Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Behind the world of the future are the Senior Class officers, L to R: Clara Sgfrett, Treas.: Carolyn Durant. Sec.: and Marguerite Barron, V. P.. shown a ove. The niost iinportant class in the sc-liool was governed by the busiest vlass council- SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, of course. Aniong the niany activities they sponsored wore: an iniforniul clanceg an as- sembly in the springg MDitCl1 Daywg Senior Class Day g tll0SQl1lO1' Picnic and zz Carnival booth. Years Ago, the story oi' zz 1920 fzunily, presented in the fall as the Senior Play, was perforniofl both afternoon and evening to eiitliusiastie ziufli- ences. In the spring, the selection oil' ai gift for the school was liigli on their list. The U1aSS of 1950 Head TO THE LEFT: Wayne Reeder. Pres. FIRST ROW. L to H: Wayne Reeder. Pres.: Ieannine Mooney, Barbara Bain, lean Martinson, Lorraine Hoffman, Wanda Burcheti. Vina Barnes, Carolyn Durant, Sec.: Marguerite Barron, V. P.: Netta Lou Holiday, Genevieve Franks, Francis Ballard. SECOND ROW. L to R: Elaine Stubblefield, Orletta Bueller, Peggy Carson, Ramona Tripp. Lois Avenell, Lennie Beck. Clenabelle Baker, Pat Keene, Barbara Clark. THIRD ROW, L to R: Bette Best, Iohn Burum. Ierry Kleinknight, Barbara Warner, Pat Zachary. Alberta Chase, Virginia Lucas, Mary Iane Cochran, Ethel Thompson, Edward G , E1 Y' k R b G t' FOURTH ROW, L R' B 28 i reen mer ic . u en u ierrez. to . ob Anderson. Ierry Knopf, Lee Wayne Culp, Don Culp. Roy Granger, Floyd Alexander, lack ry- xr- Bri :ie

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Jld Golden RU18 Days 52,5 iii. . ,...:,.,.:.. -, , , . , - H . V sw . is . t K-.sf-.5-vfffifys , - N5 ,Z .,,. .. .,.. . .. if Er 1. 9 .r Reading, writing and arithnietic were about the liinit in great- grandma's day, and books and paper were as scarce as glass windows. The modern classroom is a contrast: besides having extensive courses in every field, students now have access to much equipment- froni the photography darkrooni to cars in auto mechanics classes, and hooks-bless 'em-books, along with paper and pencils. Bakersfield High is typical of modernly equipped schools. This modern spirit is reflected in our a a 27

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