Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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l l CUU1'1SElU1'S and AEl1T1l1'1lSf1'8'CU1' L to R: Glendon Iewell Coon. Fred Robinson, Betty Allen Cannon, Direclor of Bonnye Deal, Director of Testing l Mulvuna. Counseling. Busv busv, lmusv-that clescwilws our Cl'UlfNSEelrORS who work . 9 . . 7 to solve students 'IJl'0lJl9lllS. l Vllllib counseling' staff here shows how vclucation has 'lJl'UALIl'PSSf-ill r since Gl'2ITldl1l21,S day. Well trained in psycliology, these mon and wouwn lll21lIQ use ul' interest, I. Q., and pc-lsmiality tests to Il0tl1l'llllIl0 e what course of study is lwst suited to each individual. 'lllue Counselors' offines offered Illillly services to Bakersfielcl Hlgfllp-til the 'wafrllers and other school agrelmvios as well as to the stu- clents. FIRST ROW, L to R: George Williamson. Betly Moehnke, Virgil FIRST ROW, L to R: Ruth Neiman. Howard Whalen. Eloise Nelson Kirkpatrick. ' f If , Q9 f l Qt ,I 51 ,k 6. Ah- .- 4 'QQ ,, .' l l, ,K K, - so is Q sy ,Q V7 ' '- ..f A ..,. -' ' .. min fw fr! lf L Y if l 5.2 Q 1,

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DI' the Students Student Headquartersw was the principal's office Tuesday noons, when the EXECUTIVE COMMIT- TEE inet to discuss problems of stu- dent government. Ten student body officers made up the Committee. Bill Rous, president, and Cliff Hiatt, vice-president, made a spirited teani behind the gravel. lYrit- ing niinutes and invitations was the job of Janey Cox, secretary. Super- vising Student Store accounts was the responsibility of Alvie Newton. Editing and financing publications were the worries of Arlene Killgore, Oracle editorg Dick Miller, Oracle business manager, 'llerry' lYhitney, editor oi' the Blue and lVhite, and Clifford Hiatt, V.-P. Ianey Cox. Sec. Alvie Newton. Bus. Mgr. Pat Smith. Head Song Leader. X , --ip ,f Tadl6ie'R5urrtre'eTHead,f Yell Leader. ,ff ' ene 1 gEre, Or . J Terry Whitney. Blue and White Editor. Richard Giles, Blue and White Business Manager. Dick Miller. Oracle Business Manager. Vx Bill Rous, Student Body President Richard Giles, Blue and NYhite busi- ness nianager. Pat Smith, song: leader, and Jackie Rountree, yell leader, completed this gi5iiuipi'l'or thi s fear. fa si isfllii it CQ

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l EIVB MHSIEFEEI Tl'19lI' Craft ICVQ-1' iwml help l'inf,ling' 21 hook? Uni' Ll IESILXIQIANS are always willing' lo he-lp. 'Vlwy also fvzwli lllll'E1l'Y1Jl'il1'tli'0S to Slll1l0lll assistants, show l'l'QSlllll9ll how to uso lhv lihrziry :mil orflm' new hooks mul pvriofli- mils for our nsv. ,Allfllfllll0li'l' tc-sts for every stnmhfnt worm- 21 nc-w p1'ojw-t lhv NVRSES c'z1rl'im-rl out this f'02ll'. along' with gliving c-o1'1'vc'tiv1- vlussvs. 2l4llllllllSt0l'lllQ smallpox vziwiiizl- tions. 1'Xi1lllllllllg.L'Si'lll0l'S,21SSlSllllQ in vhi-st X-rays zinil lwopiiig' stmlmits lll'Zlllllf'. 'l'h1- .X'I l'lI+lXlJ.XXCE l'Ol'NSl'll,UliS were .Iawk Hilton, who served as lliistrivl Slipervisoif ol' Child lYelfal'0 :incl gxxltllllfl- mimi: cl21l'l lAlllQlStl'0lll, who lllilill' honin- valls: llonwr lniezitty' and John Harp, who vonnsoh-cl stuflvnts and pareiits, and Miss Sc-hillingx who worliefl with girls lmving' sorions 2l4l,lllSllllPlll prohlenls. Daily' zinnmmiiimveiiimits, sc-liwliilv f'2lI'4lS. llUl'lll21ll4'lll lwwolmls. lists ol' utlihltir- zinrl fJ,'l'il1lll21lllill vliggihilitie-s. mul llillltlllllll' 25,- 000 rvport c-urfls eflvh sl-iiwstvi' w'v1'c- rc-sponsihililivs of the llPlHlS'l'll.Xll'S 0l'l l1'l'l. TOP RIGHT. L to R: Bernice Braddon, Audrey Hawthorne, Doro- thy Whearty. CENTER ROW ,L to R: Ann Farrell, Lillian Howen. LOWER RIGHT. L to R: Lillian Haggard, Dorothy Donclhoe, Registrar, Ioy Erquhart. LOWER LEFT, FIRST ROW, L to R: Carl Lundslrom, Evelyn Schilling. Homer Beatty. SECOND ROW, L to R: Iohn Harp, Iuck Hilton, Til!