Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)

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1530 ' THE REVIEW The Principal Mr. A. A. Bowhay jr., is now completing his tenth year as principal of Santa Maria Union High School. His first three years were spent in the old school house, which had been standing over thirty years. Realizing the commun- ity's need for a more adequate institution of learning, the board of trustees pro- vided for the erection of our beautiful new school and Mr. Bowhay's knowledge of engineering helped greatly in perfecting the efficient plan. He was able to accomplish this through awakening the residents of the Santa Maria Union High School District to the needs of the students for a well- equipped and up-to-date school. And, with a personality so admirably adapted to this kind of work, Mr. Bowhay's was a complete success. So it is through his efforts that the students are now able to enjoy this beautiful building provided with the latest improvements. He has succeeded in the administration of our school just as he succeeded in the building of it. This is due not only to his executive ability, but also to that friendly and sincere spirit which inspires friendship and co-operation. Santa Maria High School students are indeed fortunate in having such an able man as Mr. Bowhay for principal.

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THE REVIEW 1930 W L. D. Waller, President F. McCoy, Clerk Porter S. Clevenger Mrs. M. O. Winters C. W. G. Murdock Board of Trustees For many years the members of the Board of Trustees have generously given of their time and labor for the Welfare of the Santa Maria Union High School. Not only have they always shown a sincere interest in the school as a whole, but they have also manifested a deep concern for the individual pupils. They have an up-to-date, modern view point in keeping with the progressive spirit of educationg and, although the curriculum seemed complete to the students, they have found yet another course, hygiene, to add, which will give certain students an opportunity to more adequately adjust themselves to their environ- ment. This same Board has served for five consecutive years showing that they are considered most capable of directing school activities. Mr. McCoy, the clerk, was first elected in 1911, Mr. VValler, the president, 19225 Mr. Clevenger has served since 19235 Mr. Murdock since 19253 and Mrs. Winters, who goes off the board this term, has been on for twenty-two years. This extended service bears testimony to their unselfish devotion to the welfare of the school. Page Thirteen -R x fr? t '-v I, :. - ' . ,q ,f X 1 T- I x I ' -12. . hy, i-- C' lf- f lf ,. 0 fr- ' f' 1 lb, i,i I ,A , 3 A JY' it I 'N 1 gg i ' s p a ! --,I

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THE.sRl5VIEW'- --. .... . . s 1.930 MR. A. A. OWHAY JR. Who kindly shows a wanderer his Lights, as it were, his torch from his o n torch- fx Ki L . .f . Q Q uxhrffgfwfft W. . Sf R In kinclling other light, no less he shines. Page Fifteen I ff' v tx I , 1 I! 5 . 1 ll L ' . ,f Q . .f 5 i M fl f it I ' 1111 . , Ffa K .- QS ' M ihf fit' ll F -zji Pla, ,iflp J I , ,. Q .. if