Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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-- - i i The BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT each year Teaches hundreds oT BakersTielcl High boys The TundamenTals and mechanics oT sporTs such as Touch TooTball, baske+baII, boxing. Track. Tumb- ling. swimming and Tennis. The sTaTT also Teaches TirsT aid. The newly required course Tor graduaTion, in which The boys learn The immediaTe and Temporary care Tor every- Thing Trom snake biTe To shock. Right: Boy's P. E. Department: Row I, L ta R: Robert Doble, Jack Hollen, Earl Sargeant, Carl Berra. Row Il, L to R: Don Doolin, Lawrence LaFond, Bill French, Earnest Dalbom. Not Shown: John Collins, J. F. Cap Harolson, Hamer Beatty, Richard Harkins, John Harp, Jack Hilton, Kenneth Kiefer, Joseph Koegler, Henry Pfister, George Williamson, Head of Department. First Aid, Too T-h-e. No, This is noT a spelling class, buT a beginning Typing class, a business class oTTered by The BUSlNESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. SiTTing behind Those TypewriTers are sTudenTs who will someday Take Their place in The business world. The model sTore in G. A. 7 is The laboraTory in which merchandising maiors sTudy displays and window arrangemenTs. No cusTomer will ever be misguided by These alerT sTudenTs who learn all abouT TexTures, gualiTy sTandards, and manuTacTuring. Bookkeeping sTudenTs are prepared Tor business careers in accounTing. They realize The imporTance oT knowing simple elemenTs oT bookkeeping, Trom simple debTs and crediTs To personal bookkeeping and social securiTy and income Tax problems. Below: Business Education: Row l, L to R: Dorothy Bitner, Marion Scott, Louis Davy, Department Head: O. W. Rister. Row ll, L to i R: Richard Tigner, Otto Asperger, George Kyle, Wallace Johnson. Below: Business Education: Row l, L to R: Clara Holmes, Hester Not Shown: Marion Carson, Robert Coombs, Alan Parker, Lucille Kinnear, Mildred Virts, Harold Hendry. Row 2, L to R: Mary Parmenter. Ritchie, Gladys White, George Osborn, Rodney Wessman.

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M3 s SSCS As lhe awe-slriclcen and bewildered freshman en'rers high school and loolcs a+ ihe senior who is so self-assured. he wonders if he will ever bear rhe 'rraifs which are fhe senior's frademarlc. Bu'r afler four years he, loo, acquires Jrhese Trails in addilion 'ro 'rhe knowledge and leadership which are pallerns of our CLASSES.