Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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' 9 Quang, gone Righh Memorial to c former principal: Ludden Hall Below: One of 'he more fortunate survivors: The Sci- ence Building When 'rhe lback lo schoolu season came This year, The campus of Bakers- field l-ligh School presenled a very dile lerenl sigh? lo lhe relurning sludenls, The summers earlhquakes had exlensive- ly damaged seven buildings on our campus. The disappearance of 'rhe Girls' Gym, +he scene of many memorable dances, and ol The Adminislralion Builde ing, The former hub of all acfivilies, broughl lhe biggesl changes in scene. Perhaps lhe sludenl galheringeplace, The Quad, was considered by lhe sfudenl body ol Bakersfield l-ligh School lo be lhe biggesl loss. Hs re-opening in Febru- ary was welcomed wilh a gala celebra- lion. The familiar landmarks ol l-larvey Audilorium, and The Junior College Building slill remained, however, and were more apprecialed lhan ever before. New odminisl of o I xflff I we .+ ,J n ,ny , ,. . U--,. W, , , gs 1 My g . 4.......u...n-.-,,.,- A.-.....v.w.qa-e-r , '9 ,,,,,,...,,,,..,-..,,.,...-..4. ' W.. -ina-a-f.....,,,, : ' ' If W- - . gjff , g .. , .1-..........-,, U s ' N - , .

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going, Q A 4 Va., ' T 1 5. TT -wr.. Pride and ioy of The campus: Harvey Audiforium BalcersTield High Schools campus, one oT The largesT in CaliTornia, conTains over TwenTy-Tive buildings, many oT which are used almosT exclusively Tor one subiecT, such as Ludden l-lall, The Science Building, and The Mechanical ArTs Building. GriTTiTh STadium, seaTing over 4000, is The siTe oT all TooTball games and Traclc meeTs, includ- ing Those oT The College and EasT High. Music programs, plays, and Torums Tor The school and communiTy are presenTed in Harvey AudiTorium. STudenTs also enjoy re- laxing in Elm Grove and meeTing Triends in The Quad. I ins: The Old Audi

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mm! J Studenls of photography learn to process a plclure from rhe camera fa lhe album. A classroom has many laces. To some il is an old friend: io olhers, a symbol ol pasl memories. Slill olhers regard il as a prison where They are forced lo spend lour years. A classroom sees many people come and go: srudenls, in- slruclors, and parenls. ll hears varied suloiecls laughl and discuss- cdr sludenls whispering, and The inevilable loells. lls worn floors have le-ll many pairs ol scullling le-el, and recenlly, lhe earlhqualces. Whar lales a classroom could fell ii il could only lallcl Above left: Filing those cards. lefl: lynelie Pelers, Barbara Boss, Fa! Buck, and Dean Berrigan admire Vheir ceramic handiwork.