Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1955 volume:

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TogeTher wiTh The greaT railroad acTiviTy and The agriculTural producTs, The peTroleum produced here has made Kern CounTy Tamous as a cradle oT wealTh, The producTion oT This black gold has inTluenced our school deeply. The Tinancial supporT oT such a large school sysTem Talls upon The shoulders oT counTy Taxpayers. ln This respecT, The oil indusTry and The people associaTed wiTh iT are among The largesT conTribuTers. AnoTher inTluence has been upon The cusToms oT our school. Our Danny Drilleru is seen every day hard aT work on The rig oT a drilling oil well. The Drillers,'l Roughnecks, and BiTs are all Terms Talcen direcTly Trom The oil indusTry and given To our aThleTic Teams. Many oT our school symbols incorporaTe The oil derriclc. This black gold and The indusTry iT has builT have become such a parT oT our school liTe ThaT our very way oT doing Things has become lcnown as The Driller waylll 4 LA Il IIF IIIACK l'0LIl Il l l ri I 0 4 ll ll gvlpl I . 5 wiv W if? ,X A I lx lf lflp vi if J Nllllipl Ojllggifigiv The Qbvioufa Ccnlcr fil llie nnfirr: ulfilr- ol California in Balcf eralirzld High Srlwooll Ollwer arcau may oller a varicly of woallla and opporluriily, buf, lo llwe loyal zluclenl ol Bl-lS, flwe wcallh ol experience and of lfzarninq lmre al lwme exfeedz llml ol Calilorriialm lamfvl blaclc qold. nl- if I IIIEIIIIIIIY I d Uh I II f thy d dfhy fffI PEGGY COOKE, Ieacher of English MELVIN ANTONGIOVANNI, class OI I955 PETER LUPPEN, Teacher of Agriculfure JOAN MILLS, class of 1955 CLARA PORTERFIELD, Ieacher of English KENNETH PECAROVICH, class oI I954 JAMES PIERUCCI, class of I957 CARL UTAH WILLMON, class OI I958 6 Y II1 QI I Ik Th gh III II y I II1 I1 d I f H1 I oh h y f I PI 234 M, W-feff iifif X1 ,9 Qy If H . 328 M conrmws Q- fjf,14-Hp EEGAEIZATIENS ............. if ff' f AIIMINISTRATIEN ELASSES ...... 8POE'l'S ...... 801111111 ...... ADVERTISEMENTS . 13-29 . 311-77 78-137 138-155 156-167 168-182 A 1 M- W W -fwemwllws, y. The Adminislralion Building, firsl new building on campus. 'lllll CHANGING The Balcerslield High School campus was a land ol conlrasls lhis year. A visilor lo our campus was greeled by a beaulilul Adminislralion Building on one hand and piles ol conslruclion malerials on 'rhe olher. l-le would visil a classroom where boolcworlc was in progress, and oulside he would hear lhe noisy pounding of hammers and lhe hum ol machines. However, he didn r mind loo much because he loo was looking forward lo 'rhe campus ol The lulure. Then the rains came, and the delour between Girls' Gym and Ludden The boundaries of our campus extend even lo the farm on Sline Road. Hall was no longer passable. 8 Balcersfield l-ligh School campus is indeed a well-lcnown one. Many evenTs-exciTing, gala, and serious ones-have Taken place here. To some sTudenTs perhaps There is a cerTain place recalling The many noon hours when They enioyed The companionship oT Their Triends. Perhaps one cerTain spoT was a special meeTing place. Maybe one parTicular rouTe was Traveled daily To classes. and so came To have a special meaning. The mark of progre s ssen us fhe gyms go up 'ETX Upper: Curr Sturm, Bill Kiger, Dennis Ryman, Robert Bronson and Gene Bar- bour repair engines in Diesel Engineer- ing. Lower: Another edition successfully out, sigh Kathleen Bosworth, Judy Mead, Donna Ward, Gilbert Moto and Par Coldren, iournalism students, Right: Jack Hopkins, Instructor, shows Tonya Taylor, Jacqueline Pearson and Mari Scheuer a copper necklace made in one ofthe crafts classes, ULASSES B. l-l, S. is a comprehensive school: that is. one where many tields are taught. Auto mechanics, homemalcing, agriculture-all these are available, and more besides. Thus the vocational student here has an ex- tremely wide variety ot career tields to choose trom. These vocational classes at B. l-l, S. not only Otter opportunity to acquire slcills which will better the individual in his tuture role as a wage earner, but they also allow the student to tind his special tield of interest and to develop it. l-le is taught to do and thinla tor himselt and to develop his sense ot independence. As the vocaf tional student is lilcely to be on his own in a tew years, his education is aimed at pre- paring him to tace the world and a iob. I AI lllilf lin' ff1!Yw41- I-rr-fmrniwfy 'law-.fsw are a vvnxyufmrfwiHV:fLHvlfL1Il1mf1TB.H.S. The Nlfif' Vvlllbfy 111 IVWLIVJIH VON pfffpfifff 'JU flmrwiu fur any rfxnlxur' thu! Hwy may nhcufnwfe uw 1 fLHf'f4f-. 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Srurhknff, G4-mqv Ginnopulos, physirs inshudor, um! lun Inks- mf- Ivvxvd fx! wovk on nn experiment Vo Und specific In-IH lnwvv vnqhl Mv Hrnkum rlmrussrrx Kudel Pre-fvvencsv Rewards with umlnhr-ru of hm -,nlrhrnnorv Inqlwsh dun 13' NWN H! .ww ,A-A s fa., M Ni. Q , 6 .., .. . a p , Q . , , ' - -I M'-l i' ..,. ' f i Be sure lo vote, was the plea at lhe annual campaign assembly held in Griffith Stadium. lhroughoul lhe year Balrersiield l-ligh School observed lhe many holidays and lra- dilions lhal have become so much a parl of ils school life. Alihouqh changes in ihe ap- pearance oi our campus were lalcing place rapidly, lhe changes in school cusloms were few. Qld lradilions were quiclcly replaced by popular innovalions. Diana Lee, Berniece Salcida, Homer Kern, Diane Dallimore, Gordon Fin- wall, Herb Ward, Carolyn Mayhew, Lorena Hale, Glenn Fenley, Carmen Hill, Mike Bulcher and Marcia Mack, represenling the Executive Board, wished you all cl Merry Chrislmas in the lradilional way. fs ,Q Betty Baker, James Noviel and Bobbie Reed prepare a Thanksgiving baske? for a needy family, ll. ll. . l'IiAlIITIO U A II IIULIIIAY Bolfreruliuld l llql'1 Sf.l'lOOl lradiliom included luollw qnla annual evenly and everyday cusloms llml lroquenlly wonl urmoliced. The raising ol The llaq, llw raleleria line, and The groups ol rlmliinq nludonlf. in Elm Grove were some ol llwf !'Vl5l'yflE!y lradiliorv, llwal mod ol us loolc parl ln. OHVKE a yearl' evenls Included formal flfamfru amd llwe Rally Club, Clwriilmas and IRC fXw,feml1li1 .. All ol llweze were loolced forward lo fmfl l'f'F1'1f!FT'lkJClT?fllCDUQ allerward. 11:41 ' '1 allen' 1 x 4 4 x AIIMINISTMTIUN L. McCuen Distric! Superintendent E Mr. T. l.. lvlcCuen finished anofher busy year as Superinfendenf of fhe Kern Counfy Union High School and Junior College Dis- fricf. The dufies of his office ranged from serving as adviser fo fhe Board of Trusfees in fhe employmenf of feachers and ofher personnel, financial affairs, and curriculum fo fhe developmenf of fhe building pro- gram. Under lvlr. McCuen's adminisfrafion a coordinafed sysfem of schools is rnainf fained in our disfricf. The BOARD OF TRUSTEES, as fhe confrolling body of fhe Disfricf, served fo guide our schools in all maffers of policy. One of fhe Board's rnosf imporfanf dufies fhis year was fhe allofmenf of funds for fhe new buildings now finished or being consfrucfed on our campus and for ofhers in fhe Disfricf. Their responsibilify in direcfing policies for eighf high schools and Bakersfield College proved fo be a large and imporfanf one. L 1 .: H. E. Woodworlh, Pres., Emil Bender, Alben S. Gould, Chesfer W. O'NelIl, Clerkg William T. Baldwin. lf 5 'l'l' l 'l'llll 'Ill liillill Many people connecied wilh the Kern County Union High School and Junior Col- lege Disirici worked together to provide disirici services. Everyihing from recruiiing ieachers 'ro mainiaining school busses is included in ihese services Thai are The back- bone oi our educaiion. Each type of service is under an adminisiraior, oi whom 'rhere are nearly Twenty, some fulltime and some wiih part-lime disirici responsibiliiies. Sev- eral have staiis io help carry on the work efiicienily. The work accomplished shows up in amazing siaristics, as, for example, the 48,000 plaie lunches served in five Disirici caieierias during January alone. ln charge of over- all adminisirafion was The Disiricf Superiniendent, while The Depuiy Superiniendent had charge of the business services and ihe Assisiant Superiniendeni the depariment oi insiruciional services. In the business services, each under an adminisiraior, were accounting, purchasing, caieierias, engineering, building and grounds, and pupil iransporiaiion. The depari- meni of instruction included insiruciional malerials, adull educaiion, aliendance, con- tinuation education. Testing and guidance, and supervisors and coordinators oi several subject iields including agriculiure, physical and health educaiion, disiribuiive educa' +ion and apprenticeship training. Working closely with our Disirici Superiniendenl, lvir. T. L. Mccuen. were Mr. Theron S. Taber, Jr., Depuiy Superintendent and Dr. John W. Eckhardt, Assisfanf Su- periniendeni. The rapid growih oi ihe eight high schools and junior college as well as adult division makes necessary rhese disirici services. y oll d f the district office, Mr. William A. Dennis, Financial Ad f th B H S. Student Body, and Mr. Theron Taber, Assistant t d 1 h rga of business affairs, discuss business records. Mr. Lung, Miss Burk ond Dr. John Eckho dt d c the d st 9:0 0 i Q. f 5 7-kr E R ght Seated I to Howard Whalen, A-By Fred nding I Sid Lang Ph Sp Carl Berra, Man Pe Virgrl Kirkpatrick StZ Glendon Rodgers, C nter R w I I t Betty Moahnke, Man-Peg Eloise Nelson Hom Mal Ruth Neiman F-Hol. R w II I to Helen Stone C E Georgie Arnold, Ph Sp Marlon Scott A B Emma Eandrrni, SLZ. Extreme right I to Herb Martin Dean of Boys: ve yn Schilling ean of Girls E C. Mills, Attend Couns Wallace Webster Attend. Couns. 'l Upper: Principal L. VV. Hedge takes time out from his constant round af duties lo flash a smile for the camera. Lower: Barbara Tucker, Sec. to the Prin. Cl' American public schools are designed to enhance those attributes ot its citizenry which have made this the greatest nation in the world-individual initiative, respect tor the rights ot others and a deep sense ot reverence. We hope that you have taken tull advant- age ot the opportunities which have been yours and that you will tultill obligations tor the protection ot those basic attributes in order that tuture generations may lilrewise enioy them. -L. W. Hedge eligible senior students. School Administrators. Principal L. W. I-ledge had a tre- mendous iob co-ordinating all adminis- tration ot Balcerstield I-ligh School this year. Two ot his duties were preparing schedules and hiring new statt members. I-le incidentally attended all taculty meetings and some student council meetings. Besides supervising corre- spondence courses tor non-graduate servicemen, he helped ditterent busi- nesses by tilling their vacancies with llll This year, his sixteenth as principal ot Bl-IS, lvlr. Hedge served as president ot the Calitornia Association ot Secondary -'iTlB25 ' llll ALL illl'lIlll'I'IE f-N-2st'N Riqhle Allen Cannon, Coeordincfcr of Cura cn 071 selinq, Kxheme Right: Bonnve Deal, Dir. of Tesling Our slali of COUNSELORS are busy people well gualilied in experience and l ' , , rain- ing lor ihe worlc They do. Each counselor was assigned To guide a parlicular sludeni during his lour years al Bakersfield l-ligh School. He considered each sludenl a spec- cial remponsibilily and assisled ihe pupil in selecling subiecls ol lhe grealesl inleresl lo fulfill his chosen major. If college was nol lhe sludenhs goal, 'rhen The counselor recommended subiecls and courses mosl suiled lo lhe s+uden+'s inieresls and abililies The counselors lrnew ihal lhere was always somelhing lo do, and lhey Tried lolhelp ovnry sludenl lind his parlicular goal. I+ was wifh ihe idea fhal each person has a place in lhe lulure lhal lhe counselor encouraged lhe sludeni' To praciice sell-direclion and acce l The nec l p essary regu a- lionf, and aulhorily as well as The privileges ol living in a democralic sociely. Besides The regular job ol counseling, many of rhe'counselors laughl one or iwo clauzc-s each day. These friendly and helpful Peo ,lesalso assisledwifh privale probe Iemf., niudenl adiusimenl io high school, sludenl governmenl and served as advisors lo many school clubs. . j , ' X ' Vs ' M ' 59 ', ..', 1' l I , 2 -QQ i . E i l ie: I l T 5, -, K1 3 '- U Wl'l'll Many people were busy around BHS keeping records of grades and alrlendance. The REGISTRAR recorded lhe grades and The honor roll, and made oul ihe eligibilily reporls. The ATTENDANCE SECRETARY lcepl' The records and lhe regisler bins slraighl. The PRlNClPAL'S SECRETARY. besides doing Mr. l'ledge's secreiariol worlc, supervised 'rhe clerics and mainlained lhe school calendar. lofi: Standing: l. io r.: Lillian Rea, Registrar, Mobs Vierlhalos, Assi. Registrar. Below: Sealed: I. lo r.: Sarah Baker, Steno. Prin. Off., Rose Robinson, Work Fermi? Off., Marion Serrano, Sec. to Dir. of Counselors, Agolha Vernon, Switchboard. Sfonding: I. lo r.: Blossom Scalena, Steno. Prin. Off, Belvo Scofield, operafor of Mulfigrcph Machinesg Margorie Hinkle, Vari-Iypisl, Memeo. Room, Ann Grandel, Sten. Prin, Off. urses Office, Cyrilla Rothstein, on D pl., Thelma Stankey, Sec. Ag. SI d q I Io E ly B o Se G I G J Id an Oaks, Bkrm. Prodar, Pearl a y R dak op,, Glenn Lindsay, Sludy H II P v Phyl R S D A IIIllll'llIl l'llIII'lIlll' 'lll lllll'llIl lhe NURSES' OFFICES never had a dull mornenl. Everylhlng from skinned knees lo brolfen bone: was Ialcen care ol, wilh vacclnallons and senior physlcals In belween. The LIBRARY wa-, a qulel place lor sludenls lo calch up on 'rheir readlng, worlc on lherneu and lerrn papers, or Iusl plain sludy. The BUSINESS OFFICE was run like a large business. An ellicienl slall handled nol only the money Irom lhe caleleria and sludenl slore, buf also The lreasurles ol Ihe many farnpu-I clubs., Over 2,200 zludenlg daily filed lnlo lhe schools largesl classroom, lhe STUDY I-IALI. ll waz a wonderful place Io sludyfor To sleep. l I N e LII H I B , I' . r.: 9 I Sh ll D Ihy Wh fy ,X Q I -1 f x, I F Veal, Bookkeeper, Evelyn Rigdon, I1 I Sealed: I. Io r.: Nell Dillon, lis oss, ec. Ag. cpl. av J 'Y 9, 0, 03 ,I m,,n-swag-f1m'l w ak' ll lllil Cll The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT is The largesT and one oT The mosT imporTanT on campus. Over one hundred secTions are TaughT by These Teachers. BUT liTe Tor Them is noT iusT one long day oT grammar and liTeraTure: The deparTmenT also includes speech, drama, iournalism and radio classes. The MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ofTers everyThing Trom general maTh and Trade maTh To solid geomeTry and advanced algebra. ln beTween There are AriThmeTic 3B-3A Tor commercial maiors, and algebra, geomeTry and TrigonomeTry Tor college pre- paraTory sTudenTs. WiTh recenT revisions in The maTh curriculum iT is possible Tor college preparaTory sTudenTs To compleTe Their Two years oT algebra in The TirsT Two years oT high school and Then go on To higher rnaThef maTics. Left: Row I: Seated, I. to r.: Eileen Bowling, A.B.g George Osborn, B.A.p Edith McLean, B.A., Dept. Hd., Lyman Odell, B.S. Row Il: I. to r.: Mary Elizabeth Wuggoner, A.B.p Joe Koegler, B.A., Wallace John- son, B.S., M.S. Row III. l. ta r.: Bernard Lustig, A.B., George Gianopulos, B.A.p Robert Coombs, A.B., M.A.p Ronald Clark, B.M. Not pictured: Margaret Meyer, B.A.p E. C. Mills, B.S., M.A., Calvin Mueller, B.A., MA., Ed. D., Kenneth Robesky, A.B. Below left: Row I: I. to r.: Peggy Cooke, B.A., Josephine Wiley, A.B., M.A., Robert Clark, B.A., M.F.A., Helen Stone, M.A. Row Il: I. to r.: Pauline Chenoweth, B.A., M.A., Elvin Hedgecock, B.A., M.A.g Sam Wallace, A.B., M.A., Dept. Hd., Pete Algra, B.A.g Fern Doe, A.B. Below: Row I: l. to r.: Theora Bartholomew, A.B.y Joy Rut, A.B., Daiman Matz, B. E., Martha-lee Myers, A.B. Row Il: I. to r.: Clara Porterfield, A.B., M.A., Donald Ringler, B.S., B.E., Harold Silverman, B.A., M. Ed., Marguerite Johnson, A.B., M.A. Not pictured: Gladys White, A.B.g Henrietta Showalter, B.A.p Joanne Cowley, B.S., Albert Lewis, A.B.p Maybelle Mentzer, A.B., M.A., Phyllis Payne, B.A., Beatrice Rose, B.A., M.A. Above: Row I1 I. to r.: Lucile Burk, A.B.g Josephine Wiley, A.B., M.A.p Maybelle Menlzer, A.B., M.A.g Joy Ruf, A.B. Row Il: I. to r.: Pauline Chenoweth, B.A., M.A.p Eloise Nelson, A.B.p Curt Fischer, B. A., M.A., Emma Sandrini, A.B. Not pictured: Ysabel Forker, Dept. Hd., A.B. left: Joe Copeland, Student Body President, Harold Silverman, Faculty Club President, and Zo Mason, Student Body Secretary, watched Principal L. W. Hedge lay lhe cornerstone of the new Administralion Building. Knowledge ol a lorelgn language opened new fields of work for sludenls. lnslruc- lors nn lhe FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT helped sludenls in a search for knowledge of 'rhe languages hislories, and cusloms of foreign peoples. The members of 'rhe ART DEPARTMENT gave 'rheir sludenls inslruclion in arl appre- ciallon and lhe lundamenlals of drawing and design. The MUSIC DEPARTMENT guided sludenls in 'rheir sludies of vocal and inslrumenlal music The lnsl of school sponsored musical performances was long and varied. a.A., cape. L. to r.: Calvin Mueller, B.A., M.A., Ed.D.g Wesley Moore, B.M., M.A Blanche Patton, A.B., Harold J. Burt, A,B., Dept. Head. Nol Pictured: Warren Wheatland, B.A. Row I: seated I. to r.: Don Doolin, B.S., Eleanor Frater, B.A., Dept. Seated: Row I: I. to r.: J. M. Chris Christensen, A.B., M.A.g Hd., Don Robesky, A.B., l.l.B. Ruth Nieman, B.S., M.S.g Albert Lewis, A.B. Row ll: I. to r.: Esther Pinnell, A.B., M.A., Elbert Stewart, B.A.g Raw ll: l. to r.: Charlene Van Vliet, ILA., W. G. Loesel, B.A.p Evelyn Schilling, A.B., M.A.g Howard Whalen, B.A., M.A.p Edith Glendan Rodgers, A.B.p Bill Harwood, A.B., A.M.p Betty l. Durfee, Fitzgihbon, A.B. A.B. Not pictured: Pete Algra, BA., Duane Anderson, B.A., M.S.p Curt Fischer, B.A. M.A., John Keene, M.A.p Anne Keeshan, A.B.p Kenneth Robesky, A.B. The SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT was concerned with developing in young, future citizens a greater understanding ol mankind. Whether in freshman world history or senior sociology classes. students considered problems ol society and sought tenta- tive solutions for a harmonious world in which to live. The BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of Bakersfield High School was among the first in California to inaugurate a new major whereby a student can be a college preparatory business education major. To all students, faculty members gave voca- tional instructions in business skills. Row II: I. to r.: Harold Hendry, B.S., Otto Asperger, A.B., M.A.p ' Rodney Wessman, B.S., M. Ed., Dept. Hd. Standing, I. to r.: Gladys White, A.B.p Clara Holmes, A.B.g Jean Hardy, A.B., M.A.p Mary Ritchie, A.B. Row I: l. to r.: Wallace Joh on .S., M.S.g Hester Kinnear, B.S.g Not pictured: Dorothy Mary Bitner, A.A., A.B., M.A,g lois Bradley, Marion Scott, 8.5.5 Georgw , .B. B.S. 24 . Yi? .' x 3 , .. r- sy r YJ Sealed: I. Io r.1 Anne Warner, B.S., Depl. Hd., Palriciu Peferson, A.B., Tana Marion, A.B. Slandinq: l. lo r.: Jo lonum, B.A.g Corinne Cox, 8.5.5 Mary Wesiacorr, B,A., Lorraine Garcia, 8.A. Row I I. Io r V Gcolqene Bihlman, ILA., M.A., Helen Bulla, A,B,, MA., Beverly Davis, B.A,g Velma little, 8 A Row II I. to l.' Gwen Teague, B.A., Marqu Rohcxky, A.B., M.A., Mruion lorher, B.5,g Caroline Tur n1ey,A FI, Hrvlry Moehnkc, 8,E, Row I I. Io r Paul Brigqs, B.A., US., Charles Sarver, A.B., G.S,, Evma1lDalbom, A.B., Slun Andronik, Iumm Turner, A,B., G.S. Row ll- I Ia r.: Donald Caxidc. A.B., Bill French, A.B., M.S., Dani. Hd , Henry Phixrer, A.B., Earl Snr- qenl, A.B,, Charles Bainbridge, A B, M. A, Wullnre Webder, I5 S , M.S 25 The I-IOME ECONCMICS DEPARTMENTS main purpose has been lo lrain girls lo become more skillful as homemalcers by providing coolcing, sewing and bridal courses, and a general background lor making lheir homelile happy and well-run. Besides ollering Ihe regular aclivilies ol dances, 'ream sporls, archery and swimming, lhe GIRLS' P. E. DEPARTMENT has This year inauguraled lhe very popular Co-ed P. E. class, consisling of inlervals of bowling and goll lor iunior and senior boys and girls. The BOYS' P. E. DEPARTMENT prepared boys fo meef be'r'rer fhe presenl day challenges by develop' ing heallh, physical slcills and slrenglh. If also slimulaled inleresl in acfivilies lhal will provide for a worlhy use ol leisure lime. - 's'-' 4 g wfmw-f1rwwsfm5'I'l11-Q Ziwve rig : I 1. Q 'hifi f 'lv' 5 . ii .--Q 1-an ...na .. nil Llfifil Kwifii E 5 ff x 5 Q. V I. ' I ' . ,Nqf NNW.. , mx! 'Y .5541 T .LI 4- ! f N2 Y A f ' I Row I: I. to r.: Howard Dickson, B.S., epl Charles Wood, B.S. Row II: I. to r.: Harvey Brockmeyer, B. . 