Santa Barbara High School ALUMNI NEWS “Once A Don, Always A Don” Vol. 44 No. 2 Spring 2019 http://www.sbdonsalumni.com
2019 Wall of Fame Recipients Accepting for Julio Bortolazzo ‘32, are Ken Bortolazzo, Barbara Bortolazzo '51, Sandy Signor Logsdon '64, Jamie Park Duncan ‘89, Margaret Sands Orchowski ’59. Accepting for Ernie Brooks ’53 and Bill Leavy ’65 are Victoria Reyes, Ana Sofia Aguilar and Matthew Gerry, members of the SBHS student Wall of Fame committee. Every year for the past 19 years, students from the Leadership Class and the SBHS Alumni Association Board have come together to elect five exemplary alumni to be inducted on the Wall of Fame They are recognized for their outstanding contributions in the arts, athletics, business, educations, sciences, or community services. This year’s Dons spoke to students, family, friends, and classmates at an afternoon assembly. Their messages to our students were heartfelt, attributing their success to SBHS, naming specific teachers and sharing special moments from their careers. This year’s honorees are Julio Bortolazzo ’32, Ernie Brooks ’53, Margaret Sands Orchowski ’59, Bill Leavy ’65, and Jamie Park Duncan ’89. Julio Bortolazzo 1932. Julio earned two Master’s degrees from USC and a Doctorate in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He was considered the pioneer of California’s community college system, leaving as his legacy an expanded program and campus at SBCC, where he served as president and superintendent, as well as campuses in San Mateo and San Joaquin counties. Julio also helped develop school systems in S. Carolina, Italy and Liberia. He retired from his last position as Superintendent of SB County Schools. Ernie Brooks 1953. Known as ambassador to the marine environment, Ernie is a world-renowned photographer, adventurer, diver and educator. His dedication to photography, protecting the environment, and educating youth to Continued on Page 4
SBHS Alumni Association Executive Officers 2018 — 2019 President, Timothy Putz `63 Vice President, Helen Murdoch ‘83 Recording Secretary, Deanna Morinini ‘79 Treasurer and Past President, Norma Perez Marquez `68 Executive Secretary, Leslie Rian Ortiz `72 Director of Memberships, Sharon Keinath Henning `74 Historian, Natalie Richards-Versola ‘82
Directors Owen Aylesworth `44 Rebecca Buckelew Borgioli `91 Annette Cordero `75 Josie Stone DeVine `86 Sally Foxen `75 Rhonda Perez Gutierrez `83 Barbra Ortiz `69 Mary Moore Tenoso `84 Phil Unander `69 Kay Saruwatari Van Horn `54 Kathy Chapman Wetzel ‘62 Marsha Smith Wright `72
Past Presidents John Campilio ‘53 Gloria Cavallero ‘72 Laura Davis Wilson ‘67 Maureen MacQuiddy Masson ‘53 Lynda Williams-Terres ‘53
Alumni News Layout Hope Hernandez ‘70
Writers and Editors Tim Putz ’63 Maureen MacQuiddy Masson ‘53 Barbra Ortiz ‘69 Sharon Keinath Henning ‘74 Gloria Cavallero ‘72
“Stringers” Cindy Arbelbide ‘67 Bob Wakefield ‘48
President’s Letter - By Tim Putz‘63
Principal’s Letter - Elise Simmons
Hello Alumni and Friends,
Hello Alumni,
For those of you living on the west coast, rain has come to California. After years of drought we are now able to enjoy looking at green mountains and adequate water supplies for several years to come. This past February board members and I interviewed seniors for college scholarships. I have been doing this for over 8 years and each year I am amazed at the caliber of students seeking our alumni association’s scholarships, which are all funded by you, our generous alumni. The students come from all backgrounds and find time to do community service, work, sports, clubs, assist at home, go to school and still have amazing grade point averages. Over the past few years, the alumni board has been discussing moving our annual meeting and scholarship awards ceremony from a BBQ event to the Santa Barbara High School Theater with reception following. More details are in this issue. May 19th at 3 pm on campus is this year’s date and venue and of course, alumni are always invited to attend. The alumni association each year receives about a dozen requests for classroom assistance (CAP). These requests are reviewed by the board monthly. There is a $500 limit on these requests and must be used on classes that benefit everyone. Many departments have limited budgets from the district and many teachers spend their own money on classroom necessities, ie: books, field trips and other special needs. Alumni members are welcome to contribute to our CAP fund. Mark your calendars for the first “All Class Reunion”. Saturday October 5th from 11 am to 4 pm. There will be tours of the school and the beautiful, new Peabody Stadium. There will be booths set up for classes by decade and several food trucks for your enjoyment. More details in this issue. “Once a Don, always a Don”
We are more than halfway through the school year and so much has happened since the fall. In December, alongside the Ye Olde Gang and the Alumni Association, we recognized our Alumni athletes with the reveal of the Hall of Fame plaque in the entrance of the JR Richards Gymnasium. It’s a beautiful plaque that celebrates the spirit of our Don Athletic community. During the fall and winter sport season, we witnessed our current athletes excel on the football field, golf course, basketball court, and in the pool. We are proud of their accomplishments in the Channel League, California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), and the State playoffs. Homecoming and the Winter Formal were well attended and fun was had by all. Homecoming had the largest turnout EVER with over 1200 students dancing the night away in Dodson’s Meadow. There have been a variety of school wide events held in the Quad. At the end of the semester, therapy dogs helped students destress and recently a Career Fair took place with over 24 tables, each one representing a different career or job. Our 500+ seniors have just wrapped up the Alumni Association scholarship interviews, and are gearing up for Prom (will be held at the Moxi Museum!), graduation, and grad night. As many of the local Alumni know, we have had a very wet winter. Over 25 days of rain! The good news is that Lake Cachuma is now 75% full. The not so good news, the Peabody Stadium project has been delayed due to the weather. We are looking at a new completion date of August 2019. This means that the Class of 2019 will be graduating in the beautiful Santa Barbara Bowl. We are lucky to have such an awesome ‘plan B’ for our graduation. Thank you once again for all who participated with us in the fundraising campaign. We will be able to enjoy athletic events and graduation in the new stadium next year! Santa Barbara High School continues to be a thriving school, full of hardworking students and staff. We want to thank you for your continued support of students, our staff, and our programs. Go Dons! Sincerely, Elise Simmons, E.D., Principal
Timothy Putz ’63 SBHSAA President
43rd ANNUAL MEETNG, DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED ON SBHS CAMPUS Over the years, we have enjoyed alumni gatherings at dinner dances and barbeques. Now is the time for a new venue and your board has decided to host an afternoon reception at none other than our beautiful campus. Please join us for this afternoon reception for our honored guests: our Distinguished Don, John Suzuki ’46, our scholarship recipients and you, our loyal alumni. Our meeting and ceremony will be in the auditorium on Sunday, May19th at 3:00pm and will be followed by an outdoor reception with food and drink. Though the cost of attendance is free for everyone this year, we ask that any alumni who would like to make a contribution to help defray the cost of the event, please use the form on the back of this newsletter. We are pleased and proud to award 50 scholarships to graduating seniors, 6 “Always a Don” scholarships to students pursuing graduate work and 15 to continuing undergraduates.
