Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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The DesereT Club was added To The college's lisT oT organizaTions during The Tall semesTer. Basis oT membership in DesereT is a sincere inTeresT in supporT- ing social and religious principles in college liTe. New members are accepT- ed Through a voTe oT ap- proval by The original 25 members. The club's ac- TiviTies, which included a speech conTesT, dances. dinners, and a snow parTy, were supporTed wiTh re- sponse complimenTary To The college. 6 956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1 VeTerans on campus molded Their organizaTion inTo a consisTenT and seri- ous group oT adulTs han- dling Their acTiviTies in an adulT manner. The VeTs Club Took a mainTained in- TeresT in a bill beTore Con- gress which will increase The amounT oT aid veTerans receive while aTTendirig college. They have lcepT up a regular correspondence wiTh SenaTor Knowland on This issue. The club was ac- Tive on college level as well. lVlonThly elecTions oT a Girl oT The MonTh were held To give school spiriT a boosT. BACK ROW, leff To righT: Ray LaTham, Jack Beebe, David Green, Harvey Harper, Larry Agle, Orral S. Luke, adviser. FRONT ROW: Leslie Allen, Helen Kidd, Sheryl Keelch, Sandra Rappleye, Barbara Olsen. DESERET 1956 1956 1956 1956 VETERANS CLUB BACK ROW, leff To right: LaMont Skiby, Bob Hobbs, Tony Sullivan, William Miller. SECOND ROW: Morris Kyle, Gifford Massey, Joe Salas, Don Allendorf, Chuck Ladley, W. M. Nielsen, adviser. FRONT ROW: Don' Buckle, Gary Thompson, Jim Swarfzwelder, president Palricia King, Dale Spickler, Jack Schueh. J.'.-g2Li.,..iJ,ml li ,

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Bakersfield College's Fo- rensic Teams posled one of lhe mosl successful lour- namenl compelilion years under lhe coaching of Miss Phyllis Juslice, newly ap- poinled advisor 'ro lhe group. ln addilion lo win- ning a debale from 'rhe Universily of California leam, lhe Bakersfield Col- legians speech whizzes won sweepslakes award al lhe famous Pasadena Ciiy College lnvilalional Tour- namenr afler coming wilh- in six poinls of Thai honor al lhe Slocklon College Tournameni. For 'lhe firsl lime in many years, lhe leam allended lhe Phi Ro Pi Nalional Forensics Tour- ruamenl al Weber College in Uiah. 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 Sludenls wilh inleresl and a background in agri- cullure have 'Found in 'rhe Agricullure Club an oullel for 'lheir ideas. Knowledge gained by 'rhese men from lhe college's well devel- oped agricullural deparl- menr will be used in vari- ous ways. Some will use il in lhe aclual praclice of farming. Olhers will apply il lo relaled branches of 'rhe field. such as selling of farm machinery, 'reach- ing, and wriling for farm iournals. STANDING, Ieff fo right: Don Duns, vice-president Phyllis Justice, adviser Wanda Walson SEATED La Velle Sloller, Dennis Day, president, Carol Morley, secrelary Prusculla Guezec 1956 1 5 Xe ! Ku, G Q PHI RHO PI AGRICULTURE CLUB BACK ROW, Iefl lo righl: Dave Green, Sherrell Sears, Jerry Manda, Marino Ruccomunu Leslue Barnes Jim Furqason. SECOND ROW: Douglas Bair, John Uhall, Vick Minellu Don Voogd Melvun Jones Mike Madison, Joe Madruga. FRONT ROW: Primus Jones, John Cocking Vern Crawford Dan Boone Hugh Mouser, Ernie Anlongiovanni.

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BACK ROW, left to right: George McLane, Roberl Cordin, Tom Dumon, Clyde Sfepheson, Joyce Rueffqers. SECOND ROW: Neal Jones, Mariorie Hughes, Edna Hall, Alice Krelsle, Duane Lester, Diane Carnine. FRONT ROW: Shirley Godds, Johnnie Gardner, Audrey Norlhway, Claudine Schwob, presidenl, Eva Le Fevre, adviser. FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB BACK ROW, lefl' 'lo riqhf: Adelaide Schafer, adviser, Sian Lando, Harvey Turner, presidenig Ronald Calvin, Al Roshanmanish, John De Vincenzo, John Friesen. SECOND ROW: Jack De Vries, Robert Meftle, Cafherine Graff, Charles Meislrell, Edna Hall, Dale Spickler. FRONT ROW: Carol Harbaugh, Alice Smiih, Ann Taylor, Robert Grossmanb MarryIEllioH, Willis Flickinger, Heide Senffleben, o erf ay or. 956 Le Cercle Francais rep- resenis l'he segmenl' of BCi'res who share an in- leresl in 'rhe language, cullure and heriiage of France. Realislic French almosphere was creaied by Eva Le Fevre, adviser, long a residenl ol: Paris, and Claudine Schwob, fall presidenl, whose home is 'rhe French cily. Members found in lheir club an op- poriunily lo enrich Their background ihrough French movies, records, and aclivilies. l-lorlense lvioile served as spring presidenlz 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1 Preparing for THE MOVE broughl many dis- lraclions lo l'he campus, bul' members of ihe Ger- man Club followed a simi- lar pallern of olher groups by conceniraiing on siimu- lalion of inleresl in mal- lers al hand. An organized slale of social and educa- iional affairs lcepl' l'he club on an even pace. Harvey Turner, presidenl, and Adelaide Schafer, adviser, guided lhe 40 members loward recognilion of lhe German Club's purpose: io sludy and io enjoy Ger- many's offering lo man- kind.