Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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t t tx J' fi tfw' ,VCX VL ' Senior Class HIS Oracle is a final tribute to the Class of 1934, which terminates its four years in high school at the close of the spring semester, 193-t. The Senior Class Stunt consisted ot' two riotous melodramas, l'ete's Last VVheeze and Modern Meller Drammer, both of which were ex- cellently directed by Miss Emily NVentner. There was doubt this vear as to - whether or not there would be a Senior play. As Senior interest in the um-n.uv.w past four or five years has been wan- ing, Miss Robinson, the dramatics coach, suggested that a sale of tickets be held among Seniors only before even a cast was selected. If enough Seniors bought tickets, the Senior play would be held as in previous years. If not, it was deter- mined that the play would be a Second Student Rody Play. Ilowever, the Seniors rallied to the support of their play, tradition was upheld, and The Charm School, a hilarious and ripping com- edy, was presented in the spring with an all-star Senior cast. Members of the Class Council are: Mary Dixon, Jlllli' Reynolds, Patricia Curran, Alice Gyder, Elinor Stanclitt, Kenneth VVheeler, llarlen NVhite, Lenore l'lut1'man, Robert Tucker, Hazel Cobb, Eunice Mohri, Robert Reynolds, Mildred Fife, John Gilli. Senior l'i-esirlenr OFFICERS Henry Hathaway ....,l, ..............,........,,.,,,, , , . ,.,,,,,,,.,,, President Minerva Tracy ......... ,.,.ll,....- ,.,.,,......,,.. ,,,.r , , V ice-President Sally Digier ...,..,.l .,,..,,ll,, S eeretary VVilla Mays .,.... ....,..,,,,,,, T reasnrer Mr. Phair ....,, ....., C lass Advisor P ,J

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Faculty 1933-1934 MILTON H. PERKINS, Machine Shopf-Vocational, University of California at Los Angeles, 1929. RUSSEL PESANTE, History-A. B. University of California, 1929. A. L. PETERSON, Biology-B. S. South Dakota State College, 1917. BASIL H. PETERSON, Physics and Chemistry-A. B. University of California. 1928. SIGRID PETERSON, German-A. B. University of Nebraska, 19153 M. A. Stanford University, 1920. WILEY K. PETERSON, Public Speaking-A. B. University of Arizona, 1928. CARTER N. PHAIR. General Science----A. B. Stanford, 1926. HELEN PLAUM, Algebra and Geometry-A. B. University of California, 1925. MABELLE BATES RIEDESEL, Cooking and Sewing-A. B. University of Cali- fornia, 1928. O. W. RISTER, Bookkeeping-M. Accts. Galveston Business University, 1906. ALBERT E. ROACH, Geometry and Mechanical Dr g-A. B. University ot' California at Los Angeles, 1919. ETHEL ROBINSON, Dramatics-A. B. University of Califo ' , 1912. LILLIAN ROSEN, General Mathematics and English-A. B University of Cali- fornia, 1931. CLIFFORD C. SCOTT, Wood Shop-A. B. University of Southern California, 1918. R. L. SHREVE, Agriculture-B. S. University of California, 1926. LIDA SIEMON, Sewing and Cooking-A. B. Santa Barbara State Teachers' Col- lege, 1912. DEAN SMITH, Machine Shop-A. B. Santa Barbara State Teachers' College, 1932. GERALD SMITH, Auto Mechanics--A. B. Santa Barbara State Teachers' College, 1930. LOIS H. SMITH, Art-A. B. Occidental College, 1922. LAURA D. SOPER, English-A. B. College of Emporia, 1915. VIRGINIA STEARNS, English-A. B. University of Michigan. WALTER STIERN, Wood Shop-San Diego Normal School. . J. D. STOCKTON, History-A. B. University of California, 1920 N. D. STUTZMAN, Auto Mechanics and Welding-University of California at Los Angeles, 1922. B. B. SUTTON, Agriculture-B. S. University of California, 1922. LOUISE THEILE, Physical Education-B. E. University of California at Los An- geles, 1930. DORIS THOMPSON, Stenography, Typing and Commercial Arithmetic-A. B. Fresno State College. 1932. ' DOROTHY TROY, Stenography and Typing-A. B. Stanford, 19293 M. A. 1930. EUNICE UEBELE, Art-B. A. University of Vvisconsin, 1919. IRWIN VANDAM, Wood Shop and Industrial Education-Santa Barbara State Teachers' College, 1928. E. P. VAN LEUVEN, Trade Mathematics-B. S. Utah State Agricultural College, 1916. MILDRED VIRTS, Typing and Connnercial Arithmetic-Ed. B. University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, 1931. EMILY G. WENTNER, English and Public Speaking, A. B. University of Califor- nia, 1929. M. F. WILCOX, English-A. B. Oberlin College, 19063 M. A. Park College, 1909. .IOSEPHINE WILEY, English-A. B. University of California at Los Angeles, 1930. GARNET L. WOOD, Cooking-B. E. University of California at Los Angeles, 1931. EVELYN FERGUSON, Study Hall Proctor- -Kern County Union High School, 1930. DOROTHY DONAHOE, Clerk, Registrars Oiiice-Kern County Union High School, 1928. MARY ROUTZONG, Attendance Cle1'k -Kern County Union High School, 1927. GLADYS SKELTON MUIR, Attendance Secretary-Kern County Union High School, 1925. EDNA SUMMERS, Secretary to the Principal--Kern County Union High School, 1929. EDNA WHITE, Clerk, Main Oiflce-Kern County Union High School, 1931. ELEANOR SMITH, Clerk, Registrars Office---Kern County Union High School, 1933.

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I ' 1 I 1 ADAMS. CHARLES RonnIa Prom and Paints-4 Basketball-2 Siudeni Body Play-4 ALLEN. GLEN nm-' Bukatball-3. 4 ANDERSON. WILLIAM Bill Saennd Lieuienani. Cadets-I Football-2. 3. 4 BIII B-3. -I ANSOLABEHERE. GRACI ..Fl.on.- Track-I. 2 F. F. A.-I. 2, 3. APSLE,Y. ROSE HAM.. Girls' Laauua-I. 2. 3. -I Pram and Pain!-3. 4 Shriekorl-2. 3 AUSTIN. VINCENT AYER. LUCILLE Prnns and Palnt-3. 4 President. Prom and Paint-I AGEE. ELIZABETH Girls' League-I, 2. 3. 4 Home Economics-I. 2. 3. 4 ll ANAYA. CONSU ELO Corwin ANDRE. ALICE C. S. F.-2. 3. 4 French Club-2. 3 Girll' Langue-I. 2. 3. 4 ANTONAROS. NICK ARMSTRONG. DONALD Hoon'- Judqinll Team-3 F. F. A.-I. 2. 3. -I T. HELEN Eniared K. C. U. H. S-I HAIL. ELMER Tr slel' to K. C. U. H. S.-4