Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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,-new I l M-We -Lu: A little talent and o lot ot hardwork 2+ 4 3+4 7 6 F 6 4+Z 1 -Ns-A 2: ,lg i , , information needed -9 Drawing their wny to fume To help a siudeni recognize hidden lalenls, io awalqen his inleresl in many subiecls, and To broader- his general knowledge were some ol The aims ol The modern educaiional syslem here al Bakersfield l-ligh School. Sludenrs were arranged in classes according 'ro abilily, ambilion and inleresis. Archilecls and dramalisls, scienlisls and secrelaries have had an excelleni back- ground lor more advanced educalion as They pursued sludies relaied To lheir lulure careers.

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What Goes o Ted Bonner, Max Walker and Clnyfon Knopf ure mechanics on the loose. Mechanics, homemakers and polili- clans! All come from lhe lhriving class- rooms and workshops ol B. l-l. S. l-lere versalile sludenls have a chance lo fill lheir slorehouse of knowledge Hchuclc- lull of pleasant invaluable experiences. Shop sfudenfs and young homemalcers plan for prachcal lulure employment and parliamenfary procedure is prac- 'riced by The sludenf governmenl classes. .LE

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nter of Acti ities Social lio inside lhese buildings inieresls have been guided and personalilies moulded. Everyrhing from sludying skelelons To walching one-acl plays has gone on in Jrheir classrooms. The buildings have become welcome old friends as sludenls have Cooled in lheir shade, warm- ed in 'rheir halls or sludied in lheir many rooms. The mule sludenls' favorite classrooms Then comes enlertuinmenl I0