WANT TO OWN A PIECE OF PEABODY STADIUM? You asked, we listened! Half of Peabody Stadium lives on in various board members’garages and in our alumni room. If you would like to have a piece of the stadium, please contact us at sbhsalumniassoc@gmail.com and we will arrange for pick up or shipping. We hand selected each piece with olive and gold paint from the cheering section. They come with an olive and gold bow and tag. Any generous donation for your piece of Peabody will.be accepted! The rock pictured here is one we mounted for display in the alumni room. 2
YE OLE GANG PRESENTS PERMANENT PLAQUE TO SCHOOL
2017 Distinguished DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI 2019
Alumni JOHN SUZUKI ‘46
This fall members of Ye Ole Gang presented SBHS with a beautiful perpetual plaque with the names of all of the athletes honored by them in the past. Seeing the names on the plaque bring back memories of the SBHS athletic greats from all eras. Several past recipients were in attendance for the unveiling. Names of new inductees will be added. ASB students participated in the event and Dave Bolton ’81, Ye Ole Gang president, presided over the presentation in front of J.R. Richards Gym. The plaque now resides in the foyer of the gym. Please stop by and reminisce.
John Suzuki ’46 has been selected as this year’s Distinguished Alumnus. A true Santa Barbara native, John was born at Cottage Hospital to Japanese immigrant parents in June 1928. He and his wife, Fumi Inouye Suzuki ‘40 raised their family of four alumnae daughters, Patti Suzuki Boucher 74, Cindy Suzuki Hernandez ’76, Susan Suzuki Walters ’77 and Kim Suzuki Penman ’80 in the same house on Santa Barbara’s eastside where he was raised with an older sister, Kiyo ’40 and brother, Tadeo. He attended Franklin Elementary, Santa Barbara Junior High School, SBHS and Santa Barbara City College where he majored in business/accounting. John entered SBHS in 1942 but shortly after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt ordered all Americans of Japanese ancestry (127,000 living in the continental US at the time) to leave their homes and enter internment/concentration camps. John and his family were given less than 24 hours to pack their possessions, travel and enter a temporary Japanese interment camp in Tulare, California. They were transferred to Gila Bend, Arizona where the family spent 3 years. (Sixty-two percent of the 112,000 Japanese from the west coast interned were United States citizens). When World War II was coming to a close, John, then 15, and his brother had the opportunity to go to Chicago to work. After a time in Chicago they returned to the camp. Thereafter, Japanese Americans were allowed to return home and the family traveled back to Santa Barbara and to their eastside home.
Past honorees attended the presentation of perpetual plaque.
BY-LAW PROPOSAL TO BE VOTED UPON AT GENERAL MEETING 5/19
The following proposal to our Constitution and By-Laws is up for a vote of the membership at our General Meeting May 19,2019 in the SBHS Auditorium. Please review. Article 5 – Officers and Board of Directors
John re-entered SBHS and played on the varsity football team. He also played baseball and graduated in in 1946. After graduating from SBCC, he decided to join his father with his landscape gardening business.
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John was drafted to serve in the Army in 1950, serving in the Korean War. He was offered a position as an interpreter, but became a Sergeant Tank Commander. Despite the past governmental injustice to the Japanese community, John loyally served his country. Upon his return to Santa Barbara, he married Fumi Inouye.
The position of Director Emeritus shall be offered to an officer or Director who has served 25 accumulated years on the Board. They shall have the same rights and privileges as an elected member of the Board. They shall not have a limited term of office. This does not apply to past Presidents as they are members for life. REMINDERS FROM OUR DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP
Please take a few minutes and check the Lost List on our website (https://www.sbdonsalumni.com/). Is there anyone on the list you know? If so, please have them contact us at SBHSDonsAlumni@gmail.com or you can let us know about them.
John was a semi-professional bowler with sponsors in place to enter the professional circuit, but decided the traveling would take him away too much from his young family. He holds several high average bowling records in Santa Barbara and was honored by the Athletic Round Table for his achievements.
Once in a while we will send out an email with important or interesting information that can’t wait for the next newsletter. We will try to keep them to a minimum, but there is a lot going on with your association, and you would not want to mass anything!
He is active in veterans groups and he has volunteered for several organizations, including local gardeners’ associations, the Japanese American League and is a past president of the American Legion. John is still in contact with his SBHS classmates and can never says no to anyone who might ask him for help of any kind. He is very much a giving and a "behind the scene” kind of person, never wanting to draw attention to himself. The Santa Barbara High School Alumni Association is proud to honor John as our 2019 Distinguished Alumnus and a very proud Don.
