Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Math, Science, and Engineering EDWIN HEMMERLING Division Chairman Mathematics EUGENE KIRCHNER DR- KENNETH DR- GEORGE PATRICIA LEE physics LAUTENSCHLAGER LAWRENCE Chemistry Engineering AIIEYOIIIY NI CLINTON LUKE WILLIAM NIELSEN DANIEL NYSTROM PANiIiI?gEg DON POOLE Physical Science Mathematics Life Science Engineering Physics DR. JACK ROWE SHIRLEY TREMBLEY BETTY UNDEBERG LOY WIESE JOHN ZIMMERMAN Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Technical Physics Geology l 23

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CAROL ALCORN PAUL BALDWIN DR. REX BARTGES DR. ROBERT PERCY CHAMBERLAIN BEN CHICHESTEF Mathematics Zoology Life Science BRAIILSFORD Chemistry Botany C emistry e I LANNING FLINT PAUL FREED JAMES GAYLE Mathematics Anatomy Physics FRED GIBBS JACK HAYSLETT HARRIET HULS Industrial Drawing Architecture Life Science LOWELL HULSEBUS CATHERINE DONALD JOHNSON Chemistry JOHN SON Chemistry Mathematics 22 Ll,-is a good example of horn- , J gig! ologous development in the........ Order, because of its similarity ' to theiof thelin basic structuref' Now this is intuitively appar- ent to the most casual observer. . . These are words that live forever in the memories of those who have entered S 8: E and sur- vived to tell the tale. In the face of students who entered be- cause they liked Ayn Rand's novels or thought that Ben Casey was an inspiring television show, the Science and Engineering instructors maintain their standards at a height fit is hopedj that will insure those who make itthroughBCwillbe able to make it elsewhere. This is often a task with fewer thanks than curses, but it is done, and the records of those who have made successful transfers show that it is well done.

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GILBERT BISHOP Division Chairman BILL FINCH JACK FROST HARRY KANE Not Pictured Physical Education -Www REX GROSSHART SYBIL HITLON Leave of Absence HERB LOKEN JIM NAU RAY NEWMAN HARRIET SHELDON WILLARD TRUSLER JAMES TURNER .5 -ens sana in capore sano is definitely not the ad on a cigarette package. ' ' l The physical education depart- ment, in addition to their responsibilities to alumni, the Town, etc., are in charge of preping Plato's metaphorical other horse. These are the people who, smiling, drive us to the pool on frosty morn- ings. For our own good.And the most unjust thing is that it probably is. This is the department which faces--and surmounts --a greater problem of unwil- ling and inept students than any other. Their field is one in which text books are par- ticularly unhelpful, in which there must be personal atten- tion in most cases, ifanything is to be accomplished. And things are accomplished, even in the face of too short, too crowded, and too infrequently attended classes. Well done, P.E., Carry On!