1 .7 'Ben Sutton, B.S., Donald Schuett, B.S., J. W. Nielsen, B.S., M.S., Marvin Crass, Robert Davidson, A.B., M.A., Kenneth Whitney, B.S. ' The AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT offered lwo lypes ol instruc- lion for sludenls wilh agricultural maiors: classroom and larm labora- lory sludy, and lheir own home proiecl worlc. This lraining prepared the sludenis lor lhree phases of farm work: as a larm owner, as a 'larm employee, or as a larm lruclcer, insurance salesman, or larm real eslale age-nl. Members of the MECHANICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT trained slu- denls in lhe use ol lhe hand tools and machines used in aulo me- chanics, woodshop and the olher mechanical arts classes, as well as giving related inslruclions in maih and science. Many sludenls will use this valuable training laler on in their hobbies and professions. EXPERT Row I: I. to r.: Harry Drennan, Dept. Hd., Lowell Nelson, B.A.g Nobel Row lr l- to Y-1 5- D- GF-1995. Ffed BOIWY, B-A-i P970 Gilli, A-3- Stutzman. Row ll: I. to r.: Lyman Curtis, A.B., Del Whetsler, B.S., M.S.g Jack Row Il: I. to r.: Alvin Kleinhample, B.A., Lowell Kamror, A.B.p Milton Charvo, A.B. Perkins. Row III: I. to r.: Donald Lucas, B.A.p Pate Smith, A.B., R. J. Parsons, Row Ill: I. to r.: Gerry Smith, A.B.g Forrest Lynn, B.S., M.S.g leo Meyer, B.S. Walter Stiern. Not Dicturedi Raymond Cross, Burr Scofleld, B.A.g Charles Wood, B.S. 26 I 'IHIIIII FIIILIII Row I: I. to r.: Lyman Odell, B.S.: Clarence Culllmore, B.S., M.A., Dept Hd Ed Well A B M A Row Il: I. to r.: Lawell Kemrar, A.B.g Ray Buckle, B.S.: Lowell Nelson I A Willlam Goadban B.A., M.A. The DRAWING DEPARTMENT is concerned wiTh sTudenTs who have a cer- Tain slcill in The Tield of drawing. In eIemenTary mechanical drawing, machine drawing and archiTecTural drawing, sTudenTs are TaughT Techniques which help Them To become more accuraTe and sIciIITuI draTTsmen. Teachers oT The SCIENCE DEPARTMENT developed in Their sTudenTs an undersTanding and appreciaTion oT naTuraI phenomena, The operaTion of ma- chines and The naTure oT maTeriaI obiecTs. Teachers lcepT up on The IaTesT scienTiTic advances by aTTending summer school sessions and in This way could beTTer inform The sTudenTs and prepare Them Tor Their proTessions and environ- menT. Row I: I. to r.: Carter Phuir, A.B.g Homer Likely, A.B., M.A.f Georgia Arnold, B.S., M.S.p George Sagen Dept Hd A.B., M.A.g Ben Sutton, B.S. Raw Il: I. to r.: George Gianapulos, B.A.g Sidney lang, A.B., M.A.g Virgil Kirkpatrick, B.A.g Forest Lynn BS MS Dell Whetsler, B.S., M.S. Not picture: Albert Dennis, A.B., Francis Fraserg S. D. Gates, Gilbert Shimmel, B.S. X .fm.iAamg .- Elizabeth Coots, Manager, and Lorena Denny, Head Cook, check the tremendous cafeteria grocery list for the coming week. Row I: I, to r.: Clarence McCracken, Clarence Hamm, Joe DeMaria, Ted Hanks, Bill Jones, Henry Mangham, Richard Hughes, Ernest Frank, Noah Wells. Row II: I. to r.: Leo Treio, Harvey Miles, Clor- ence Harbin, Hiram Nichols, Fred Pope, Robert Beachel, Dennis Roberts, Joe Pruitt, Robert Fowler. Row III: I. to r.:Ora Newman, Fred Maneke, Carl Shields, Max Baker, Delbert Alexander, Jay Alexander, Fred New, Nick Savaya lyda Roberts, Mary Barbour. HELP Ellll EVERY Delinile contributions were made by lhe CUSTODIANS loward malring Balcerslield l-ligh School more enjoyable lor the sludenls. While some were busy keeping ihe grounds in spotless condilion, olhers mainlained the cleanliness within the buildings. Wilhoul custodians, iusl lhinlc how our campus would look! Did you miss brealclasl and have a hamburger and colce lor lunch? Then you are noi one ol 2,800 people who each day are served a snaclc or meal in the CAFETERIA. ll is slalled by Iwenly-lour paid personnel and lhirly-six parl-lime helpers. Meals are a science, planned, weighed and measured nulrilionally. BHS is loolcing forward to the new cafeteria, due lo open nexl year. EEE -A illfiii SR W' l. Iv 'M ? J ,V rd . , fl, ,,, Lx w W. W, . V, H . ff 1: f5.1 5,M ff A ' wx V X 1 X 4 x Y W , eq I 4 ,,: 1'.l 1 pw ha 5 W R , BL X ' ' iflgii , H411 , lhxr' .. NI., 'W H W lx' -. 1- jf C f' gf? ,, rd, , L LA K if wi: ' ' N521 if 1,1 ' N 'Q 1 X Mu '- JH, f V. 'L ' L v N- lm. 5, 1- -Q W N I 1 1, p. wf 'k,, ,1.,-- ... 4 4- -3 1 I W 1 ,A .ff- n 4 I A , ' 'Af' 1 y +4 x, , N , ' no 'P' 'f 1 a 1-O' .mwvw ,w1 .. X J ' 1 if xt PY N. -A Q. Vx PN. N. X . E. W A A 3' :SF was'- T is 5 Q w I: w Il: wlll: l. T. lv mv Q .QT ,hx A T' ll to r.: Charles Caldwell, Lloyd Seaton, Eddie Ryan, Leo Blair, Kenneth Dobbs, Harold Hamilton. to r.: Glenn Jackson, Ernest Berry, Jesse Lumpkin, Robert Femaine, William Riley. l. to r.: Bill Williams, Omer Stran, John Hazzard, Eugene Daniels, Harold Coe, James Wood. The sTudenTs can always depend on The TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT To help Them geT To Their various desTinaTions. wheTher iT be To school in The morning and home again in The evening, or To a P. E. class, or To imporTanT sporTs evenTs. They can also boasT very courTeous and saTeTy- minded bus drivers. Row I: l. to r.: Ruth Casey, Elizabeth Coats, Eleanor Arp. Row Il: I. to r.: Jewell Kewis, Geneva Grisham, Vera Webb. Row Ill: I. to r.: lrma Rutherford, Rhae Elder, Marie Rogers. Row IV: I. ta r.: Livy Jackson, Alta Tompkins, Ethel Bell, Inez Sims, Minnie Gaskin, Angeline Minton, Louise Cox, Margaret Michel, Lorena Denney, Gladys Owens, Lulu Pease, Bessie While, Hattie Peele, Edith Amos, Gerri Stundridge. in if CLASSES Carol Mayhew, Blue and Clara Tudor, Blue and White Ed., Cathy Graff, White Bus. Mgr., Herb Oracle Ed.p Gordon Fin- Ward, Oracle Bus. Mgr.L wall, Comm. Finance. Berniece Salcido, Hist. Right: Casting their choice. Extreme Right: Demanding to see their lawyer are Toni Dana, Marcia Mack, Mike Butcher, Zo Mason, Diana Lee, Gordon Finwull and Berniece Salcido, members of the Student government class. E. ll. . EXECUTIVE i T l During the annual March af Dimes drive, Ford Challis, Tom Jones, Homer Kern and Glenn Fenley, class presidents, examined the instrument which has saved so many victims of polio. Some ol The acliviiies of ihe EXECUTIVE BOARD included The l-lowdy l-lop, ihe dance which lhe sludenl loody welcomed The lrosh, and ihe irim- ming of ihe Chrislmas free. This year lhey spon- sored B. l-l. S. week, which will become an annual evenl. 32 rw A iv- F5 ? 'e-44 ?f'm M K , C This year's EXECUTIVE BOARD noT only inTroduced many new proiecTs buT Tinished The ones leTT by The previous boards. Every- lhinq ThaT concerned The sTudenT body was handled Through The board. The board Tinally puT inTo eTTecT Council Service Awards. They also made an exiensive survey oT The schools in The UniTed STaTes in order To improve con- diTionf. al B. l-T. S. The clean-up campaign was sponsored by Them. A suqgesTion box was placed in The AdminisTraTion Building so They could qeT The ideas and The opinion oT The sTudenTs They represenTed. The board also revised and rewroTe The Driller Way,'T The sludenl handboolr. uf- - ' x .. 1 +1 x Wm' ' X V Q. v X ,, X 5 ' T ,s . 'flies ..,f,,Q tl J, . 'Jug ' H + Y. T . . X .E .. ,M yu . l 5. R ' v' iffxwi AE' T :5f' Tw is , x T ey i ,wr V N, I T , V 4 T' , 52, . -If . l Sas l ,Q 5 x -Q.-13 'Clif' M fi - A i Xi Joe Copeland, Pres., Toni Dano, Comm. Clubsp Homer Kern, Sr, Pres., Pam Knight, Hd. Song Leader, Diana lee, Hd. Yell leader. 33 'K -V Q .. . s l My .53 , wi ' T s 5 Q 1 V e F 'A ' E RS I ,K T- iii Qi' rg ss-5 wi! , Q ' f' x as . 1 I N R. 3 N-or 5 , 3 ..,. N i ' X A S51 i 1 if . A ' 1 .., , .f Si, ,. . s . 5 , V . . .. Ak K T ' -Q . '4 , s N fi Xf ffl- ff'. . . if in if 3 5 X X S Mike Bulcher, Vice-Pres. Marcia Mack, Comm Rallies, Tom Jones Jr Pm., Bob' sfhiniao, Soph. Pres., Glenn Fen Iev, Frash Pres, Zo Mason, Sec., Don Franklin, Comm. Awards, Carmen Hill, Jr. Rep., larelta Hales. Soph. Qep., Diane Dallimore, Frosh Rep. CLASS 0F '55 Above: Ann Hilton discusses proper banquet behavior with the council members who are plan- ning the senior etiquette book. Right: seated: l. to r.: Homer Kern, Pres., Judy Howells, Sec. Standing: I. to r.: Ken Lawrence, Vice-Pres.g Dennis Meeks, Treas, Were you The TorTunaTe senior who received The SIOOO scholarship presenTed by The CLASS OF 55 ? The scholarship was made possible by The class's conTinuous worlc Tor The pasT Tour years. Besides preparing Tor The Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama, The seniors sold class pins To members, a TirsT aT Bl-lS. Especially enjoyed by The seniors were The Senior Banquei' and The long-awaiTedAGraduaTion Tollowed by The Whing Ding. Row I: I. to r.: Virginia Dalby, Betty Dodds, Teckla Granada, Arlene Garcia, Pai Wood, Wilma Neufield, Dustye Overfurf, Shirlee Giminiani. Row ll: I. to r.: Judy Howells, Sue Hayhome, Julie White, Diane Carnine, Barbara Reed, Barbara Frazier, Mariorie Hughes, Sue Aubrey, Jeanne Sandberg. Row Ill: I. to r.: Homer Kern, larry Jenkins, Judy Gregory, Jan Hess, Carol Scott, Pat Beck, Dennis Meeks, Duane Lester. Row IV: I, to r.: Don Doolin, Adv., Walt Frazee, Ray Simpson, Kenny Lawrence, Tom Dunham, Frances Abbott, Bobbye West, Ann Hilton, Henry Heinrichs, Dave DeVore. Attractive flower girls add glamor to graduation F Can anyone ever TorgeT The exciTernenT and anTicipaTion wiTh which The Class oT '55 loolred Torward To graduaTionf7 IT was an irnporTanT nighl in The lives oT all The seniors. They had pracTiced many long and hard hours and were eager Tor ThaT special nighT To come. Many acTiviTies came belore ThaT greaT evenT. FirsT were The senior exams. lNo one could get along wiThouT Thosell Then The Tun sTarTed wiTh The Senior Banquet The Senior Picnic, The Junior-Senior Prom, BaccalaureaTe, Class Day, and Tinally gradua- Tion iTselT. The and was near as graduating seniors marched into Harvey Auditorium tor the Baccalaureate service. Miss Bonnye Deal supervises the Senior Achievement Examinations 4 .,,.--z 13 avr? . - 'W R ,X I A ,pw Abbott, Frances Aguirre, Erma Anderson, Edward Anderson, Shirley Atkinson, Carolyn S S -summer school graduate Abbott, Ronnie Allen, Leslie Anderson, Janet Angone, Andonietta Aubrey, Sue Adam, Geralyn Allenthorpe, Robert Anderson, John Arnett, Joann Austin, Larry 36 e f' Adome, Ophelia Allmon, Melvin Anderson, Pot Arnold, William Baker, Betty Lee , .1 M Adkins, Arlene Amason, Howard Anderson, Phyllis Arthur, Beverly Baker, Beverly Baker, Dean Banducci, Albert Bass, Dixie Lee Beasley, Wallace Baker, Bob Banducci, Eileen Baty, Marian Beauchamp, Alice Beer. Down Bell, Faye r aa ,mr- . R. 41141, ...Q H .,. G, 2 ' ll ' 'f 81' ' A P 355 fi-V ., , A . n Y '5,,. Qu., Bales, Montry Bales, Gene Baughn, Nella Bebout, Eldon Bellinger, Darrell 'Cx Ballard, Larry Barclay, Roderick Baxter, Richard Beck, Patricia Bennett, Sharon ff? :.. .N W5 .Qi X ,S Y' Q l X xx K S S X 17 IVY , wu- Ballingoll, Glenn Barnes, Barbara Bean, John Beebe, John Bertrand, lloyd 1 ew. NS Su N Q X 'Nw it mf i lx Q E 5 Lt.. Rb pw E K an 'U' Q .mmf Q'- Q K . . A gp .fi . In - 2 t 5? ' N-is Q cc, B ,, , HZ: .,A: B I Vv ' X ' J lv Billings, Wanda Blackburn, Louise Blind, Norman Bowen, Colleen Boyd, Gary QW X 2' X Q' is H 5 Jr, W wc R w hiv 3 Q N-F B all X Birks, Emil Blackwell, Don Boe, Donald Bowser, Waller Boyer, Charles N.G. Birks, Esfher Bisby, Andy M.T. Bisson, Gladys Blakely, Earl Bland, Simone Blaylock, Frances Boese, Jack Bolen, Helen Boullinghouse, Lois N.G.-non-graduale M.T.-mid-lerrn graduate Kelly Skinner, Hank Russell, Melba Hensley, and Slanley Myers enioy Vhemselves by roasting ho! dogs cl the Senior Picnic. 38 fn-naval ', lun:-I Pull an 3 N,,r' arf' s ' ii? ffiifrf . Q v ,V I I. -ij +, 1,1 -l-.14 -T E Q9 rv , fir gs ,f al-gs! fi fliriw, Puulu Bvurlriik Bvrrnrl, Audene Hu-wlon, Of-nr-vu Brings, Norman N O Brock, J O. llvnrrrlwvll, Vrllvir k n qrclrluulrr vi, I1-nr-I Glbuon, lluulxuru Lemons Janie Townsend Sh'll P , , 1 ey al- li-rxon, lrmiri- llumim-i, Musli-uw Glunson, lump! Milrhell, Coral Small, and Marlene Wvnrlla-Inn bovrow Ulu' lmys urffmrns lor U ' i lillli- qnme ol their own. Q 'lu' xp 39 Brand, Cmol Briggs, Vonessg Bronson, Roherl W1 l Nl . X A 1 X x ,. QQ X 5 K x. ' N Q , ,W A -v 'U .. L -'Qi -N 51' fy-if . - 'K - iw Bralcha, Peggy Brigham, Sylvia Brown, Folvic Brown, Naoman Brunton, Madeline X 'Su 5 X Quail' aww ff' Brazee Brighl, Brown, Brown, Buckle, on '35 I, Carol Nancy Jerry Robert John Bull, Jerry Bussey, Bill Bulls, Marlha Cargill, Donald M.T.-mid-'erm graduale E Illli Bundy, Mary lou Buller, Donna M.T. Byrd, Lloyd Carnine, Diane dvr' '31- ,, r zm , W- . Burke, Richard Bufler, Fred A. Cable, Jeannie Carter, Manuel Burns, Mary Buller, John Calderwood, Sheila Caslro, William sir ma ..,. sg, , , . : ' f . L 'Q l 5' Castro, Rita Catania, Gail Chabot, Virginia Chandler, Rebekah Chavez, Eller Moe Cherry, Alon Cherry, Bruce Chnsnut, Gordon Chicklenis, Harry Ching, Douglas Churchwell, Ronald Cimantol, Madeline Clark, Kenneth Clark, Nancy Clarke, Donald Clayton, Jack Clalond, Gloria Clymer, Jack Coats, John Cobbx, Geraldine ' Coblu, Shirley Cocking, John Colbert, Dorothy Colo, Beniamin graduate 4I 3 , I . , ' -S J,--'V f. 1 'I Jfffii' r in v :fr , ?. .H , . 1 'Y X is udilv' Q Yin-.v mv'- r , ,wif ' is , Wins .QW W sl , if Q X or if X E xg, 2' . ..,.,... , .,:..A. zb.. , ..:: - W Coleman, Kay Copeland, Joe Welch, Viola Cosme Cumming, Kennefh Danielson, David Collom, Jae Copeland, Lenora Caslon, Ralph Curran, Daniel Davis, Benson Congdon, Carolyn Copus, William Cowan, Billy Dacus, Gary Dairs, D. C. 42 Q Q L ,:-' fi Conley, Mari-Lynn Corse, Alvin Cowell, Dwain Dalby, Virginia Davis, Ernest, Jr. Cook, Margie Corse, Fred William Crum, Geraldine Dana, Toni Davis Marilyn '-....w.,,,,, Benhclm, Palricia Davis Damon, lyndle Doane, Edward Dooley, Gayle Drew' Fred M.T.-mid-term graduuie Q ul E .. -A as LLL ul' .:,. 43 J, 1 wi.. Dean, Annie Moe DeVore, David Dockery, Charlena Dormoier, Jerald Duke, James ,, A Ilhn I ':.- V Y Q L,uz-...V K L- E Deibel, David De Vries, Jack Dodds, Beify Dormaier, Shirley Dunham, Tom ,TI P -V , 'J + sig! , fa 186. f Q f ,Arr n 1 Demos, Carol Dickson, Richard Donafhan, Beity Drake, Edward Durham, Don -gf-4' .X .xr -X svn., r V D x Dennison, Don Dixon, Joseph Dong, Wilbur Drake, Tom Edwards, Don X1 ig... Q X N X . . :Xi X 'X .X ,X is X .Q , X X .- sf, i X 5? xx! X X , X .X X X Q X X , . in V A, Edwards, Wanda Esles, Joe Fenger, Margarel Finwall, Gordon Fisher, Rhoda M.T.-mid-term graduale N lf H if M 1 5 .. 32 5 'Qi ,F rim 'S l , Edwards, William Everlse, Mary Ann Fernandez, Patricia Fischer, Clarke Fitzgerald, lanel Eills, Phyllis M.T. Elrich, Earl Embray, Belly Farley, Billy Faulkner, Tommy Fahr, Palricia Ferrand, Bob Fillmore, Clyda Filson, Shirley The many people who wen? lo the Whing-Ding afler gradualion enioyed dancing F F! E u 44 .nv M.T Flammang,1ean Fools, Caroline Fralier, Barbara 1 NL Fl ll R gg , - Flekal, Shirley Foremasler, Earnest Freeze, Beulah du, nnlmlainmenf, has cakes, free pinball machines and breaklasl, x .wus - ' if 2 Q 5 N 1 -arf l W 5 . Q l Flint, Robert Fowler, Sieve Frey, Richard x ,rf me 567 wx 'fm M.T.-mi NG? Flippin, Barbara Franklin, Don Frye, JoAnn Gaines, Donald Gaw, Gale d-'erm graduafe 'lf Flippin, Wanda Fraxee, Waller Fussell, Eldon Gamble, Gerald Garber, Loretta Garcia, Arlene Gibson, Jane? Gipson, Bobbie Golf, Michael M T.-mid-term graduate Garcia, Mary Giffra, Frances Gleason, Marlene Graff, Catherine ix ..:..: 1 ..,,....:, ,-.- , t I: ..,,: . 3 .5, ',5. P :' 'l 2 '- 'f Q ,Q -',--. Q ' , - wi. E lllll Gardner, Helen M.T. Gil, John Glynn, Richard Granada, Teckla U rl- ,,.-5 I if . H f' i J i c -3 -Q iss? ,N N., ,' . - f' 1 ': 2::.5:E2:E:.a:: 3:3 A , .ff , enlrc 'M Geer, Carroll Giminiani, Shirlee Goesling, Wendell Grant, Gary Gibson, Don Ginn, Mary Alice Gordon, Norvin Green, Robert - 535 H 22 .. zz if-,. - 5 - 5: :,.. , ..,.. H t -- X .El f' ry ,. 2. fl -V 4 'l '- E'.':1:Z,:.:::.--. .,.:.. A X miami. f-' -'-' X 5 f w , M.T. 5.5. M.T,--mirl farm S S. summer sr Graqaly, Donald Cvreqary, Judy C-rihhen, Sally Gualon, Lorenzo Hnll, Claudia Halsled, Millon Hamlin, Elma Jean Hamlyn, lane! Gary, Janice Hummer Hancock, Barbara Haney, Edward Hanluy, James Hansen, Karen Horns, Darlene Harrington, Glenda Harrinqfon, Olana Harris, Joann Harrison, Clarence Harrixon, Darlene Harrison, Joan Hnyhome, Sun Haynes, Shirley Hoyslefv, Albert Healh, Mary qraduate hoal qraduatre 47 Q ' R .l l Q '3 V , 3-Q -I! , --a i? fr ' ,JMS 6 1 ra l Q-f r' 2 .. '- 4 1 S ,f rl ww 'Q' 3 w ilu ml ' RZ k X Q is 'S' wa , W N S 4' X . ix X N W 5 X an X ' W.,-am, K ' k J' A 'Qi mi' Q MM 4 5 4, x 1 - 2 J. ,Q V 33 ggi-,,-is 5 . 9X34,g25gg,1wHf4g gg 95' -gli in 'feflggsifz f jg-new: 3 . .lg Q ,mm Heinrichs, Wesley Hemmerling, Anne M.T. Herrgesell, Jim Hilburn, Kalhryn Holden, Julie M.T.-mid-term graduale S.S.-summer school graduale Heinricks, Henry Hendricks, Belly Herring, James Hiller, David Holder, Bernice Helm, Eleanor Hensley, Melba Hess, Janice Hilton, Ann Hopkins, Wanda 48 Hellon, Wesley Henson, Mary Hewill, Beniarnin Hockell, Irene Harack, Larry Hemingway, Donald Hernandez, Baldirner Higgins, Phyllis Hodson, William Horan, Terry 1, 525 Home, Carole Hubbard, Kennelh Hughey, Shirley Mafhis, Charlene Jackson Jeong, Edward -mid-lerm graduale 2 -an f , , ,14 Q vi Q B vi Houchin, Diane Klassen, Barbara Humuhrey, Leroy Jackson, Diann Jen, Serdena Hughes :Q H, Wal' w '- L. 'K Houchin, Pavly Hughes, Emmitt M.T. Inpyn, Dlona James, Carol Johnson, Anim 'lllf ug? 'QIZTIIP' ' 5 . 'Mm QM J 5 .,.. . J li x .ga fi ,.15- -M' 45 Howard, Barbara Hughes, Mariorie Isaac, Alice Jeffries, Dwighl Johnson, Donald s . A 9 s ir f vi' -N 174514 K sg' 5 Q as 'Uh Howeus,Judnh Hughes, Phillip Isaak, Dorolhy Jenkins, larry Johnson, Douglas wef X, . ,E?e, ll if H 'TH'-r', we Q 'U - X Qi! my xv 'wsssw' gy. Jones, Melvin Jones, Neil Janes, Sandra Jung, Arlene Kalson, Judith Karrer, Mary Ann Keetch, Sheryl Kelin, Lila Kelliher, Billy Jones, Betty Anne Jones, Carol lee Jones, Sterling Jordon, Virgie Keathley, Bob Keener, Myrtle Kerley, Janis Kern, Homer Key, Leslie M.T. Keyes, Bonnie M.T.-mideterm graduate These smiling couples take time out to pose for a picture al the White Christmas Formal. lf so NNW Kidd, Helen Kiger, William Kilbourn, Dale Kimell, loan Kiriser, Jowayne Kinzelr llldllll Knopf, Kay Knox, Roy Koen, Mdrlurw The proud students ol BHS who earned the C,S.F. Gold Seal on their diplomas are- Su lel' I - ' a sr . to r. Ronald Tay, loye Stewart, Ton: Dana, Colleen Bowen, James Lake, Slandinq. Row I. I. to r,: Clara Tudor, Zo Ellen Mason, Teckla Granada, Viola Cosrne, Catharine Grall, Janet Reed. Row Il. I. to r. Charles Sodikoll, Judi luan, Sylvia Brigham, Bob Moore, Larry Horarlm, Frances Abbott, Wilbur Dong. fx' ,593 ,, -'mf 4 5l if ' T r,.- l - AY M.T. M.T. M.T.-mi Kimmel, Tiata Kisselburg, Syble Kopischke, Roger! Krevilt, Roland Lackey, Carole d-term graduate King, Karen Knight, Pamela Kramer, Gloria Lake, James Lackey, Paul X X X ? X Lancaster, Shirley Lawson, Sue Le Blanc, Robert Lemons, Barbara Larro, William Laycock, Michael Lee, Willie Rulh Lester, Duane l 1 lewis, Norma N.G. Lighlner, Rilo likenx, lim Linslrom. Dianne lindsay, Peggy lillle, Bob S S. Lomas, Rosie looney. Perry lopez, Mary Ellen loveland, Jim lucas, Haven lucas, .Jerry lusalrela, Johnnie Macies, Frances Mack, Marcia Mackie, James Maddox, Sue Maddox, Tom Magee, Margaret Mahon, James Maness, Carol Marlon, Belly Marnoy, Grady Glenn Marolf, Bruce N G non graduale S S summer rchaol graduate 53 'Nav 3' NN fl . K J ',.. 'J s i - 1 A X if VLH' . , . gk X ,, , ' X. I ,r U - . ,X . is 'Y' X - M' ' .Q 1 X- is E X rw me 5 W N, S H' F' .S Q 5 ,B if X, K 1- X 1 f y is is I .. A :.- .i.. all sim : Q , .1wJ 'l' X wi 3 ' ali if, xv,-I' Marshall, Dick Massa, Sharon Mau, Carol Medford, Patricia Mello, Charles N.G.-non-graduaie M,T,-mid-term graduaie M'-Q , ,,. Q , i - 'Q R Marshall, Louella Massey, Melinda Maxwell, Judilh Meek, Barbara Meyers, Richard M.T. Mariimez, Nellie Malhews, Tonny Mayfield, Bill Meeks, Dennis Miller, Richard 54 ' Mason, Belry Matthews, Larry Mayhew, Carolyn Meeks, Tommy Miller, Harold A Mason, Zo Ellen Mattson, Roy Meadows, Donna Rae Mefford, Vivian Miller, John Mills, Chuck Mirchell, Jane! Moody, Murgclrer Morris, Janice Myers, Slanley -mid-larm gruduole summer school graduare an lu- i 2. 1,14 hr, if .ln fax I , Mills, Jack Milchell, Kennelh Moore, Jim Morrison, Dennie Myers, Suzan 4: ff.. S. 'WA l 'N Mills, Joan Moland, Corl Moore, Robert Mullins, Wanda McCabe, Pol of ., - M.T. Mince, Bill Monroe, Diane Moreland, Frank Murphey, Edna McCain, Claudia Ming, Thorrell Moneymoker, George Morrill, George Myers, Adelya McCoIIie, James K S' W S 1 gy ,. .... X 1 N 'CMF' S 94 , . 