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2019 WALL OF FAME (Continued) appreciate nature and art has been a lifelong endeavor. He has received numerous international awards, and his photographic work is in many museums. Magazine articles have focused on his philanthropy and his innovative equipment and techniques. He graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography (founded by his father); served on the school’s executive staff and in1971 assumed the position as president until 2000. Following his dedication to education, he donated former Brooks Institute of Photography (Jefferson School Campus) as a permanent home of the Santa Barbara Middle School, the largest donation to a private school in the SB area.
magazine and remains an active member of the Press Club, the Congressional Press Galleries and JAWS, a national journalism group. Her books are pivotal in the field of immigration. Bill Leavy 1965. Bill attended California State University San Jose and served for 27 years as a San Jose police officer and firefighter. He has been an NFL football official since 1995 and has served on the officiating crew for Super Bowls in 2000 and 2006 after having served as Coordinator of Football Officials for the Western and then Mountain Western Conference in 1998 and 1999.
Margaret Peggy Sands Orchowski 1959. After serving SBHS as Forge Editor, Peggy earned her BA in Journalism and Latin American Studies from UC Berkeley, an MA and PhD from UCSB, and an MA from Occidental College. She was the first woman the Associated Press assigned to South America and was a member of the UN Press Corps in Geneva. Since 2005 she has been a Congressional Correspondent and now Washington Bureau Chief of the Hispanic Outlook
Jamie Park Duncan 1989. Jamie is the Dons’ “most decorated” SBHS female or male runner of all time. In college Jamie won NCAA 10,000m races and All-American Honors. She is the first female Don to represent Team USA in international cross-country competition. She is a physician’s assistant, which includes working with athletes and citizens dealing with chronic pain.
A New Peabody Stadium Making Progress The photo on left shows January 2019. The bottom photo shows the February 2019. home of the “Dons”. Completion is for the late summer of 2019. Early rains have held up construction during January and February.
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DON DOINGS Three beautiful 12-foot Cedar Deodora evergreen trees were purchased with donations made in memory of Vincent Cavallero ’40. They replace three trees at the front of the school, which had died after a long life shading students. At SBHS, Vince was a member of the Horticultural Classes, who with his classmates would walk up the Riviera to Franceschi Park every afternoon for classes with Mr. Franceschi and his protégé.
Fire to capture the perspective of her little brother who was living at home at the time. Having enlisted the help of authors, agents and publishers from across the state, the stockpile of collected books was delivered to Paradise in February in hopes of helping students cope with their trauma. Stuart Eiseman Carey ’75, a well-known local painter and jazz singer is telling his personal story to raise awareness about the Living Kidney Donor Network. Stuart has been on dialysis since 2016 when a sepsis infection permanently damaged his kidney. For more information go to lkdn.org
The film, Floyd Norman: An Animated Life was shown at UCSB and Floyd Norman ’53, a Disney Legend cartoonist, participated in the post-screening Q/A. Floyd has credited his time as The Forge cartoonist as the beginning of his remarkable career.
This May, Edie Robertson ‘80 will be inducted into the Skateboarding Hall of Fame. Congratulations!
Gerd Cottom Jordano ’57, a long-time supporter of the Alzheimer’s Association, was honored for her dedication to the association. Gerd co -founded the Alzheimer’s Women’s Initiative.
The weekly SB Independent named SB Police, Adrian Gutierrez ’83, and Jace Turner ’92, librarian, as “Local Heroes”. Adrian was honored for his work with the city’s Teen Center in conjunction with the Police Activities League (PAL). Adrian has been a “drop-in” at the Teen Center for 14 years where he socializes with teens weekly. Jace, a full-time librarian at the Central Library for over 20 years, has been singled out for his passion and enthusiasm in making the downtown library a place for the whole community. He has made sure that the library has something for everyone in response to its on-going needs.
Pauline Berber Muñoz ’58 found out it is never too late to receive one’s SBHS diploma. Pauline left SBHS in her sophomore year to care for her mother and completed her graduation requirements in 1959. Recently, her family presented her with her diploma to the traditional alma mater music played when seniors walk down the hill. Peggy Sands Orchowski ’59, Congressional journalist and Washington Bureau Chief of the Hispanic Outlook magazine, gave a “Book Talk” for students in the SBHS Library while in Santa Barbara for her induction onto the Wall of Fame. Her two books, Immigration and the American Dream: Battling the Political Hype and Hysteria (2008, Roman and Littlefield) and The Law that Changed the Face of America: The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (2015, R & L) are considered pivotal works in understanding our nation’s immigration laws. We like to think that her career in journalism began at SBHS as The Forge Editor in 1959.
Rosa Corral Alvarado ‘86, who started her career in architecture in a drafting class at SBHS and graduated in architecture at Cal Poly SLO, was recently promoted to associate principal at PMSM/19six Architects in SB, one of California’s oldest architectural firms. Jennifer Gillon Duffy, Class of 1989, a local attorney, was named the Dream Foundation’s Volunteer of the Year for 2018 for her work with the organization’s Flower Empower program. For seven years she volunteered her time virtually every Saturday making, and teaching others to make bouquets from donated flowers for people in hospice, retirement homes, those recovering from surgery, or who otherwise need some cheer. Along with creating over 2,500 bouquets during this time, Jennifer delivered an abundance of hope and compassion to area residents. She is also the recipient of the President of the United States’ Volunteer Service Award for 2017 and 2018.
Walking Through the Seasons at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is a peek into the personal journals of sketches and thoughts Patti Jacquemain ’60 gathered while walking the garden’s trails. The plants, landscapes and animals within the many acres of the SB Botanic Garden have long been inspiration for this well-known artist, Wall of Famer and Distinguished Alumna.
Matthew Virgil Vasquez ’00, SBHS star baseball pitcher has been named the pitching coach for the Cedar Rapids Kernels—the Single-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. Virgil has pitched a total of 15 seasons in pro-ball.
The boys’ basketball team, coached by Dave Bregante ’61 was named the Channel League Coach of the year and was featured in the SB NewsPress after leading his Dons into Division 3A semi-finals and a 172-53 coaching record. His wife, who keeps score for the Dons and his son, Joe Bregante ‘06, Dave’s assistant coach, support him on the court.
