Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Warren WheaTland. choir direcTor, has guided The choir Toward achieving a quaIiTy oT performance deTiniTely oT college caliber. WheaTland poinTs To The increase in The ch-oir's size as The reason Tor iTs organizaTiona sTaTure. We can aTTord To be choosy abouT our singers now. he said. The choir is 60 in number and has more men This year. 3 I , Than in hisTory. The male quarTeT, in iTs second year, was an appreciaTed adiuncT To The choir as was The Women's Chorus. NexT year iT is hoped ThaT a men's chorus can be organized in addiTion To The Women's Chorus, wiTh The Two groups combining as The Choir. The Bakersfield College Choir is The mosT acTive organizaTion on campus and is selT-supporTing. Members spenT several planning hours on a summer music camp which is To be held during The summer aT Greenhorn and will oTTer one uniT oT college crediT. During The camp The Choir will begin iTs plans Tor I956-57. a year which The direcTor believes will Tind his Choir expressing even more oT a collegiaTe aTTiTude in Their work. 6 1 19 1956 1956 156 A P E L C H Q I R 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 samsung6,6as61wwf59M9,66s 1w666s,f65W.w'M9w59 6666ss6666669969696-9.s6.a.us6616w661 - 96, .,., 6- -.6-6 V -. ,..... ..., ' -- 1 6. ......,...,... ,. .,

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Presidenls and represenlalives from every organizalion held reg- ular meelings as lhe Acliviiy Board. The group's luncrion was 'lo keep college acl'ivi'l'ies running efiicienl- ly. Direclor of aclivilies was Joyce Brooks, fall, lvlary l.ou Noonan, spring. BACK ROW, lefl fo righr: Horfense Mofre, Kalhy Gill, Emil Berk, Bill Ronaldson, John Friesen Sandra Rappleye, Par Meredith. FRONT ROW: Lu-Ann Tedrow, Sylvia Leong, Mary Lou Noonan Shirley Goode, Jerry Weilzel, Janice Lando, Mickie Wifham. ACTIVITY BOARD GADETTES Georgine Bihlman pul 'rhe Gadelles 'rhrough +he rigorous praclice she believed lo be warranled by lhe college's rep- ula'l'ion. The girls may have nursed lired and sore muscles from lhe workouls, bul' 'rheir half-lime performances al fool- ball games broughl credil 'ro lhem and lo lheir insfruclor. l-lali-lime aciion was lop-nolch This year and lhe Gadelles, some of lhem velerans, worked hard lo live up lo expeclalions, revamping rou- lines, crealing new ones, per- iecling olhers. The resull was a drill 'ream which gave The pol- ished 'rouch lo lhe 'loolloall sea- son enlerlainmenl. 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 BACK ROW, leff io righf: Norma Jones, Caroline Courfney, Lorelfa Bagby. THIRD ROW: Shirley Krieg, Mariana Koop, Joyce Downing, Angie Valladares. SECOND ROW: Adelya Meyers, Bobbie Gibson, Janet Bagby, Charlie Mae Abram, Claudia Shorf. FRONT ROW: Georgme Bihlman, adviser, Joyce Weiffzell, Jo Ann Swayne.

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T J 0393 A 'sis T55 . M' J ' Eze , Y Associalecl Women Slue denls were conslanlly aclive, beginning even before SCl'1ool slarlecl, willw regislralion. A few accornplislwrnenls from llweir rosler of underlalcings include sponsorship of aller- game dances, decorallon ol goal posls, and handling ol fa food drive for Thanksgiv- ing, and a Clirislmas parly al' llwe Old Folks l-lome. W AMAN '-Z ?f.1 .:y..... We J fl ew' ' . V ,.,4 f ,:q,:i1 .1 ,Sie wwe, . .Wm ,, 1 Wu. 4 f' , 6,9 ew, A.W.S. OFFICERS, Ieff lo rlghf: Shirley Goode, Horlense Molfe, Ju'dy McCulloch, Helen Hearn, ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS f ,BACK ROW, lefl To righf: Sharon King, Lynne Osborne, Shirley Goode, Pal Swafzell, Marqaref Levinson, adviser, Myrna Dee Bell, Joyce Avakian, Lu-Ann Tedrow, FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Noonan, Judy McCulloch, Janice Carley, Helen Hearn, Horlense Mofle. presidenl