Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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o Assist Dorothy Wheariry, I Librarian Pleasanl and helpful are lhe school LIBRARIANS. prepared lo answer any queslion as To lhe lccaiicn or conlenfs of cerfain books. The Librarians are widely read, and well acquainled wilh all lhe nooks and crannies ol our library. The NURSES have a large lamily of approximale- ly lour lhousand fo keep in good heallh. They do fhis by conducfinq periodical check-ups and ana- lyzing illnesses in lhe early sfages, The REGISTRARS are busy office workers. Their main duly is fo keep up-To-dare records on every sfudenf enrolled in B. l-l. S. Leif Sfcnding I in r- B nice Brodd f e ,Gal 6 x 5 V' X I llll Inn. .Xin - K . ' 093 XS, iiiiilll

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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.

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Mapping the ay Al Piano: Blnnahfljarlrw, s.A. Slanding, I. lo r.: Warren Wheatland, B.M.E., Wesley aore M.A., Harold J. Burl, A.B., Depl. Hd. M , B.M., Righh I. lo r.: Jack Hopkins, B.A.g Eva Lcfevre, B.A., Ruth E e san, A.B., Dept. Hd., Clayton Rippey, B.A., M.A., Pal Palferson A.B. Below: Sealed, I. la r.: Eloise Nelson, A.B,, Joy Ruf, A.B.g Pauline Ch noweth B.A. M.A.' Emma Scndrini A.B.- M b Ile Menlzer, 9 1 I . I I GY 9 A.B,, M.A., Curt Fischer, B,A., M.A., Josephine Wiley, A.B., M. Lucile Burk, A.B. Besides giving insfrucfion in fhe funda- menfals of living, B. I-I. S. offered courses which enrich everyday lives. The MUSIC DEPARTMENT provided for ifs sfudenfs an opporfunify fo learn appreciafion of fine mu- sic by learning principles of music and by be- coming familiar wifh musical selecfions. The ART DEPARTMENT developed fhe falenf of arfisfic sfudenfs. If offered classes in ceramics, painfing and arf hisfory. The FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPART- MENT opened new experiences fo many sfu- denfs. The colorful hisforical background of foreign counfries was given along wifh Iangu ges. 1 J