Shannon Decker ’02 recently experienced the thrill and grueling challenges as a contestant on “The Titan Games,” a new NBC series. The TV show pits contestants of the same gender in a difficult challenge that tests endurance, agility, strength and speed before a studio audience with the ultimate male and female champions of the 10 episode-show winning $100,000 each. Shannon, who was the captain of the SBHS girls’ basketball team, went on to become a fitness model and personal trainer after attending SBBC and earning a bachelor’s in childhood education at CSU Channel Islands.
Classic rock legend, David Crosby ’61, was featured in a Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) documentary, David Crosby: Remember My Name, and appeared for Q/A after its debut at the Lobero Theater in February. Roger Battistone ’62, a collector of coloring books, created his own, The Illustrated History of Santa Barbara & Ultimate Coloring Book as a tribute to our hometown.
Three-time Olympian and former SBHS water polo star, Kami Craig, ‘05, recently spoke at the National Girls and Women in Sports Day Luncheon at Earl Warren Showgrounds. Representing RISE Athletes, an organization centering on the belief that a positive mindset enhances performance and aligns former Olympic athletes with up-and-coming teenagers through mentoring, Kami relayed a strong message of mindfulness, focus, unity and empowerment to a crowd of more than 500, a bulk of who were local female student athletes.
Andy Rosenberger ’65 is one of many Santa Barbarans featured in the Santa Barbara Project (santabarbaraproject.com), a book that reveals in photographs and prose a complex diverse portrait of our SB community. Nancy Davidson ’66 has earned recognition in the prestigious art magazine Art of the West for her portrayal of local beaches. Over the years her art has been regularly displayed in galleries and her work is part of many well-known collections.
Founded by community activist and SBHS alum, Fabiola Gonzalez ‘09, the Santa Barbara Ethnic Studies Now! Coalition recently celebrated its hard-earned victory to incorporate ethnic studies coursework as a requirement for high school graduation. Driven by a passionate desire to provide high school students with an education that better reflects multicultural backgrounds and experiences, the new requirement is scheduled to begin in 2023. Fabiola is a testament of the success of ethnic studies. After graduating from SBHS and attending
Local author and Wall of Famer, Lee Wardlaw ‘73, coupled her passion for books and her connections in the literary field to collect more than 1,300 books, worth an estimated $15,000, to donate to the Paradise Unified School District which was devastated by the Camp Fire, losing seven elementary schools, a junior high and severely damaging a high school. Lee, who lost her childhood home in the 1977 Sycamore Canyon Fire, wrote her first of 28 books in 1990, Corey’s
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seven vets honored were Dons: Margarito “Mugs” Delgadillo, a Korean War veteran, and Harry Bernard Pico (deceased) a World War II veteran.
SBCC, she transferred to UCLA where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Chicano Studies (and a minor in education) and began a master’s program at CSU Northridge. Along her educational path, Fabiola realized Santa Barbara high school students would benefit from ethnic studies classes, which brought her home to share her passion for the subject and to lead the historic and victorious movement in the Santa Barbara community.
Former SBHS instrumental music teacher, Ike Jenkins, passed away this past December. Student musicians of all ages shared their remembrances and tributes to their former musician mentor. The beautiful main entrance to SBHS was used at the beginning and end of a Saturday Night Live skit on March 30. The skit was “Test Prep” and can be viewed on YouTube.
Former SBHS water polo standout and all-time leading scorer, Sawyer Rhodes ‘17, was selected to play for the U.S. Men’s National Team in its three-game series against Italy at the end of December in Orange County. It was Sawyer’s debut with the senior national team. He had recently won a NCAA water polo national championship with USC where he is currently majoring in real estate development.
Mark Mendillo ‘68, 1968 ASB President, poses at his 50th reunion with the Time/Life Books Special Report of which he and Mary Moore ‘66 were on the cover. The magazine featured SBHS in The Young Americans—A Key to Understanding the “Upbeat” Generation.
Thank you to Robin Cederlof for her kind donation of O & Gs and memorabilia which belonged to her parents, Rose Ann Fullerton Hill ’41 and Earl Hill Jr. ’44 as well as that of her great uncle, George Hill 1917. Thanks also go to Deborah Moskowitz for the donation of family O & Gs from 1931 and 1932. The SB County Office of Education offered veterans who had left high school to serve their country before graduation the opportunity to receive their high school diplomas through Operation Recognition. Two of the
DONATIONS—SPRING 2018 General Fund: Arnold Overoye ’56, Arthur & Sarah Ludwick, Lenita Holiday Swedenborg ’53
J.R. Richards Scholarship Fund: Susanne Richards, IMO John (JR) Richards
Alumni Memorial Scholarship Fund: John Shute, IMO Roger Shute ’59, John Campilio ’53, IMO Greg Felton
Smith Scholarship Fund: Helen Henry Smith ’49 Santa Barbara Igniters Scholarship Fund: John Campilio ’53
Classroom Assistance Program, CAP: Sylvan Malis ’60, Wang Family, Bob and Barbara Sawyer, Stephen Murdoch, Lenita Holiday Swedenborg ’53
Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund, “Lunch Bunch Ladies”: Diana Kruse, Terpsie Walker, Phyllis Staple, Dorothy Boynton, Margaret Beavers, Dolores Peterson, Helen Harnett, Shirley Kunze,Marjorie Elkin , Betty Swain, Patricia Perry Thompson
Campus Beautification Fund: Laura Wilson ’67 & Stuart Wilson Special Projects Fund: Lenita Holiday Swedenborg ’53, Richard Rockenbach ’88 (stadium rocks)
Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund: Bob and Barbara Sawyer, Walter Parry ’53, John Campilio, ’53 IMO deceased members of the class of 1953, Lenita Holiday Swedenborg ’53, Don Jackson ’53, John Campilio ’53, IMO Lebaron Atsatt
Dorothy Brubeck Scholarship Fund: Bob and Barbara Sawyer, Lenita Holiday Swedenborg ’53, Don Jackson ‘53 Dan Naretto Scholarship Fund, Susan Naretto, Irene Johantgen, Charles Naretto ’56
