Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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-at - ' egistration, colored slips, confus- 'UI X ion over the married students who 3 :MQ j , used different names, enrollment ll' of students in offlimits'i classes Qfor example a girl was once enrolled in a wrestling class and preferred to stayj--these are a few ways counselors come in contact with students. Students consider counselors as lights in the dark because it is their advice which is sought when doubts exist concern- ing vocational or educational aims, or per- sonal problems. Counselors might be seen taking a walk to the clinical psychologistis office, as a result of their hectic jobs, yet they seem to enjoy their work. GWENNA MORTENSEN Home Economics LEON VAWTER Business Administration Transfer ROBB WALT Trades and Industry PAUL FREED Health Sciences RUTH FREED Program OH HERBERT LOKEN Undeclared and P.E. DR. RUTH MCGUIRE Nursing and Secondary Education LEONARD MCKAIG Elementary Eudcation RONALD MCMASTERS Law Enforcement JOHN OGLESBY Agriculture DR. JACK Rowls Engineering and Science RODNEY WESSMAN Business Administration Terminal FINIS WILSON Letters and Science

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ROBERT CLARK Director of Public Information Directors hree Little Maids From School would never be ableto do thejobs held by these men. Thejob spec- ifications require all the coordin- ating ability of a traffic flow manager, the tact of a press secretary, and, sometimes, knowledge borrowed from Barnum and Machiavelli. Fortunately, they have no Mikado with whom to deal. GIL BISHOP D1rector of Athletics DR. ORRAL LUKE Director of Guidance and Testing

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1 X 'W'-fg-.,..,.,,,, Secretaries ADMINISTRATION. . . Left to right: VELDA FORBES LILY MISONO SUE SCROGGINS LORRAINE ANDERSON IOSIE AGUIRRE JIMMIE PAULK REGISTRATION. . . Left to right: OPAL MCLEMORE MELROSE BLACK MARCIA MEYERS MILDRED PAINTER JOYAN N FRAZER RUBY RICE KATHRYN MILLER MARY ANN GRAGG RECORDS OFFICE. . . Left to right: VELLA THOMEN BARBARA GRAFMAN MARIE WINTER SARA GOODIN DEPARTMENTAL. . . Left to ri ght: JANE MCDONALD, Trades 8: Industries, CYRILLA ROTHSTEIN, Science :Sc Engineering, SARAH JOHNSON, N ursingg CAROLYN LUCAS, Humanities, DEETA WALSH, Social Science D 1 'Q e never realized he ,U ,' I until I started typ- ..,.: 1 D ii v , an ' was a great orator '9 I ll k 16' I In' -1 ' - H v mg his speeches. That could be said by many secretaries, it is more truth than rhetoric. Many of us realize, around our sopho- more year, that simply learn- ing to spell the English lang- uage could be a foredoomed lifetime project. Secretaries are the people who keep the typewriters tappin g, the coffee perking, their bosses gram- matical, and aspirin in the side drawer. Without them, the wheels would still turn, but with considerablewobble So, proudly we hail the women who turn not a hair at problems that would have sent the pioneer woman home to mama in the east.