East Bakersfield High School - Sierran Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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So engrossed in helping us uriderstand Our Mathjmatics are Mr, Ben Kellncr and Mrs, Margaret Sprague, that they discuss methods en route to class. Lower left: Mrs. Julia Day and Miss Kathleen Klotz, Business English and English teachers, take just enough time out at their busv dav's activities to have the Sierran photographer snap their pic by the Senior Bench. Mathematics teachers Mr. Ben Gray, Mr. Neal Lohman, and Mr. Lester Engleson lDepartment Chairmanl compare results of a Calculus stickler on their slide rules, Mrs. Blanche Dilfenbaugh, Latin and English instructor, Mrs. Miriam Gurr, Spanish instructor and Counselor, and Mr. James Esneault, Spanish and French teach- er and Language Department Chairman, consider a new workbook for foreign language classes, ,4 I x was . .h 71' if if .ig ff 4 4, Q.. .tam -:LL '. 72 f e-4l lr' x '3 aging - 1 1 it .gs L . Qi!

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Lett to Right: Kendall, Rouse, Kellner, Hemingway, Kellner, Kniffen Force Lewis, Kincaid A Here we pasted in a picture of that group which is made up of our mothers, our friends' mothers, and our hard-working teachers. Not just a group of women and men who like to go to club meetings and talk, they are a vital cog of the ever-growing machinery working for better relations among par- ents, teachers, and students. We heard our moth- ers speaking wistfully of the pot-luck dinners, and saw for ourselves the many, many things they did tor us and our school. Among these services were helping the J. S. A. with their convention and give ing scholarships to the students. We woncler how schools ever got along without the P. T. A.l Left to Right Gallard, Kincaid, ixmlten, Force McKenny, Beckwith Cseatedl.