Class of 1959 Scholarship Fund: George Jones ’59, Martin Zinn III ‘59, Raymond Stefani ’59,Tom Long ’59, Neil McBratney ’59, Marilyn Johnton Meadows ’59, Gilbert Robledo ’59, Pamela Boehr ’59, G.Thomas Woolsley ’59, Larry Johnson ’59, Claudia Stall ’59, Martha Saxe ’59, Gary & Susan Gulbransen ’59, Leland Leonard ’59, Judith Graham ’59, Curtis Vincent ’59
Jerome T. Kay M.D. Scholarship Fund: Carolyn Howe Helen E. Fong Scholarship Fund: Marilyn Merlo, Glenn Fong Martinez Memorial Scholarship Fund: Irene Martinez Wilson
Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund: SBHS Class of 1961
Joseph Nuñez Scholarship Fund: Vincent & Norma Jean Riffero Leifer ’64, Mark & Nancy Leffert, Teresa Newton-Terres, Joan Everest, Debra & Salvador Martinez, Lydia Swanson, Ronald & June Guadagno, Vaughn & Deanna Wipf, Tim Gilles ’69, David & Leila Carpenter, Laura Welby, Louis & Susanne Panizzon, James Cordero, Sr. , John Campillio ’53, Clare Pelton, Stuart & Laura Wilson ’67, Kathleen O’Leary, Linda Marsh, Ernie & Gail Keener, Cassandra Thomsen, Blas Garza, Wayne & Olga Cruz, Robert & Catherine Butler, Michael & Suzi Arnold, Louie Valenzuela, Nancy Mires, Ned Emerson & Ann Lippincott
Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund: Don Mee ’63, IMO Kathy Sean ‘63 SBHS Madrigals Scholarship Fund: Orchard Sales, 10% of Receipts Walk Down the Hill Fund: Lorraine deRutte Perry ’39, IMO Michael Perry ‘66 *Correction from the Fall 2018 Newsletter
Cameron Perry Scholarship Fund: Elizabeth Perry Keen Kayser Putz Scholarship Fund: Timothy Putz ’63
We have received many generous donations in support of our various Scholarships and Programs. The letters and notes which accompany the donations testify to a lifelong commitment to classmates and to high school. We are humbled to see how lasting an influence the SBHS years have made on the donors. THANK YOU all for your continued support. 6
DAVE BOLTON ‘81: FROM DON TO COMMANDER Reflecting on the company he founded three decades ago, David Bolton ‘81, noted that its current name, Cultural Global Media (CGM), “evolved as I evolved.” That was said as he prepared this spring for an honor seldom bestowed on an American, being decorated by King Felipe VI of Spain as a Commander in the Royal Order of Isabella the Catholic.* It could be the latest stage of his evolution. From the names of his company, one can trace how Bolton’s evolution took place. The cultural part, his focus on Spanish history and language, began in fourth grade at Montecito Union School. “I remember my teacher, Mrs. Pacuños (spelling approximate), introduced me to the Spanish language.” His interest in things Hispanic took off from there. “Later, my best friend in high school, John Diaz, introduced me to other members of his family, and I was immersed in the language and culture through them.” (It should also be noted, although maybe a coincidence, that the two colleges he attended have athletic team nicknames of Vaqueros and Aztecs.) Following two years at SB City College, he attended San Diego State University and graduated with a dual major in History of Latin America and Journalism. That brings us back to the global media part of his company’s name. Although he was The Forge Editor in his senior year, he got his first formal journalistic experience writing for the News Press in spring of 1979, before joining The Forge that fall. “Actually, I’ve never not been a journalist,” he declared, and that goes beyond print media into radio and television. For example, just four years after leaving the Home of the Dons, he created “Friday Football Focus” on KEYT. His company has produced documentaries on varied subjects, but is perhaps better known for sports coverage via Fox Deportes, Telemundo and CBS. Most recently, CGM was hired by the National Football League to produce and coordinate live coverage of Super Bowl LIII for Fox Sports Latin America. Coming back to culture again, Bolton is in his seventh year as Executive Director of the California Missions Foundation, traveling extensively up and down our state, preserving and enhancing Spanish missions. It’s a full-time job in itself. Bolton presently serves on the boards of Old Spanish Days Fiesta (Secretary), the United States-Spain Council in Washington, D.C., SB Maritime Museum and SB Boys and Girls Club. Oh, one more, Ye Ole Gang (President since 2001). “Once a Don, Always a Don.” And now a Commander. *(This title has been bestowed over two centuries on only a few dozen U.S. citizens, but Bolton is now the second Santa Barbaran. Dr. Jarrell Jackman, former head of the SB Trust for Historic Preservation, was decorated in 2016.) Interview written by Bob Wakefield ‘48 WORLD DEBUT OF ALUMNA’S SYMPHONY AT SBHS
Gracie Fisher ’15 and third generation Don, debuted her symphony, Waltz of the Waves to a packed, standing room only audience at our SBHS Auditorium this past December. A Winter Music Showcase was envisioned and organized by Gracie and her family to benefit The Gracie Fisher Foundation, established in 2016 to spread adaptive art and music education to the special needs community in Santa Barbara. The Showcase was a fabulous coming together of musical groups in which Gracie had been an active participant. Singing together, present SBHS and San Marcos Madrigal groups started the show. Gracie’s classmate, William Belfiore ’15, emceed the event and introduced SB Strings, a K-12 group of string musicians and SB Youth Music Academy, which provides an outlet for performance to young musicians of all styles of music. In addition, Gracie’s former fellow SBHS Madrigal singers, home from college for the holidays came together for a reprise in Gracie’s honor as did the male singing group of Bradley Devine ’16, Andrew Gutierrez ’15, Aaron Linker ‘15, Alessio Morello ‘15, Ben Zevallos ‘17, David Zevallos ’15 and William Belfiore ’15. The Grande Finale was the debut of Gracie’s Waltz of the Waves by the SB Youth Symphony (12-18 year old performers), to an awed and appreciative audience, which responded with an extended standing ovation. In Gracie’s senior year at SBHS, she was paralyzed with Acute Flaccid Myelitis and within a very short period her life changed. However, there was no stopping Gracie from doing what she loves: music and art, and in doing so she found the power of healing through the arts. She now shares that power with others through her foundation and its hands-on approach. This amazing young woman was recently interviewed by National Public Radio (NPR) and has been featured and followed by the Santa Barbara NewsPress and KEYT. www.graciefisherfoundation.org
Gracie Fisher ‘15 with her students, their families and Gracie Fisher Foundation supporters.
