Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Yllllll Plll UIPAL For half a century the Kern County Union High School has maintained standards of excellence which have produced generations of citizens of which America may be proud. A page in her history is this year of national emergency, with its calls for service and sacrifice, with students anxious to shoulder their share of responsibility, and with our halls again echoing farewells to those who have volunteered to the Colors. The students and faculty have, to a man, dedicated them- selves to the task of making that page a worthy one. L. W. Hedge 20

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llXllUl'l'lllEi Newly organized this year the Coor- dinating Council, made up of club presidents and members of the Exec- utive Committee, arose out of the need for creating more active student participation in clubs and campus life. Mr. Gholz, business manager' Mr. Dennis, financial advisor. LEFT T0 RIGHT First row: P. Erickson, R. Russell, R, Dununn, S. Fzxnucchi. B. Adnms. Second row: C. Aldrich, J. Gentle, B. Trogdon, M. Admns, P. Van Mc-ter, H. Glenn. Third row: M. Davis, B. Stewart, S. Dewey, J. Gann, V. Newcomb, F. Muze. Fourth row: B. Warner. T. Cullen, D. Maliin, H. Morrison, C. Owens, B. Simpson, Mr. lloilgc, Sylvia Fanucchi, student body secretzwy 19 l

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The Counseling Staff, under the leader- ship of Mr. Samuelson, is being increased inasmuch as their duties are accumulating from year to year. The members of the stuff ure endeavoring' to guide each stu- dent in his selection of courses and in his choice of a future profession or vocation. This year the counselors have placed more students than ever before. Miss Williams, Mrs. Pollock, Mr. Charvo, and Miss Deal 21 Mr. Samuelson Mr. H. Evans, Miss Nelson, and Mr. Harrison Miss Jordan and Miss Neiman