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

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as X-A 1 L.. . -slkwg . .14 iam' ff . :NY ,,, ,Cy -' 1 -ir' -I T Polential Einsfeins mix zinc and sulphuric acid in hopes of geflinq hydrogen. Chemis- Try classes noT only do lab work bul spend mosT of The week in The classroom learning The lundamenfals of mixing, saTuraTing and oxidizing cerTain chemicals and elemenls. A varieTy of The sTyles in arT is Tauqhl in Easl High's arT classes. Painling faces on These small heads proves enioyable and beneficial To sTudenTs who hope To Take up some form of arl afler qradualinq. Sugar and spice and everyfhing nice. lhal's whal These qirls are making each day when The aroma of cooking fills The H buildinq's halls. Various quofienls, exponenls, and faclcrs begin To make sense when The Trig class learns new melhods lo solve many problems. wilh Mrs. Sprague always on hand To lend a lillle help when The problems gel loo difficull.

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Although supposedly a place of concenlrafed sludy, fha study hall somehmes becomes a noisy place unfil lhaf lilfle yellow mlnule pad is seen, when all al once silence pervails Wmelq Sabjechl Easl l-ligh offers a wide variely of courses, among which are lhe wood and melal shops in lhe fully equipped, modern, Mechanical Arls building. There is a line agricullural program, ol special inleresl lo boys. For lhe girls, home- malcing courses cover every aspecl of family living, including child care and inferior decoralion. A complele course in merchandising and salesmanship is open 'ro lhe business-minded sludenls, while anolher group ol: business courses ranges from slenography lo book- keeping. The music deparlmenl in Easl l-ligh is an imporlanl one wilh courses in piano, har- mony and music apprecialion. Exciling new arrangemenls and lempos are discovered in band and orcheslra classes, which are open lo beginning and advanced sludenls. French, Spanish, German, and Lalin are laughl by our compefenl leachers, who malce learning an inleresling and valuable experience. ln lhe many English courses avail- able, 'rhe sludenls learn everylhing from Shakespeare lo lhe besl way lo read a modern novel. College preparalory courses include classes in social sludies, world problems, and lhe various sciences and malhemalics needed lo complele lhe academic maior. To sludenls who wish lo explore The variely ol eleclives Easl l-ligh also offers . . . These boys lhrive on grease and grime each day as fhey fake aparl and pul logelher cars. Assels and liabilities hold lhe inleresf of fhese sfudenfs In bookkeeping classes