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OCTOBER ALL DONS REUNION Plans are coming along for the big event on Saturday, October 5, 2019. Catch up with former classmates and Dons of all ages and from all class years! Reminisce while browsing SBHS memorabilia, shop the Dons gear, or indulge at the food trucks, then work it off by dancing to one of the different era’s bands, or go on a walking tour of the school. We are looking for more people to help with the planning and execution! If you have a business or service, please consider being an event sponsor and/or donating to the Silent Auction. Tickets will go on sale June 1 and will be $20 per person, $25 at the door, kids under 10 free. We will also offer a family rate of $45 for a family of up to 2 adults and 4 children under 18. Current students show ID card to get in free. More details to come on our website and, keep an eye on the SBHS Alumni Facebook page for updates. If you would like help, be a sponsor or donate to the silent auction, email sbhsalumniassoc@gmail.com or call Sharon at 805 637-2145. 3 DONS TO BE INDUCTED INTO SBART HALL OF FAME
Congratulations to athletes Tim Trigueiro ‘85, 1985 U.S. Open Tennis Junior Champion; Thaila Munro 2000, Olympic water polo 2004 bronze medalist; and Community Service honoree Gregg Tebbe ‘81 (also a former Don tennis player and current tennis coach) for their selection to the upcoming SBART’s Hall of Fame. The event is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, October 14, 2019, at La Cumbre Country Club. Check the SBART website for ticket availability.
DAVID ORTIZ ’72 RETIRES AFTER 41 YEARS IN EDUCATION
After 41 years in education, 31 with the Santa Barbara Unified School District, David Ortiz '72 will be retiring this June from a 22-year principalship at La Colina Junior High School. He started his teaching career at La Colina Junior High and then Los Robles High School, Santa Barbara County Education Office, which serves the boys of Los Prietos Boys Camp. This Don graduated from McKinley Elementary School, La Cumbre Junior High School and SBHS—a hometown boy giving back whole-heartedly to his community’s youth.
Congratulations also for Dons Mark Falberg ‘80, 1980 U.S. Open Tennis Junior Champion, and Dylan Axelrod ‘03, 10season professional baseball (pitcher), who were inducted October 29, 2018. The Falberg Family accepted on Mark’s behalf. For the Inductees’ citations link to http:// www.sbroundtable.org/content/wp-content/ uploads/2019/012018-HOF-Program.pdf.
David graduated and earned his Teaching Credential from California State University San Diego and his Masters and two Administrative Credentials from UCSB. He has been an advocate for numerous initiatives including SBUSD Leadership and Secondary Principals Council, Diversity/Equity Committee, Safe Routes to School, Sustainability Just Communities, SBUSD Negotiations, CADA Fighting Back, Disaster Preparedness, Safe Schools, AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination), Restorative Approaches, and PEAC (Program for Effective Access to College). Early in his career, he was awarded the California Outstanding Young Teacher Award, PTSA Distinguished Service and Honorary Service Awards and most recently, the Crystal Apple Award from Santa Barbara County Education for his continued dedication and service. Most important in David’s life is his wife, Leslie Rian Ortiz ’72, who he met in senior year at SBHS. They have been married for 41 years and have two sons and 2 grand daughters.
Contributed by Cindy Arbelide ‘67 SCHOOL EVENTS SBHS Instrumental Music Spring Concert Thursday, April 11 at 7 pm Matilda, The Musical—Benefit Concert & Silent Auction Hosted by the SBHS Theatre Soho Restaurant & Music Venue April 9, 2019-6:30 to 9 pm 1221 State Street, Suite 205 Matilda, the Musical May 3, 4, 5, 10 and 11 at 7 pm May 11 and 12 at 2 pm
This Distinguished Alumnus (2017) is the senior-most principal in the district and has been a mentor to teachers and administrators alike. His longevity in his position is a true testament to his love and support of our district’s students. We wish him well in his retirement (lots of golf!), although we are sure he will continue to serve students in a multitude of ways. A true Don!