1 A ' , rw fa-E 4:.':? ,. , emi, .. r., . ,, M. f'?'1 W ,. .,,: .-. i ie: .W ,, W fi Y all ,, if rl 4:1 F fi? f '-3'-'lb WM Rf? E F , 53 fue r 1 ,gk Y' 522'-:gt r My 'X M' f an sv W l .- .g,,...,- ' ' . W ns.,-.:f, N Ag,kV?,.., . Q43 I :liz ,. X W ,N 19452 V - fx Q V- , J f 'N ff- as s x r r Q- 6222, iffiii 'hwvvf' Wu r l N 2 QSHW. McCarlhy, Michael McKinnon, William Nelson, Sherrill M.T. McGary, Carl McKnigh9, Darrell Newfield, Wilma McGough, Thomas McKnight, Norman Newmeyer, Diane McCan, Roger McKinney, Clarence McMillan, Denyse Newlon, Gerald Nielson, Erlene M.T.-mid-lerm graduate Bill Le Flare, Jim Vaughan, Gary Boyd, Pam Knighl, Nancy Winn, and Melinda Massay show the Dopular hair slyles for l955. M.T. McCann, Mary McKinney, Sherrill McReynoIds, Dan Nicks, Robert Northway, Audrey 56 34 sr 'I--.2 Oulu, Alvin Orr, Earlene Padula, Fred ol hlqh xrhoal wilh Jerry Slephens on Class Day. sis, ff? - - ' 'ii l Qi I my , 'Y' 5 .:., 5 . .g ..- I I lg, A Oldershaw, Paul Owens, James Palmer, Chervie Olsen, Marlene Overlurf, Duslye Pankey, Janice X qv? NAB Arlene Garcia, Donna Shackellord, and Eddie .leong lalk about lhe las! lour years lll 57 Olsen, Galen Owens, Bobbie Leon Parham, Linda Pailersan, Shirley Peabody, Frank M.T.-mid-Derrn graduale Olson, Shirley Owens, Patricia Pascoe, Waller Fallon, Nancy Pearson, Jaqueline Peckham, Earl Perry, Grover Pimienla, David Polson, Gloria ll lllll Penney, Anita Phillips, John Pinheiro, Gladys Porler, Barbara :i!r ,LTYFSQSL f ' f , Penninglon, Harvard Pieper, William Plummer, Jacqueline Puller, Bill ,WF - L 155 . 6 Pollar, Sharon Poulson, Dawn Pounds, Marian Powell, Froncus Powers, Deloyce Prueh, Barbara Y Pruill, Wannelia i Prunsll, Leslie I Quan, Judilh Quinil, Julia Rohm, Darline Rumuy, Joann Rami1l,1ucnifu M T Ra Pe, Irma Roper, Dale Reed, Barbnra Reed, Bobby Reed, Jane! Reigel, Jon Renlvo, Deliqhi Reulrow, Floyd Rex, John Rey, Glenda Reynolds, Jack graduule 59 R., . isa: ' J ', X :I .E ,, ik 1555.5 - -' 'ss X X M.T. Rhoades, Mary Alice Roberison, June Rogers, Jim Rushing, Doyle Sabedrcu, Delores M.T.-mid-term graduale M ig I2 'Si x is ,aims -1 - . . -v.: ..-1. - ...L 1 ff-if 1, in Q . J' I NX , . Rhoodes, Wanda Rodman, Dick Rogers, Phyllis Rusk, Elizabeih Salcido, Bard Rice, Alice Rodriquez, Jessie Rowe, Ronald Russell, Henry Salcido, Berneice 60 . E 5 ii. , W A 1 ,.,, ,. K . W .A S Q 1 -:sm ::::s5,gga fs., flcmiig W '- E - , sf ' , ff' Richardson, NancY Roesle, John. Rudnick, Robe: Ruvledge, Rolex! Scheuer, Navi Roberson, Richard Rogers, Alvin Ruelos. Anionia Ryman, Dennis Schwartz, Delores 'r Y M T -mid Schwab, Claudine Seanor, William Shea, Dennix Sherman, Nadine Sims, limmv -farm graduale I ,yi 3 v O 2 i f' . f f- f Q Q ffl :,,: .Maia 5 E, H-5 wg:-an . My l X f ,f - -:.., V 'X X A, i -dj if Sanders, James Seiberl, Conrad Shelton, Janice Short, Claudia Skinner, Kelly Scoll, Carol Seilz, Dinah Shelton, Richard Simpson, Ray Slenlz, Belly 19 1 M T.. 'u'1v.:l'C.6.. . . in 74.5, I sgaflfix. A 4 '?vw'-WN-'ITS Stoll, Charles Shackelford, Donna Sheppard, Dorlha Simpson, Susan Sloss, Phillip nn , I NG l N f' X D ,... , Scoll, Melvu Turner, Shirlay Sharp Sherman, Archie M.T. Sims, Alice Srnellie, Bob wwf 'Y 1 Smetzer, lorry Smith, Rosalie Snyder, Mary Lau Sprague, Pete Stondridge, Bobbye a. r M, - 3 N' 4 at Sl? fa, I QE! . ,--'- - ff V A S. , . 2 --.. P .. :,,, . .2 g .,.' f f , , k'f. Smith, Bob Smith, Sharon Sodikoff, Charles Springer, Eugene Sfansbury, Dale f 55 3: A, X if i 5, ,rs by H ,Q P if 5 a get ' W -f'- 'I ' C , I ,gr-1 A f fl if X Smith, Geraldine Smith, Harold Smith, Jimmy Smith, Stanley Smock, Tracy Snyder, George Sparks, Frances Spence, Don S.S. Spears, Trenton summer school graduate Bob Baker, Fay Bell, Be-My Dodds, Elizabeth Rusk and Chuck Mills ore all dressed up for the Senior Banquet. 62 l 'QP 1 'V , ' J l f'X 6' sr-9 -I x pil. S, -.f ' CTFSV Slanshury, Melbourne Slephens, Jerry Stone, lahn ,N if Q D A 5 , I I. 1 ' , X b , A Y r . l e G 3 1 it - We Q M, :nee :Nw 47' Slorinu, Jim Stark, Gary Slephens, Kenneth Slephenson, Paul Sl. Onqe, Joline Sfouv, Faye IVR study lime far Chase boys. . .,,.. Y, YI 'Mm 'J' 1' 3 if Q 63 n Slcrr, Jane Slewurl, Joye Sirasner, Doyle Sullivan, Bennie Sweet, Lora Slephens, Jerry Stone, Chuck Slumbaugh, Barbara Swayne, Jo Anne Tolman, Gail Taylor, Jean Terrell, Dewitt Thompson, Sid Thurslon, Carolyn Taylor, Pamela Thomas, Erma J. Thornber, Richard Tillery, Gerald E lllll Taylor, Tonya Thomas, Shirley Thornburg, Alvin Tincher, Phil Tedrow, Thomas Thompson, Charles Thorp, Bill Tinkham, Ruth Temple, Shirley Thompson, Jo Ann Threewil, Clayfon Townsend, lane fix ,' A T Y 5 5 rv X' g r Kirks . Toy, Ronald Tracy, Duellc Triviti, William Trogdon, Sherry Trout, Margorie Tudor, Clara Turner, Harvey Turner, Jerry Twisf, Frnddy Tye, Wanda Tyner, J. D. Turnipseed, Thomas I 5 , 65: Q i Tyreu, Donrru Vulnnline, Marilyn Vuluniuula, Viviun Vullorlmr-s, Anqirf ,haf Von Saul, Lawrence Vaughn, James Vaal, lee Villa, Ernest Villclecl, Raymond Wagner, Cheryl Wahlenmuier, Art Waldrcm, Alfred 65 -we vp- , . ,185 to s Wk ..,. c was n 4' ...,.. 1 V Q Walker, Henry Walker, Melba Wallace, Mary-X Wammack, George Watson, Gwendaly Watson, Jane Welch, Ray Weller, Dick Berry, Marlene Wendleton Werts, Sana Jane Walker, Orval Ward, Herbert Wallenbarger, Jim Wells, Benny West, Roberts 65a Wallace, James Warren, Janice Watts, Carole Wells, Joyce West, George Wallace, Kirk Washington, Jess Webb, Gary Welschmeyer, Margaret Wheeldon, Margaret Wivllv, Dolu Wilholn, Clarenu- s 5 w.ru.mm, Jam Winn, Nnncy Wolll, Marion uumrner school groduale fmirl term qraduale r-5 'l'U!9f. While, Julie Wiley, James Wilson, Doris Wirth, Robert Wood, Don While, Loyd Wilkerson, George Wilson, Freda Wise, Charlene Wood, Patsy 'X if L1 .dig I1 M While, Sherman Williams, Adele Wilson, Richard Wilherow, Violel Woodard, Johnny P' S A sig W f .. .r ,.,, x 4 I l r N . X 'i'i ' i l K l N 5 i x X? JJ! 1 iifw J X Vllilbanks, Nelda Williams, Donnie Wilson, Shirley Wofford, Dale Young. Barbara T' 'igxwxxwf 4' -for M.T. M.T. M.T. 5.5. 5.5. 5.5. M.T. M.T. M.T. 5.5. S.S. M.T. M.T. M.T. M.T. Beal, Eddy Beck, Carl Ray Berona, Glen Bosse, Everett Bridges, Terry Broussord, Belly Joann Caolerwood, Pete Chapman, Anne Clark, Nola Faye Clover, Retha Inez Coburn, Larry Cork, Savanna Dalrymple, Roger de lemas, Beverly Dickinson, Shirley Dixon, Clarence Dyer, Richard Fogle, James Freeman, Stanley Fuson, Barbara George, Robert Ghiglio, Aldo Gibson, Janette Goodwin, Helen Graham, Jimmy Groves, Pierce Grosso, Kenneth Guerrero, Emily Hamilton, Arnold Hickok, Fred Hicks, Billy Joe Hood, William' Irons, Colleen xi Johnson, Eddie Kennedy, Patricia Kilgore, Booker Kimmel, Danna Loughlin, Wanda leal, Cosimero lindell, Melvin lusarreto, John S.S.-summer school graduate M.T.-mid-term graduate S.S. Zarkos, Carol Zunino, Rvonne ,QR ll'l l'lli'I'UIlEll Mayhall, Mickael Manson, Mary lee Medley, Dallas Mantogomery, Roger Moore, Dorothy Moore, Melvin Morden, Mary Morin, Matha Mueller, Gerald Mulz, Villion Myers, Richard McClure, Clinton McDonald, Melvin McKay, Frank Niblett, Charles Oliver, John O'Reilly, Mary Ann Orte o, Michael Owens, Mary Parmenler, Jo Anne Payton, Thelma Loretta Poter, Allen Potts, Richard Reed, Ronald Reynolds, Buddy Robertson, Sylvia Schmidt, Aldene Schmidt, Hanna Sheppard, Bertha Moy Slevens, Alsoe Slurm, Curlis Thomas, Daniel Timberlake, Bill Tripp, Charles Tucker, Rex Van Cleave, Gerald Vaughn, Keith Wolters, Barbara Whitfield, James Winterton, Lyle Woodall, James ITXT 'l'IlI' Wfiil, college, or armed Torceu-which will iT be? Thir, in The quesTion many aeniors lind Themuelvei, Thinlcing abouT. lT's a big deriuion and The aeniors realize iT. Those who do decide To worlc aTTer graduaTion are laced wilh The problem OT whaT lcind oT iob and how To geT iT. Many sTudenTs have a parT Time iob while They are in high school. Thin given Them The experience and Training ner.e','.ary Toward Tinding a QTeady iob. While some 1.TudenT', decide To worlc, still oTherf. decide To aTTend college. One way To geT inTormaTion on The various colleges and Their requiremenTs is To Tallc To a repref f.enTaTive Trom a college. Also The armed lornem appeal To many eT The senior boys. Some enTer wiTh The inTenTion oT iusT serving a lew yearn while olhera enTer wiTh The inTenTion oT malcing a miliTary career. High nchool ha-. well prepared seniorz Tor any oT The Three choices. 65d ,Juv 5 I kgs!! CLASS 0F Tili Above: Riot in Cell Block Nine as dramatized by David Forgie, Don Gooch, Mike Bradford and Larry Calderwood, members of the Junior Class. Right: Seated: l. to r.: Tom Jones, Pres., Linda Carlisle, Sec. Standing: I, to r.: Mike Bradford, Vice-Pres., Sandra Burnett, Treas., Carmen Hill, Rep. at Large. Another lirsl' on lhe campus of Bl-lS, which aroused inleresl nol only al school but in the community as well, was lhe carol lricks infro- duced by the JLJNlOR CLASS during loolball season This year. The members of the council successfully carried out lheir iobs by helping conduct school government and by promoting lhe activities il lheir class, one of the most enioyable oi which was lhe Junior-Senior Prom. Row l: I, ta r.: Carol Mosley, Carmen Hill, Kay Jarrard, Nancy Morris, Judy lewis, John Carnakis, Richard Castro, Shurlene Cox, Dick Turner. Row ll: I. to r,: Nell Coleman, Par Gray, linda Carlisle, Sylvia Trineer, Nancy Jones, Freeda McClarren, Karl Molsushita, Larry Calderwood. Row Ill: l. to r.: Helen Matthews, Shirley Stockton, Wanda Little, Pat Green, Kathleen Bosworth, Sandy Burnett, Tom Cunningham, Richard Winn. Row lV: l. to r.: Phil Fleishman, Dave Forgie, Jay Verhaag, Gerald Davis, Tom Jones, Mike Bradford, Dan Heinrichs, George Green, Pete Guiterrez. :cynun 9x 'Eu Y f' 'Q .gzi- QW mv at :Nm Ls' 4 fin cgi- 'T 96 ks! 96 Ol' Ol Cl 55 -Q JL Qt 'UQ QC -QP CC 56 31 QW! QC ,G- 'NC- 38 wav- -ik In -515- A? as. Q3 UO nf? Ill fi ff 1' 90 36 -It 4 lL no Qi' 5 .. F 90 435 -sw xv-ZX .3 JL S WU? 1U my Q11 vw ev WSE' Q9 9 Q :cuuun if vo JW 96 A s- X 1-'X rj? 8 s 4 L Ax 43. if 'mfs F 'x 38 ,41 , C21 JG ll- l, uh ll K N, :N 5 gpg: x N. i QF- JK- -urm M' ,Ig ' 9 ' 'A MQ ? 5 ffi ' :gli ' :V..,i Rx A 4.835 x rw T at if 1- as W' JW 1 X N , . ., , ,, s N Q' N Q .5 ..,. : Q 36' Q gx lllu Ain W5 .21- WN -nov T.-,x xv '38 36- KG -WW QE' ,A in C ,pf fb pf.. ff: .-A V' nw Al' -uv -RW' mann!! MM' ig, wwf' 5411? .3 M- f'W'8 L +V-3 '?' ll JR '17 -so 49 3 .2 J' -QQ! 'V 5 1 A 5 X CLASS 0F T5 Above: Ford Challis, Bob Schmidt and Susie Nicode- mus, members of The Sophomore Class, are glad To be able to raise a clean flag in the classroom of Curt Fischer, their adviser. Right: Seaied: I. To r.: Bob Schmidt, Pres.g Susie Nicodemus, Sec. Slonding: Judy Fast, Treas., Lorretla Hales, Rep. ol Large, The SOPHOMORE CLASS has loeen guiTe ambiTious This year. They conTribuTed service To The school in several ways. The class knew abouT The campus cleanup program: so They painTed The Trash cans To encourage The sTudenTs To use Thern. They also cleanecl The Tlags. sponsored a dance lasT Tall, and had concessions aT The Kern relays. AnoTher proiec:T was working on a program which They hope will irnf prove The lnTer-class Track lvleeT. Row I: I. lo r.: Nancy Fosler, Renee Boyer, Marsha Finn, Susie Nicodemus, Nancy Turnidge, Judy Fousi, Darlene Wood. Row Il: I. lo r.: Judie Young, Loreffa Hales, Phyllis George, Wayne Cierley, Joan Burke, Lou Cooper, Johnny Mason, Edna Jane Wolff. Row Ill: I. Do r.: Mary Moberg, Bob Roberts, Richard Escudero, Ford Challis, Bob Schmidl, Dempsey Copeland, Ken Gilbert, Pcif Ridenour. Q Q3 G1 ,JK J ...K ,f b' V S , Q X vw N X 'V' X 'i+r4,..Yq bfi: S if W X ' + 'Q I - 'QE 5 sf 0 -, me-:. n' 'ns sylvan I l.'z.li2 flf' ,ll ul9',uu 02:23 I uh' d F , , e MFE! 0 svn W-A NQHMFV Q 25 5 -J, it Q I I lin!! J' My -0 an - V' -y we , . .Im : ' f ,M ' , ,R ,X Q 61 1. ... ui!! are 4 K? 'Q x F EL! an-lg 6- ANL X F' 4 ,, .. I . , A Q f iFW!5 xo, li- X mio U'-wr' vid 'Eff 54W , . 'hn- mn -nf I' 30 ...av pi ww .,.r'- Q gqvmwy t' . ax , F 5'f p JA' . M , not A C' 11 fa ,I Fx J in 5. NL 1 2 r ia. -,nf X 'zlzi ,a'o' 2-' ..,-i ..,.. ,F ...-,L 'V .nz- ,. ', .ff .. 1 Hmlv' QU' nn. R .Wikia v . ix L? Row Row beth Row nett, CLASS 0F '5 nu l 5.-W...-.. Above: The Freshman Class officers also eniayed using the Senior Booth for their profitable noon sales. Right: Seated: I, to r.: Glenn Fenley, Pres., Judy Young, Sec. Standing: I, to r.: Roberta Ralston, Treas., Diane Dollimore, Rep. at Large, .lim Mills, Vice-Pres. The younqesT class on campus worked hard all year. Under The leadership oT Their oTTicers elecTed early in The Fall, The FRESHMAN CLASS sponsored a l-lallowe-'en dance and a series oT Tive assemblies. Through These The Treshmen became beTTer acquainTed wiTh The school. Noon sales helped meanwhile To build up The Treasury. They ended The year in a blaze OT glory by winning over all The oTher classes in The lnTerAClass Traclc lVleeT. I: I. to r.: Sterling Coldren, Jim Mills, Pat Fenton, Diane Dallimore, Mary Ann Zannon, Judy Young, Susie Curran. Il: I. to r.: Tommy Pierucci, Roberta Ralston, Joyce Actis, larita Shellenberger, Maxine Nathan, Jean Hilton, Eliza- Cooper, Susan Brock, Gail Hodges. lll: l. to r.: Rudy Gallups, Richard Phillips, Glenn Fenley, Richard Bopp, Bob Curtis, Herbert Sullivan, Ann Ben- Louise Shaw, Karen Kersten. 74 X. H I -ww 'M-.fm N -N . , . A' If Ara: f LfffQ'f:hQ'f Q A fig ? ' Q. H My M , ,,fg wVf.+,Q ,w . j.a fx 4' L 7 . K . N I .L , N , - 'ziggy if K xii, 5 MA. ' x D 'W sb: V -4. Q gggj' K A 5 fbi , -' L .V Q1 f5 ,' fp ,, 11 inf-.' f'f2:':1 'fi' xi f 1 , ,x f ,fy f ff - f A I 'x xkul: 'fag Q.. A j fl A IWQQ , M Q iw U-.. if tif -Qin I 5' ' -.ax 1 H, 4 'f ,,' K -' E 'P ' - fijfjv xi? ff l 'X 'K . b 4 6 n 48 V' M .J 1 ., KXZ 01? ff, K 1aP' J 1-N53 X 'Z ,Qw- fmx. WL1. gy? ff .familial .. 'L- . . Me, -wi 'fi 5.35 X ' fqxive .P nf' Q, . , Wi Q. f ,, xii! Q is Is. J il f.Q ,, 2 5 wg? ...M 2 'ff' H 33. a, if n A. ' X 5 0 Q- x. E 1 tv .X NY? fy -1 - v u QSM . . fislf' ' L Jfwgw ,. ,,. 3593 idk- .L .. ,. ,S 'zifi' Zu W'f5h ,N D Nm. f 5255 A X Q3 ri S URGANIZATIUNS azibw rx .-........ 'eww-.,-W, ,ga Above: Sponsored by Girls' League, Gini Dalby hands out Hi Bakersfield High tags to fresh- men Barbara Dwear, Larry Smith, and Donna Miller. Right: Standing: l. to r,: Pal Mayhew, Vice-Pres., Carol Mosley, Sec., Nancy Morris, Treas,, Ann Hilton, Pres. l.el's see, IIO, I42, I6O, and I93 poinls. Thai means only seven more poinls lo malce ihe GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD, explained a hopeful girl inleresled in making lhe Girls' League Board a success on campus. Aller allaining ZOO poinls members parlicipaied in many aciiviiies, such as lhe Typical Coed Dance, held in February, wiih a Valenline's Day Theme, and comical assemblies. l'li Day and lag Day were planned for welcoming freshmen. Board members helped needy lamilies and iheir noon sales were prolilable in providing lor lheir scholarship. Row I: I. to r.: Kathleen Bosworth, Virginia Dalby, Beverly Emery, Nancy Morris, Bobbie Gipson, Carol Moseley. Row II: l. ia r.: Eloise Nelson, Adv., Susie Nicodemus, Ann Trammel, Carol Scott, Beverly Atchley, Esther Finnell, Adv. Row lll: l. lo r.: Charlotte Quinlan, Marian Porlerfield, Ann Hillon, Julie Holden, Karin Venables. SEI-lllllll ...-L... ow I William Harwoo v D nnls J nes BII Reeves Carl Prouf Tony Klein Rebel Bellamy, Owen Nelson R 1 I. to r.: ' ' d, Ad .p e A o , i , , ', Row lli l. to r.: Bob Srnellie, George Green, Vincen! Casper, Larry Calderwoad, Jerry Baum, Denny Kling. Row III: I. to r.: Gary Sodihoff, Brian Rapp, David Evans, Trent Jones. The LEAGUE OF MEN STUDENTS ore qanimd afgliyilios lor all lhe boys ol The uludonl body. The Leaqueis Board of Comminaionerr, wan composed ol a Ll. Governor, a Serrelary and a Treasurer, who were olorlerl from The male sludenls ol Bl-lS. Thane 'JlUClGl'll'y also selecled lhirly olhor hoard membrern. The annual slag fx-.membly wer. prezuenled in Oclober as an ,iid in preparing the boys lo worlc more co- oporalivoly when lhoy held a dance and zolfl rolronhmonlf, nl bmkelball games. ln May, loqolhor with lho Girls League, They uponaored Thr: Srholarahip Aszernbly. Righl. I, to r.: George Green, Treas., Bob Smellie, Gov., Mike Bradford, Ser. Bulowv ln carrying out Twirp Season on the campux, Gary Boyd hands his books Vo Marlene Berry. Below riqhv' Joe Collom and Tracy Smock observe campus :lean up as members of LMS. i l ',un r0..:,a4 . :.,s.2Anog , J ,,s iiil ,'u',..,suo l '. 1'e9' .N ,vial f g 0 .gff.l, sQ' 4 X .,,s, 90 to ,o9O' 4o0O' DQ... K I 0559 'ir ,ff . xsx':. asv 8I we ww SNS' Row I: I. to r.: Joyce Wells, Dala White, Dee Ann Johnson, Virginia Chabot, Yvonne Zunino, Betty Roper, Judy Kinzel, Sec., Pam Taylor, Carmen Hill Jan Mitchell, Serdena Jett, Marilyn Valentine. Row ll: I. ta r.: Harry Chicklenis, Jane Watson, Tom Watson, Pam Knight, Peggy Lindsey, Sylvia Brigham, Carol Scott, Carol Mayhew, Loretta Hales, Ardene Lee, Frank Moreland, Toni Dano, Chr., Cathy Graft. Row Ill: l. to r: Harvey Turner, Nancy Valentnie, Ronald Toy, Judi Quan, Cecil Littleiohn, Larry Horack, James Waggoner, Ann Hilton, Fred Freeman, Clark Fischer, Glendon Rodgers, Adv. Row IV: l. to r.: Eddie Jeong, Walt Frazee, Donald Heinricks, Charles Sodikoft, Pat Broadwell, Joe Estes, Bob Reed, Don Franklin, Homer Kern, Don Wood. Above: Mr. Rogers, Judy Kinzel and Toni Dana plan another Council meeting. Right: What would Club Nite be without Slush'? ask three well-known Alpha boys, Gary Webb, Larry Austin and Tharrel Ming. K COAQRDINATING CCDUNCII.. was a good place to exchange ideas and co-ordinate and improve the various clubs' extra-curricular activities. Mem- bers ot the council, composed ot the presidents ot all the Bl-IS chartered organizations, listened to the plans and accomplishments trom the repref sentatives ot these campus clubs at their regular meetings. They ottered each other suggestions on social tunc- tions, moneyfraising proiects and the everepresent problems concerning campus organizations. V . 3 Paslcrs added lo lhe spirit of the rallies. The force behind our irlliesl Alll'llll'l'l Plilllllll' 'lYea Blue! Yea Whilell' was a yell lamiliar lo Those allencling all rallies pre- senled by lhe RALLY CLUB. The goal oi achieving good school bpiril was sei up by lhe club again 'rhis year and was promolocl by making poslers and sponsoring rallies and assemblies. Alle-r lhe Delano loolball game, lhe leams were Served milk and iloughnuls. ln May The club presenlecl ils czitiminl assembly. Row If I. to r.: Clara Tudor, Judy Young, Carmen Hill, Richard Thornber, Cheryl Wagner, Pal Wood Diana lee Shirlee Giminiani, Row ll: I. lo r.: Susie Nicodemus, Suzan Curran, Carol Stoll, Pres., Shirley Sfocklon, Pam Knighl, Marcia Mack Belly Mason, Joyce Aclis, lorella Holes, Karl Mcllsushito. Row III: I. to r.: Dinah Seilz, Yvonne Wyer, Sec., Ann Trammel, Wanda Lillle, Edu Jane Wolff, Bill lewis Vice res Dorothy Colbert, Leslie Bryan. Row IV: I. to r.: Thea Muller, Tom Dunham, Soc. Chr., Douglas Lovegreen, Pal Broadwell, Fred Robinson Adv 83 l Upper: One-two-three, and away go the crowd at the IRC Initiation Potluck Lower: Row I: l. to r.: Shirly Patterson, Rec. Sec., Delores Martinez, Soc. Chr. Row ll: I, to r.: Carvel Spencer, Vice-Pres.g Judi Quan, Pres., Arlene lung, Treas. Row I: I. to r.: Charlotte Volladares, Delores Martinez, Beverly Klako Spencer, Mattie Johnson, Vicki Cataniow 'e e Jun . Row ll: I. to r.: Linda Lum, Geni Floyd, Shirley agsby, Pat Gray, Ka Go, Margaret Wheeldon, Jon Mitchell, Row Ill: I. to r.: Claudine Schwab, Suzi Jeong, Loretta Cooper, Barbara Saralen Ozanich, Mary Chacon, Bobbie Gipson, Angie Vallodores, Ju i PEUIALISTI I I-tow can people and groups get along better together? is the question to which the eighty l955 members ot BOYS' AND GIRLS! INTER-RACIAI. COUNCILS dedi- cated their club program. Study ot special inter-group problems, service-satistying proiects, and monthly social activities brought the members closer together in relization ot their goal-a happy student body, The I'White Christmas Formal this year teatured snow-sprayed tumbleweed and a revolving Christmas tree. The an- nual assembly and evening show went underground to a Kool Kaveu and dug up both triendship and talent. Working in cooperation with the l-luman Relations class, l. R. C. members learned techniques ot group involvement, worlced on attitude surveys, and even produced a taculty-stu- dent pamphlet guide, complete with art worlc, cartoons and howfto-do-it sugges- tions. ft, Kay 'arrarcl, Arlene Garcia, Za Ellen Mason, Carol lanes, Carvell hy l-Ieintorth, Arlene Jung, Denny McMillan, linda Carlisle, Beverly Frazier, Shirlee Anderson, Judi Quan, Betty Coleman, Mari Scheuer, ly Davidson, Evelyn Schilling, Adv. ww? FHIF DIN liELAI'I0 ova P rluruncnvs of RC ussem y gave c br momnnf lor Ohm pldure. Ruqhi Sz-awed Ruchcrd Cosfro Pres ondmq I Vo 1 Doug mq recs as Ice Prr-S Gary Webb Sec. Rowl I 1 BU Lawns Fmz Osell larry Merson hm Mllls Doug Chang Alexander Gonzales Richard Ylck oe Alforu Rnchard Castro Lupe Gorcna Row Don Row Tom P . rum. 