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

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IO x 2 -as 1535: Grill 32475. Fa f To com lele fha holiday spirif prevolenf al Chrisfmas, lhe hall, was decoraled wilh pine bouqhs and ofher ifems of the Chrisfmas molif. To feed and clolh Alla Randeveer, Eb's adopled war orphan, Girls' League members Carol Crandall and Donna Jones confer wilh Miss Smilh as lo lhe day's receipls from a drive. 26 Clari tmaA Come Rouline almosphere al Easl l-li suddenly exploded as The Chrisl- mas holidays approached. The lasl' weelc oi school before vacalion greeled sludenls will iragranl halls ieslively decoraled. Chrislmas frees in lhe caleferie and audilorium lobby compleled The scene. As a filling climax, Winler Wonderland, lhe Girls' Dale lranslorrned lhe caieleria inlo uniorgelfable splendor. Anlicipaling lhe nexl 'rwo weeks of vacalion, exciled EBiles lei' lor a whirl ol Chrislrnas aclivilies. , 7 ' gK!Q1'v1 - Q 4' X . If x Q ,, n f LLK Vg: ,Lk-Z . I' ' , , I 05. ,441 ez-var' f i L, .fi K fl 'f W f , V Qyffi-Lf L' V ,J C5714 ' - 4 J S 13.1 aka i 1 ,x' 5 KA' f 4 I . ,i I, I I K fl cz X C1402 ,V f 1 N1 C I M Vi Y A 4 ' 1 ' ' f 4 ,z i 1 ff . , L L ?y,1.!,c,,z,,lI,,bL49gbE!,w,4,1' - X! If PM f, f e,,',ijl J Q Q ic ,of. 7 Lx'p ix I 5 xc L :4 984, 'V ,. , - CY Around Chrislmas. The class of '54 presenfed their Senior Play. Andy lGeorge Nichclsl gives Jocko lCharlie Madduxl a black eye in Curlain Going Up as Nancy Smith, Rhoda Cohen, Joyce Aller- bury and Marli Olsen walch in sudden amazemenf. 'EL

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E B s library is operaled by sludenls who have a free period, and is sfocked wilh Since ifs addilion To The campus a few years ago, Easl High s cafelerla has won many fine books on aboul any sublecf possible One can find books on scientific The approval of ils sludenls. Nof only does il serve ho? meals bul also specially mailers as well as fichon and also a variely of newspapers from diflerenl paris ol dishes such as enchiladas . . .There are classes in human relaTions, senior problems, and currenT problems, which are required Tor a social sTudies major buT which are Taken by many sTuclenTs Tor Their inTrinsic inTeresT value. Many sTudenTs preTerred such Tields as debaTe, public speaking, phoTography, journalism and dramaTics. OThers seek skill in The arTs, such as leaThercraTT. A wide varieTy oT shop classes aTTracTed oThers. The new shop building, sTarTing iTs second year oT classes, provides TaciliTies Tor boys To learn auTo, meTal, and woodworking as well as mechanical drawing, elecTriciTy, and agricuITuraI mechanics. One class, oTTered Tor The TirsT Time This year, was lnTroducTion To Music under The direcTion oT Mr. l-lildebrechT. This aTTorded an oppora TuniTy To learn basic music principles. Two new classes, now only in Their second year, which have proven popular are The leadership class under The supervision oT Mr. Kellner and agriculfural boTany, wiTh Mr. Shore as insTrucTor. All oT These and oThers are available To all sTudenTs according To Their inTeresTs, abiliTies, and academic requiremenTs. Eager To learn The mefhod ol gelling The righl Tone on pncfures in Belween classes lhe halls al E B resemble Grand Cenlral Slalion. Everybody seems To have To go The right way, phoTography sludenls are conslanlly lrying To learn a differenl way and lhe resull is mass pandemonium. more aboul lhelr crall

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tv 55 .1 . ' .4,., . E B s Chrlsimas assembly each year rs presenfed by the music deparimenis Thus year ihe play was Glorla with fhe As Vhe Chrisfmas fervor spreads, fha bullefin board in fhe the business office becomes very colorfu1 wifh the cards of each Yeacher in an aiiracfive display. eff I ' ez L- Q39 ., s.-. g 1- :sg .,,. , ' 's. , N . N TR. 3 Q. -- 1 1' iff , 1:11 iff W1-