Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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SEATED, lef? fo riqhf: N. Sward, M. Caslro, N. Noia, B. Gladwell, M, Malone. SECOND ROW: N. Owens, C, Gallardo, M, Castro, B, Gulzard, D. Doss. THIRD ROW: A. Dennis, Insfr. and Pholos, Adv., Oracle, D, Bernard, P. Mowers, G. Rodden, D. Chesnul, D. Carneron. ' s 66 rac ef' A world ol magic unveiled ilsell as mem' bers ol PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES learned llwe pror,ew,e+s involved in llwis arf. Wlwelller aillraflecl lo plmolograplwy as a liobby or em fa vwcalion, sludenls had much opporlunily for praclice, being largely responsible lor all llwe plmolograplwy in llwe iiQraCle ancl ll1e Blue and While, SEATED, left lo riqhl: K. Schafer, P. Rerninglon, L. Livinqslon, A. Wallers, P. Kimmel, SECOND ROW: N. Burke, D. Collins. G. Mdrfinel, R. Baker, V. Robson, 6. K 'KY 4 0 Ok. 'Q T? . Y.

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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

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rib SEATED: C. Hemmerling, S. Sfrickler, B. Boyd, M. Borfon, Trees., M. Walfcrd, M. Anderson. STANDING: M. Murphy, Assisring in Ihe drive fo rank cuI+uraI ac. uvifios among Ine mosr imporfanf aspecfs of BI-IS life, QUILL AND SCROLL became more ac+ive and soughr wider recogniiion. This infernaiional iournalisric Iwonor socieiy Iwice inifiafed oufsfanding sfaff members from +I'we yearbook and newspaper, upon rec- ommendafion of advisors. as Journalists strive: . .,e rf. lu.. B. Murdock, P. Martin, Vice-Pres. The CREATIVE WRITING CLASS, or- ganized iusI+I'1is year, was in charge of The BI-IS Iiferary magazine, re+ifIed Ikon, and assembled from +I1e besf works submiIIed by sfudenfs. CIass members, inferesred seniors wi+I1 wri+ing abiIiIy, were required Io Iurn in weeIrIy an original essay, sI'iorI siory or poem. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Mifchell, Shar? Sfory Ed.g B. Eafon, Poefry Ed.g B. SIewarf, D. Hofmann, N. Oglesby. NOT Essay Ed., M. Hinds, J. Norwood, Assf. Ed., C, Hemmer- PICTURED: S.Wor1hing?on, D. Rinqler, Adv. ling, J. Dewey, M. Evans, Ed.-in-Chief, G. Whifeneck, B. Gunn, Sec., P. Hogan, J. Thurber, E. Daniels, Pres.,