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

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. .WE FOLLOWED lhe board managed io find Time 'ro have a iiiile en- ioymeni consisiing of poiiuck dinners ieven home- made enchiladas ai Julie Ruienensi and parries. Much credif is due 'rhe board members for 'rheir efforis on 'rhe Carnival Dance, and many, many 'rhanirs are due Mr. Ben Kellner and Mr. K. W. Rich who served as advisors 'io f is ouisianding govern- In ing body. - J , i ' i MR. BEN KELLNER Y' V P Advisor . . 'dx i. Nl ' 'A - YQ V. X ' 4' . I .1 , 4 N -1 nl if f ,-M' V 7 fix' 7' i fi ' -f gi 5 A A J ' -V i T ,A .4- s3I x 0 3' ' ' - . f ' , Ah 'V E., - 5 - . 'Q S if ' I skid .1 L1 0 1 4' if .H ,, :ik V , -if 1 ' . '-sf' E' ' , --.L f . 'f 'ff' , s if ' Balrersfieid High cefeleria was the scene of a gay pol luck supper aflended Kand ealenl, by members of Bakersfield High and Easl High. Plans were laid for lhe Region Three California Associalion of Sludenl Councils convenlion lo be held ln file Iale sprlng. Checking over calendar and granting pelilions are some ol lhe malor dulies of lhe Board of Commissioners. BACK ROW, left lo ri hi: Ricky McElheney, Don Mcgherson, Bill Thomas, Ronnie Nelson, Don Urner. CENTER ROW: Louise Whaley, Lynn Hay, Porky Aguilar Bill Williams, Pele Loewenberrg, Mr. Rich, Mr. Kellner. FRO T ROW: Joy Ann Gaslineeu, Lin- da Beafy, Pafly Meeks, Julie Rufener, Llla Woods, Jack Ran- dolph, Dave Gulley. ff ivwr

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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

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PA 6 X251 f LI, s. f XVNX lil l ,of JACK RANDOLPH Sfudenf Body Presfdeni Every organizalion no mailer haw large or small musl have a leader, a leader who is reliable, businesslilce, and inleresled in lhe welfare of +ha'r organizafion and rhe people concerned. Easl l-ligh was lorlunale lhis pasl year in having in ils presidenf, Jack Randolph, such a leader. Many limes during ihe year ir mus'r have become quiie a problem frying fo please everyone, buf Jack managed 'ro remember fha? he represenled all of us sludenls. More represenlalionn was Jaclc's moffo, and he gol' oil fo a flying slarl by having lhe Business Manager elecled by fhe enfire sfudenf body. A lilceable, friendly person, Jack will be remembered for his invaluable conlribulions 'ro us and Easf High. x-fkfjj ,Ml