Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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41 fi. ,-Q. 5 vs-9 Sue Zimmer, Oracle Ed., Judy McCulloch, Blue and While Bus. Mgr., Lois Reeder, Historian Q! c Q 1 a -4 us -. I' v o 99 is ai 5 A group of ouTsTanding sTuclenTs Ti+Ted Tor carry- ing ouT plans or purposes was The EXECUTIVE BOARD. These school oTTicers oTTen represenTed The whole sTudenT body. They bolh shaped and carried ouT The policies of The sTudenTs. The Howdy l-lop. TirsT dance oT The year, was given by The Board To welcome Treshmen. The STuclenT Body Card Dance Tollowed. The ChrisTmas holidays were oTTicially recognized on campus by The TradiTional decoraTion oT a big Tree in The hall oT The J. C. building. mi , r s., Dick Clark, V-Pres., Colleen McMaslers, Sec., Jim Drennen, Blue and While Ed., Priscilla uezec, Comm. of Rallies and Assemblies, Bill Williamson, Comm. Awards and Scholarships, Carol Slockslill, . of Club Acliviliex, Robert Taylor, Sr. Pres., David Forgie, Soph. Pres., Larry Ballard, Jr, Pres., Wayne Frosh Pres. lf X 6' Nba f'-T mls I9

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Q , , J, S ock Absorbelgw' EX fifzfy Sealed I. to r.: I Muehnk, ME-P, Eloise Nelson, HO - 5 ul Neiman, E-HOL. Standing I. to r.: Georgia Arnold, Q-ST, Marion Scofl, A-B5 Helen Stone, C-D, Emma Sondrini, SU-Z. Our men and women COUNSELORS were exlra-special lriends lo mosl sludenls, as lhey are Irained lo deal wilh all Types of personal, social or educalional problems lhal mighl arise. When They reqislered sludenls each lerm, counselors aided wilh lhe seleclion ol classes or majors. lnleresl, l. Q.. and personalily lesls helped Jrhem delermine The courses loesl suiled lo lhe individual sludenl's lasle or abilily. Seniors who planned lo allend college ollen received advice, inlormalion and olher special helps from lheir counselors. Besides performing counseling dulies, lhey also laughl and acled as club advisers. Seated I, to r.: Carl Berra, ME-P, Virgil Kirkpatrick, SU-Z, Sidney lang, Q-ST. Standing I. to r.: Glendon Rodgers, HOM-MA, Howard Whalen, A-B, Fred Robinson, E-HOLp E. C. Mills, C-D. I8

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Rea Above: Row l: l. to r.: Olive Gunsolley, C-E: Millie Johnston, M-O: Jo Ridgeway, F-HI: Edith Hughes, Sec. of Attendance. Row II: l. to r.: Mabel Payne, SW-Z: Margaret Janes, HO-L: Emma La Point, P-SM. Right: Seated, I, to r.: Fern Veal, Bookkeeper: Ann Grendel, Steno., Prin. Office: Mariorie Hinkle, Vari- typist, Mimeo. Room. Row II: Standing, I. to r.: Evelyn Rigdon, Cashier: Marion Serrano, Sec. to Dir. of Couns.: Sarah Baker, Steno, Prin. Off.: Belva Scofield, Operator Multigraph Machines: Agatha Vernon, Switchboard: Beverly Stewman, Steno., Prin. Office. What! l-leadache again? This is a typical exclamatory remark that might be heard coming trom one ot the COUNSELOWS SECRE- TARIES as they made out readmittance slips each morning. The sec- retaries also made appointments between counselors and students, or counselors and parents, kept reterence tiles on students and check- ed on absentees. Money matters were handled by the BUSINESS OFFICE. They paid the bills and issued checks tor the entire district. For sate-keep- ing and convenient storage, clubs deposited their money with the ottice. The Business Ottice was also responsible tor the payment and ordering ot books, other school supplies and school equipment.