'Li N Upper: Enioying cokes ond cookies oi the Volkyries' Sophomore Puffy are Lindo Hood, Jon Hess, Marcia Mack ond Dennie Morrison. Cenver: Chuckie Wood and Kay Kennedy ore being greeted by Jonis Laffin and Claudio Hall, members of Valkyries, oi The Sophomore Porky. Lower: Claudio Hull and Pom Taylor make intriguing decoraiions for the Volkyries dance. Do you remember The brighTfcolored sTreamers ThaT decoraTed The sTadium dur- ing The TooTball season, and The ChrisTmas decoraTions in The halls beiore vacaTionf7 These were only Two ways The TorTy ener- geTic members OT VALKYRIES showed Their good will To The school This year. Their Tall acTiviTies included decoraTing Tor The FooTball Banquet helping wiTh The TB Drive and conTribuTing ba5lceTs To needy Tarnilies in our communiTy aT Thanksgiving and ChrisTrnes. This spring They ended a wonderTul year oT Tun and worlc TogeTher wiTh a parTy Tor sophomore girls inTeresTed in Vallcyries, a Tashion show, and Their an- nual Tormal dance. The Vcilkries illusfrofing their slogon- Half f e baffle is o well decorated gocllposf. f? ii, s.. f 'llll' lllllllllllll' 'llll A C - - urs, l 3 , Row Suri Row Marr Row Hess Raw I1 I. la r.: Cheryl Wagner, Diana Lee, Gail Ellsworth, Lorella Agee, Carol Mosley, Beverly Klakaff, Claudia Hall, Demos, Io Ellen Mason, Carol Maness. II I, lo r.: Carlolla Ramirez, Sylvia Trinner, Pam Knight, Pres., Pal Gray, Linda Lum, Cherrie Palmer, Dennie ison, Denny McMillan, Marcia Mack, Lynn Boynton. Ill: I, la i.- linda Carlisle, Belly Arthur, Janis Laffin, Marilyn Clemenl, Kcllhy Heimforlh, Shirley Stockton, Jan , Tiala Kimmel, Suzan Myers, Thea Muller, IV: I. to r.: Charlolle Quinlan, Yvonne Wyer, Mari Scheuer, Dinha Seilz, Sylvia Brigham, Sally Gribbin, Jean Vibe, Anne Wall. I Sealed: I. la r.: Clauda Hall, Sec., Pam Knight, Pres. Sfanding: I. lo r.: Pal Gray, Jr, Rep., Sylvia Brigham, Vice-Pres. I IIIIIIICII L. W-xfzgi s is Row I: I. fo r.: Ronald Toy, Kenny Pon, Richard Thornber, Larry Horack, Bard Salcido. Row ll: I. to r.: John Butler, Ken Sheffield, Wilbur Dang, Sec.: Pal Broadwell, Bob Moore, Eddie Jeong, Wallace Johnson, Adv. Upholding one oi The purposes oi ihe BOYS' SERVICE CLU B, ihe members, chosen for lheir oulsiancling personalilies and enihusiaslic aliiludes Toward school aiieirs, rendered many services io our high school, siudenl body, guesls and friends. They gaihered ihe adveriisemenls and supervised lhe priniing and clisiribulion oi programs ior ioolball games. This organizaiion helped leach ihe individual members leadership and helped build lheir characiers. The boys also enioyed The spring and lall iniiialion pariies, as well as 'Their annual slealc barbecue. Scholarship discussion during lhe regular meefing of Boys' The Scholarship Commillee of Boys' Service Club ponder over Service Club numerous applicalions, nwmM.w,..m..,,,,, 88 T0 'I'llIlIIl ALMA MATEIT Remember The handy programs which you were given aT The TooTball games lasT Tall? This convenience was buT one oT The many services successfully perlormed by The BOYS' SERVICE CLUB during This year. In addiTion To giving a much appre- ciaTed ChrisTmas baslceT To a needy Tamily, This orqanizahon awarded Two scholarships To senior sTudenTs of meriT aT The Scholar- ship and Awards Assembly held This spring. Top: I. To r.: Pa! Broadwell, Vice-Pres.: Ronald Toy, Sec.: Bob Moore, Pres.: K nn Sh ffi ld T 5. e y e e , rea Bohomz Wilbur Dong, Kenneth Pon, Ronald Toy, Kenneth Hubbard and Eddie Jeong managed The fooihcll game programs. l ...X .Cog ...X -...aa-.,...Q Row If I. to r.: Carol Moness, Belly Dod:ls,Sr. Rep.g Charlene Wise, Suzi Demos, Jane! Gibson, Virginia Dalby, Sec., Zo Ellen Mason, .Jan Milchell, Pres. Row Ili I. to r.: Barbara Reed, Teckla Granada, Dennie Morrison, Karen King, Marcia Mack, Faye Bell, Beverly Arthur, Elizabeth Rusk, Treas.g Puffy Houchin. Row Ill: I. Io r.: Sheryl Keelch, Bernice Holder, Sylvia Brigham, Vice-Pres., Dorothy Colbert, Jon Hess, Sally Gribbin, Toni Dana, Phyllis Eills, Jean Vibe, Belly Moehnke, Adv. Sixly iunior and senior girls who have made a C average in lheir classes and are aclive in all lhe club's aclivilies lorm lhe l-IOSTESS CLUB. They work hard in pro- rnoling successlul aclivilies and meeling new lriends. By worlcing wilh lhe adminislra- live oliices. having a parl in regislralion, and receiving parenls on Visilor's Nighl, lhe club serves lhe school in a helpful way. Row I: I. lo r.: Barbara Conlon, Nancy Morris, Beverly Emery, Gail Ellsworth, Beverly Klakoff, De Anne Dunham, Reg. Chr.5 Pal Grai Sow II: I. to r.: Viale! Shields, Joyce Sarver, Carol Mosley, Kalhleen Bosworfh, Carol Jones, Linda Carlisle, Mem. Chr., linda Lum, ecky Perez. Row Ill: I. to r.: Marilyn Miller, Befly Arthur, Marilyn Barlell, Sylvia Trinneer, Marilee Jones, Beily Hoover, Janis Lcifin, Jr. Rep., Yvonne Wyer. Row IV: I. fo r.: Shirley Sfocklon, Chclr'oIIe Quinlan, Yvonne Abadie, Palsy James, Donna Winlack, Gracie Rogers, Joan Merrick, Ann Reid, Thea Muller. ii Ylliriiiiiv-5 1 v K Righl. Sylvia Brigham qives cookies and cokes Oo freshman qirls or the Frosh Parfy. Center: Hoslexs Juniors are with vheir hands ond lopped up milk from c bowl. lower. These Hosless Plebs entertained Ohe sfudenl body in lhnir romirnl roslumns Vhe rlay of lheir inifiaiion. IIllS'I'ESSIlS C1mrr:,poi'.r:,ar1d a prelly smile were lhe qimlilirf-. ol lhre moclelf, who parlicipaied in lhf: flrmrrriy lnuhion nhow pill on by The HOSTFSS CLUB. Aller lhis came lheir flame, which wan ei mud on every girls inlfrrirlfnr. The Chrialmas proiecl proved lo lx: il lol ol lun lhiu year, as The girls vvrole IOO lelleri, in reply lo children who hml wrillcri lo Safila. All members worked rliliqonlly lo promole fhe clues acliviries iii order lo finance lhe scholarship given ,al lhrf eml ral the year. 'illlilli , QS mm! zzz: ' N.. Row I: l. to r.: Larry Merson, Teckla Granada, Judy Howells, Carvell Spencer, Belly Baker, Diane Forgie, Ruih Ann Miller, Virginia Dalby, Jan Milchell, Loretta Hales. Row ll: I. ta r.: Duane Lester, E-renda Brinlan, Carol Mayhew, Karl Matsushita, Gracie Rogers, Carol Scott, Shirley Stock- ton, Ronald Toy, Janice Corr, Susie Nicodemus, Linda Lum, Carol Mau. Row lll: I. to r.: Melba Hensley, Ray Simpson, David Evans, Kathie Holley, Donna Ward, Ann Hilton, Tom Jones, Clara Holmes, George Green, Ken Hubbard, Gladys White, Eloise Nelson, Judy Minlier. Row IV' I. to r.: George Williamson, Jack DeVries, Henry Heinrichs, Judi Quan, Mike Bradford, Jim Rogers, Homer Kern, Tharrel Ming, Tom Dunham, Vance Fenton, Bob Moore, Charles Sadikoff, Glendon Rodgers. The noon meelings oi CAMPUS AFFAIRS were 'lhe highlighl ol aliernale Wednes- days al Balcersiield I-ligh. AI lhis lime The sludeni and lacully members mel and dis- cussed campus problems, among which were lhe lraiiic in lhe Junior College Building and lhe promolion oi school spiril. These problems and more were direcled To appro- priaie organizaiions and groups oi sludenls inleresied in our schoolls weliare. No more study hall This year Tor lhe members of MESSENGERS. The girls, recommended by their counselors, were lalcen from sludy hall, Their duties included picliing up and delivering call slips, Row I: l. to r.: Pal Fenton, Romie Vidgury, Armida Villarnal, Isabel messages and absence Slips. also Various Rodriauez, Betty Sanders, Pal Harris, Molly Crabtree, Mary Buford, levee MfCUfdYfGeffY Wifhfow- services for ihe school and communily, such as Row ll: l. to r.: Edna Debster, Verlyn Tarne, Almer Matthews, Anna , . . . Fein, Aden France, oanyn wimfieid, Sally wi-ighi, linda Baker, Sheila donahng a Thanksgiving basket and sponsoring a Burmaugh, Janice Collins, Serena Saunders, Aline Davis. - - Row Ill: I. to r.: Juanita Blackwell, Betty Jeffery, Hazel Watts, Rufh Chrl5TmaS PVOIGCJV- Conner, Margaret Slack, Mary Coleman, Sherrell Sleinhoff. Row IV: I. to r.: Flavia Brown, Claudia McCain, Gwen Worthington, Gynelte Anderson, Effie Greenberry, Geraldine Walden, Evelyn Scaife. 'K 92 lllF'l'---Tllllll A II EIIIICE Many of The programs in Harvey Audi- torium were run more smooThly due To The eTTorTs of The DRILLERETTE CLUB. WiTh Their lcnowledge OT The audiTorium's seaTing arrangemenls, They ushered aT many Tunc- Tions, such as The CounTy Folk Dance FesTi- vall. CourTesy was a lceynoTe, and The girls pracTiced iT Through Their companionship wilh one anoTher aT meeTings and parTies. Their advisor aided Them in Their aTTempT To make each program more pleasanT and enjoyable. In May, The members combined a beauTilul candleliqhT insTallaTion cere- mony wiTh Their annual Tormal banquet ilu- Raw li I. lo r.: Pal Fehr, Joyce Wells, ' ' Pnl Harris, Thelma Terrell, Dolores 1 Schworlz. 5' at Raw ll: I. la r.: Cliffogean Welker, 3 J. en sl ada Jackie Pearson, Virginia 4, 4 ta' '- a ol, une! Gibson, Sandra Jones, M, . I Glenda Harringlon. Row Ill: I. la r.: Alice Adams, Shirley j......... Dormaier, Charlena Dockery, Emma Jean Taylor, Mary Ann Everlse, Sheryl - T:-'f, Keelch, Janel Poller. 'N' ' 'K' Upper: Sealed: I. lo r.: Virginia Chabot, Pres.g Janet Gibson, Trees. Siandingz I. lo r.: Sheryl Keelch, Vice-Pres., Sandro Jones, Sec. Lower: Drillerelles Shirley Dormeyer and Carlene Doslney give programs lo Joyce Wells and Jane! Poller. 5 93 ALES IIEPIIE E 'IlI'I'lIlE Row I: I. lo r.: Glenda Jernigan, Pres., Donna Miller, Janel' Jarrard, Mary Ann Kennedy, Sec., Frank Cook. Row II: I. to r.: Kalhryn Russell, Velma De Souge, Mary Knorr, Karen Kerslen. The main purpose of lhe BOOSTERS CLUB lhis year was lo increase lhe sales of Qracles and Sludenl Aclivily Cards. The members became well known on campus as lhey helped lhe P. T. A. reach ils goal in lhe membership drive. Wilh lime oul lrom lheir busy schedules, lhey held a slcaling parly and in lvlarch lheir annual banquel al which lhe ollicers were awarded pins lor lheir service. Row I: I. lo r.: .Iudilh Harris, Belly Danafhan, Renee Boyer, Beverly Emery, Sec., Nancy Morris, Audrey Norlh- way, Mary Coleman. Row Il: I. Ia r.: Marsha Finn, Rila Castro, Wesley Heinrichs, Judy Marchi, Margaret Andreoli, Brenda Brinlon, Mariorie Hughes, Margaret Welshmeyer, Joann Arnett, Row Ill: l. Ya r.: Harold Hendry, Adv., Harry Chicklenis, Pres., Bart Frazee, Vance Fenlan, Vice-Pres., Larry Calderwood, Mary Ann Evertse, George Hicks, Gerald Gamble, Laurice McGuire. llllllll.l'il'l'lll l'll0ll ow l- I. lo r.' Jack Winier, Bernice Neidig, Belly Murphy, Shir ey Krnqxluy, Peggy Fehr, Frances Jorgensen, Roberi Henle. w ll. l. lo r.: Bonnie Murphy, Nancy Gruman, Marilyn Gillian Ann Parish, Kny Heslon, Pal Lando, .loner Turner, Barbara Smiih. w III, I. to r.: Bill Sronion, Bill Kleiser, Yvonne Kroeker, Geor e lnrxon, Sharon Hossman, Richard Romer, George Neidig. lhr: RECREATION CLUB worked very lmvrl pulling on lheir more-Than-successful lnlrfnl uhowu and movies lor miudenls dur- inq liinfh l'iour',, The club also provided lor noon rrrcrealion in minor sporls, Such ,ru pir1qpOnCg, volleyball, louch looiloall ,mil lmclminlon. Thi-Q year Jrhe iacully fornrielfrfl aqainul lho vludenla in hard-lo' lov- vrrllrfylpall qarnen, willw lhe iacully lV'rllTl'r winning more lhan lhe -,ludenla by a vrfiy wiflri marqin. The Club awarded rrir-rlrilw anfl lrophien lo zludenl leams and to ir1diviflLialmwl'1orrxrelled in minor Qporiss. ow' riqhl Raw l- I, Vo rn Johnnie Herring, Comm. Game Room Frances Jorgensen, Comm. Noon Moviesg Sharron Hassman, Hisi. w Il I fo r. Richard Romer, Comm. Boys Aihlelicsg George arson, Pres,g Bill Kleiser, Comm, Finance. Fiqh! 'One, please, says Joe Esles io a member of Che Recrechcn 95 or . if Seated: I. to r.: Herb Ward, Bus. Mgr.: Barbara Howard, Org. Ed.p Ann Huntington, Copy Writer: Vance Fenton, Sports Ed.: Joan Merrick, Copy Writer, Cathy Graff, Ed. Standing: I. to r.: Duane Lester, ld. Ed., Barbara Glancy, Typist, Margaret Sturm, Asst. Ed.: Sherry Trogdon, Sr. Ed.: Gracie Rogers, Copy Writer: Janet Mitchell, Soc. Ed., Marguerite Johnson, Adv.: Marilee Jones, Copy Writer: Diane Cornine, Copy Ed.: Larry Leach, Photo. Ed. Not pictured: Karl Matsushita, Asst. ld., Janice Hammer Gary, Sr. Ed.: Marlene Wendelton Berry, Asst. Bus. Mgr. lnsert: Joan Mills, Art Ed. Below: Janet, Cathy, and Diane slave over copyl Bottom: Homer Kern is very happy at the prospect of breaking open the piggy bank to buy his 1955 Oracle from Cathy Graft, Marlene Wendleton and Herb Ward, Oracle Staff members. Phrases like Smile and don't movelw and Who sent that to the printer? were heard in Auditorium 304 every seventh period. ORACLE business man- agers, photographers, copy writers, all belonged to the new yearboolc class and learned about printing, engraving, and the many other things necessary to pub' lish a high quality yearbook. Then, when statt members started to pertorm individual duties, they put their Nboolr learning into practice. They contacted club advisors, rounded up students tor pictures, covered classroom, club and sport events, and met the ever-present deadlines. 96 J, 1 I -ggi Sharon Bennefl, Karen King, and Bill Arnold, members of lhe pholo class look approvingly at various slages of their work an the Orchesira plclure The iuniorfa and seniors ol lhe sixlh and sevenlh period PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES look piclures, developed film, made enlarqemenls and did many olher skilled iobs which were imporl- anl in compiling rhis year's Oracle The members of lhese classes also look I IOO Ireshman piclures and made 3300 prinls lor lhe records ol lhe Counselors and lhe Regislrar, besides lalcing all lhe piclures for lhe weelcly edilions ol lhe Blue and While. lnler- esling proiecls such as making porlrails and a cardboard pin-hole camera were also compleled by The classes and pul on exhibil for Visifors Day in Ivlay. Row I: I. to r.: Bill Arnold, Fred Padula, Larry Leach, Mike Butcher. Row ll: I. to r.: Pol McCabe, Barbara Meek, Pam Knight, Kay Coleman, Marlana Koop Virginia Chabot Row III: I, fo r.: Dennie Morrison, Kenny Sheffield, Norman McKnighl, JoAnn Thompson Charles Boyer AI Dennis Ins! Row IV: I. lo r.: Mariorie Hughes, Audrey Northway, Linda Parham, Barbara Howard Earlene Orr of Qtfiylj i 1 il ' lfilfiflii ah X it 'Nw Row l, I. to r.: Gail Catania, Cheryl Wagner, Linda Parham, Diane Carnine, Clara Tudor, Marilyn Valentine, Pres. Row ll: I. to r., Margaret Sturm, Judy Mead, Terry Bridges, Carol Mayhew, Sec., Dorothy Colbert, Cathy Graff, Vice-Pres. Row Ill: I. to r.: larry leach, Herb Ward, Margaret Moody, Duane Lester, Donna Ward, Darrell Bellinger. Driller Pipeline, 'Boy and Girl ot the Week. Club Well or the sports page-which is your tavorite7 These teatures were all produced by the continuous worlc ot the BLUE AND WHITE STAFF. Several members were honored, atter they'd had titty inches published in the paper, by being ad- mitted to Quill and Scroll. Apart trom their journalistic ettorts, they co-sponsored the dance atter the EB.-B.t'l.S. tootball game with the EB. yearbook statt. Seated: I. to r.: Dorothy Colbert, Pipeline Ed., Marilyn Valen- tine, Asst. Ed., Clara Tudor, Bus. Mgr., Co-Pipeline Ed., Carolyn Mayhew, Ed., Darrell Bellinger, Co-Sports Ed. Standing: l. to r.: Sue Brunni, Picture Ed., Carolyn Thurston, Spotlight Interviewer, Doris Wilson, Reporter, Fred Padula, Photographer, Gail Catania, Feature Ed., Margaret Moody, Club Ed., Linda Parham, Asst. Ed., Terry Bridges, Sports Ed., Melba Hensley, Reporter, Cheryl Wagner, Exchange Ed. CRIHBLER QUILL AND SCROLL, honorary society tor high school iournalists, is an interna- tional society dedicated to the discovery and development ot America's tuture iour- nalists. The society. although established only about thirty years ago, has already done much in the interest ot high school students in the tield ot iournalism. This year the Balcerstield High School Chapter ot Quill and Scroll has begun writing tor posterity the history ot Bl-lS publications. Besides working hard on the Blue and White and Oracle statts, members also held social events during the year, including their much loolced-torward-to Christmas and initiation parties. EW HAWK -r 1 W . s ffs.s.mef 98 A-ll lllll Ihr: VISUAL SERVICE CLUB successfully lullilled ill. purpoar: an ilu member-. mainlained and operaled fill llnr: audio viuual oquipmenl used lor our bone-lil. Ihr: money rnarlr- lrom Coruponzoring llne popular nfrcin movin-, war. IIHUCI lo purchase a movie camera willi wliirln lo lake aclion -.hols ol campus aclivilies. 'Ilia annual banqucl was llwe members' compensa- lion lor llicir year . service. :'I 'xi X iii. Row I: I. lo r.. Ralph Anlhony, Joshua Walker, Greg Bouldin, John Rex, lesfer Morney, lanell Johnson, Melvin Brown, lynn Hawly. Row II: I. Io r.: Roy Elchegoray, Bill Sleworl, Johnny Young, Sieve Rice, Mike Young, John Sanders. Row Ill I, la r.: Joseph Wilson, Moc Pierce, Barr Frazee, Waller Bowser, Ronald laro, Barry Londson. Raw IV: I. lo r.: Bill Arnold, Wayne Hill, Donald Young, George Koy, Johnny Eyruud. Upper: I. to r. Eddie Robinson, Wolf Bowser, Wayne Hill, all Visual Service Club members, look on wilh inferesr as their Adv. John Keene explains the art of movie making. lower: Row I: I. lo r.: Ronald Lara, Sec., Wal! Bowser, Pres., Johnny Eyraud, Bus. Mgr. Row Il: I. to r.: lornoll Johnson, 4th Tr. Off.g George M. Kay, Trees., Wayne Hill, Vice-Pres. ond 5th Tr, Mgr. 1 I L K Row I: I. to r.: Clara Tudor, Carmen Hill, Vickie Casillas, Gail Catania, Susie Nicodemus, Joan Mills, Larry Merson, Karl Marsushita. Row II: I. to r.: Jacki Chang, Diane Carnine, Darreleen Tracy, Zo Ellen Mason, Teckla Granada, Janet Reed, Joye Stewart. Row lll: I. to r.: Cathy Graff, Kathaleen Bosworth, Sylvia Trinneer, Coral Spencer, Toni Dana, Nancy Foster, Brenda Briton, Beverlie Atchley, David Lightner, Richard Castro, Ben Hargis. Row IV: l, to r.: Donna Ward, Sylvia Brigham, Ann Huntington, Roberta Bird, Colleen Bowen, Mary Chacon, Ronald Toy, Larry Horack, George Green, Bill Lewis, Jerry Baum, David Arnold. Row V: l. to r.: Judi Quan, Sharon Compton, Walt Frazee, David Evans, Donald Heinrichs, Judy Mintier, Frances Abbott, Jack DeVries, Bob llllilllS lllt THE ULASS Ten ooints, I made it! was the cry heard trom the students who were eligible tor membership in the CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION. Their purpose was to encourage students to maintain high scholastic averages and to give a scholarship to a worthy senior. Enthusiastic members sold Driller Ribbons betore each tootball game and ended their campaign with a dance. The highlight ot the years activities was the Gold Seal Banquet at which eligible seniors became lite members in the CSE. Moore, Wilbur Dong, Terry Poteet, Charles Sodikoff. Row I: l. to r.: Ann Newton, Pat Mayhew, Carol Scott, Rebecca Knorr, Charlane Jimersan, Janice Chin, Marilyn Valentine, Alice Konno. Row ll: l. to r.: Roberta Ralston, Jean Hilton, Lorretta Hales, Leslie Bryan, Ardene Lee, Bernice Salcido, Clara Tudor, Judy Kinzel. Row III: l. to r.: Marion Porterfield, Marge Myers, Velma DeSauge, Louise Sturges, Dorothy Colbert, Gilbert Mata, Rebel Bellamy. Seated: I. to r.: Charles Sodikoft, Pres., Wilbur Dong, Hist.p Row IV: l. to r.: Bard Salcido, Larry Calderwood, Jim Likens, Jim Rogers, Joye Stewart, Sec, Louis Sandrini, Dick Lundy, Jerry Brown. Not pictured: Gary Sodikoff, Vice-Pres. vti 'l l00 IIlIII'I'IIlI I'vrrr11fItrwf4 r1I1rIIf1tmII4:rI IU Imrr-'mir III I IIII, Im It ww, Ihr: fgonI OI Ihr: IOI' XXI IOPIINIISICS IFAQIJF. A pr nw rt I win:-I rrrhphfauixirwrg fmIIr:r dinner wrt. Ihr-Iv prInfIpaI prcuimf. IfIfmI.fr tiI'.w If1wI pari in a Soaihern -.I nr II-I, I. I , npr-rv h Imirrmrnfhf. I finildy Ifvr IJIBAIE, Ihr: purpouo w II h I IwIf'f1r'rI Ihr: f,IfiIIf, OI advanfcd F141 f It III: pf-I ,f,rmI mprc':w,iorw and rom- It Iuhvf fmfframpIIuhmr:nI, II'1C rflquire- III' MI I wry:-In w II I I INIC - I' '. fi 'rw other D0 r 2 I 2 In PIIIIIM SpmI'Inq 35-NX. Mem- Iifv Ihi yr-In pnrIIf IpaIfrfI In Iour maior If1I1rr1rmfnI'.Ir1 Ihrvmtnm and In Iour very' fJIrlIUFIfir1I +,onIe',Iw. A new Iwrnmr Ihr SWl'f7I'i',Ir1I'fr', Award Irom 'the rn I.1nIrwI Speech Iournameni, I w III IJfII!I'7?IIOF', QI BHS. Y .3 r- Upper: Even with their hard debate preparation George Green Tom Jones Betty Baker, Gary Sodikoff and Tony Klein have time Lower: Admiring the Sweepstakes trophy they Tournament were Betty Baker, Pete Algra, Adv.p Green and Tony Klein, ow I , Suranne Tumhlnn, Sera Ivanrns, Sharon O'Blien, Many Ann Hmrkenridqe, Janet Seaman, Roanne Harkstarl, Sandy Bates, Leonard Alaria Row II I to r.. Wilber Dong, Betty Haurhin, Wanda lane, Betty Baker, Harhma Hfsrtae, Mary Ann Iannon, Annin Marlo, Maxine Nathan, Chuck Tamerlun Row III I. to 1, Petr- Alqra, Adv. Brenda Jackson, Nancy Maxwell, Rohmta Ralxton, Shanon Swvine, Beth Bvunhnla, louise Shaw, Marauita Rich- ardson, Curl Plout, Thilhutt Wtiqht. Row IV I, to r. Charles SodikoII, Gaorqe Green, Gary Sodlkoft, Ann Ben nl-tt, Toni Vaughan, Torn jones, Bar Izala Boxwovth, James Arnold, John Whntnm-ck, Alb:-rt lewis, Adv, IOI , NI3 fS5?E'w,f1.,4:Q - -- ' -'Ty ' won at the Annual Stanford Speech Lamskx x Row I: I. fo r.: Gary Webb, Sec., Dick Marshall, Vice-Pres., Sid Thompson, Treas. Row II: I. to r.: Mel Almon, AH. Sec., larry Austin, Pres. The BIG B had a new loolc This year because lheir Iamiliar swealers were replaced by iaclcels. These members, including aboul lilly-live juniors and seniors, also adopled a new poinl syslem. By Ihis syslem, a boy who lellers in any varsily sporl or acquires len poinls by playing JV, B, B-reserves, or C-class, is eligible lo become a member. Besides sponsoring lhe annual Big B dance eller lhe Iasl loolball game ol lhe year, members helped lo lceep order al lhe assemblies and rallies. Row I: I, Io r,: Bob Cralion, Bill Conley, Gerald Palferson, Blake O'Brien, Kenny Pon, Don Welch, Walter Hahne, Terry Young. Row II: I. to r.: Gene Parsley, Mike Brown, Tom Jones, Lupe Garcia, Trenl Jones, Dennis Vaughan, Tom McGinnis, Nick Priddy, Morgan Kiker. Row Ill: I. lo r.: Charles Fike, Bob Sniffin, lral Fulce, Bill Disney, Gene Gribbin, Pal Davis, Bob Shaffer. Row IV: I. la r.: Ed Sword, Chesler Jackson, Roger Genlry, David Forgie, Phil Fleishmon, Richard Van Horne, Bruce Hanson. we 1 . X 'Ill 'lllllllll rl ll 'llllll L9 rk Rolir-:wiv proudly xhowx all his Biq B iackel, an innovalion Kenny Lawrence buys a special BHS Drillers Edition of the L A lliis yin: - , lo Srolly Helton Examiner as Bob Rudnick looks on wilh approval Howl I lor - Bob Ferrand, Ben Hellon, Ralph Cosian, Roland Krevih, Fredrik Brolhers, Scoily Helion, Garland Srnilh, Jim Herring, Rnhurrl Thornher, Dirk Marshall, Dale Kern, Frankie Copeland. Row II I lor lon Reiqel, John Butler, Bob Reed, Dic Roberson, Larry Mallhews, Norman Blind, Douglas Ching, Richard Wilxon, Johnny Thompson. Row Ill I lo A..in.., W1-my RW iv 1 lo 5-im-iii.