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

Page 20 text:

2' Mrs. Elsie Schneckenberqer, efticient P.81'lCl'l l'lEl'lKlS All EBites know the hard-working, much-enduring staff ot the business office. From answering our endless questions to selling us tickets for games, buses, and plays, ll'19Y'V9 worked ceaselessly for us and kept the high E. B. standard. Mrs. Winnie Hutchinson and Mrs. Bettie Taylor. those cute business office secretaries. secretary to Principal Rich. W' You have to stand in line for everything, even minutes! Here Mr. Daniel Reed. attendance officer, Daugherty looks over the items on the mv I2 Counseling Secretary Mrs. Charlotte cheerfully hands out minute slips to the ioytul students. dqy'5 qggndq,

Page 19 text:

'X at N we glx., E t ,X UPPER RIGHT 'Tuqboat Tate would like very much to Jom the lestxvitxes below but Gadabout Gaylord and 'Mxschievous '15 Ja ABOVE 'Handsome Harry Hildebrecht hits a few hot licks on the piano to the ac- companiment ot Flaming Torch Lynnssmglng Care- ful Karl Iensen is making sure that the show is clean to protect the morals of Dar- ling Dlfiy Diffenbaugh Merry Miriam Gurr and Amiable Almeda Range ABOVE RIGHT CENTER In a real old fashioned sewing circle we find a quiet little group Chattermg Katie Koltz Ladies Man Lane Merrymakmg Margaret Schilling, Iabbering Ioy Robinson. and an apparent- ly unwanted member of the gathering, Scalaway Stutzman. Milner are determined to take him to town with them ABOVE: Really on the rampage about the conditions in town is Wildcat Woodruff. Uraing her on to bigger and better things in the clean-up drive are Sledgehammer Smith and Dynamo Day. x 51 . .., ......,M.sMl, -W. ..d.l...M,W..r,,

Page 21 text:

they Made Us What We Are Today . . . . And we hope they're satisfied. They should be because East High's branch ot the Parent-Teachers Association is one ot the best tor miles around. An ever present force in keeping teacher-parent, teacher-pupil, and parent-student relations at the very highest pos- sible level, the P.T.A. is one ot the most respected organizations at East High. With their annual pot-luck dinner, panel discussions, a scholarship, and many other philanthropic activities, the P.T.A. had a very successful year in l948-49. Much of the credit goes to their president, Mrs. A. W. Kincaid. Every P. T. A. meeting is highlighted by the serving of tfvsty tea and cookies. Pouring are Mrs. Philip Urner and Mrs. E. L. Aldrich. Standing llett to rightj are Mrs. Vaughn Ward, Mrs. A. W. Kincaid, Mrs. K. W. Rich, Mrs. Bert Ryder, and Mrs. Alfred Galland. fwtsita Sampling the merchandise before the P. T. A. Cake Sale are Mr. Gil Bishop, Mrs. Margaret Iohnston, Mr. Kenneth Rich, Mrs. Winiired Hutchinson, Mrs. Bettie Taylor, and Mrs. Betty Fuller.