Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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our FRONT ROW, lell lo righfz R. Mafhis, Adv., L, Copeland, T. Rose, L. Conley, R. Van Diesi, L. Fred Robinson explained The policies ol The newly formed Fambrouqh, M. Bolslad, P. Wakefield, F. Rieber, B. Palmer. SECOND ROW: L. Lund, B. Hulsy, Key Club To prospeclive members Slod Atwood Lee M. Harris, M. Farlow, M. Leong, A. Keyes, H. Hindin, D. Verhaag, R. Dennis. THIRD ROW: Gunn and Lance Lipke F. Fraser, Adv., R. WalT, S. Mwood, C. Schrader, J. Jackson, M. Burnauqh, R. Hennig, D Dawson, R. Oberf, R. Nelson. assisted in school, ommunity. New on campus was The KEY CLUB, a Kiwanis Club-sponsored boys' service organ- izaiion, Kiwanis members and BHS TaculTy selecTed The charTer members on The basis oT scholarship, leadership and inTegriTy. Members promoTed higher sTandards oi scholarship. sporTsmanship and social cone TacTs in order To develop an inTelligenT, serviceable ciTizenship. FRONT ROW, Inf? To riqhl: M. Neilson, C. Wigand, P. Bryanf, H. King, G. Wilson, P. Anlhony, G. Caivillo, L. Willrnan, B. Black, Drill Sgt, D. Wriqhf, Sec.-Trees., P. Kimmel, Capt, J. Arnold, Firsf Sql., B. Williams, Drill Sql., J. Muir, P. Henry, W. Mackey, M. Slarlrs, M. Dawson, F. Ruiz, C. Marfinel. SECOND ROW: V. Comforf, P. Bryanl, B. Mena, S. Almanxa, B. Johnson, G. Tindla, F. Because of seleciion, pracTice and skill, demonsTraTions oT DRlLL TEAM were ol high caliber. Music from Porgy and Bess and Gigi was The basis Tor perTormances given aT The EasT and NorTh l-ligh games. Sophomore girls wanTing To ioin Tried ouT and Toolc a six weeks' course: Then Those receiving B or beTTer became members. Viewins, M. Ginn, C. Owens, M. Bebill, L. Jones, P. PaT- Terson, J. Borden, J. Valpredo, M. Waikins, C. Greenlee. J. Combs, M. Garcia, S. Poehner, E. Johnson. THIRD ROW: M. Isaah, J. Forf, S. Hall, J. Walsh, A. Hhridqe, M. Falmer, C. Muns, E. Moore, M. Chifwood, S. Randall, K. Robinelf, C. Arnold, N. Davis, L. Reed, J. Hicks, S. Hawthorne, J. Nelson, B. Loclreff, E. Roberson. HS nr '!'Q9 'k.':'It:.X5BnY434 'K sinks. is s 50WiXiv

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Qi' 49 H an 515 wikis 1 4 wr .Elf -ff 5' M 'gy 4 reg.-f . L. 5 4 Q51 521 ll lla. '73 fi? 6 Har FRONT ROW, leff fo righl: E. Daniels, P. Anderson, S. Vaughan, M. Choy, J. Erberich, P. Hogan. SECOND ROW: 59252 53 33,700 mm U'3:llZ fn ' Lf 5 -.3 92? 3 5? Bm P as :Uzmf UO I. mfn' ' wU--- 7, l-'OJ.-ug, O5 :uf-4' -.- 20 ni--' mo ..n. 3.74531 mg organ .- uma.-'Q' n-,Z ?'31,,,g nf' 3:3 :'m . 3-4 mgcpgrl gg 3' r7'u1U' On' - mm,-nm 0-2 ... -. - 35535 og Slmrz- .9 .-p..o:, 5 Z -5 m :Z of ' W2 3' '4-Hoo' -:Z -u:. '23 9' amgum i-lg E-52:2 .,s ,,9,,, 52 F5301 5:- 99900 :vw C7 3' .. 0 3 G al ., Q Qlg P I-refill! V. Troqdon, Treas, -Q 2--.... 'ling 'Q flag, 'Hung 'Ulm Q. ...... ...... 1 Illgllllllzllll Iliilik -Civ ,lf Ask- aff' CI? -az' 2-1 'V'- L. Morris, L. Marioff. FOURTH ROW: V. Easfberq, C. Henderson, Y. Lemmon, L. Randolph, C. Parsons, K HOSTESS CLUB members helped school and communily by serving al receplions and worlcing in lhe office. To raise money lor lheir scholarship fund, lhey also sold Chris?- mas cards and gave a dance on January 8. FRONT ROW, leff lo riqhf: M. McCulIen, J. Veadoff, C. Cook, G. Delxer, J. Hlllon, J. Abbofi. SECOND ROW: S. Kerhulas, K, Brummer, M. Kosareff, D. Walker, K. Harding, R. Fox. THIRD ROW: B. Scherb S. Friedrichxen, P. O'Neil, C. Lipp, N. Sfufzman, P. Troll. MKS., B6 1 'X 'al' ara:- iz 'fl ' 3 Q 'J' -Q -A s 11 511113 -88

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1 M... M. , . -- , 5 .Wu N . ., ,,,, W mes FRONT ROW M Scherb, Sfudenf Index Ediiorg E. Fin- ROW: T. Parsons, Copywriter, B. Scherb, Exchange Edirorg Ilnson Senior Edlfor E Yee, Copywriferg B. Gunn, Copy M. Walford, Ediforg L. Gunn, Sporfs Ediforg M. Anderson, Edifor P Marhn Business Manager: B. Murdock, Iden- Copyvlriferg M, Johnson, Adviser: J. Harper, Copywriier. ombin d al nts produce: Cloudy weaiher. poor iiminq, rhe pressure of deadlines-no siiuaiion could desiroy rhe ORACLE STAFPS cleierminarion 'ro publish a 'rruly admirable yearbook. Meeiing as an informal class during sevenih period, rhe members, selecred for rheir ouisranding abiliiy in English, were consianily wrifing, inierviewing, scheduling piciures, and carry- ing our ihe counrless errands necessary 'ro achieve rheir goal. Social aciivilies included 'rheir merry fall iniriarion parry for new members and orher parries Throughoui rhe year. As in 'rhe past rhe sraff also coesponsored Oracle Day ai Weill's wiih Merchies. A+ fhe Oracle fall picnic ihe losers in The Three-legged race cringed wlih fear as They were hearflessly afiacked with eggs which they soon discovered confained confefii. Surprised Jim Thurber received a gif? from beainik Sanh iTommy Parsonsl who left his reindeer home and greeied everyone with a Say, man at the Oracle s+aff's merry Chrisfmas pariy. wi ,fix Q., , .el iyrxfk V ix , Lyn.: . . .. 'ff .. ,f 'K' WKREQKP