-, lmiy r. lark Raesle, Carl Bowser, Don Franklin, Alfred Waldram, Paul Oldershaw, Norvin Gordin, Chuck Slone, Mel Allman, Ceann- Larson. v Georqe We-si, Dennis Shea, C, S, Befa, Willie Bussey, Wal! Pascoe, Tracy Smack, Bob Moore, Richard Burke, Bob Auxlin, Patrick Broadwell. A.-. . L L XX s. MllJllllE'l'l'E Everyone loves a parade, and The DRILLER MAJORETTES have added To The color and spedacle oT parades and TooTloall games This year wiTh Their new uniTorms and snappy roalrimes. They accomplished Their purpose well, which was To provide a high gualiTy group To perTorm wiTh The Driller Band. Some oT Their aChievemenTs This year were aTTend- ance aT The All-We5Tern Band Review and The S. C.-Gregori game. .-a. Upper: Sfrufling for the camera as they do for Ohe public are: Arlene Jung, Shelba Wofford, Peggy Perry, Margarel Chambers, Darlene Horns, Daris Horns, Adrienne Jung, londean Hallick and Mary Maberg, maiorelfes al BHS. Lower: I. to r.: Margaret Chambers, Sgr., Arlene Jung, Isl ll., Peggy Perry, Sec.- Treas,p Darlene Harns, Hd. Maiorelle. Kneeling: I. to r.: Doris Horns, Adrienne Jung, Mary Moberg, Arlene Jung, Darlene Horns. Standing: I. to r.: Margaret Chambers, Lou Dean Hollick, Shelba Wofford, Peggy Perry. l04 lill1.hlD ' Upper I Oo r Nancy Valentine, Pres.: Judy Gregory, Sec., Sally Gribbin, Vice- Lower The Aquanefres form canwheels in 'he water. Row Gay Row Grib Row Rams 'I i'l L. .. 1,911 AQUA EWE Swimming in clelicafe iormaiions, rhe AQUANETTES produced in May iheir an- nual aquacade, Paper Dolls. Their aciivi- iies also included sales. fashion perform- ances ancl privaie pariies. In a local heafed swimming pool, ihose sophomore, iunior and senior girls learned formaiion swim- ming. Membership requiremenis siressed lhe passing of a iesr in swimming skills. alirer which members pariicipaied in Thurs- clay swims. I: I. Oo r., Julie Crofi, Mary Lau Bundy, Jeannie Oldershuw, Eda Jane Wolf, Dena Ward, Suzie Demos, Par McCabe, Toni Bloemer, II: I. Oo r,: Glenda Welborn, Jolene Clark, Becky Henning, Beverly Arthur, Beiry Aurlhur, Shirley Stockton, Marilyn Miller, Sally III: I. Vo r.: Lynn Boyion, Judy Freese, Roberiu Cooper, Cheri Davis, Patty Ellerd, Kay Kennedy, Pai Gray, Judy Hodge, Jo Ann new 'Q-111. . -3- 'ii-2' ' 1 as N' .3 Upper: Raw I: I, to r.:Diane Linsirom, Sec., Carole Wails, Melva Scoll, Midge Fenger, Duslye Overlurf, Mary Kay Wallace. Row III: I, Io r.: Dee Ann Johnson, Pres., Christine Norlon, lorama Malone, Caroline Foote, Lindo Sfenlund, Treas,, Freddo McClorren, Theora Barlholomew, Adv. Row III: I. to r.: Haven Lucas, Betty Baker, Sue Hayhome, Barbara Young, Anna Marie Nelson, Sandy Burneff, Sally Grannell. Row IV: I. to r.: Alice Rice, Joe Estes, Frank Arauio, Henry Heinrichs, Tharrel Ming. The Irish ploy, Riders Io the Sea, was enioyed by the English Iilerafure classes, Ihanks io Thespians. CIIIIATIUII Illlll As 'rhe house Iighls were dimmed, ihe members of ll-IESPIANS awailed 'rhe phrase, Cur+ain lime, Curiain lime. Sponsoring a program oi one-aci plays lor Ihe members ol Ihe English classes was a new and inieresiing proieci. Wiih The aim ol advancing slandards oi excellence in all phases ol dramaiic arls, Ihe members proved io be slcilllully ialenied in ihe noon one-acl, senior, and siudeni body plays. One could become a member oi Ihe Naf 'rional Thespian Socieiy aiier he had re- ceived Ien poinis lor parlicipaiing in maior produciions or one-aci plays. Row I: I. Io r.: Carolyn Bell, linda Boker, Carole Caskey, Roselia Gairrison, Mary Lou is Gammage, Rochelle Bolin, Kay Hesion. Row Il: I. fo r.: Barbara Duehren, Rufh Graves, Joe Candelaria, Pat Robinson, lois Wilson, Lennard Kuffman. Row III: I. Oo r.: Roger Braose, Kathleen Hud- son, Sylvia Ede, Kathie Holley, Yvonne Kroeker, Mary Murdock. Row IV: I. vo r.: George Cook, Debbie Wood- ward, Mary lemmons, ,lock Buller, Theoro Bariholomew, Adv. A I06 I . I lllllwllrlo I l lhr: aim ol arnalinq an inlereul in Mod- mn Dance, loolh in lhe school and corn- munily, wan more lhan nuccemlully lullillecl by lhr: MODERN DANCE CLUB lhis year. The qirl-., drc-.ucrl in lealardf, and bare lonlrzd, clirl their daily cxcrciues and crea- liyr: flarirrfn, which were nol only benelicial lo lheir liqurei. bill almo gave lhe girls the grace ancl poi-.rf lhal cgomef, wilh hard worlf. Gay roulllmr:-, and colorlul move- mrrnlf. wore in ulylo in their always impres- uivr: lvlorlorn Dance Concerl held February ?7nrl. wr me X, 4 1 1 J ss b hx' s Q' Upper: Sophlsticatian, plus, demonstrated by Sharon Bennett, Cheryl Wagner, Barbara Meek, Julie White and Judy Kinzel. Lower: I. to r.: Sandy Jones, Treas.g Barbara Hu hes S tu C I J C Il R Julie White, Vice-Pres., Judy Kinzel, Pres. Raw Ig I. to r.: Judy Kinzel, Shirlee Gimniani, Melinda Massey, Diane Peery, Kathleen McClure. Row Il: l, to r.: Judy Howells, Judy Marchi, Lorama Malone, Carmen Hill, Barbara Hughes, Beverly Klakaff, linda Kennedy, Marilee Janes, Jean Harris. Row lll: l. to r.: DeAnne Dlmham, Shirleen Cox, Shirley Anderson, Julie White, Linda Carlisle, Pat Allison, Sharon Bennet, Marilyn Bartell, linda Baisinger, Pat Anderson, Gail Ellsworth. Raw IV: l, to r.: Alice Williams, Barbara Meek, Debra Rubin, Cheryl Wagner, Jean Taylor, Glenda Welborn, Barbara Young, Carla Jones, Garland Whitfield, Fay Martin, Sandy Jones. Row V: I. to r.: Betty Jo Harris, Nancy Morris, Jane Baltinahouse, Kay Jarrard, Ramona Wyatt, Nancy Baisinger, Kay Kelly, Margaret Markes, Joan Merrick, Lindo Lum, Kathy Snedden, Barbara Conlin, Marsha Hamlin, Wlnitred Jackson, Saralen Olanich. g , e , ara ones, o age ep.g xx 1 ' ,sgris ri IO7 ln pit: seated: I. to r.: Nancy Burt, Nonie Rouner, Beatrice Gaede, Ardene Lee, Nancy Carnine, Haven Lucas, Louise Sturges, Catherine Graff. Row ll, l. to r.: laVaughn Shaw, Charlene Jimerson, Dorothea Foy, Marion Porterfield, Sylvia Brigham, Bonnie Harrison, Herbert Sullivan, Betty Donathan, Verlyn Tarne. Row III: I. to r.: Bernice Holder, Mary Brown, Janice Corr, Paul Luter, Jack Callaway, Susan Foster, Jim Bartholo- mew, larry Thornton. Row IV: I. to r.: Joye Stewart, Patty Becky, Loretta Price, Norma Hugunin, Bob Mast, Jack Clayton, Bob Easter. IIILLI ll 'PHE The Tuning up OT orChesTral insTrumenTs was a Tamiliar sound aT several oT The counTy grade schools This year as The ORCHESTRA made iTs visiTs, presenTing shorT programs To arouse The younger childrens inTeresT in music. A Tew oT The programs They played Tor were The Treshman Back-To-school Night The Senior Play and The ChrisTmas pageant. This spring selecTed high school members aTTended The All-STaTe OrchesTra in SanTa Barloara where aTTer only Three days OT pracTice wiTh sTudenTs Trom all over CaliTornia They presenTed a concerT. As a Tinale, on May 23, They presenTed Their annual ctonc:erT aT Bl-IS. Upper: Row I: I. to r.: Mary Brown, Vice-Pres., Alice Isaac, Sec.-Treas., Ethel Thompson, College Pub., Bev. Kelliher, Lib., Sylvia Brigham, Att. Sec. Row II, l. to r.: Kathy Heimforth, Asst. Lib., Nonie Rouner, Vice-Pres., Linda Wilkerson, College Pub., Carolyn Collins, Hist., Charlene limer- son, H. S. Pub. Row Ill, I. to r.: Bob Easter, Pres., Herb Sullivan, Mgr., George Kay, Asst. Mgr. Lower: Ready for their solos are Sylvia Brigham, Alice Isaac, and Catherine Graff. Raw I: I. lo r.: Mary Lee Gannon, Linda Wilkerson, Janice Warren, Angie Vallaclares, Paul Sisemore. Siandingg I. Io r.: Beverly Killiher, H. J. Burr, Director, Clarence Nichols, George Kay. On slage: sealed: l. io r.: Pa! Swai- zell, Louise O'Guinn, Kalhryn Heim- larvh, Alice Isaac, Marilyn Clement, Velda Bryan, Harvey Turner, Bill Bcpe. Siondingg l. to r.: Richard Brown, Ray Moody, Ethel Thompson, Sue Vesi, Leslie Bryan, Jeanefre Erassare ref, Lucille Caldwell, Susan Kreamer, Diane Carnine, Layne Siramler, Hlll ll' Wl'l'll lllllLllllll Beuiflcs playing lor school and communily groups, 'rhe ORCHESTRA helcl ils annual gel-loqelher in lhe fall lo welcome new members. Aller Chrislmas all members en- ioyerl a snow parly al Sequoia, and in June lhey lopped oil lhe year wilh a lormal luanquol and picnic. Known lor ilruir performances of Ihe EIephonI Waltz are Che len hav, players of Ihe High School and College Orcheslru. They are Riflrard Brown, Ray Moody, Ethel Thompson, Sue Vesl, Leslie Bryon, Jeunelle Erassurrel, Lucille Coldwell, Susan Kreamer, Diane Ccrrnine nncl Layne Siramler. rl IO9 Upper: Row I: I, lo r.: Manuel Mclrlinez, Drill Sgl., Bennie Hewill, Top 591.5 Gail Catania, Lib. Sghy Beverly Kelliher, Lib. Sgl. Row ll: I. To r.: Eddie Jeong, Cool., Frilz Osell, Uniform Sgl.g Tony Malthews, Sgl. at Arms. Lower: Wesley Moore and Bob Hovis are informing Gail Catania, Beverly Kelliher and Mary Rhoades of a new Driller Band routine. Filllllhlilll Boom! Booml Booml Sounded The Thundering drums announcing The Bakers- Tield I-ligh DRILLER BAND. Under The dia recTion oT Colonel Wesley lvloore, This TalenTed uniT delighTed The public wiTh Their arrangemenTs. The marching band was composed OT IIO members and added oTher sTudenT-musicians in The spring To Torm a concerT band. The band paid 56,000 Trom Their own well-earned Treasury Tor The colorTul blue and grey uniTorms which we proudly recognize. The ouTsTanding insTrumenTaTion was valued aT 530,000 and because The band was big business , each member cared Tor his uniiorm and insTrumenT To The besT oT his abiliTy. ATTer Two years' service and mainTaining a B average. a block leTTer B was awarded To gualiTying members. Row I: I. To r.: Bob Hovis, Mary Rhaades, Bill Lewis, Eugene Lawson, Larry Merson, Don Spiller, Alvin Corse, Eddie Jeong lm Likens, Bill Kelliher, Bennie Hewift, Harold Taber, George Serbin, Ray Phares, Richard Holmes, Jim Swindle, Mike Jacobs Ronnie Wcferson, larry Hanville, Bob DeHart, James McCallie, Sandro Saridsiead, Tom Nichols, Bill Sharp, WESIBY MOOYG. Dif- Row ll: I. To r.: James Kerley, Dave Forgie, Pal Scheible, Dennie Roberls, Albert Pinheiro, Lorry Carr, Richard Asdell, Slerllng Jones flarvey Turner, Tony Mcllhews, Llanis McClane, laquila Phillips, Miriel Carr, Judy Davidson, Rachel Smith, Mary Ruby Arleen IIO . , k ,W -.45-J551,51:,vvq.f,.g:iMa,gl., A W 'll'lI'l', llllllllllll llll ll A maior part ol the Driller Bond, the drummers, line up to take a These Driller Band tuba players kept the band on the beat. They are well-deserved bow. They are Harold Taber, Bennie Hewitt, George Paul Sisemore, Bill McCulloch, Gerry Beach, Melvin Twist, Bill Morris, Serbin, Bill Kelliher, lim Swindle, Ray Phares, Richard Holmes and Fred Twist, Leroy Brooks and Bill Trivitt, Willy Boone, lloilh, uoulh, eazl, and wesl . . . lhrouqhoul California the DRlLl.ER BAND has been men and admired. A snappy beal and a roaring sludenl body brouqhl The Drillers on lhr- lirrld before each game. Marching in ihe Shrine Polalo Bowl added lo lhe Color- lul rfvonlf. ol the year. A mighty limi place was lalcen when the band parfi-:ipaled i1vlhfvAllVVQwlCrr1 Bcinfl Review in Long Beach. Km lui, Sydney Bennet, Russell Beshrrx, Art Finch, Mike Wolford, Rodger Johnson, Bob Curtis, Charles Brown, Gary Stark, Beverly Klrllihcr Row lll I, to r.: levi Christiansen, Louis Horton, Bill Bain, Naaman Brown, Rusty Rhoades, Richard Heimforth, Jack Conner, Beverly Duehren, Melba Winter, Manuel Martinez, Bob Seibert, James Barlell, Allen Rutledge, Larry Molatore, Jack Callahan, Martin Romlcs, Gaylen Chow, Gordon Rosburg, Ralph Hudek, Gail Catania, Dick Davenport, Dudley Shellbourne, Kenny Smith, Marty Hooper, Virki Catania, Diane Forgie. Raw IV: l, to r,: Harriet Howell, Loren Gregory, Roger Simonson, Verlyn Tarne, Jo Ann Swayne, Frank Johnson, George Sturdevant, Paul Sisemore, Gerry Beach, Bill M:CulIoch, Melvin Twist, Freddy Twist, Bill Morris, LeRoy Brooks, Bill Trivitt, Richard Manda, Bob Buller, Richard Overton, Paul lawson, Bill Shaner, Gerald Heimtorth, Tom Meeks, Fritz Osell. ,av . ' ..- sexi 5 -ws A 3-A ? Y Row I: I. to r.. Melbo Hensley, Margie Cook, Cray Borden, Dola White, Sylvia Trinneer, Bobbie Carroll, Sarah Turnidge. Row II: I. to r.: Lenora Byrd, Cathy Richert, Violet Shields, Bernice Neidig, Helen Matthews, Phyllis Colby, Pat Burgemaster, Joyce Wells, B. Patton, Dr. Row Ill: I. to r.: Madeline Cimental, Barbara Fuson, Carolyn Milhous, Carolyn Magnuson, Rosie lomafjneifoalg, Diane Crandel, Barbara Darrow, Lenora Byrd, Jeanene Cantrell, Acc . The members ol the ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE had a musical oneness that is not often found in a group ol this Iype. To belong. lhe girls had Io have good musicianship and outstanding vocal ability. Three ol lhese girls were awarded SIOO scholarships in May. The annual Spring Concert climaxed their musical year. Row I: I. to r.: Margie Cook, Sec., Beverly Haag, Pub. Chr.: Sarah Turnidge, Pres. 3 I . 5 .... I r I . IIG IIIIII Row ll: I. to r.: Gloria luchetti, Lib., Irene Hackett, Vice- Seated at Piano. Jeanne Cantrell Pres., Dola White, Treas. Standing: I. to r.: Madeline Ci ent Barbara Fuson, Flavia Row Ill: I. to r.: Helen Matthews, Lib.p Melba Hensley, lib., Brown, Melba He , enero yrd, Joyce Wells, Gray Madeline Cimenta Borden, Dola White. II2 I ....-.,. .. ,, QW ' - es 1 ALL IAIIF '21, Row I: I. lo r.: Ann Likens, Henry Lee Smilh, Sammie Hall, Wanda Hopkins, Irene Hockell, Mary Adams, Salesla Housmann, Leanne Morgan, Joyre Jackson, Doreen Dahling. Row ll: I. la r.: Barbara Duehren, Lordell Anderson, Geraldine Hughes, Judy Pierucci, Shirley Dennison, Lynda Rice, Marlha Greene, Earlhlee Crider, Marsha Finn, Marnine Hill, Clyda Filmore. Row Ill: I. lo r.: Alice Sims, Shirley Crook, Shirley Mueller, Beverly Dial, Lorella Sell, Maxine Ogden, Deanna Mallhews, Nancy Brighl, Gail Tennison, Joyce Aclis, Marcia Luke, Marlha Dumble, Bobbie Hancock. Row IV: I. lo r.: B. Fallon, Dir., Marlha Rude, Sharon Combs, Wilma Boyd, Shirley Millon, Rila Croflon, Norma McLaughlin, Syble Kisselburg, Shirley Hughey, Janice Curry, Lorraine Slifman, Belly Barrell, Pauline James, Gurlhia Grier, Judy Ergo. The lwo ELEMENTARY GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS, organized lo give more girls an opporlunily lo sing choral music, were included in lhe annual Spring Concerl held on May 25. logelher wilh lhe Advanced Girls' Glee, The groups also awarded scholarships lo gradualing seniors who had pre- viou-,ly been members ol one ol lhe lhree Girls' Glee Clubs. Row I: I, lo r.: Edilh Hopkins, Joan Thomas, Claudia Beboul, Wanda Newlon, Mary Lou Bundy, Shirley Giminiani, Yvonne Gillra, Mary Burlon. Row ll: I. la r.: Barbara Vawler, Carol Caskey, Phyllis Lane, Belly Jo Harris, Pal Baker, Pal Fernandez, Beverly Emery, Kalhie Saunders, Jo Gibson. Row III: l. lo r.: Carol Brand, Johnelle Holley, Belly Jackson, Jeanelle Holley, Jeanne Pruill, Susan Voogd, Mary Bolinger, Coleen Bolin, Leslie Key, Lois Claassen, Geneva Brewlon. Row IV: l. lo r.: Madeline Brunlon, Pal Tunin, Carol Franz, Marie Muslin, Jelli Moland, Alberla Banks, Belly Jeffrey, Billy McAIlisler, Alice Williams, Eleanor Perez, Carol Harris, Pal Polslon, Fern Barker. Raw V: I. lo r.. Lila Kelin, Mary Grado, Gail Talman, Edna Murphy, Kalherine Deans, Doris Holsome, Jan Brown, Eleanor Young, Shirley Di.kinson, Marilyn Zillig. v WITII BLE IlEIl lIllICE Row I: I. to r.: Gay Buckley, Darline Rahm, Gail Tatman, Diane Linstrom, Virginia Allenthorp, Cora Howard, Ailene Bertrand, Jo Anderson, Jackie Curtis, Faye Kelly, Gay Curry, Barbara Hines. Row II: I. to r.: Caroline Foote, Jeanette Kingsley, Shirley Wilson, Flora McNeal, Bobby Carrol, Anne Chapman, Shirley Whittington, Lula Lawson, LaDonna Penner, Julie Croft, Carol Watts, Beverly Baker, Raw III: I. to r.: Barbara Porter, Wanda Billings, Wilma Boyd, Doris Weldon, Jeanette Kingsley, Elizabeth Williams, Ann Harrigan, Della McKinney, Donnie Williams, Shirley Hayes, Barbara Meek, Sandra Ramsey, Janet Reed, Clytee Ingram, Shirley Giminiani. Row IV: I. to r.: Claudia McCain, Joy Oldright, Billie McAllister, Wanda Little, Betty Manion, Joyce Morrel, Don Gregory, Pat Broadwell, Jerry Stevens, Mark Ingram, Karen Venables, Carol Shetield, Mary Price, Lou Cooper, Aileen Allen, Susan Myers. Row V: I. to r.: Warren Wheatland, Dr., Everesto Luevano, Jim Whitfield, Roger Clark, John Miller, Joe McCloud, Curtis Hill, Ray Welch, Richard Burke, Ed Haney, Dave Gifford, Lester Anthony, Glen Roberson, Richard Escudero, Emmit Hughes, Bob Roberts, Paul Lawson. Raw If I, to r.: Wanda Little, Mgr., Don Gregory, Treas., Caroline Foote Secs Anne Chapman, Lib. Presenting programs tor the student body kept the MIXED CHORUS busy, but they still had time tor coolcie sales and a talent show. Atter members had auditioned and been accepted, they practiced conscientiously betore taking part in the Christmas Pageant and other assemblies. The seniors, how- ever, will probably best remember their pertorm- ance at the Baccalaureate. Row II: l.'to r.: Richard Burke, Pres., Pat Green, Asst. Mgr., Jerry L. to r.: Barbara Hines, Pat Broadwell, Janet Reed, Emmit Hughes Stephens, Vice'Pres. Roger Clark, Wanda Billings get robed for another performance. IIIIIIIII LII'I'I ,Q c NII Iv I1 f Row I: I. fo CoIdnen. Row II: I. to Abodie. Row III I. Oo Hamilton, Joy Left Rebecca Knorr Is heIpunq Pav Coldren qet ready Iov the Roman Banquet BeIow: Row I. I. Io 1.: June! Uvown, Treas., Ardvne lee, Pves Row ll I. Io r.' Rebecca Knorr Censor Donna Wald, Vice-Pves.g love Sfewalf Pub Ch .un Marilyn Borfell, Sharon B r.: Donna Ward, Ardene lee, Rebecca Knoll J S r.: Janet Flizgelald, James Waqqoner Bull Offon Harold Talr Fred Ruf, Adv. T9 3. I i'-!'a'lilS!'