Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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:q We ' X if 5 Miss Theora Bartholomew Ohio University A,B., English Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke University of California M.A., English Miss Betty Greene Judson College A.B., English Mrs. Kay Hurlimann Miami University B.S., English I8 cache im ired the A tuden I i l Mrs. Rosalie Baskerville Wayne State University' M.A., English Mrs. Mary Jane Culp Ball State Teachers' College B.S,, English Mrs. Elaine Harkins Syracuse University A.B., English E i - .:,r5r. ,. .i4g,,: l lfifs if- Mr. R. J. Hutchings University of Denver A.B., English Mr. Raymond Bet! Purdue University M.S., English 'l E 1 4 :S , i 4 'rexae J' 1.1 ,f Mrs. Fern Doe University of California A.B., English Dr. Elvin Hedgecock University of Southern California, Ph.D., Engl'sh l l .... , l . , r. N W H g Mrs. Anne Keeshan University of California A.B., English Miss Dorothy Callahan Peabody College M.A., English Mrs. Joanne Godecke Peabody College A.B., Englisn Mrs. Dana Hollister Kansas State Teachers' College, M.S., English English students used the library for studying.

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uden M advice 0 guidance. ss Miss Bonnye Deal Bonnye Deal was the DIRECTOR OF TESTING at Bakersfield High School. She devoted her time and efforts to plan- ning and administering the tests given to the students. Miss Deal supervised the administration of aptitude, vocational- interest, and achievement tests. She also gave individual tests for special counsel- ing problems. The SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE AND WELFARE at Bakersfield High School was Elwood Leapley. Mr. Leap- ley worked for the well-being of the stu- dents in many ways. He was responsible for keeping undesirable people from our campus, issuing parking permits, and assisting with the testing. The role oi the COUNSELING STAFF was a dual one. As advisors, counselors helped students arrange schedules ac- cording to their individual abilities and suggested extracurricular activities best suited to their interests. Guiding students toward graduation with job placement information and college entrance re- quirements were important parts of their tasks. In another capacity, a counselor was concerned with students' behavior problems, responding to teachers' refer- rals, tardy reports, and attendance rec- ords. ln many ways the counselor was the liaison between school and home Students Mas-Pl Margo Robesky Students Mos-Pos Charles Bainbridge nur 5: : is 9 xii ii' X tit-t ' its N 1---N-....s.mv.w.N.,... v. .,....,.s N, 3 L -Nik ggrfgrntt i F 'l'l F1 I1 Mr. Elwood Leapley Students Po-Ste Betty Moehnke Students Pot-Sta Bill French Q. F Students Sli-Z Marion Nelson Students Stb-z Donald Lucas

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Iii li ac demic Atanda d . Mr. Damian Mall Winona Stale Teachers College, B.E., English 9 it Dig: nfnnn sill Mr. Mendal Overholr Sealfle Pacific A.B., English -Y- x swag 9 va x M . X H 1 X X X xssc xs a .mfs as as , sax NNN M :xml + as Q. Emi s.sxsQ X A vfixmass, Miss Joy Ruf College of lhe Pacific A.B., English s Mrs. Marion Nelson Fresno Siafe A.B., English a - Q x-, . i R Q Mr. Charles Rainey Universify of California af Santa Barbara, A.B., English XJ W. Mr. Donald Shealor Fresno Sfafe A.B., English rf' Miss Helen Slone Slanford M.A., English .Q 5,3 Jusfina fhe Judas, an original one-acl' play wriflen by .1 former Bakersfield High srudenf, was produced fo: English E' A. Mr. Donald Ringler Marquelfe Universiry, M.A. English, Depf., Chairman ef, .. ,i,-fuse , .S 3 ,A ' V A. X' 5' G. Q , , , afslwf a Q ,if fa FK , sf, ' Mrs. Henriella Showaller Long Beach Stale A.B., English Qian, Miss Ann Williams Pomona College A.B., English 41 Mrs. Barbara Robesky Stanford A.B., English ., . -fas ' N on 1 Mr. Harold Silverman Universily of California af Los Angeles, M.E., English i A if l ,wi ff If ' L ,iw I 'Inv ' , sw it K n....37 u1 'H-' AN I zu'-'g M' xv, ' 'Q HIV' 'Q A D Miss Josephine Wiley Stanford M.A., English I9