Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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,f ' , G,-J Omar Scheidf H. Parley Kilburn William I. Heiiernan Dean of China Lake Evening Division Dean of Evening Division Dean of Admissions and Records Efficiency in their chosen fields is the goal of the Deans, as Well as of the stu- dents of Bakersfield College. Efficiency is extended into the foreign relations area by the Dean of Administration and Rec- ords Who advises BC's foreign exchange students as part of his many duties. Effi- ciency spreads to the community through the efforts of the Dean of Evening Division. Distance does not stop the flow of effi- ciency as verified by the Dean of the Desert Divisions Work. At Bakersfield Col- lege efficiency is not only demanded of the students by their teachers but of the teachers ihemselves. Efficient communica- tion between .rsi the students and faculty is the responsibility of the Dean of Students. And coordination between all of the spe- cial areas insures maximum efficiency to student learning-the final goal of all ad- ministration. .- Richard Harkins Margaret H. Levinson - i .sygi if'r Iohn I. Collins Dean of Eveni ' ' ' In ' ' s ,i'i ng Division Degn of ,mmm W,',.,A- if struction of y H . A yy Dezina of Students 3 1 if if M 'C -

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First row, left to right: M. Glenn Bultrnan, Clerkg Albert S Gould President: Theron L. McCuen, Secretary and District Superinten dent. Second row, left to right: Mark Baney, Memberg Willard C Myers, Memberg Donald E. Buggenberg, Member. Board ot Trustees Fifty Years ago BC and Bakersfield 1-ligh School students attended school together on one campus. On March 13, 1950 the Board ot Trustees authorized the establishment of a separate campus tor the college. A year later a 153 acre site was purchased. Cornerstone ceremonies for the campus We know today were conducted on April 30, 1955, in connec- tion With Public Schools Week activities. F ull- time instruction began April 2, 1956. The Kern loint lunior College District became a sepa- rate legal entity on luly 1, 1961 via ot special election. Present Board members, Who are elected by the citizens of the District, all hold college degrees and are highly respected business and professional men in the community.

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Directors Since there is much more to going to college than attending classes, the Directors ease the Way so that cars can be parked, games can be scheduled, alli- gators can race, song leaders can twist, tests can be scored, civil defense sirens can be heard, clocks can be accurate, dorrnies can get their sleep, dancers can dance, plays can be seen, et cetera, et cetera, ad infiniturn. Richard Iones Orral S. Luke Director of Campus Residence Director of Guidance and Testing