Graduation at the Santa Barbara Bowl Thursday, June 6—Tickets Required
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DECEASED DONS FOR 2018 We will now list all deceased Dons, not just association members, by class. In the future , the Spring Alumni News will list those deceased for the past year of 2018 . Please note that we can only list those Dons who we are certain have passed on. Our information is obtained from the Santa Barbara NewsPress, The Independent and through personal notification to the alumni association at the following email: sbhsAlumniAssoc@gmail.com Friends: Isaac Jenkins, Patricia`Pat Markiewicz Markiewicz, William Stewart 1933: Blanche Amorena Johnson, Eleanor Joham Halligan 1935: Ann Dezzutti Monk 1936: Charlotte Baker Woods, Lesbalynn Fitzgerald Erichsen 1937: Reno Chackel 1938 :Betty Felger Burkard, Orpha Kivell Doty 1939: Rosalea `Rosie' Braga Gutierrez, Oswald Da Ros , Janice Lloyd Lewis 1940: Vincent Cavallero , Doris Hartfeld Ray, William Miller, Genevieve Unzueta Salazar 1941: Maxine Bass Widener, Rose Fullerton Hill, Jane Kortner Zuzalek 1942: Elizabeth Berscht Alcorn, Retta Hammond Wilson, Margaret Pitts Tinnin, Mary Selover Waterman 1943: Georgetta Graham Craviotto, David Movius , David Tilton, Barbara Tompkins Randolph, 1944: Ida Ayala Perreault, Anita Bickmore Chormicle, Eldon Ford, Forrest Gutshall , Phyllis Hunt Taylor, Doris Libbey Flahive, Alan Perry , Esther Person Mansfield, Donald Schlagel , Dorothy Sievert Winn 1945: Daphine Blunt Bugental, Denice Taylor Summers, Wilton Wood 1946: Betty Edgar Mankin, Weston Kingsley, Margaret Loch Hall 1947: William Hart, Carolyn Varner Adams, Lorenzo Ziliotto 1948: Robert Christofferson , Patsy Miller Favalora, Sally Mae Silva Gusman, Beverly Sjovold Delwiche, Ronald Smith, Frank Thornburgh 1949: Anastacia Andros Rice, Gilbert Campbell, Robert Ellingen , Marilyn
Fenton Moreton, Martha`Marty George MacFarland, Barbara McLaughlin Johnson, Evelyn Meisterfeld, Wanda`Windy' Wilson Castillo, Joan Wootton Pollard 1950: Eugene Bowman, Vincent Ledesma, Jacqueline Rebello Smith, 1951: Terry Dearborn, Eugene Manriquez, 1952:Sylvia Burnette Gerard, Mary Frederick Meador, Robert Picasales , Rafael Sanchez, Arve Sjovold, Frederick Smith, Eleanor Wills Roberts 1953: David Boccali, Sam Foose, Ray Fraker, Karl Hove, Shirley Kirkhuff Bowen, William Johnson, Beverly Jones Johnson, Alicia Peters Gorman, Shirley Sanchez Robles, Donna Smith Ruiz, Ruth Wakeham Zietzke 1954: Trenien Galloway Conner, Lois Hill Busick, John Simms, Jess Vasquez , Harry Vizzolini 1955: Anthony Cordero, Lucy Gutierrez Ortiz, Valerie Hunt Shamburger, Mark Otten, Richard Taylor, Bette Vaughn Williams 1956: Glenn Durflinger, Thomas Hughes, Gary Seyle 1957: Linda Belton Shumway, Elizabeth Hand Akin 1958: Phyllis Buck Olivera, John Langlo 1959: Stuart Fredericks, Virginia Ridge Dose, Demo Sancha 1960: Timothy Aarset, Eleanor Cottam, William Martin, John McKenna 1961: Larry Chandler, Cynthia Jameson Bush, Sandra Sconiers Grijalva 1962: Arthur Vera Martinez
1963: Robert Brown Charley, Kim Christiansen, Judith Flores, Michael Ward 1964: Charles Cordero, Jayne Davis Rice, Sherman Harrison, Karen Stuckenberg Kolb, Rebecca Trujillo 1965 :JoAnn Slavin Caines 1966: Phillip Nelson, Deborah Welday Guerrero 1967: Patrick Crawford, Kristofer Kallman, Sharon Lewis Cherry, Lydia Paz Pe¤a 1968: Lydia Lamas Nash, Greg Voss 1969: Mark Campbell, David Harvey, Michael Labots-Misbeek 1970: Nicholas Uribe 1972: Eleanor Barrios Mora, Michael Castagnola, Margaret Laughlin, Kennith Spencer 1973: Phillip Pipersburg, John Tustin 1974: Marie Mendoza, Craig Sherson 1975: Robert Lara, Alfred Mendoza 1976: Richard Hague 1977: Michael Garcia 1978: Andrew Gordon, Christopher Manson, David Thayer 1979: Michelle Jamison 1981: John Karys 1982: Kenneth Taylor 1983: Raul Delgadillo, Elizabeth Hernandez, Patricia Scheiern Lewis, Ernesto Valle 1985: Kim Krasnoff 1990: Alexander Braid 1994: Timothy Staab 1995: Rebecca Gutierrez, 1998: Jennifer Ware von Sternberg 2004: Jordan Haverstock 2011: Katherine Lucatero 2018: Andrew Hernandez
Once a Don Scholarships to be Awarded Twenty-one Once a Don, Always a Don Scholarship recipients have been selected and are to be awarded to our alumni. Six of these scholarship recipients are students who will be pursuing graduate degrees in various parts of the country. Fifteen scholarships to be awarded to alumni Dons are going to students who are continuing their undergraduate education at their chosen colleges. This is the third year this scholarship has been awarded and was made possible through Claud Hardesty’s generous bequest from which not only seniors could benefit, but any Don alumnus. He was principal from 1957 to 1970.
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SBHS MAIN ENTRANCE PERFECT WEDDING VENUE FOR 2 DONS
Our featured Board Member is Motome Kay Van Horn ’54 who was born in 1936, in Arroyo Grande, CA, to Akira and Masako Fukamaki Saruwatari ’32. During World War II, her family was relocated first to Tulare Relocation Center where they were housed in horse stalls. The family was then taken to Gila River Concentration Camp in Arizona for three years. The Japanese were not welcomed back to the west coast, and fortunately, her father was offered work in Chicago, IL. Santa Barbara became their home in 1946, where she attended Franklin Elementary School, Santa Barbara Junior High School and graduated from SBHS in 1954. She earned an AA degree from Santa Barbara City College. Kay married SBHS graduates. In 2001 she married William P. Van Horn ’54. Her first marriage was to Robert Yamada ’48, and they had four daughters, Linda, Adele, Denise and Marie. All four graduated from Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta. Kay was married to Dennis Oliver Brown ’54 for five years. Both Yamada and Brown are deceased. In 1983 Kay was diagnosed with breast cancer and now has Myelodysplastic Syndrome, a complication of radiation. She has lectured at schools, churches, colleges and businesses for the American Cancer Society and received the Volunteer Service Award in 1990 and featured in the SB News Press. Christine Cavallero’38, first SBHSAA president, asked Kay to consider joining the board and she joined the board in 1990. Kay has served as Executive Secretary, Recording Secretary and on many committees: Distinguished Alumni, Always a Don scholarship review and the All Dons Reunion Committee. In 1986 she retired after working for 18 years as the business manager for the SB County Treasurer-Tax Collector. For the past 10 years she has volunteered at the SB Trust for Historic Preservation (Presidio State Park) as a member and photo exhibit guide serving on the Asian American History Advisory Committee. This committee hosts the annual Asian American Film Series in July and the annual Asian American Festival in October. Her service is in memory of her grandparents, Inokichi and Ai Fukamaki and her Mother, Masako, who once lived on the Presidio property known as Nihonmachi (Japan Town) prior to World War II. Kay has established a SBHS Perpetual Scholarship in memory of her mother, Masako Fukamaki Saruwatari. Kay’s six Fukamaki aunts are SBHS alumni, and her uncle, Dale Fukamaki ’48, was named a Distinguished Alumnus in 1991. Her sisters, Aiko ‘51, Dianne ‘56, Peggy ’64, and her son-inlaw, Clint Weisman ’75 are graduates as well as three of her six grandchildren: Gio ’13 and Siena Goggia ‘15 and Andrew Weisman ’15 who was awarded a SBHSAA and Hardesty Scholarships. A grand nephew, Ryder, now in kindergarten, is a future Don (2031). Kay has been a very dedicated, committed and valued member of our board. Thank you Kay for your many years of service to the SBHSAA.
