He must take every effort to prove the defendent Innocent and advlse htm as to what he should plead Finally he must ask for a Iement pumshment for the defendent If he IS gunlty This years chlef lusttce Make Hallor not only presided over the student court but made a few changes In the deputy systems By changmg the courts meetmg tume to specuflc alternatnng periods once room Make elnmmated club conflucts and obtanned students to serve on the court as assoclate lustncex each week u capable and Another tn the deputy on a volunta change whnch affected all of us was Mnkes change g away wuth the old method of obtaunmg deputles gave cntatuon ussuung authonty to ASB otfncers class campus commuttee members A great deal of recogm 'Y offncers and hon goes to m Duerr and all the students workung with them iYlW in 5 5 av X41-e Make Hallor Chief Justlce Jlm Duerr Defense Attorney Each person who appears ln student court us sworn In before the case rs heard C e I ' . U ' flv J . r I gr I. E g I 3 1 f f J - - N ' ' J k I . Y - ' . . N, 0 x f l H I . g 3 Q r 4 it , A . ., . f Z' X J J I K f - I , . - I l 5 The defense attorney, whose duty was filled by Jim Duerr this year, was ' . . . . , o .n , . . . . . F ' , Ji , ' ' - 1 4 IM A. ,U f K tg' ' . '. ' Wil- ' 4 me 4 f 1 'ff' T 'xqqfp J' l l . , J, Y I f ll L at gs ' 3:5 ie T8

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Social Committee Working as a subcommittee under the direction of Gail Davidson, the Social Com- mittee was in charge of all student body social activities. The first dance planned this year was the Pigskin Prom, the first semi-formal, which was held at Rockwood on Nov. 14. The dance honored the football players and the queen, which they elected. The committee handled the second semi- formal of the year also. This was the annual Winter Wonderland, which preceded Christmas vacation on Dec. l9, Next, and last on the list of dances under the direction of the Social Commit- tee, was the semi-formal King of Hearts Dance. Formally, this dance was spon- X sored annually by.the Boys' League, but DW F van tx . S 5 LN. due to the death of this organization, it it ' was taken over by the student body, Honor- ing the boys, the highlight of the dance was the presentation of a King of Hearts, who was chosen by the girls. Another important duty of the Social Committee was the enforcement of dress regulations. Committee members, under the chairmanship of Gale Davidson, represented each class. Seniors were Terry Hayes, Taylor Ambrose, and Gale, iuniors were Janie Humphreys, John Wilson, and Norma Surian, and sophomores were Carolyn Acquistapace and Roger Smith, Although the iob of enforcing dress regulations did not entail much work, organizing a dance was an extremely diffi- cult task. lt included planning, decorating, and cleaning up afterwards, It was necessary that the Committee be made up of capable, willing workers, Planning the activities in order to promote pep and spirit at SBHS this year were ROW l: Marion Zozzora, Dorene Sexton, Phyllis Sevegney, Susan Rose, Sandy Saunders, Deanna Lucas, Marlene McElhenny, and Gale Davidson, ROW 2: Jerry Chiu, Jerry Arco, Mike Griffin, Kit Christiansen, George Bekmanis, and John Wilcox. The hands belong to Linda Puccinelli. Ambrose, John Wilson. ln charge of dances and dress regulations was the Social Committee. The members included ROW l Janie Humphreys, Norma Surion, Gale Davidson, Carolyn Acquistapace, ROW 2: Roger Smith, Taylor A ctz'vz'tz'es Committee The promotion of pep and spirit was the chief proiect of the Activities Committee this year. The committee organized all of the stunts for the football and basketball rallies. Due to this committee, there was a great deal of spirit during the football season, ln charge of the Activities Committee were Mr. Leslie and Mr. Baker. CONSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS Upon being elected to their offices as SBHS student leaders, the Program and Rally Chairman, pep and yell leaders, and the song leader automatically become members of the Activities Committee. APPOINTED MEMBERS The Social Chairman, Advertising Committee Head, Home- coming Parade Chairman, Rally Chairman, and the Decorating Chairman are the im- portant appointed members of the Activities Committee. These appointed members were extremely helpful in suggesting yells to the cheerleaders during the football and basketball seasons.