Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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w; 4 Betty Indy ;,A Asst. Director Student Activities tun. - .V 9:, m: is; J Lucille Sautter sJ IVx . 5 Placement D' t if? I Vt : lrecor , .3117 x v J Special Dr. Wesley Sanderson Clinical Psychologist Services m Librarian Students are aided in many ways by Special Services. Li- brary and Audio-Visual facilities help students With their studies. The Placement Bureau helps M students With on and off campus seizit'?u?::kley' R'N' jobs, While the Business Office handles the finances and tickets to campus events. The Clinical Psychologist aids students in un- derstanding and meeting per- sonal and study problems. The Campus Center Co-ordinator's office facilitates student body and campus center activities. Roberta Williams Librarian Edna Taber BC Business Manager Iohn Wetzler Chairman, Library Service Mary Iune Irving Zmpus Center Co-ordincxtor obert Poorman dministrative Intern Kathy Hanson t t Irene Hench .7 ' J m H Hazel Bitter A

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Directors Since there is much more to going to college than attending classes, the Directors ease the way so that cars can be parked, games can be scheduled, c1111- qators can race, song leaders can twist, tests can be scored, civil defense sirens can be heard, clocks can be accurate, dormies can get their sleep, dancers can dance, plays can be seen, et cetera, et cetera, ad infinitum. u m Hmmm w m m m w t W M NW M X phat me u u 113119 H Richard Jones Orml S. Luke ;; $5? dtttSpecmt wices Director of Campus Residence Director of Guidance and Testing 757-' 7' 7 : 7 7'a'777'77 7 7' ; a'k'W 7 T 7 ' . ' 7-7 t 77 t 7:777w7777 t' V r? f V a M H H 1H,, iii M :m h f ting ?t t h h K i J. '1 f ' Ex e 1; t W x; 3 t , '3 2; x

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Herbert Loken Physical Education Leon Vawter Business Administration John Oglesby Agriculture Waller McClcmahan Pre-engineering Spring registration-lines and more lines Bakersfield College counseling serv- ices have undergone great changes. In its first year student counseling was conducted in large groups and the Ori- entation Classes contained over 200 students. These classes were held for two semesters. The flrst was devoted Ruth Magma t0 the SChOOl and the second to the Secondary Education, Nursing individual. Now each student is as- Finis wagon sisted individually. Such personal con- Enqinerinqr Social Science tact was initiated by Miss Grace Van Dyke Bird. Qualifications of counselors have Changed. At first only a teaching cre- dential was required, now a student personnel credential is necessary. Veterans, who once had to be coun- seled in special groups because all ceurses hadlto be eleared through spe- wmmed Bum, Clal veteran s adv1sers, now-are regls- Program O tered the same as anyone else. 7 Robb Walt . d . , In essence, the counselors meet all Egghggggdusmes the problems that may tend to interfere with the students' academic work. Thus the counselor deals With the whole in- dividual where the teacher is primarily concerned with the individual as a student. Kenneth Fahsbender Paul Freed Humanities Health Sciences Gwenna Moriensen Home Economics Counselors Leonard McKuig Rodney Wessman Elementary Education Business Administration Ronald McMusters Law Enforcement