Maradee Turnbull Kyriaco ’72 and Robert Flex Gusman ’71 were married this past November where it all began— SBHS! Maradee’s son, James Kyriaco Jr. ’91 walked her down the main walkway aisle among family and friends-many from junior high and high school. Sally Hammel ’71 officiated and before the ceremony began the assembled guests were invited to remember SBHS classmates who had passed on. The late fall sun shone upon the bride and groom and a golden glow reflected on the school where it all began. We wish these loyal Dons well.
NEW SCHOLARSHIP TO HONOR JOBY NUÑEZ’ ’66 The family of Joby Nuñez ’66 has established a new scholarship in his name. Joby passed away this winter after a courageous battle with cancer. Joby was an outstanding football, basketball and baseball athlete while at SBHS. Always upbeat and a true Don, he went on to play football at Oregon State and was on the team which upset No. 1ranked USC in 1967. After returning to Santa Barbara and graduating from UCSB, he earned his teaching credential and taught at all three high schools, 10 years at SBHS where he took the Dons soccer team to CIF finals in 1989. His last years as an educator were in administration. He was involved in Ye Ole Gang and with the alumni association. He was the go-to guy for all information about SBHS athletics and would occasionally pop into the alumni room on Fridays for a quick look at the archives. Joby’s parents were both alumni of SBHS and his mother, Beatrice Terres Nuñez Rosales ’40, was a longtime SBHS faculty member.
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REMEMBER THE BARBARETTES? Hey Fellow Dons! Test your memory! From 1956 through 1973 the Santa Barbara Barbarettes served as the city’s ambassadors to the state and the nation. The group, formed of high school girls but not affiliated with any school, was famed for their precision performances of sophisticated drill routines. Many of these girls were students at Santa Barbara High School. Performing in parades from California to Washington, D.C. the girls were honored by declarations of “Barbarette Day”, “Barbarette Week” and were written into the Congressional Record through a resolution commending their outstanding achievements. They appeared in national magazines such as Time, Life, and U.S. News & World Report. The Barbarettes represented the state of California in President Johnson’s inaugural parade, were featured performers at the first Super Bowl and appeared in various television shows, including Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color among many other prestigious events.
1954 65th Class Reunion Saturday, October 5, 2019 --Harry’s Plaza Café Sunday, October 6, 2019,--Tuckers Grove Park Contact: Nancy Hove, n0309@aol.com, Dennis Paulazzo, dennis.paulazzo@gmail.com or Kay Van Horn, kayandbillvanhorn@cox.net 1959 will celebrate having graduated 60 years ago (NOT 60th reunion) Saturday, 3 August 2019--Tucker's Grove For more information, contact Pam Boehr, sbhs59@aol.com 1967 Saturday, October 5—No-Host Happy Hour and Celebration of our 70th birthdays at Viva Restaurant, 1114 State Street (La Arcada Bldg). Check SBHSclassof1967.com for further details. 1969 50th Class Reunion Friday, September 13, 2019 - No-host party at Harry’s. Saturday, September 14, 2019--Santa Barbara Carriage Museum. Visit website for additional information Website: http://sbhsclassof69.com/
A group of former Barbarettes is currently working to preserve the legacy of the group through research and the creation of a documentary film that will be preserved at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. If you remember the Barbarettes we need your help with the following information:
1974 45th Class Reunion September 6-8, 2019 Friday night will be a No Host event at Creekside Restaurant at 7pm. Saturday Night Dinner Dance at El Paseo starting at 5pm. Sunday Taco lunch at La Mesa Park at noon. Contact Sharon at 1974SBDons@gmail.com for more details.
Names of former Barbarettes Contact information for former Barbarettes Media featuring the group (film, video, articles, photos, etc.) Stories you recall about the Barbarettes Please send your memories to bevkoob@gmail.com. Your participation and help is greatly appreciated.
1989 30th year reunion July 13, 2019—Arnoldi’s Café Facebook Page – Class of 1989 30 Year reunion Michelle Salgado Begg, SBHS89@hotmail.com Juli Askew, JuliAskew@gmail.com
The Class of 1967 Committee reunites for “All Class Reunion” planning after a very successful 50th reunion,
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endeavor, have contributed to the well-being of their fellowman or who have developed or discovered things that we all have enjoyed. Perhaps on of your classmates has become someone we admire for their gift to society. Please help us by submitting their name/s, a possible source of contact and a brief description of why you feel they should be honored. Our website has a form to be completed by December 1st each year. Go to www.sbdonsalumni.com
Each year the Associated Student Body and your Alumni Association strive to honor former alumni who have left their mark on the world. We attempt to acknowledge the efforts and accomplishments by adding their names to the Wall of Fame or adding them to our list of Distinguished Alumni. While there are probably many who deserve this honor, we never hear of them until we read their obituary. Unfortunately they are gone and the opportunity to give them the recognition they so rightly deserve has been lost.
One never knows, you may become of those nominated. We thank those nominated. We thank those of you who respond. Send the information to: SBHS Alumni Association – P.O. Box 6121, Santa Barbara, CA 93160-6121.
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