Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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F aculty, 1934-1935 ll'0N'l'lNl'I'llH LUCILLE PARMENTER-A. B. University of California. SIGRID PETERSON-A. B. University of Nebraska, M. A. Stanford University. MARION PRESCOTT RITNER-A-B, A., General Secondary Credential, University of Montana. DOROTHY TROY BILLINGS--A. B., M, A. Stanford. MILDRED VIRTS-Ed. B. University of California at Los Angeles. MORITZ-A. B. and General Secondary Credential University of California. FISHER--A. B. University of California. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LIDA SIEMON-A. B. Santa Barbara State Teachers' College. MARJORIE BARRATT-B. S. Oregon State College, M. A. Columbia University. TENA D. MARION-B. A. Fresno State College. MARGARET MORGAN-Santa Barbara State Teachers' College. GLADYS I. PENN-B. S. Stout Institute. MAYBELLE B. RIEDESEL-A. B. University of California. GARNET WOOD-B. E. University of California at Los Angeles. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ERNEST DALBONWA. B. Southwestern University. P. M. BLISS-A. B. University of California. WALLACE D. FROST-B. E. University of California at Los Angeles. J. B. HARALSON-University of California at Los Angeles. GEORGE WILLIAMSON-General Secondary B. S. in Education, University of Southern California. HAZEL CHURCHMAN ALDRICH-A-A. B. Stanford University. ESTHER BRISTOL-B. A. Pomona College. HELEN M. BULLA-A. B. University of California. VIRGINIA LAW-A. B, Mills College. LOUISE THEILE TENER-B. E. University of California at Los Angeles. JEL. : K-W-771

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Faculty, 1934-1935 MECHANICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT K. W. RICH-B. S. in E. E. California Institute of Technology. RAYMOND J. CROSS-University of California at Los Angeles. J. H. DAVIS-University of California at Los Angeles. HARRY J. DRENNAN-University of California at Los Angeles. I. E. LANE-B. E. University of California at Los Angeles. FOREST L. LYNN-B. S. California Institute of Technology. J. H. PAULYiVocational University of California at Los Angeles. MILTON H. PERKINS-Vocational, University of California at Los Angeles. CLIFFORD C. SCOTT---A. B. University of Southern California. D. SMITH-A. B. Santa Barbara State Teachers' College. WALTER STIERNfSan Diego Normal School. N. D. STUTZMAN-University of California at Los Angeles. IRWIN VANDAM--Santa Barbara State Teachers' College. E. P. VAN LEUVEN-B. S. Utah State Agricultural College. RORB WALT-A. B. San Jose State College. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT H. K. DICKSON-B. S. University of California. H. A. ANDERSON-B. S. Washington State College. L. J. BANKS-B. S. University of California. HARRY HOLMES-B. S. University of California. JOHN L. KNIGHT-B. S. University of Nevada. R. L. SHREVE-B. S. University of California. B. B. SUTTONAB. S. University of California. MUSIC DEPARTMENT HAROLD J. BURT-A. B. Pomona College. IVAH FULLERTON-A. B. Fresno State College. PHIL H. MARTIN-B. M. University of Rochester. MARGARET MEYER-A. B. University of California. RUTH MORGAN-Scripps, B. A. Pomona College, University of California, Uni- versity of Southern California. ALAN B. PARKER-B. S. Oregon State College, University of Southern California. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT O. W. RISTER-M. Accts. Galveston Business University. OTTO ASPERGER-A. B. University of Arizona, M. A. University of Southern California. L. B. DAVY-L. L. B. Gonzaga University. BERNARD C. ELY-A. B., M. A. Stanford. CLARA HOLMES-A. B. Doane College. WALLACE JOHNSON-B. S, University of Southern California. HESTER KINNEAR-B. S. University of California.

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Freshman Class HE Freshman Class Council for this year, 1934-35, has been one greatly changed. Instead of the usual one council member from each district, a council member came from each school. The group decided upon being just a legislative body omitting ottieers. This plan worked successfully considering the change. The first event of the year was the Freshman Stunt. The stunt proved good and introduced to the student body many talented new- comers. A party honoring those who took part in the stunt was one of the greatest events of the year. The group also proved very handy by cleaning the gym after the annual student body dance and by managing the check room for several other organizations. The meetings at the beginning of the year were very successful and later the group disbanded because the greater part were excused to join the debate advisory, where they took part in a series of 185 debates run off by that group. Several of our members took part in the Student Body Hevue, which was instituted this year to replace the annual student carnival. The council voted to continue the enlarged council plan into the sophomore year and representatives have been chosen from each school district. Officers will be elected in the fall. Maybe we have been the pioneers of a new and more representative form of class government for our high school.