Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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fssenfld Mr. Gholz, treasurer, and Mr. Dennis, financial adviser, have the considerable task of managing the business side of our school. Mr. Kelly, competent attendance officer of Kern County Union High School, makes friends of all of those with whom he comes in contact. Efficient workers who are kept busy with the office details include Miss Van Doozer, chief attendance clerkg Miss Parker, secretary to Mr. Kellyg at our central switchboard is Marie Stanfield who keeps us in touch with the outside world and who is a reliable source of general school information, and Miss Dona- hoe, head registrar of the school. Miss Graupman, informed as she is on all school events and details, is through her dual job of secretary to Mr. Hedge and keeper of the school calendar, an essential person here. t30l

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and Counselors Our counseling staff is centering attention this year on the study of democratic principles in school government. The staff encourages self-evaluation by the student, and, above all, an adjustment of the individual student's future plans to his own abilities and to the fields of opportunity available to him. Increased by three members, the staff now con- sists of Miss Jordan, counselor of Junior and Senior girls, Miss Nelson, of Sophomore girls, Miss Nei- man, of Freshman girlsg Mr. Wright, of Senior boys, Mr. Bliss, of Junior boys, Mr. Samuelson, of Sophomore boys, and Mr. Evans, of Freshman boys. During the spring semester, Mr. Bliss is away on leave. As a reserve officer in the United States Army, he is serving as instructor in military tactics and science at the University of California, Berkeley. E291

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orkers A figure familiar on the campus is Mr. Cooke, who for eleven years has been caring for our many textbooks, while compara- tively new is our efhcient librarian, Miss Cowan, who does much to enhance the atmosphere of the library hall. Miss Deal, administrator of tests, helps many of us in select- ing courses and subjects in keeping with our mental inclinations and capabilities, and overlooking the general health status of our school is the Health Service Department, ably functioning under Doctor Tuttle, Doctor Loven, and Nurse Anderson. wi