Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Secrets of h alth, wealth. William Robb helped Sue Bryan? operale lhe bow-making machine as Carolyn Greenlee walled her lurn fo lry. Courses in lhe BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT included elemenlary sludies in lhe lundarnenrals of business and were designed lo furnish knowledge ol commercial lransaclions along willi a sludy of business laws which are necessary in order lo handle salislaclorily llwe business dealings ol daily life. Advanced courses prepared sludenls lo enler direclly inlo llwe business world as boolclceepers, slenograplwers, Trained salespersons and office workers. BUSINESS EDUCATION Kinnear, B,S.g Mary Rilchie, A.B.g William Robb, M.A.g FRONT ROW, lefl lo righf: Barbara Prifchelf, B.A.1 Robert Offs Asperger, MA.: Wallace Johnson, NLS.: George Noalres, M.S.g Harold Hendry, B.S,. Depf. Chmn.g Clara Kyle,B,A. Taff, A.B.g Sally Fairborn, A.B, SECOND ROW: Hesfer 5 :35 A , 1 ws. W ,U sl Y X z ialvrf ll 'N 5 , sgflf ' 4 'll s 1 i J I

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QR BHSQ eceived tip 0 N Girls in fha P. E. class siudying folk dance clappe'd, hopped and whirled fo lhe lively music of Fado Blan- Quito. kara Q e U' , 0 L L, 5? 'f .. S' f 1 as , U' , X ig, if '- 4 f - .iz fl f . xx :. v li f fr - ' f . , PQ , . -. 23 Q 3 ' V R N E 1' ' A f I i f ' .3 - X r Q I, fire, , . GIRLS' P.E. FRONT ROW, lefr fo righf: Phyllis Hulleff, B.S., Caroline Turney, A.B.g Alice Hankins, B.A.g Beverly Davis, BA., Marian Locher, B.S. SECOND ROW: Belly Nloehnke, B.E.g Beverly Bowman, M.A.3 De Eire Sargenf, B.A.: Alice Beard, B.A.g Margo Robesky, MA., Depf. Chmn. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPART- MENTS offered lraining lo all sludenls in boih individual and learn sporlst laughi heallh courses, modern dance groups, ihe drill learn: and coached alhleiic reams. BOYS' P.E. FRONT ROW, leff fo righi: Ernesf Dalbom, A.B.g Duane Anderson, NLS., Donald Harrison, M.S.g Glenn Beerline M.S.g Earl Sargenl, M.S. SECOND ROW: Jay Mulvehal, M S., Olan Poliie, E.S,g Jack Trouf, NLS., Stanley Adronik: Bill French, M.A., Depl, Chmn. NOT PICTURED: Paul Briggs, Mi., Charles Bainbridqer MA.: Charles Server, M kd., Kenneth Robesky, M.S.g Henry Pfisier, Spec. Cred.g John Ludeke, M.A.g Donald Cornell, A.B,g Wafier Sills, M.A.g Lowe'l Sayre, M.Ed. 49 jRQr

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ziliiwll' LV 1 in H Mg. K A fs- X 1. The AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT This year offered onefhour, as well as Two-hour courses Io boys inleresled in any phase of agricullure. Class inslruclion was pul' lo praclical use cn Ihe I8O-acre school farm. The useful inlormalion gained There was ap- plied by siudenls Io individual home proi- ecls which inslruclors carefully supervised. -'eq fn 15555 5 LEA s If AGRICULTURE SEATED, Iefl lo riqhl: Kennelh Whilney, B.S.g Harvey Brockmeyer, M.S., Depl. Chmn.3 Harry Holcrofl, 8.5, STANDING: Craig Morton, M.S.g Ben Suhon, 8.5. Practical ourse' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT helped girls adiusi 'ro school, home and com- munily life. Courses offered included cook- ing, sewing, home decoralion, and speciali- zalion in preparing meals for enlerfainmenl. A bridal course was opened 'ro senior girls inleresled in delails of home management Sandy Sniffen and Kay Thornton, home economics sludenls, showed classmates flue casserole lhey had-prepared lor fhe PTA Founders' Day luncheon. HOME ECONOMICS Marion Scolf, 8.5.5 Marnelle Sohn, M.A.g Florence Hopcus, Spec. Cred.g Wilma Holl, B.A.g Ann Smilh, 8.S., Dept. Chmn.g Jo Ann Slahl, A.B,g Judilh Belz, B.S.g Nlarqarel Moore, B.A.g Mary Wesfacoff, B.A. -,v I .5 .T 4 ,, W asia, 'G ' -Sled-I 1 il 4