Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Q7 ,. as :WRX .wg 'UN A well staffed and stacked library serves the students' every need from periodicals to ref- erence works. GOLDIE INGLES JOHN WETZLER WILLIAM GRAINGER Head UbI'CIl'lUn Audio Visual Periodicals Students Are Aided ln A Variety Gt Areas laecia! .gzruiced BETTY JUDY, MISS JUDY to most, directs the mul- titude of events held in the Campus Center and is appropriately titled Campus Center Coordi- nator. ELLEN WYMAN, in charge of the Place- ment Bureau, guides students to employ- ment opportunities. DR. WESLEY SANDER- SON, the Clinical Psy- chologist, helps students solve their own problems. vi' ,uv 'T '? EDNA TABER, COMPTROLl.ER GENERAL of the Business Of- fice, helps direct the student body fiscal activities,

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lmplement College problems are discussed and possible solu- tions examined by the Administrative Committee. Three positions of a staff nature are those of the directors. These gentlemen are responsible for the passing along of information concerning the college to the public via the various news mediag the guidance and testing of students in order to get the round pegs in the round holesg and for giv- ing direction to the multitude of extra-curricular activities in which college students participate. 1 - 'l JMX Without guidance in these peripheral areas a good deal of confusion would ensue. The directors work directly with the students, public, and instructors to preserve harmonious operation. GILBERT BISHOP Director of Public DR. ORRAL LUKE Director of Guidance JOHN COLLINS information and Testing Director of Student Activities tx vac,-ag WX 4 S'-4 A51 get

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With the theme ot THE STUDENT AND HIS PROBLEMS for this year's Racon-teur, nothing would be more fitting than to give recognition to the counselors. This group is primarily concerned with giving the student academic advice, but the service certainly is not limited in any way, and a stu- dent may seek and receive counsel- ing related to any problem. Specific areas handled by the counselors are: class schedules, en- trance requirements at four-year in- stitutions, and vocational guidance. A fine testing service is also available to help the student deter- mine vocational preference, course of study, and other interest areas. HOLGER HANSEN Agriculture EDWIN HEMMERLING Engineering and Sciences RUTH MAGUIRE Nursing Undeclared Maiors lwomenl NEIL McCALLUM Business Administration Transfer LEONARD McKAlG Teaching MALBY ROBERTS Program O Undeclared Maiors lmenl Non-High School Graduates ROBB WALT Trades and lndustry RODNEY WESSMAN Terminal Business FINIS WILSON Letters and Science ounrieard Help Students Solve Academic Problems LORRAINE AGUIRRE Home Economics GILBERT BISHOP Athletics JOHN COLLlNS Technology PAUL FREED A Health Sciences 'Y X wr C -P. life in X 1 fuk 1 x ., vang 'F' fi 5 1 L..-- EN Y W-F Q f, gT1'p t . . f gmac'- If ' ' ,lc 53, tj , ,fi MMA in