.:X'I W R w I I fo r.: Mary Anne SI. Mary, Richard Hernmerling, Teckla Granada, DoroIhea Fay, Lorama Malone. su. Row Il l lo r. Ann Hilton, Jody Franklin, Tom Cunningham, George Moneymaker, Beairici Gaede, Sec., Llaniss McClane R w Ill I lo r.: Henry Heinricks, ViceAPres., David Evans, Paul Merla, Jay Verliaag, .lon Nackorud, Don Heinricks, Pres 'Vxflrial is lliis word? asked many members of The SPANISI-l CLUB as lliey received lellers from llieir loreign pen pals. As iunior diplomals, llne members lnelped beller relalions willw llne Spanish-speaking counlries. A Mexican dinner concluded llrie inilialion in Oclobery and a noon sale, Clirisrmas baslcel, and inslal- lalion banguel composed rlweir ollier proiecls. Row I: I, to r.: Chrisfine Norfon, Pa! Coldren, Marilyn Valenfine, Carolyn Collins, Sec. Row ll: l. fo r.: Coral Spencer, Beverly Haag Surlene Cox, Pal Owen, Richard CasIro, Pres. Row lll: I. fo r.: Gary Scoil, Pauline Chenowefh, Adv., Susan Kreamer, Vice-Pres. ln order lo become a member ol llie GERMAN CLUB, a sludenl bad lo be en- rolled in a German language class and be inleresled in lurllnering lnis lcnowledge aboul Germany. Willi llie lnelp ol llweir advisor, members enioyed learning aboul llne cusloms and cullure ol Tlnal nalion and developing lurllner lluency in speaking flue language. All members enioyed 'I'l'le gala annual picnic lneld in llwe spring. FIIIIIIIG on IIIUHI ul Ihrfir mrfehng, in filfiyf-'I Irunfh rgfimr-u and warm Ra I I. to r. Charlene Jimerson, Pub. Chr., Pafricio Ru r-, Humor Calder, VicefPres., Treas., Barbara Howard. w II I. Io r, Yvarrnr- Wavers, Wal! razee, Pres., Eliza' huh Iohnsmn, S1-f. lAIII'lI,II'II I 'I'IIIII'lIII'I'lIlI 'Vivrf Ia Iranccflii wan a phrase lfimiliar If, FRENCH CLUB mem infix. Allhoiigh Ihr: member' Wf'If' rririully Iirul and ueronri year ulinlfinlg Ihcsy wr-fin alvlrr Io rarry lifrni In AI Ihrrir uof nal rrvonlu Ihny l I1'IlflI ',uIIq'. IIIIIII 'IIA EIIIIICII SIudenIs inIeresIed in becoming acfive in QUO VADIS were accepfed inIo The club aiier aiiendance aI Ihree consecuiive meeIings. These siude-nIs of Chrisiian purpose banded Iogeiher for fellowship, recreaiion and service Io Bakersiield I-Iigh School. They organized, collecied, packed and delivered Thanksgiving BaskeIs Ior fha eniire school. The members also packed welfare boxes aI Chrisimas, and held males and parhes in addiiion Io regular weekly meeiings. Row I I to r. Janis Kerley, Susan Baldwin, Mary Owens, Bobbie Ginson, Ser., Betly Baker, Vice-Pres. Row Il- I. lo r.: Joann Swayne, Treus., Norman Lane, Vmlinu Rarnage, Elizabeth Johnson, Susan Kreamer, Barham Glanry, Andy Branscum. Row III I. to r, Alvin Rogers, James Noviel, Song loader, Walrur Bowser, Smnley Smith, Chuck Mills, lavd Whiie, Bah Reed, II7 I FIILLIIW HII' I 'PHIIIII lIllI'I'H Ldlz R w I I to Loretta Agee Anne Snedden Jimmy Anh Rosemarie Argoin, Glenna Thompson, Georgia Weisgerber, Annu Angone, Delores R w ll I to Julie Quinrf Tom Dano Dorolhy Neldel Barbie Anll, Kathy Klien George Sullivan, Kulhy Snedden, Po! Beck, Alexander R w Ill I I Ken Grlberi Steve Fowler Bruce Hanson Belly lohr Tom Dunham Evelyn Schilling, Adv., Neil Jones, Rodolf Angone, New leclwniques in NEWMAN CLUB were sludied by llwirly eclive Newman- iles, Weekly spirilual discussions were devoled lo problems ol applying re- ligious principles lo high-school living. Members brouqhl layorile records, lrorn blues lo classics, lo lislening sessions. A boy's baslcelball learn, Sun- day Communion brealdasls, slcaling parlies, picnic polluclcs, and Chrislmas carolling provided social lun. ove lefl R w I: I. lo r.: Erma Cenloni, Sec., Toni Dona, Vice-Pres w ll fo r.: Joe Del.os, Chop., Jon Reigle, Pres. Lower lefl lrmo Cenloni, .Ion Reigel, Neil Jones, Joe Delos Rios ond Tom Dona look on with inleresl as Fcnher Byrn reads al one of Newman s weekly meetings. II8 IlIl'I'l7AIi I I'lllIIlS'IS Whr'il nmrlr: Ihr: CI-IIIXIESE CLUB 61 lnvririlr- ol all il: mernberc this year? Ilnvinq inainy pnrlio, al the Chinese School yiiiivirlrffl nir-rnlurpru wilh oulwide inleresls rliiiirni Ihr- winlrir rnorilhu. Al Chrifilmafl limi- IYlf'VTIl'JflI'- ioinrerl in lo bring dillerenl linfl' ffl liinfl lr, rnnlr- lip a ioylul, bulqinq rifrlfil lrri' fin iirilcirlirnalri lanwily. Noon filly wr-rw '.rnllf:r'itrI lhronqh the year. l,lri',inq lhf-ir ufeainon ol lnunllinq aclivilies fm lhf-ii inf-rnrimlnlrr inwlallnlion banquel. vim Upper Row I: I. Io r.: Diana Lee, Soc. Ch., Arlene Jung, Vice-Pres.g Ronald Toy, Pres. Row Il: I. to r.: Jack? Chang, Treas.g Adrienne Jung, Sec.g Galen Chow, Soc. Ch. Lower: Arlene Jung, Mr. Srewurv, Diana lee and Ronald Toy prepare to dislribure hcndbills adverlising Ihe Chinese Club Dance, Row I I. Io r.: Stanley Leong, Jocki Chang, Diana Lee, Adrienne Jung, Beatrice Choy, Beverly Go, Genevieve Choy. Row Ill I. lo r.: Ronald Toy, Linda Lum, Carlo Go, Suzi Jeong, Arlene Jung, Janice Chinn, Howard Jung, Raw III: I. Io r.: Eddie Jeong, Richard Yick, Millon Chow, Judi Quan, Ken Pon, Wilber Dong, Galen Chow. ik un- B S I iff- Row I: I. to r.: Sonia Popel, Bernice Salado, Carol Schaefer, Muriel Curr, Audrey Northway, Charles Coremus, Rebel Bellamy. Row Il: I, lo r.: lane! Fitzgerald, Karin Venables, Mariorie Hughes, Yvonne Abadie, Rowena Willard, Phil Pullara, Wilbur Dong. Row III: I. Io r.: Bill Farley, Bob Moore, Wall Frazee, Hank Russell, Roderick Barclay, Ken Hubbard, Brion Rapp, Bard Salcido. Row IV: I. lo r.: Sidney Lang, Adv., Harvey Turner, Norman Kellogg, Jack De Vries, Herb Ward, Gale Gam, Virgil Kirkpatrick, Adv. dill in DI lllllIElllE 'lll Cllllll Allendance al The Science Fair climaxed a lull year lor lhe SCIENCE CLUB. A+ lhe inilialion parlies and dinner meelings, members heard speeches given by people skilled in various fields of science. Field lrips lo poinls ol inleresl rounded oul lhe cIub's social aclivilies. Founded only in l945, lhe Science Club has become very proud of ils growing lisl of achievemenls in science-lalenl searches. Jack DeVries, Pub. Chr., Mariorie Hughes, Sec.g Vice-Pres. w II I Bob Moore, Trees., Harvey Turner, Pres., Bard Wilbur Dong, Audrey Northway and Margie Hughes woich sound Salcido His! waves regislering on the oscilloscope. .Y-song, Ml' l20 A .F . ra Row I: l. Io r.: Kirk Wallace, Treas.g Benny lura, Fayrel McCarthy, Don Hemingway, Pres. MECHA IUALLY Ml Illlll To mainfain safer shops lor lhe school was The aim ol The SHOP SAFETY CLUB. The members were appoinied by leachers and given linal approval by lhe club advisor. Noi only did members carry on iheir im- porianl work, bul 'rhey had social aclivilies such as a Turkey raffle and parlies. I2I lds. A B average in shop work was one ol 'rhe requiremenis lo become a member of TECHNICIANS CLUB. This club noi only crealed more inler- esl in school, buf also gained recogni- lion for shop sludenls. ln The fall, a cedar chesf was made 'ro raise funds for a scholarship given yearly lo an ouislanding shop maior. Row I: I. to r.: larry Wier, James Duke, Sec.-Trees., Frank More- Iana, Pres., Bob Nicks, Jerry Cuskey. Row Il: I. Io r.: Clark Fischer, Vice-Pres., Bill Cowan, Dwain Cowell, C gl Sgl IA THIS. x 's-1.1 li! I ii. The SENIQR SECRETARIES, a dub made up oT senior girls wiTh secreTariaI maiors, helped Them- selves To become beTTer and more :ompeTenT worlcers Through The gombined eTTorTs oT Their advisors and guesT speakers. Among The guesTs were The BaIrersTieId I'IosTess and represenTaTiyes Trom medical and business groups. 1153 .M . .::f.. '..... Row I, I. Ia r.: Pat Wood, Charlene Wise, Shirley Haynes, Fran Powell, Gloria Polsan, Pub. Chr. and Viola Cosme, Helen Bolen. Raw ll: l. to r.: Lois Bradley, Adv., Marilyn Davis, Carol James, Mary Lou Snyder, Judy Kenlel, Vice-Pres., Danna Meadows, Wanda Edwards, Janet Potter, Hester Kinnear, Adv. Raw III: I. to r.: Colleen Bowen, Sec.-Treas., Dana Inpyn, Peggy Lindsey, Pres., Yvonne Zunino, Dawn Paulson, Sue Saller, Delores Sabedra, Sherrill Nelson. Row IV: I. to r.: Margaret Magee, Shirley Darmaier, June Robertson, Charlene Mathis, Francis ITAIIII ll PLANNED The FUTURE TEACHERS QE AMERICA was added To The IisT oT campus clubs This year. Even Though iT was a new organiza- Tion, iT was composed oT TiTTeen acTive and inTeresTed members, whose purpose was To inTeresT oTher sTudenTs oT Today in be- coming The Teachers oT Tomorrow. Abbott, Faye Stout. Above left: Raw I: I. to r.: Sheila Claclerwood, Pres., Sue Aubrey, Vice-Pres. Raw II: I. to r.: Joye Stewart, Treas., Leslie Allen, Hist. Left: Row I: I. to r.: Audrey Northway, Barbara Howard, Barbara Keener, Nancy Foster, loretea Hales, Melba Hensley. Raw Il: I. to r,: Sue Aubrey, Janet Fitzgerald, Montry Bales, Leslie Allen, Carol Mayhew, Sandy Burnett. Row III: I. to r.: Alvin Roaers, Ken Robesky, Adv., Gerry Hoff. eww, WM I2 2 Illllll I 'llllllli Will' Above: Row I: I. lo r.: Lupe Aparicio, Clyda Fill- more, Mary Lou Bundy, Merry Pelura, Jo Gibson, Mary Garcia, Mary Henson, Rosie Lomas. Row Il: I. lo r.: Henry Pinheiro, Suze Demos, Ramona Lasofer, Eslher Birks, Vickie Casillas, Serdena Jen, Norma Lewis, Row Ill: I. lo r.: Kay Knopf, Pal Alchley, Louise Blackburn, Julie While, Erma Aguirre, Freda Wil- son, Larry Jenkins, Dorolhy Bilner, Adv. Row IV: I. lo r.: Jack Clayfon, Norman McKnighI, Sue Hayhome, Carolynn Alkinson, Bobbie Han- rork, Joann Swayne, Dorlha Sheppard, Gerald Gamble. Ihre rlanq ol A CFIGII reqizler if, a Iamiliar f,ciurvI Io Ihr: 35 rnrrrnbor-, oi IVIERCI-IIES. In Ihzfir morelinq place, Merchiea Manor, Ihceuo utirrlrzrilf. were encouraged Io become IIlIf2l'!I'rlC4Ill1 merchandising as o career and Io lurllrmrfr Ilio deveIoprnenI ol sIudenIx, who had already rhowen Iho Iield as Iheir Iiie worlr. Mornloerw iourneyed Io Three sIaIe morrlinqm and Board ol Governors meeI- inqu Io help IurIher Iheir merchandising lnowlodqo. Right Mrs. Gile and Jerry Gamble show the SIOO bill which provided anolher Merchies Valen- tine Scholarship. Above Right: Row I: I, lo r.: Mary Lou Bundy, Sec., Serdenu Jeri, Pres, Row ll: I. lo r.: Norma Lewis, Cam. Mgr., Gerald Gamble, Vice-Pres., Emma Aguirre, Pub. Chr., Rosie Lomas, Treos, l23 wg, s Row I: l. to r.: Don Rutledge, Pat Jones, Blake O'Brien, Don Millican, Albert Pinheiro, Bill Morris, Dick Shelton, James Richie, Jerry Steers, Leslie Calder, Donnie Pickard, Phil Buckner, Billy Tye. Row ll: I. to r.: John Shubin, Wesley Heinrich, Lawton Powers, Jimmy Wood, Lee Fulkerson, Bill Smith, Jim Smoot, Leslie Baty, Charles Richie, Louis Horton, John Ferguson, Dan Albitre, Raymond Drake, Dick Davis, Ken Lingo. Row Ill: l. to r.: Monte Valpredo, Rudolph Angone, Bill Hicks, Danny Thomas, Dan Johnson, Clarence Harrison, George Brewen, Tom Jones, Doug Prochnau, John Cocking, Mark Wirth, Roger Montgomery, Bill Cole, Bill Larro, Edward Bowen. Row IV: I. to r.: Harvey Brockmeyer, Inst., Hans Wolff, Donald Schueutt, Inst., Jack Oliver, Ronnie Classen, Eddie Grosso, Richard Thompson, Mike Mayhall, Stephen Henricks, Lloyd Garside, Larry Hood, Earl Stine, Keith Pllll.lEC'l 'lll Swayne, Filmore Bender, Bill Moyhall, Bill Hodson, George Morrill, Porter Taylor, Roy Beaver, Ronald Skibby, Elmer Houchin, Gordon Richardson, Kenneth Whitney, Inst. The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is a club ot looys interested in tarming, worlcinq together, and lseeping up on the latest in tarrn equipment and ideas. To be a member, a boy had only to be enrolled in some course in agriculture and carry on 3 home project. This year Balcerstield I-ligh School ooys earned on these projects a total ot S32,000. Raw I: l. to r.: larry Boe, Jimnfy Fleming, Guy' Bird, Robert Kelly, Don O'ConnelI, Bill Francisco, Harold Snow, Troy Smith, Ken Harmon, Fred Perry, Johnnie James, Keith Holden, Jerry Combs, David Kennedy, Harold Howard, Billy Buys, Tom Baldridge. Row Il: I. to r.: Gerald Patterson, Pat Denio, David Fisher, John Naiera, Mike Mettler, Gene Gribbin, Mickey Garone, Benny Helton, David Kruser, Dick Lundy, August Martin, Bill Conley, Leroy Humphrey, Merwyn Brown, James Walker, Bob Parish, Gerald Davis, J. W. Neilsen, Inst. Row Ill: I. to r.: Ernie Beauchamp, Joe Copeland, Gary Mahon, Kenneth Harrison, Jerry Hyles, Bobby Walston, Tom Penix, Unknown, Arthur Sarnow, Melvin Jones, John Cocking, David Kaler, Dave Strassner, Steve Fowler, Charles Fanucchi. Row IV: I. to r.: Harvey Brockmeyer, Inst., Jael Mundorf, Wayne Hoo:l, Donald Scheutt, Inst., Don Emerson, Sam Hill, W. P. Upshaw, Son Pediga, Robert Herman, David Kaler, Ray Stanton, Arthur Mahlenmaier, Gerald Dormaier, Clarence Wilburn, Jim Herrgesell, Carl McGary, Roland Johnson, Bill Larro, Robert Davidson, Inst., Charles Wood, Inst. new 'INN' s ,-aff. y, ,ogy I 5 Ljgfseffgg f ., IZH' -......-..... u H -5.-........ IQ Benny Hellan and Arfhur Wahlenmaier look on as louis Horlon presenls Alberl Goode with an FFA Honorary Membership pin. IIIIII il il'llIl Emphasis Ihis year has been placed on more and larger proiecls. The FFA siimulaied agriculiural inlercsl by encouraging members, nol only Io show in The Kern Couniy Fair, which is a must buf lo show in oiher couniy, slaie and naiional shows. Awards were won in Ihe fields of Iivesloclc, poullry and rabbils, Raw I: I, lo r.: Don luper, Waller Jones, Jack Carver, Harley Hunler, William long, Loyde Garside, Bill Sams, James Grogan, James Williams, Gayle Miller. Row II: I. lo r.: Larry Malafore, Charles Fisher, Jerry Johnson, luddie Vanworlh, Don Waller, Richard Heinforlh, larry Guiles, Gary Clark, John Slikker, Tip Dowling. Row III: I. lo r.: Don Johnson, Fred Sanchez, Bill Walslon, Ken Williams, Frank Echenique, Jerold Giddings, Dave Kaler, David Bilyew, Benny Sandrini, Charles Wood, Insl. Raw IV: I, Io r.: Donald Schuell, Insl., Roland Darney, Bob Kennedy, Charlie Freeborn, Bob Wirth, Skinner Hardy, Leon Wilranks, Jim Hcrrgesell, Wayne Norton, K. E. Whilney, lnsl. r -' F. F. A. LEAIIIIII IIII' Row I1 I. to r.: Bill Larro, Feed Mgr., Benny Helton, Sec., Skinner Hardy, Treas. Row Il: I. to r.: Joel Mundort, Rep., Richard Thompson, Del., Frank Echenique, Vice-Pres., louis Harton, Reporter, Arthur Wahlenmuier, Pres. II was noi all work and no play lor The members ol FUTURE EARIVIERS OF AMERICA. No sirl The members Ioolced Iorwarcl Io Iheir guernsey sale in Gciober and Iheir hog sale in Eebruary. The club is a nalional organizalion wilh more Ihan II,OOO members in California. Wilh I86 paiclbup members, Ihe Bakersfield I-Iiqh School Chapfer is The Iargesl in The world. Showing their lambs are Earl Stine, Hans Wolff, Elmer Houchin, Dan Building a shed for some of their animcrls are Charles Fanucchi, Gerald Palterson, Don Emerson and larry Boe. x. Albitre, Mark Wirth and Gordon Richards. gf'- I26 ' 'l l llll 'llllll lllllllillll Au nw, Row I: I. lo r.: Ronnie Rcberfs, Bob loihlidge, Richard Thornber, Kenny Pon, Vicki Ccnfunia, Tom Turnipseed, Don Gibson, Larry Horack, Pres. Row ll: I, lo r,: Clarence Cullimore, George Serbcin, Scolly Helton, Roherl Smilh, Trees., Judi Quan, Bennie Hewill, Don Welsh, Ken Hubbard, Bill Farley, Row lllz I, lo r.: Bill lewis, Dale While, lonnie lelnonx, Tom MfGinnis, David Forgie, Bill luflore, Al Woldicm, Sec., Paul Lackey, Vice-Pres. Row IV: I. Io r.: Roherl Dickercon, Peter Rompos, Ken Grosso, Ed Sword, Mel Lindell. DUN Hemingway, Pow V- I, lo r.: Kelv Skinner Don Gaines, Mike Coll, Millon Holsled, Georqe lcrson, Roy Ruins. A kllrir iv lraim 1 qrcrlip on our rampus was Irie STAGE CRFW mario iv cl lwrlvo lo lrlleon rnomloere enrolled in line Siege Shop Cla -rir . Con L inq el cvrifry and walling ll'1C wlaqe lor all ficiwool playx Com' l main aclivilies, while membership requirernenls inrluded f f i laqe work and operalion, pasxirfq qradow, and llw lVlwll'LlC 3 i X , -KE' ll llllllY,, SKILL The busy girls wiTh The whiTe sTripe down The side oT Their gym shorTs were The LEADERS. lv1osT girls in physical educaTion classes lcnew Them as Teachers' assisTanTs who could reTeree a game or answer a quesTion when The Teacher was helping oThers. They had Their own class period in which They learned The rules oT games and played The games To- geTher. The aims oT The club also in- cluded building oT leadership and char- acTer and providing social acTiviTies Tor sporTs-minded girls. Above left: l. to r.: Betty Williams, Treas., Barbara Williams, Sec., Yvonne Zunino, Pres. Isl Semesrerp Tonya Taylor, Vice-Pres., Jane! Filzgerald, Pres. 2nd Sernesler. lower: Acfionl Funl Soorlmanshipl Kneeling: I. To r.: Belfy Williams, Joline SI. Onge, Karen Young, Peggy Lindsey, Donna Bullock. Sfanding: Row I: l. to r.: Barbara . Williams, Yvonne Zunino, Judith , Harris, Jackie Curtis, Violet Shields, lillie Williams. Row ll: I. to r.: Delia Trevino, Shirley Dailey, Jane! Fitzgerald, loyce Morrill, Marlene Thompson, Tonya Taylor, Mariefla Barlell, Marion locker, Adv. l28 Sheila Bumaugh Lydia Rameriz, Nancy lonss Paulina Anderson, Gay Curry, w ll B Davis, Ady.g Mar- qarel Bally Mary Coleman, Belly Vanden Hoak Gladys Bone, Luna Aparicio aclue Curlix, Belly Jo w III I Jane Walson, Mary loan lulher Janelle Gibson, Rose Mary Conniry Delia Trevino, Mary Michael linda Gipson, G, league, il ll 1ll'lIll'll Allenlion sporl lansl This year 'rhe GIRLS' SPCRTS CLUB cornpeled in six play days wilh girls lrom olher schools lry- ing lor honors. The December 4'rh Play Day, hold on our campus, was lhe biqqesl ol all, fr, lourleen schools parlicipalecl. The purpose ol Girls' Sporls Club was lo provide lime and equipmenl lor lhose girls who lilced lo play advanced sporls, lhe only requiremenl being lo come and play. Bul uporln waunl lhe only lhing lhal inlereslecl lhe qirlu: lhey also had parlies lhroughoul llw yr-ar. Above- riqlilz Kneeling: Belly Raper, Pres. Slanding: l. lo r.: Lydia Rameriz, Vice-Pres., Delia Trevino, Sec., Jackie Curtis, Treas. Right, Sheila Burnuugh, Mary Joan Luther and Belly Faulkner enioy skalinq, on exlra aclivily of lhe Girls' Sports Club, 'g Rosemary Draper, IZ9 WW' ---.--.....-.. .--.-.... Upper: I, fo r.: Cormci Treav, Jane! Norton, Jolene Sl. Onge praclice their morksmcnship lo add lo lhe honors of Girls' Rifle Club. Lower: Row I: I. to r.: Judy Faust, Vice-Pres., Tonya Taylor, Sec.-Treas., Jane Walson, Pres.g Sue Aubrey, Sgl. al Arms. Q u--ag-a.-...... PRACTICE ll0'l' The N. R. A. Posfal Rifle lvlafclwes were new flwis year fo flue members of flue GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB. All members of flwis club were insfrucfed in flwe use of flie regulafion 22 calibre fargef rifle and in flue I-lunfer's Safefy Course. Cerfificafes were awarded fo eaclw girl as slme fulfilled fuer score requiremenfs. Row I: I. to r.: Gail Nelson, Rosemary Conniry, Pal Anderson, Corma Treat, Barbara Slroup, Jolene Sl. Onge. Row Il: I. to r.: Sue Bell, Claudia Short, Kclhy Wright, Barbara Allen, Tonya Taylor, Judy Fousl. Row Ill: I. to r.: Charles Bainbridge, Adv., Barbara Walton, Jolene Clark, Marlene Thompson, Joyce frrr W Morral, Jane Walson. ua--w-an HUHHYLWV llverrylhirig lrom -,Iarnps and posl cards Io lropiral limh and mobiles was lallced riboirl by Ihe members oi the ODDS AND ENDS CLUB. Au Ihe Club was reactivated Ihi-. year and Ihe conslilulion was revised, il wa-, eaimirer lor Those inlcresled Io ioin Ihr: flirb rrrirl worlr logelher wiih olher new rirrorilr- in firlvanrinq lheir hobby inleresls. lar Ii wrfr-I onr: member conlribuled some- Ihinrg Io Ihr- rlnb by lallcing aboul his hobby. AI fi -,per ial moeling, the direflor lil Ihr- Kr-rii Crillnly IVILICCLHTI prC'.CrileCJ 6 lriur infilinq program. Befoming an aclive rrrvlrinimlirrri on fnmpu. again, lhe group Iriilr-rl lr, Iiifllf' money al lheir noon sales. HUMEMAKEH' Row I: I. to r.: Charlane Jimerson, Carolyn Collins, Christine Norton, Hist., Coral Spencer, Sec., Nancy Jones, Lee Walters. Row Il: I. to r.: Diane Carnine, Treas., Joyce Nehls, Fat Owens, Jim Brazelton, Tyson Kamprath. Row Ill: I. to r.: Jack Reynolds, Charles Julian, James Waggoner, Pres., Julie Holden, Vice-Pres., Margaret Sturm, Gary Reed. FUTURE l-IOIVIEMAKERS Cl: AMERICA is a club organized especially lor girls wiih home economics majors and homemalcing inleresfs, ln November, Ihe ollicers represenied Ihe group ai a slaie Conven- lion held al Asilomar, where they mei olher Fl-IA members and exchanged ideas which beneliled The girls in the Balcersiield organization. Then laler, in May, Ihe girls held their annual lvloiher-Daughter banquet lo acquaint their molhers with lhe acliviries oi the club. Row l: I. to r.: Rose Marie Pohl, Helen Barton, Sharon Pannell, Yvonne Oxford, Norma Cosme, Gay Curry, Rosa Hill, Dorthy Evartse, Grace Justice, Lupe Aparicio, Connie Martinez, Carol Ellis. Row Il: I. to r.: Peggy Davis, Dola White, Pres,g Jerrie Han- lock, Caroline Magnuson, Barbara Scoff, Louise Gleghcrn, Barbara Dillard, Edith Eyraud, Ramona Gairrison, Jeanette Holley, lohnette Holley, Putt Peterson, Adv. Row Ill: I, to r.' s Loedee Burse, Margaret Welsch- meyer, Hist,, Par m,g ara Lee Dudson, Florence Winston, Nell Coleman, JoAnn De Ford, Linda Gillesie, Ruth Massie, Alice Burnett. Row IV: l. to r.: Mary Joan Luther, Jimmie Lou Wheeler, Mary Ann Evertser, Treas., Shirley Cook, Frances Blankenship, Donna Carr, Jean Flammang, Pat Green, Lou Ann Bowen, Sylvia Baker. Row Vs l. to r.: Pairlee Madden, Helen Matthews, Ann Warner, Adv., Effie Greenberry, Josie Mae Mister, Hazel Watts, Dorothy Ghelston, Johwoundoh Martin. N.