Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Iesse Bradley Lanninq I.. Flint I. Earl Haynes W F Iohnson Alvin Klemhample echnlcgl Mathematics Electrical Technology Auto Mechanics Wood Welding Trades and industries From a single classroom on a high school campus Where both high school seniors and college fresh- men attended, the Trades and Industries Depart- ment has expanded to a major department. The 600 young men now enrolled in classes create a variety ot objects ranging from complete radio receivers to personal pen and pencil sets. Service projects of the department include building toy trains Without Wheels for the children at the State Mental Hospital in Porterville and doing most oi the maintenance Work on the metal patio turni- ture found in the Campus Center. Ernest Lam-in Leo Meyer William Purdxe Robb Walt Architecture Machine Shop Law Enforcement Electricity iii? 7 j K Working in Trades and lndustries

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Iohn Oglesby Division Chairman Sewing-the basis ot an American home Maynard Sommer Agriculture Dale Scales Agriculture 30 Agriculture With a SOOKZQ enrollment in- crease in one decade, the Agri- culture Department now offers six times as many courses as it did in the l94O's. Ninety percent of these courses are transfer- able. Five Agriculture Depart- ment graduates are now in the Peace Corps. Barbara Hoyt Division Chairman Paincla Brogdon Home Economics