Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Ask Them For lt. Was llunlcing a big problem lor you? Or perhaps you were undecided as lo what courses lo lake? The person you consulled was one of The men and women who lill lhe imporlanl and essenlial posilion of COUNSELOR. Their counseling duties also meant regislering sludenls lwice a year and new freshmen each spring. Bonnye Deal direcled The special lesls which freshmen slave over and the vocalional inleresl 'lesl which sophomores lake. Upper classmen are well-acquainted wilh the many aplilude lesls given under Miss Deal's direc- tion. This Seplember, regislralion was speeded My A. .9 '- .V ' AK ' fit gf W S -1V1- H? f . . 4 . 4 . ' . A ,ji ii 'ii if I Allen Cannon Director of Counseling Bonnye Deal Director of Testing up from lhree days lo one when Allen Cannon streamlined the procedure. Mid-term regislra- lion was also more efiicienl under his new plan. l-lis clireclion ol counseling involved a delailed sludy of problems and serious con- sideralion of correclion melhods. Right, L fo R: Jewell Coon, Glendon Rodgers, Belly Moehnke. Lower Right: Counselors: Seated, Ruth Neiman, Eloise Nelson. Standing, L to R: Virgil Kirkpatrick, George Wil- liomson. Lower Lefl: L to R: Fred Robinson, Betty Mulvano, Howard Wholen.

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Need Help or Advice? N.-J' K.-I The REGlSTRAR'S OFFICE is conslanlly beseiged wiih repori cards lo Tile, gradu- alion and alhlelic eligibililies 'lo record. and daily announcemenls lo compile. Losl and found arlicles are carefully harbored here unlil claimed. Enrollmenl increases meanl more X-rays and hearing lesls lor The NURSES lo give. Knowledge, experience, and skill enable lhem lo keep sludenls sound and heallhy. Did you have lo wrile a special repori or Theme? Whelher il was on condilions in The Far Easl, lhe inlluence ol Mahalma Gandhi, or lhe American Republic. lhe LIBRARIANS solved any dilliculiies involv- ed in finding malerial. issuing re-admillance slips is daily rouline for lhe ATTENDANCE OFFICE. A ledious Task is keeping allendance records of every sludenl. Sludenls wilrh wandering leel soon mel lhe ATTENDANCE COUNSELORS. Each individual's problem was considered im- poriani. and lacl, underslanding and inler- esl were used. Lef! Above: Regislrar's Office: L lo R: Mabel Hendry: Dorolhy Donahoe, Regislrar, Lillian Rea. Lefl: School Nurses: L fo R: June Johnson, Lillian Howen. Lefl: Librarians: L to R: Dorolhy Whearly, Belly Wallace. Lower Left: Ahendonce Counselors: L lo R: John Harp, Jack Hilton, Supervisor of Allendoncep Carl Lundslromp Homer Beally. Not shown, Evelyn Schilling. Below: Allendance Office: Row I, L lo R: Ollie Mason, Glenn Lindsay, Edilh Hughes, Ann Grandell, Gladys Hildremyr, Belly Wieman. Row ll, L io R: Millie Johnslan, Jo Ridgeway, Margaret Jones, Rose Robinson. No! shown: Phyllis Rodekuhr, Mabel Payne, Emma La Poinl.

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Our T I M X if Above: Mathematics Department: 'Ist Row, L to R: Bernard Lustig Edith McLean Walla Jh . , ce o nson. 2nd Row, L to R: Eileen Bowling, D. M. Griffith, Department Head: Mary Waggener. 3rd Row, L to R: Mar- garet Meyer, William Nielsen, Laura Heyd, Carter Phair. Not Shown: gsuis Davy, Robert Coombs, Joseph Koegler, George Osborn, Allen YUMCN. eachers Guide Claire did V2 ot her practicing in the morning and lf3 ot it in the after- noon. What traction oi her practic- ing does she have left to do? Prob- lems like this and algebraic formulas were assigned in classes ot the MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT. Vo- cational and college prep students alike acquire mathematics necessary to daily lite. The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT is concerned with enlarging the stu- dent's vocabulary, developing con- structive thoughts and ideas. and eli- minating many common grammatical errors. The romance ot Shelley. Shakespearian tragedies. and other famous authors are otten studied and discussed to broaden the siudent's viewpoint. Specialized classes in dra- matics, journalism, and radio are also presented in this large department. English Department: Row I: Mark Wilcox, Department Head. Row ll, L to R: Albert Lewis, Sam Wallace, Kathryn Houston, Harold Silver- man, Fern Doe. Row lll, L to R: Beatrice Rose, Theora Bartholomew, Elvan Hedgecock, Laura James, Clara Porterfield. Not Shown: Nana Anderson, Richard Harkins, Martha lee Myers, Mary Ritchie, Ethel Robinson, Frank Wattron. Below: English: Row l, L to R: Kay Patton, Margaret Thayer, John Matz, Peggy Cooke, Pauline Chenoweth. Row 2, L to R: Virginia Stearns, Rosalie Phillipoi, Josephine Wiley, Maybelle Mentzer, Joy Ruf, Marguerite Johnson, William Weitzel.