-. gil.. sl. T a,.L....L..., X gi I-M Ill ,Oar V f I ft. I I is is , Eli? MQ N 'S Q Q N 41 M'a' '11 M, 9-4 w 1 jfif i 5 . mf,-. z 5 ,X Ie 'xml 3 Z .....,,.... '- ,ftgsi i x 3-j fl..-Q, ,- . 6 3? Q w W 15 ,N if ' 5 if gd 159 in ESQ 'wg T5 4 am V? N . A ,. Q , V ' , Yr H A - . I . fx 2 5 Ain Eu N-5 255 X A 3 ' if s xg J! an 'P Q ,S xx A' B1 f Q 1 ,-Q . 8 I W V.. V 14 . h A ss u.Q xr fx T- f , . - . -V1 .fy - Q- . , ' . ' . 'Q X JN' X 4, u , '. ' . . 'iwxx , ,N ,N 3 'yi- v ' qt' , A 1 fl-, Ki .nf 1 ' f A U xx E t ,,',' I I S.. IXEQN COUNTY' 'r Q if F ws g .1 x 7 . . . X1 --1 . .M ' ' ,,..mnau... Upper: George Wesl, Gary Webb, Gwen Walson, Marlene Gleason, Belly Hendricks, Pam Taylor, Gloria Cooper, Nancy Morris, Phil Tincher, Mary Lou Bundy, Richard Burk and Serdina left all look happy lhal lhey're c part of the large Y iamily. Lower: Everyone is welcome ol lhe new Y.M.C.A. Building. ALPHA Wl'I'Il lllllliilll There were lwelve dillerenl clubs under lhe YMCA program, crealing a lriendly and casual almosphere on campus. lviem- bers ol lhese groups parlicipaled in a wide variely ol aclivilies. Besides allending weekly meelings, lhey look parl in Club Nile and held counlless noon sales, wenl on hay rides and parlicipaled in numerous parlies and olher social gel-logelhers. Bul nol all lheir lime was dedicaled lo so- cial aclivilies: Thanksgiving baskels were laken lo needy lamilies where lhey were greally apprecialed. lnleresling and in- slruclive speakers broughl lo lhe meelings inlormalion on varied subiecls. The groups all worked loward mainlaining lhe YlvlCfX's high ideals ol Chrislian living, service and good will. Row I: I. lo r.: John Trofler, Benny Helton, Jim Duncan, Mike Brown, Tom McGinnis, Scofly Helfon. Row ll: I. to r.: Mike Butcher, Dennis Vaughan, Tharrel Ming, Sid Thompson, .lack Duncan. Row lll: I. lo r.: Joe Copeland, Trees., Gary Boyd, Rep.p Carl Bowser, Richard Burke, F.D. Fraser, Adv. Row IV: I. Io r.: Gary Webb, Ed Sword, Denny Schmil, Phill Tincher, Bob Schmil, Ford Challis. I I I I I34 i-1511, if H I I DELTA Above: Row I: I. lo r.: Tod Easfon, Gary Kuhn, Bill Black, Jim Mills, Gerald Vaughan, Jim Vaughan, Pres., Blake O'Brien. Raw Il: I. lo r.: Jack Rosele, Sgl-al-Arms, Roland Krevill, David Hiller, Norvin Gordon, Pete Comslock, Clark Dooley Gerald Davis, Bill Mills, Vice-Pres. Row III4 I. lo r.: Chuck Slone, Paul Oldershaw, Dick Roberson Dwiqhl Jellries, Jack Mills, Jim MacKie, Terry Horan, Sec-Treas. Row IV. I. lo r.: George Wesf, Chuck Mills, Ed Haney, Slanley Smilli, Bob Smullie, Charles Tripp, Dennis Shea, Gene Harlline, KAPPA Upper right: Row I. I. lo r.: Jane! Nichols, Treas.p Lynn Boynton, Council Rep., Margarel Chambers, Pres. Row ll: I. lo r.: Pal Collins, Chap., Danna Winlack, Barbara Chase, Gloria Cooner, VicefPres. Row III: I. lo r,: Sandie Chanley, Anne Wall, Dianne Morse. PSI MU PHI MU lower righl: Row I: l. lo r,: Sonia Poael, Vice-Pres., Vicki Calanic, Chaplain, Jo Gibson, Sec. Row Il' I, lo r.: Beverley Duehren, Treas., Judy l-lay, Adrienne lung. Row Ill: I. lo r.: Marilyn Clemenl, Pres., Sandra Sandslead, Sgr.-al-Arms, Mary Ruby. I35 QC I I I 1 4 M 'N misss. wc.. .ss X, TANDA Row I: I. Io r.: Judy Bisdyan, Janel Jarrard, Sandy Bates, Vice-Pres., Linda Hood, Delores Rodriauez, Kay Dickson, Karen Lewis. Row II, I. to r.: Julie Maslerson, Pres., Sharon Beau- chmap, Eve Newell, Carrol Siafford, Priscilla Long, Sec., JoAnn Thornber, Chaplain. Row Ill: I. Io r., Sandra Drane, Barbara Love, Leah Cole, Susan Brock, Toni Vaughan, Barbara Bosworlh. Row IV: I. la r.: Sharon Richaudson, Janice Sward, Bev Sheffield, Mary Moberg. KODA Row l: l. Io r.: Virginia Dalby, Shirley Filson, Melinda Massey, Claudia Hall, Vice-Pres., Julie While, Chaplain. Row ll: l. To r.: Pal McCabe, Belly Hendricks, Fam Knight, Pam Taylor, Pres., Gwen Walson, Sec., Clara Tudor. Row Ill: l. lo r.: Susan Meyers, Sharon Bennell, Sally Gribbin, Marlene Gleason, Sgt.-al-Arms, Judy Gregory, Janitor, Jan Hess. Row IV: l. lo r.: Jean Vibe, Dinah Seilz, Mari Scheuer, Toi Kimmel, Dorolhy Colberl, Eloise Nelson, Adv. I I PRO Row I: I. lo r.: Waller Hohne, Terry Young, Pai Davis, Richard Wilson, Treos., Homer Kern, Sec., Don Franklin, Pres., Bob Schafer. Row Il: I. Io r.: Jerry Lander, Kenney Lawrence, Sgi-af-Arms, Bill LeFore, Row I: I. to r.: Judy Lewis, Margaret Markes, Kay Jarrord, Bev Klokoff, Roger McCan, Tom Maddox. Pres. Row Ill: I. to r.: Donnie Durham, Bill Bussey, Doyle Slrosner, Norman Owen, Row Il: l. lo r.: Merle Hanson, Pub. Chr., Linda Lum, Pal Gray, Vice-Pres., Richard Hacking, Richard Winn. De Anne Dunham, Hisl. Row IV: I. lo r., Donald Casida, Adv., Jim Reed, Tommy Faulkner, Tracy Row III: I. to r.: Janis Laffin, Council Rep., Nancy Valenline, Chap., Becky Smock, Mike McCarlhy, Vice-Pres., Ronald Oschner. Perez, Treas., Shirley Slockion, Sec. I - .- Q raw-.M www-v E v-f ... - GAMMA Row I. I. Ia r.: Jan Pankey, Pres.: Barbara Pruell, Dixie lee Bass, Gerrie Srnilh, Phyllis, Rogers. Row II: I. lo r.: Marilyn Davis, Hisl., Peggy Braicher, Sec.g Janie Townsend, Dorolhy Isaak, Pai Beck, Anne Hemmerling. Row III: I. Io r.g Dee Thompson, Treas., June Roberlson, Sue Brunni, Bobbye Thesl, Joyce Parker. OCADIA Row I' I. lo r.: Carolyn Bell, Eleaine Anderson, Susie Saunders, Shirley Schallock, Jean Hillon. Row Il: I. lo r.: Elizabeth Iohnslon, Janice Carr, Shirley Mueller, Kay Kelly, Sec., linda Slenlund. Raw Ill: I. la r.: Judy Mead, Pres., Sally Gannell, Jean Harris, Treas.g lrmgard Efiler, Vice-Pres., linda Forney. Row IV: l. io r.: Thea Muller, Mavis Friedrichsen, Carol Swam, Sandy Burnell. LAMBDAKII Row I I. lo r.: Susie Seiple, Sgr,-al-Armsg Barbara Phillips, Chuckie Wood, Pal Garlow, Judie Young, Sec. Row II: I. lo r.: Alma Embrey, Gwyn landslrov, Kay Kennedy, Trees.: Judy Freese, Vice-Pres. Row Ill: I. lo r.: Cheri Davis, Chaplain, Sandra Tognini, Judy Hodge, Pally Ellerd, Carol Briggs, Pros. TALAWANDA Row I: I. ro r.: Sherry Trogdon, Sec.g Marilyn Valenline, Sr. Council Rep., Diana Lee, Mary Lou Bundy, Pres., Pal Fenlan, Roanne Hockslad, Shirley Dunham: Raw Il: I. lo r.: Diane Dallimare, Berneice Salcido, Merit All.g Judy Howells, Cheryl Wagner, Jeanne Sandberg, Serdena Jefl, Margo Ramirez. Raw III: I. ro r.: Palsy Putman, Roberta Ralslon, Maxine Nathan, Mary Ann Zannan, Judy Jannino, Mary Ann Breckenridge, Lora Sweel. Row IV: I. to r.: Margaret Magee, Gwen Worlhinglon, Susan Burr, louise Shaw, Gail Hodges. dmv A.... g . :,... fs F U 2 iii X 'fs JL- m X f' 'Q :ii ' A ' .. Y' W f- 1 - lu Av if Q MMG J! if ! , , Z Wy KM I C Y' 4' ! P. 1 1 1 j P752 H ki Gif ,M L fffaf Af! ,' ,W il V ff' f yi f f 11 A713 W ,ff f f ' fl? ,Q ,cf ff 4 ' ' ,f 5 xx X f 4k ,, ,lf ,I ,wk J ,bf Aww' ,L 4 , 7 q ff N I z . Lv . ' ! .. I ! 5 f , 75 .' if ,nf Q I AN 4 R K' f 6k k ff W M ff L XV, C I if I, af F UL lr? 5 ,U lyk, if 65, 'ff ,fb iff, ftp' , ff QC f 4P' , Q fu QI 2 ,a, f J ff V J ffl, S ,f' 'A X, X if K' PIIRT Row I: l. to r.: Gary Webb, Gary Boyd, Sid Thompson, Scotty Helton, Eddy Beal, Joe Copeland, Richard Burke, Mike Butcher, Dickie Marshall, Norman Blind, Mike McCarthy, Sherman White, Tharrell Ming, larry Austin. Row ll: I. to r.: Richard Wilson, Dennis Vaughan, Melvin Antongiovanni, Bill LeFlore, Doug Ching, Benny Helton, Gerald Davis, Kenny lawrence, Willie Brown, Bob Richardson, Sam Brown, Ed Sword, Bob Sniffen, Phil Tincher. Row Ill: l. to r.: Sylvester Cooper, James Graham, Jerry Turner, Roger Gentry, Curtis Hill, Bob Schmidt, Bob Johnson, Ford Challis, Willie Simpson, Spellman Ward, Issac McClanhan, Melvin Jones, Carl Bowser. Row IV: I. to r.: Charlie Sarver, Coach, Bob Smellie, Mgr., Paul Briggs, Coach, AI Wardrum, Mgr., Earl Sargent, Coach. I40 Atter a victorious tootball season tor the DRILLERS, everyone on campus was talking about the champions ot BHS. Ending the season with a six-win three- loss record, the Drillers came through with tlying colors. The crucial game ot the season was that played with the Fresno Warriors. Due to the combined hard work ot the team and the coaches. the Drillers boasted a score ot twenty to twelve over the Warriors, winning the Valley Championship tor Bl-IS, and making a season that will never be tor- gotten. Larry Austin, Q.B. Scotty Helton, F.B. Norman Blind, E. Spellman Ward, E. 1 'lllll CIIAMPIU lllllLLEIi Drillers Drillevs Drillers Driller: Drillers Drillers Drillers Driller! Drillerx Carl Bowser, H.B. Bonny Hellon, G. A4 Slotklun Sierra Paso Robles Phoenix EB Fresno Roosevelt Delano Fresno I3 27 I4 33 7 7 6 I9 6 Joe Copeland, C. Sam Brown, H.B. Kneeling: I, lo r.: Bob Smellie, Mgr., AI Waldrun, Mgr. Sfanding: I. Oo r.: Earl Sargent, Ch,, Paul Briggs, Ch., Ken Sarver, Ch. Eddy Beal, T. Mike Butcher, G. Sherman Whife, G. Richard Burke, T ...... ' Row I: l. to r.: Tony Alvidnez, Ronnie Classen, Floyd Johnson, Bill Garcia, Jerry Tarr, Bob Craflon, Tod Easton, .lon Newton, Joe Leggio, Earl Peckham, Wiley Hughes, Gary Combs, Floyd Patterson, Donald Boe, Ralph Coston. Row ll: I. to r.: Clark Dooley, George Ogden, Tom McGinnis, Richard Felton, Ron Davis, Wayne Cierly, Dan Griffith, Dale Martin, Robert Schaffer, Richard Hocking, Bill Disney, Larry Mathews, Bill Mills, Bob Towns, Dwayne Canon. Row Ill: l. to r.: Rusty Rhodes, Mgr., Morgan Kiker, Mgr., Paul Watkin, Charles Green, Gregory Curtis, Jack Duncan, Blake O'Brian, Jim Duncan, Rod Brown, Dennis Schmidt, Frank Garcia, Calvin Sarver, Ronald Young, Carl Berra, Ch.g Charles Bainbridge, Ch. A high spirit, lots ot tire and the determination to win would best describe the SANDABS. The middle ot the season seemed to be the low point tor the hard fighting team. as they lost three consecutive contests to superior toes. But they tought a tough schedule, stacking up a tour-win, three-loss record tor their season. L. to r.: Morgan Kiker, Mgr., Charles Bainbridge, Hd. Coach, Carl Berra, Asst. Sandabs 6 Sandabs 6 Sandabs O Sandabs I3 Sandabs 7 Sandabs 14 Sandabs 21 l42 llXllllil'l'l ll 'lllll Arvin I2 Porterville 0 E. B. 7 Fresno 0 Roosevelt 33 Pasadena 6 Delano 6 B B B B B B B B B Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves WILL 'Ill WI Wusco 0 Kern Valley I4 North High A2 E. B. I2 Shatter 0 Shatter 6 E. B. I4 North High 7 Kern Valley 20 Kneeling: Bill Smith, Mgr. Standing: Ken Robesky, Hd. Ch.: Duane Anderson, Ch The aim oT The B RESERVES is To give boys wiTh- ouT experience a chance To play TooTball. Lack of experience, however, showed in The season's win and loss column as The Team won Three games and losT Tive. The boys ToughT hard all Through The season and proved very diTTiculT To conquer on The gridiron. Row I: I. to r.: Gary Cox, Dale Hayhurst, Dave Coston, Ralph Thomas, Monte Valpredo, Fritz Osell, George Neidig, Curl Delfino, Bob Fleetwood, Arthur Keys, Dave McCIesky, Bill Burdick. Raw ll: I. to r.: Ronnie Wilson, Bob Smith, Norm Stanley, Bobby Hailey, Doyle Wilkerson, Cecil Manning, Terry Harty, Bert Armstrong, lim Smoot, Rex Merrick, Troy Turner, leo Brooks. Row III: I. to r.: Woody Bryant, Dennis Dumble, Fred Boule, Lani Harrington, Clayton Kennedy, Ken Maness, Barry landxton, Ronald lana, Robert Meiia, Robert Shubin, Roger Kelly, Don Upshaw. Row IV: l. ta r.: Eugene lee, Mgr., Richard Roamer, Mgr., Norman Owen, Richard Winn, Jerry Canders, James Barnes, Roger Wheeler, lee Carter, Phillip Woods, Earl Goodman, Duane Anderson, Ch., Ken Robesky, Hd. Ch. 'U' gg 12' I,l5 -1.35 JH. 1- '95 .ffl ll 'i A f ...ow .w?4x.M525o lllllill 'IIII HEAT Kneeling: I. to r.: Jerry Brackett, Mgr.g Bill Arp, Mgr. Standing: I. to r.: Tony Lenza, Asst. Ch., Jack Trout, Hd. Ch., Dick Harkins, Asst. Ch. Kneeling: Jerry Brackett, Mgr. Raw I: I. to r.: James Tapley, J. C. Phillips, Don Mears, Tom Douglas, Richard Escudero, Earl Remington, Maruin Byrd, Ken Gilbert, Iral Fulce, Bill Gray, Sylvester Cooper, James Modkins, Jim Wood, Art Reamer, Rill Arp, Mgr. Row Il: I. to r.: Jim Avenell, Frank Fannucchi, Bob Hartlino, louis Grimes, luther Wofford, Bob Farmer, Glenn Schallack, Ron Oschner, Tom Nichols, Bill Porter, Bruce Hanson, Bill Cole, Bob Martin, Sidney Fromberg, Bill Madewell. Row Ill: I. to r.: Dick Harkins, Ch., Armand Sandoval, Dan Kamprath, James Garside, George Neal, Walt Mince, Mike Brown, Pat Davis, Bob Walston, Wayne Hill, Charles Fannucchi, Charles Ross, Dwayne Taylor, Don Spiller, James Cammiani, John Crawford, Tony lenza, Ch., Jack Trout, Ch. lf E f 'li If ' I Roughnecks I3 Porterville 0 Roughnecks 7 North High 27 Roughnecks 33 EB 6 Roughnecks 42 Delano 0 Roughnecks I3 EB 0 Having a territic season this year the J. V.'s won the South Valley Championship. The big rough and ready line, with speed unsurpassed, protected shitty backs all sea- son long. This territic protection dealt the tatal blow to opposing teams. The team- work between coaches and players resulted in giving the boys down-to-earth funda- mentals. A tew boys that showed excep- tional skill were advanced to the Driller squad, when they showed teamwork which contributed greatly to their success. I nm.. I I A.-I I44 I I T ig, , . .Den ' ' f W Losing a hard fought game to Arvin re- sulted in a co-championship in their league with the Delano Kittens for the BITS this year. The Bits displayed a hard lighting spirit unsur- passed by any other Bl-IS team. Due to lots of teamwork and long hard practices, the learn proved superior to unwary foes on the gridiron. Bits Bits Bits Bits Bits Bits Bits Porterville North High Tulare Tolt Delano Arvin EB Row If I. to r.: Bobbie Soulders, Fred Sperber, John Albee, Dick Little, Keith Adkins, Leo Walker, Lloyd McCoy, Jeff Tuculet, Andrew Patterson, Som Wilkerson, Ralph Marquez, Lonzo McGlothern. Row II: I. to r.: Ruben Gusman, Warren White, Larry Beck, Jimmy Maxwell, Gerald Vaughan, Lawton Powers, Lee Horan, Pete Comstock, Eugene Brown, Dick Davis, Napoleon Jones. Row III: I. to r.: Charles Anderson, Roger Clark, Roger Neudeck, Fred Prewitt, Mike Mettler, Ken Harmon, Vincent Casper, Isaiah Simpson, West Tyler, Jim Mills, John Trotter, Jackie Varnon. Row IV: I. to r.: Gary Kuhn, Gary Buzby, Tommy Jones, Walter Armstrong, Billy Calm, Graig, Nelson, John Herring, Darrell Flitcher, Gene White, Bob Kinoshita, Cordiel Wofford, John Owens. oRw V: I. to r.: Don Casida, Ch., Bill French, Ch.: Francis Fraser, Ch., Tom Coston, Forest Roberts, Mike McBroom, Gene Johnson, Unknown, Argil Sipe, Ken Sheffield, Mgr., John Beauchamp. Kneeling: I, to r.: John Beauchamp, Mgr., Ken Sheffield, Mgr. Standing: I. to r.: Francis Fraser, Ch., Bill French, Ch., Don Casida, Ch. ve: Row I. I. to r.: Bob Smellie, Mgr., Hank Pfister, Ch., Bill Smilh, Mgr. lf , tell y. .fi1QXa 5 4 lk s RZ 1 .X A :QL f f' is qu. e Ll-ills, SX. .- .wir K-X 4, R Row I: I. lo r.: Carl Bowser, Sid Thompson, Dick Marshall, Mel Almon, Bob Schmidl, Bill Smiih, Mg s,lslgM 'f' Q l'. ow : . o r.: Hank Pfister, Hd. Ch., Willie Simpson, Larry Auslin, Chuck Stone, J. C. Phillips Cl R II I l Dixon, Bob Smellie, Mgr. The DRlLLER BASKETBALL TEAM lied lor second place in lhe Soulhern Yosemile League eller closing lheir season wilh an eighl-win, four-loss record. Those four hearlbrealcing losses kepl The lasl and shilly cagers behind. The Drillers had lhe liqhl- ing spiril, bul olher leams proved superior, quenching lheir hopes 'lor relaining lhe championship. llUl'lll lx Members of lhe Driller Ieom and their coach plan I46 1.9I0'5'f'f VQVQVOQJ 132532 MM MRF 0 'b ' X 0 'lllll C0 Ill' Dlillers Drillers Drillers Drillefs Drillers Drillers Drillers Drillers Drillers Drillers Drillers Drillers Porlerville Arvin Tulare EB Delano Tall Porterville Arvin Tulare EB Delano Tuff Dick Marshal, Clarence Dixon Bob Schmidt J. C. Phillips larry Auslin A :wh , 1, M, my . me TIF: i Tl' V The SANDAB hoopmen Tell To Tive opposing Teams during Their exciTing season. The Sandab squad Took Those losses in sTride and came back wiTh a Tine record oT seven wins Tive losses. The Sanclabs always gave The opposing Team excel- lenT compeTiTion on The baslceTball courT. The TirsT halT oT league play proved disasTrous To The BITS, as They losT many oT Those conTesTs. The Team, however, bounced back wiTh sTunning Torm and won seven ouT oT eighT remaining games. By popular voTe Jaclc BalTanz was chosen The Team's ouTsTanding player. Row I: I. to r.: Jim Duncan, Dick Hacking re Brothers, Orval Walker, Jock Roberts Jack Duncan Billie Mills. Row ll: I. to r.: Joe Koegler, Ch., Robert Key o Towns, Richard Blich, Ronald Young Gilbert Moto David Evans, Asst. Mgr., Roland Krevitt Mgr 'llllll lllllll'l'l il Sandobs 42 Portelville Sandobs 41 Arvin Sandobs 44 Tulare Sandobs 41 EB Sandobs 43 Delano Sandobs 4I Maricopa Sandobs 29 Taft Sandobs 53 Porterville Sandobs 54 Arvin Sandobs 50 Tulare Sandobs 43 EB Sandobs 46 Delano Sandobs 49 Taft Bits 32 Parterville Bits 21 Arvin Bits 31 Tulare Bits I9 EB Bits I8 Delano Bits 48 Maricopa Bits 44 Taft Bits 22 Porterville Bits 36 Arvin Bits 34 Tulare Bits 32 EB Bits 27 Delano Bits CY Taft Raw I: I. to r.: Isaih Simpson, Ralph Mason ac Balfanz, lloyd McCoy, Mike Fitch. Row II: I. to r.: Duane Anderson, Ch., Sam Wrlker son, Otis Richardson, Harold Taber, Craig Nelson Harley Bates, Mgr. Row I: I. lo r.: lrol Fulce, Lani Hurringfon, Joe Thompson, Bob Ara, John Rous, Duane Dooley. Row ll: I. lo r.: Rusly Rhoads, Jimmie Fosler, Gordon Richardson, Willie Pickins, Jordan Ben- noll, Morris Berens, lowall Nelson, Ch. 1.V.'s ZH Porlerville 40 l.V.'s 45 Arvin 42 l.V,'s 50 Tulare 29 J.V,'s 45 EB 3A J.V.'s A8 Delano 49 ,l.V.'s 29 Maricopa 65 J.V. . 28 Tuff I5 l.V.'s 38 Porlerville 46 J.V.'s 47 Arvin SI 1,V.'s 37 Tulare 45 J.V.'s 32 EB 53 l,V.'s 33 Delano 46 J.V.'s 45 Tail 38 lIIlllI'l I'IlIl.' Class D 20 EB I3 Class D I9 Arvin I3 Class D I9 Norlh High I8 Class D I0 EB 'I7 Class D 30 North High 30 Class D 22 Kernville 26 Class D Zl Arvin 24 Class D 27 EB I7 Class D 22 Kemville 27 Class D 20 Arvin I3 Row I: I. lo I.: Tod Cornwall, Sol Rivos, Jim Fulkerson, Dave Curlis, Jim Wood, Sterling Calderon. Row Il: I. lo r.: Sion Leong, Frank Cook, Tom Fulce, Bob Dada, Keith Holden, Jim Mills. Row Ill: l. lo r.: Wallace Websler, Ch., Tom Adamo, Abe Cordero, Earl Penney, Mike Young, Denny Kling, I49 A. l iff., , T ,sw Jw all if ' S ik 6 3- 1 t I I The J. V. hoopmen oi BI-IS sporled a live-win eighl-loss record for a hard played season. The leam made a very happy ending lo lheir sporls year, as lhey won over Tail in lheir Iasl game by a score oi 45 lo 38. The CLASS D BASKETBALL TEAM displayed lrue BHS iighling spiril as lhey won live and Iosl four. The ieam dis- played good sporlsmanship regardless oi how lhe score was al The end oi lhe game. ,'mA Above: Kneeling: l, lo r.: Rebel Bellamy, Marly Hooper, Wall Frazee, Ken! Lilfle, Ron Mikuls, Richard Thornber. Slanding: I. lo r.: Hank Pfister, Ch., Phil Carlson, Trenl Jones, Brian Rapp, Pal Braadwell, Bob Moore, Ronnie Abbcll. Right. Kneeling: I, to r.: Mrs. Turney, Adv., Frances Blankenship, Nancy Maxwell, Sally Moore, Carol Mau, Mari-Lynn Conley, Phyllis Gerrge, Mary Burns. Slanding: l. fo r.: Carol Slafford, Judy HCIY, JGfliCe Sword, Linda Puder, Brenda Jackson, Raberla Ralslon, Joan Schrader, Beverly Go, Roleene Toole. The BOYS TENNIS TEAM chalked up a line record lhis year. Long hours ol hard praclice ancl conslanl Teamwork resulled in skill and spiril unsurpassed by any leam in Iheir league. Equipped wilh 'rhis skill and spiril. Ihe leam always made a line showing Tor BI-IS. ll you knew how 'ro play Iennis and had The permission oi The coach you were eligible for The GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. To creale an inleresl in Iennis among lhe girls and Io provide an opporlunily lor im- provemenl in lhe sporl was lhe le-am's pur- pose. Many players relurned lrom lasl year's leam lo give The DRILLER GOLEERS an oulslanding squad This year. Bill Seanor and Lupe Garcia, relurning lellermen, conlribuled greally lo lhe many vic- Iories Ihe Ieam chalked up during The season. The Bl-lS golfers won many malches by much higher scores lhan Iheir opponenls, proving lheir righl Io be called champions. ISO Kneeling: I. to r.: Phil Hawkin, Tommy Thomas, Larry Carr, Lupe Garcia, lay Verhaag, Dick Turner, Terry Horan, Lee Horan, Denny Kling, Norman Owen. Slandign: I. to r.: Francis Fraser, Dan Gooch, Bill Seanor, john Buckle, Mike McCans, Bob Schaeffer, Sid Thompson, Chuck Slone, Jim MacKie, Bill Leflore, Larry Maihews, Roger McCan. Plllll' lIIl'l'lllISlllS'l'S ALL Lonq, hard hours ol praclice paid oil lor the Bl-IS SWIMMING TEAM as they won their Iirul meet of the season very easily. Many meet recordn were expeeled 'ro lall before the mormen of Bl-IS as they dis- played line Iorm in all three classes. Bob Smellie, Gerald Pallerson, and Warren Whilr: were a lew ol the swimmers who were expecled lo lead the team on to its many viclorie-, against opposing schools during Ihr: teamlf. Outing. Seated: I. to r.: Jerry Meek, Unknown, Unknown, Jim Foster, Clark Do Hughes, Louie Horten, Raymond Moore, Ken Siliar, Frank Harriman. Upper: I. to r.: Roland Krevitt, Mgr.: Dick Harkins, Ch.: David Evans, Mgr. Lower: i'lt's a bird, marvel members of the swimming team as they watch one of their members do a beautiful dive. oley, Jack Jordan, Gene Parsley, Paul Oldershow, Unknown, Wiley Kneeling: I. ta r.: Bill larro, Dennis Shea, Charles Edwards, Curt Effler, Ralph Evenson, Dick Bailey, John Alving, Roland Krevitt, Carl Beck, Richard Winn, Bob Ferrand, Roger Stine, Chuck Mills, Pete Comstock Standing: Raw I: I. to r.: Don Eddy, David Doll, Steve Fowler, Craig N Tomerlin, Dan Wilson, Charles Doremus, Willie Frye, Sterling Colder. Row Il: I. to r.: Monte Valprado, Fred Boule, Richard Manda, Roger N son, Darrel Zimmerman, Unknown, Michel Bernard, Paul Patton. Rusty Bershieres. elson, George Paul, Bob Raider, Darrel Shea, Warren White, Chuck eudeck, James Waymire, Filmore Bender, Burt Armstrong, Gerald Patter- Row Ill: l. to r.: Ben Cole, Dwight Jefferies, Bob Benson, John Herring, Dale Haynes, Eddie Grosso, Bob Smellie, Willie Klink, John Shuben, HI Norman Stanley, Richard Blick, David Evans, Arthur Reamer, Dave Tho ,mn-wp,, pson, Ronnie Hunter, Dick Adams, Bill Conely. K 4 5 RJ ' iw ' r lllllllli IIIIII THEIR GIIAL Kneeling: I. to r.: William Edwards, Willis Hill, Ronnie Davis, Mike Brown, Chester Jackson, Ralph Marquez, Dick Roberson, Joe Lewis. Standing: I. lo r.: Joe Copeland, Curtis Hill, Norman Blind, Sam Brown, Walt Pascoe, Mel Allmon, Merle Stomper, Fidel Merrera. The DRILLER BASEBALL TEAM sporTed a TerriTic record wiTh The help of a Tine piTching sTaTT This year. The squad Tielded a high- spiriTed Team. as They had high hopes oT rack- ing up anoTher championship Tor Bakersfield I-Iigh. The Team conTinuaIIy displayed Their good sporTsmanship, which enabled Them To be The envy of opposing players all season The Drillers in their new uniforms practiced hard for coming games. Drillers Arvin Drillers EB Drillers Delano Drillers Washington Drillers Wasco Drillers Porlervillo Urillers TafT Drillers Porterville Drillers North High Drillers Taft J. C. Drillers Arvin Drillers North High Kneeling: I. to r.: Ray Hylton, Rowell Greene, Don Harrison, Bill Bain. Standing: I. to r.: Bill French, J. V. Ch., Carl Berra, Driller Ch., Charlie Sarver, Frosh Ch., Rusty Rhodes. My . I ,,., I 3 V35 ' s maine I iid, .,....