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

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'RIZSIDISNT Mk. lZi'tai2Nif D. MARTIN Qt? 'A J of 3'lfl5teQ5 The legal responsibility of the Santa Maria Union High School and junior College is vested in five men elected from the district which consist the Board of Trustees. The problems of handling school expendi- tures by purchasing new equipment and replacing the old, keeping the buildings in good condition, and regulating teachers' salaries are among many import- ant board activities. However, the major responsi- bility is that of choosing teaching personnel, and keeping an adequate educational program for the students. The present board are: President Eugene D. Mar- tin, Clerk Richard E. Werst, Mr. Fred I.. May, Mr. Paul D. Carlin, and Mr. Ernest Rgihetti. These men are conscientious and have given much time and ef- fort for the betterment of the campus and curriculum, of which the students are proud. A4.. - CLERKY- Mit. Ricziiaim li. Wi-1its'i MR. ERNIZST Rlt9Hi5TTi, Mit. PAUL D. CARLIN, Mk. Ifiusn L. MAY

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S 'D MR. W. 1. WILSON, better known to all of us as Prof, is Assistant Superintendent, Vice Principal of High School, Principal of Adult Education, Dean of Boys, and Sponsor of the Board of Control. He also teaches mathematics and a class in economics for junior Col- lege. Prof is the source of tnost of the answers to our questions. He has worked hard on the weekly Friday radio broadcasts, and he usually has a hand in other sched- uled school activities. 0,0 eydflif Miss Ethel Pope, Dean of Girls, has served the school loyally as a wise counselor and understanding friend. Besides her activities in the Girls' League and Student Body, she conducts classes in English and drama for both the junior college and the high school. Drama is her hobby, and she directed the two junior college plays this year. egpn' e e Qhfexjt. -ffsiGff'-- ,1'- ' f.: MR. HARRY E. TYLER. Principal ol' the Santa Maria llnion High School and junior College and District Superintendent, has won the admiration and friendship of all who know him. Finishing his liilith year this spring. Mr, Tyler has endeavored to proinote a true feeling ot' democracy between the stu- dents and faculty, which gives the students inore voice pertaining to school organization.