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

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4 -.. ',':'. Q fl T o Qfi- '22-' -uf X, 'ef a s Y XLJ 'ITXZN ,lim ce li-- 551, J f' WN ,l Mary Lynn and Harry Hildebrechl lDepl. Ch.l compose our fine Music Deparfmenl. Dramafizing for us in unforgeffable manner the imporianv evenls in hislory are members of our Social Science Depari- menf. BACK ROW, lefi fo righf: Viclor Manley, Harlan Mann, Frank Van Vlief, and Bill Woods. FRONT ROW: Orville Arm- sfrong lDepl. Ch,l, Librarian Chrisiina Mashiaire iwho digs our ihe lomesl, Margaret Schilling, and John King. Preparing us for colle e or vocalion, our Math. Department members are Oops. BASK ROW, left to riqhi: Ben Gra , Neal Lohman, Doroihy Cannon, and Ben Kellner. FRONT ROKN: Les Engleson lDepl. Ch.l and Peggy Sprague. Members of lhe Language Deparimenf peruse loqefher a copy of Norfe. Leif lo righf, Blanche Diffenbauqh, James Esneaull lDepl. Ch.l and Miriam Gurr.

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'3- ,,:L' ' , fl K gl Q ri lnrreuomvce JVNN 6 66,961 ref 22: 4 fx ,AMD x Phyllis Ames lCh. of Art Department! and Lois Smith give their artistic approval to an assortment ct scarves in the art room. Our Mechanical Arts teachers, Leonard Tate lDelpt. Ch.l, Cecil Bowman, Walter Shore lAq. Dep't.l, Henry Minetti, Dick Stutzman, and Robert Tinkle have added man enioyable moments to the lives of East High boys by their Minnow-how. Those genial Girls' P. E. teachers, Sybil Hilton, Janice Noren, Martha Kendall and Shirley Peterson lDept. Ch.l demon- strate some of their athletic abilities for the cameraman. East High's capable and respected Boys' P, E. coaches have led our teams to many victories. Caught in an informal pose are Les Carpenter, Robert Jellison, Migs Apsit, and Gil Bishop lDir. of Ath.l, - wrfibmr . NA,

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THEY LED THE WA Made up ot the student body president, club presi- dents, and student body officers, the Board of Corn- missioners has well served East I-Iigh this past year. In Bayless Hall, scene of the group's spirited and lively meetings, problems were solved, and plans were made-all for the betterment of us students and our school. Under the capable leadership of Jack Randolph, DAVE GULLEY, student body vice-president LILA WOOD, student body secretary DON MCPHERSON, student body business manager 5 DON URNER, president of senior class ' BILL THOMAS, iunior class president BILL WILLIAMS, president of sophomore class RICKY MCELHENEY, president of the freshman class JULIE RUFENER, president of the Girls' League LOUISE WHALEY, editor of the Kernal LYNN HAY, Sierran editor RAY AGUILAR, president ot the Letterman Club JANICE SMITH, representative of Y Clubs JOY ANN GASTINEAU, president ofG.A.A. RONNIE NELSON, president of J.S A. PATSY MEEKS, president ol Service Club PETER LOEWENBERG, president of the Debate Club LINDA BEATY, president of Rally Club Ms