-- 0 ..-fs- . r- .,. -s v... . Sitting: I. to r.: James Childs, Leo Walker, John Alvidrez, Gene While, Billy Black, Dwayne Canon. Kneeling: l. to r.: Irul Fulce, Jack Balfanz, David Bloomquist, Calvin Sarver, Joe Rodriquez, Armando Rameriz, James Faulkner, Larry Molatore. Standing: I, to r,: Morris Berens, Fred Prewitt, Ronald Young, John Reus, Richard Van Horne, Ken Gilbert, Loren Blacklock, Jimmy Fite. The Team wiTh a high spiril' and a will To win was The J. V. BASEBALL Team This year. The Team played hard all season long, cleTeaTing numerous opposing schools on The playing Tield. The J. V. Team racked up Their highest score oT The season aqainsT Arvin. The FROST-l BASEBALL TEAM displayed Tine sporTsmanship during Their season. Combined wiTh Teamwork and a piTching sTaTT unsurpassed, The Team wenT on To many vicTories which gave Them an excellenT chance Tor The championship. The Team displayed a will To win all season. Silling: I. to r.: Bill Burdick, Charles Andersen, Willie Boone, Herman Jones, Gregory Curtis, Rodger Kelley, Robert Souders, Arthur Shorter. Kneeling: I. to r.: Charles Daniel, James Jamersan, Ruben Trevina, Tommy Fulce, John Beauchamp, John Albee, Keith Adkins, Rennie Hicks, Bob Sears. Standing: l. to r.: Martin Rosales, Richard Wheeler, Tommie Jones, Frank Fanucchi, Don While, Eugene Lee, Gary Cox, Ronald Ochsner, Lani Harrington, Vernon Page. ra..-. ill ,...'-fm-v .Us nr- AM 'Q was vu ,i i yi so E ' WJQSI --f W Yvvv wit, m..,.,., ..., Q 'TT 1 i 2-N-rx 'Ti Row I: I. to r.: Dennis Vaughan, Thompson Joseph, Raymond Ford, Jae Dixson, Bill Bussey, Mel Stansbury, Ron Montoyee, Ernest Villa. Row Il: I. to r.: Charles Boyer, David Monney, Aubrey Webb, Richard Marshall, Archie Evans, Pat Davis, Jon McBride, Ron Provost, Carroll Greer, Walter Mince. Row III: I. to r.: Carl Johnson, J. C. Phillips, Lowell Burse, Virgil Allen, Willie Simpson, George Gifford, Frank Castro, Tommy Faulkner. The beginning of lhe TRACK season gave The Bl-IS 'lraclcslers The habit ol finishing Iheir meels in first place. Displaying fine running form, the ihinclads were viclorious in four conseculive conlesls. Our ambilious 'rraclcmen also displayed a high spiril which enabled them lo break many standing lrack records wilh considerable ease. The excel- lenl coaching slaii spurred the BHS lhinclads on lo many impressive victories through- out lhe season. Row I: I. to r.: Poke Washington, Paul Watkins, Casimire Morin, Orval Walker, David Lowe, Frankie Garcia, Charles Green, Philly Bogdan- afi, Woody Bryant, Walter Bryant, Glenn Sadocchi, Wayne Magnuson, Tom Jones, Ronnie Classen. Row ll: I. to r.: Ralph Coston, Denny Schmidt, Robert Key, George Ogden, Fritz Osell, Dake Marin, Lee Carter, Fred Brothers, Paul Stephenson, Mike Jacobs, Bob Gleason, Mel Twist, Dan Griffith, George Gastineau, Bill Potter, Jon Reigel. Row III: I. to r.: Jerry Tarr, Bob Melia, Doyle Wilkerson, Glenn Fenley, Dennis Jarard, Cecil Manning, Richard Felton, Bob Hailey, Wayne Cierley, Bob Larson, Bill Garcia, Jesse Hernandez, Dinis Dumble, John Manera, Bob Lucas. Row IV: l. to r.: Charles Perry, Rod Brown, Jack Duncan, Bill Mills, Dale Hayhurst, Bob Brandon, Terry Young, Larry Hood, Ralph Hudek, Bill Sharp, Dick lundy, Ted Bowers. cw is 1 llllll 'lllll 'Illl'll Homer Kern goes oyer in his usual agile style. Tap Lett: I. to r.: less Washington, Lawrence Johnson, Jerry Smith prepare to meet their opponents. Top Right: Kneeling: l. to r.: Bill Smith, Mgr., Wayne Green, Mgr., Bill Kleiser, Mgr. Standing: I, to r.: Bill Martin, Mgr., Charles Bainbridge, Asst. Ch., Jack Trout, Ch., Don Casida, Asst. Ch., Richard Roamer, Mgr. Bottom: Raw I: I. to r.: Darrell Feltcher, Mike Mettler, Jimmy Maxwell, Ralph Mason, Sam Wilkerson, Gerald Baughan, Richard Little, Jim Mills, Nao Janes, Fred Jordan, John Smith, Andrew Patterson, Earl Penny, Albert Pinheiro, Mike Young, Rogers Simonson. Row ll: 1. to r.: Jerry Woodard, Wayne Gilliland, Larry Hanville, Gary Kuhn, Mcllraom, Mike, Lloyd McMoy, Cardiel Wofford, Johnny Owens, Alsozo McGlolhern, Theoprix Ribers, Isaiah Simpson, Tim Coston, Melvin Fresser, Ruben Guzman. Row Ill: l. to r.: Don Thomas, Kenny Smith, Gary Buzby, Forest Roberts, Larry Beck, Jim Taylor, Don Welch, Wendell Lum, Mel Brown, Lee Noble, Brad Peacock, Bud lloyd, Harold Mayo. U xi R , 1 ,L A 1? 4 ' , N ,..lf,ii ff? 6 I 'l i P' Q We 1 and it 35 WWQQ ' , kg 55 M In 15 wk ,Q,,m,m5m M H Q X W if W ' 'F if Q gas 1 X W W ' Q., Q, 5 i f ' 5 2+ wk mm, ii . N mm ,,,, - . ALL llllll'l'Ell Whelher il was a rally or a dance, slu- denls showed lheir spiril by parlicipaling in counlless aclivilies. Al lhe lirsl of lhe year, loolball games headed lhe lisl lor many sludenls as lhey cheered lheir leam lo a championship. Pulling on dances proved lun and also added spiril lo lhe dancers and lhe decoralors, Wriling, speaking, and dramalizing were fields in which sludenls eagerly showed lheir lalenl. Members of lhe band and orcheslra played lheir loesl for many aclivilies lo help slimu- lale lhe sludenls' school spiril. Besides pro- viding enlerlainmenl, many ol lhe assem- bles had educalional values. e poig s not only heard but seen all over the D g Lovegreen ond Pct Brocdwell, as Danny Driller, for lry on the football field. .Jain Tk' llllll Il. II. C. Slf 'llfjf'llUl, f:r'c:r'qollf, qlrlx appeared llwlu lull in nwlrllruq rollorl wlvlrls wlllw rrlalclw- lrwq l,lfm-lf. llwey worc the SONG AND Yl ll IlfXDERS,wl1olQd al all Driller fool- lmll lmrl lmulcffllmll game-,. During The wlrftm, thu nqmq lffader. appeared in royal lJlllf'1UHllllOy clrf:v',f:uwlll1 rulllecl, Covered lirqlmluy llmf yull Ieadml, dorlrmecl their heavy wlwllr: Kwr-fnlmn tml plcalerl nlcirl-. lo Com- lirmr' llwir vlqorfnw, mellwod ol arousing ,f lmrll npirll. Yr:.1l1lSf1rlClf1lq',l fflccl the PxPPl2lElNlllCE 'JCDNCJ AND YELL LEADERS an lheir lmflif-', llllfgd In lllff falr wlllw ppiriled em- llm',ifr.m. llu- rrwul imporfanl lob that llwr-xvfnrYwl1llloL1',qlrlnflld waz lelddlnq 5Or1qv flll'l yf-ll: ful fall llwin ycarlm prelimlrlarv flrllfllf Rowl I,!or, D Row II- I, Oo r, -- -.w.-u.u-va-n- Y mir Sfofedz I, lo r.: Lindo Lum, Kay Jcrruld, Pu? Gray. Slondingz I. fo r,: Becky Perez, Glenda Welborn, Janis Luflin. inch Seifz, Diana Lee, Hd. Yell leaderp Shirlee Giminiuni. Pc! Wood, Pam Knight, Hd. Song leuderg Cheryl Wagner. l, 'W X I 'Q 'O l9lP?w' 'f'?! E 'hwmwy' N 'Q'MM'M N ' ' MW .ww A , .X Tm L J 4, ls ' 1 .,,. , M .hi ., . .x.,x,.xx. xkA,k , M, x,..' ..,.. V . WM' , . ,W 4 Q . , 1 ,, 4 '- -J, f ., . A 1 X 0 -4' If N 0 ,Q .-r wx, is-'ner' l .V J Q 3K1 , ' A E K Www. N 'W x K l59 'lllllll ll 'I' Fllll DANCING :wi 1 E xg I of , ,,,,..,w 3 ,. 1, :gy 5-5: -.ig g f: at Planning and decorating lor dances played a big part in many club programs as the members Con- lribuled new ideas for themes and decorations. lvlany hours were devoted by the clubs lo the plans for their dances. When lhe day oi the dance are rived everyone donned his oldesl Clolhes and began the laslrs of painling lhe lasl murals, pinning up slreamers and balloons and preparing the colre and band stands. Finally when il was almosl time lor The dance, the members rushed around cleaning up lhe spilled paint and doing many oi lhe last-minule iobs. Top: Judy Marchi, Ann Huntington, Joan Merrick and Morilee Jones earn points by painting decorations for the Hostess Dance. Center: Members of tl-e Senior Class Council are working hard as the class dance is tonight and it's getting late. Below: Susan Burr, Freshman lady-in-Waitingg 2nd Lt. Clark Fischerp Capt. Francis Jonesp Janis laffin, Junior Lady-in-Waiting: Julie White, Queeng Capt. Don Wookg Barbara Phillips, Sophomore Lady-in-Wciting, and Arnold Etchart, lst Lt., smile happily on the night of the Military Boll. Below: Bappin' at the Big B dance. A mciifarii wmiie and pmwormliiy are Tho qualiiiew of Pam Taylor, Cho-,On Biq HB! Qiimeii M the uorioiy -. -por? ciariffr, who iilce a gracious queen, acfepfod her Crown wiiiw qmai riiqniiy. Pxiiiuiii-ii hair and a piquaiit periuona Hy dfwribe Jan Miiciiell, 'iypii di Com! oi BHS. Tirw if-ni: imma- iiificlinq down hor fave an ihc arinoumfemerii was made ai H10 -emi ififirifil Swr-Miweari Srrmriadrv -,ponuorffd by Girl: Lcaqiie-. fl fiiqiiritii irivoiviriq, whiff' Ciiii firm Q .3 ASA xi Q wx I 1 Nil 'X X f l v 1' w. .9 M X L wr ., Mfr: N 9 k 1 ,A . 'V w R rr 1 YHTl1fi wiiiw Hifi iwfmii. wa' A mf SN Hi iiiii iii iiwi, R,Ci.Ci1 iHiI7TP1,VOVl'UGi CJVXITTWUU wiih qfxy, Vmi bowl W 'I , K I' V I M. .. 1 Q Jw .1 . ' qi' 1 if i Iii: iiiimfiliy fin -',-, mi f rwwii, llvnii WW1-ki' ' ,,'. 'fv: 'ixiT'L,'i if,QQv' Sff hgifiiiiNj? iiir i i 'iv if inrif-f-r 'ff'JVfxFfW4 lfmiroiiy WOVO ' ,',' A ,A 'N - Kring, igii ,gl V- A' 'iii i iii lV1YYiVTV'fi iii riiiiili-iw , liaiiqhim -i ,Q ii ii Qi -' Mi kk- i -FQ, '-.t uri 1 fl :yi ii wr iii iii iiiiiiiiiiiirif f- iiwiruiidiwiii 359443-:g3S'.ii?,,l,?,:5 ,iy,f1-Qgjgw ' Lf'.g,,fP: 'ilyl ili J riirirl i A vi V-'E 'M' :1 5l?'!5,xWA:',:. x'. f'v'..Y, N ' ,fig-f , I -s gg ' -W i g? pf.. .. ,, - -2, ..-. Qwaswriifg? -1 'ff' l6I 'Q :gigs i TT fw the senior play, I Remember M The sludenls ol Miss Barlholomew's drama classes conlribuled lheir share of aclivily lo B. l-l. S. by producing lhe many plays given lhis year. The annual Sludenl Body and Senior plays were crealed by lhe dramalics sludenls, many ol whom were members ol Thespians. Noon plays helped lo develop confidence and a beller under- slanding ol drama and also provided excil- ing enlerlainmenl for lhe sludenl body dur- ing The noon hour. Left The Sfudeni Body Play in rehearsal. Below: A lense moment in Men Are like Slreefcars. lllllllllll 'Il' lll' 'llllll YEAH 'Cfurrw inlu llwc big lop and enjoy llwc lffnllvilir: ',,N friofl llwr: bnrler al llwe Club Niqlwl Dfmnfff. Pinlf f-lffplwanlu, Clown-, and wilrl fmnirnfalu rnfnrlwlnq nrOunCl the Melody lifmrn fnlflffcl lm the qmely, Alplm Sluxlw rxmwvllnHllf'llfl:m',l1OlrlcJq'lWf1'lHOldlOll'1C flfmfw . flxllr-1 lyuyinq folorlul lciy lrom llw- Cjnlu lnflqmf, boyz and qurlw walled lllr- llfnmlr-u, img ul Mlm, lj. ll, S, lull and curncly Sharon lgl'lll1V'll lwprwfl lhrvf3v6:r'llr1q. :llflll'4' lllf: fllllf,-rvnl :nfl Mfmlaqo Boollw. The Crown' llurlnq lln: yfrfmr mllief, were lmcld lo nplril ol leamn and roolers lor fr , ionu Llufh aa football qarneii Sharon B N owned Miss BHS of IQ55 uf Club vwllrng 1rlVTlf'7flIQll',, and the annual E. B. 1-ff lmnqf: reall 5 Invaders from another cnmp sullflr 3 'nn' .,', J .' .e- Q Qchmidl, Homer Kern and Roger Lewis wulched the yell meter as Delicious cundied apples were fuvorilo noon-lime sales. l d clded the falo of lhe yell banner. N 'PHE PICE 0F UAMPU Whelher il was making up a lace in class or peeling polaloes al home. sludenls were cauqhl doing Their everyday faslcs. '? All right, you guys, Iet's get to work, says Gordon Finwall to lenoro Dorthea Fay and Lorretta Price admit that There's no place like biology Copeland, louetto Marshal, Dale Burton and Lee Veal. class for a haircut. H Llll Q., Ji, ' Above right: Norman, caught you with yaur apron onl V Right: Celebrating the Drillers' victory as Valley Champions 3 are Ken Scrver, Paul Briggs and Earl Sargent. ' IQ ,R L. v.. 'Y X3Yi f SEPTEMBER 3 Frosh Assembly 3 Regislralion IO Howdy Hop 25 Sloclqlon vs. Drillers loolball game 25 l'Perdido, Senior Class Dance OCTOBER I P. T. A. Barbecue 2 Drillers vs. Sierra loolball game 2 Riol in Cell Bloclc 9, Junior Class Dance I2, I3, I4 Sludenl Sing Assembly I5 Drillers vs. Phoenix loolball game I5 FoolbaIl I:anlasy, Sophomore Class Dance I8 P. T. A. Membership Drive 20 Hosless Club lnilialion Pollucl4 22 Drillers vs. Easl Balcerslield loolball game 22 Rival Rompf' Blue and While Dance NOVEMBER 2 Hosless Club Fashion Show I I Velerans' Day holiday I2 Dedicalion ol Adminislralion Building I3 Blue and While Day al Broclcs I8 I Remember Mama, Senior Class Play lvlalinee 20 Drillers vs. Delano loolball game 20 Hayslack Slomp presenled by C. S. F. 24 lvlililary Ball 25-26 Thanksgiving Holiday DECEMBER 3 Play-olls lor Valley Championship loolball 3 Big B Dance IO Drillers vs, Wasco baskelball game I4, I5, I6 Chrislmas Assembly I5 Foolball Banguel I8 While Chrislmas Formal ' presenled by lnler-Racial Council I9 lhrough January 2 Chrislmas Holidays II CALLIIII JANUARY 7 Porlerville vs. Drillers baskeiball game I I Drillers vs. Easl Bakersfield baslcelball game 26 F. F. A. Fafher and Son Banquel FEBRUARY 5 Drillers vs. Arvin baslcelball game I I Typical Coed Dance, Swee+hear+ Sere- nade 23, 24, 25 California Hisfory Assembly 24 lnfer-Class Track Meer MARCH I Modern Dance Concerl 4 Shoeless Shuffle, Hosfess Club dance 9, IO, I I IRC undera Rock Assembly I I Under 'rhe Big Top, Ihe Sfudenl' Aclivily Card Dance I4 Driller Band Concerl I5, I6, I7 Moforama Assembly I6 Valkyries Sophomore Parfy I8 Barn Yard Bounce presenied by F. F. A. 24 Men Are Lilce Slreef Cars, Sludem' Body Play Malinee 29, 30, 3I Glee Club and Orches+ra Assembly 29 Vallcyries Fashion Show APRIL I Your Hil Parade Dance presenfed by 'rhe Senior Class 2 'rhrough I0 Easier Holidays I5 Blossom Time Freshman Class dance 20 Sludenl Body Campaign Assembly in Sladium 22 Twirp TwirI presenfed by L. M. S. and Girls' League 23 Kern Relays 23 Tennis League Meei 30 Senior Class Banquel MAY 4 Facully presenls a scholarship benelil fool- ball game 5 Class Elecfions Assembly 6 Recreafion Club Dance I I. l2, I3 Girls' League and Rally Club Assembly I8 Girls' League Scholarship Assembly 20 Visifors' Day 2I Valkyries Dance 26 Senior Class Picnic JUNE 3 Diller Band Concerl Black Magic, Junior-Senior Prom 4 6 Execulive Commiffee Banquel 8 Senior Farewell Assembly 9 Senior Class Day Gradualion, beginning ol summer vacalionl IO I67 .mm 5 9, M S S Wi ..-HSL-f -M- ff 7 aw A. . , . l Qulwr 'mn Qi M 'R Iwi ! f ly S., hm sg :gg Hifi ADVERTISEMENTS Imagine basking in lhe sun, as Mike Bulcher, Jan Hess, Shirley Giminanni and Bob Rudnick are, and slill being in lhe privacy ol your own backyard! You car do lhis il you have a PADDOCK POOL. Only lhe besl possible ma- lerials are used in lhe conslruclion. Easy lerms may be arranged lo lil your budgel. For lhal special occasion or lor casual clolhf ing il's lhe SPORTS SHOP. Marcia Mack and Sue Hayhome look pleased wilh lheir seleclions and you, loo, will be iusl as pleased wilh yours. Besides lhe mosl lashionable clolhes, lhe Sporls Shop has lhe righl accessories lo give lhal added louch ol charm. Everyone is lalking aboul lhongs, and Zo Mason, Belly Dodds and Pally Houchin are no exceplions. Al lhe SERVICE SHOE SHOP you can gel lhese musls lor only 53.95. They are made ol lop qualily lealher and come in every color ol lhe rainbow. ---......, Sonia Popel and Vicki Canlania inspecl a parl ol lhe largesl colleclion ol pens in Kern Counly. The salesman was happy lo assisl lhe girls in lheir seleclion. Al VALLEY OFFICE sludenls may lind all lheir school supplies and olher slalionery needs, and be assured lhal lhey are ol lhe linesl qualily. SporT', cloThes are whaT James Lake and Gordon Einwell like, and here aT l lf'xRRlSON'S They Tind iusT whaT They wanT. NoT only do They Tind sporTs clothes, buf Tamous-name suiTs and accessories Tor The well dressed man. l'Tarrison's specializes in conservaTive cloThes as well as The lalesT sTyles. Any Type OT shoe ThaT you could wanT, can be Tound aT The GUARANTEE SHOE CENTER. This shop boasTs The besT known and mosT desired brand names aT low prices. Surely iT will be easy Tor Nancy Carnine and Dianne l-lolT To Tind shoes To suiT Their TasTes. Whr:lhc:r' you wanT modern TurniTure, such as Jo Ann Thompson and Susie Simpson have chosen, or lradiTional Turnishings, you are sure To Tinrl whal you wanT aT VVEATT-lERBY'S FURNI- TURE. Due To WeaTherby'fg Tremendous buying power, They are able To pass on To The buyer Tre- mendous savings on name-brand Turnishings. IT looks as Though Barbara I-Toward and Char- loTTe Quinlan are going To a dance! Because ROBlNSON'S TEEN SHOP is exclusively Tor The Teenagers, Barbara and CharloTTe Tind There The laTesT Tashions and Tads. EveryThing Trom can- can slips and beads To The mosT chic Tormals are here aT Robinsons IZIXIIZ INIIPX Dll ERN l ICKIZY l.AC D CU. WEMERS l72 EILLS ORE CCART ? IIIWIXN A M B0 0 A?S!Z?M!.C!N'.Q,!.S5 UFKINS SINESS l.l.EI3E ARKER gl!!-!rgs'rEPE: If B I3 U is RBEQREEQ I74 B,QLHOQ'3ANlEQ'T43 iDlUl!CUXZKE45p DICE BOWL SNACK 6AR QQ wcsiceeiafii LOWER if GIFT SHOP AQQQJJQQW C UBQQMQQL A weawcggggrggl Wise lreshmen are Diane Dillimore and Glenn Fenleyl They know i+'s smarf To slarl saving early in lile. And whal beller place 'rhan BAKERSFIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION? Their money will earn lhe highesl possible inleresl, and il will also be sale. being insured up lo SIODOO. Diane Carnine and Carol Jones, like all women, found lhal lhey needed a haf lo go wilh lheir new spring oullils. They wenl immedialely lo lhe l-lAT BOX, where lhey knew They would find all lhe lalesf slyles al prices Thal are wilhin lheir budgels loo. Whelher i+'s a creamy-rich milkshake, such as Margarel Moody has, chocolale or plain milk such as Sue Brunni and Karl lvlalsushila have, alnnosl every body enioys milk. We in Bakers- field are lorlunale lo have such dairies as WAYNE'S, NEll.SON'S, lhe KIRK RAOLAND CREAMERY, The GOLDEN STATE COMPANY and PEACOCK, who supply us wilh farm-fresh milk and dairy proclucls. Teckla Granada, Carol Scoll and Don Durham are iusl as exciled riding in +his 1955 Ford con- verlible as Don Franklin is lo be driving il. Be- sides being beaulilul, il drives like a dream, esoiees HABERFELDE will be happy lo show you lhe complele line ol l955 Fords. 4 X'f!f4QfP?4'Q'2Nx'E 19353355 Whefher you are a camera enfhusiasf, like Larry Leach and George Wesf, or iusf need a roll of film, you're sure fo find The besf qualify af HENLEY'S PHOTO SHOP. The besf foreign and American-made cameras and equipmenf are af Henley's. Seffings and porfraifs are fheir specialify. Sear's craffsman fools are precision-made for professional jobs and are priced righf fo do a hof-rod iob. Richard Thornber and Pierce Graves are pleased wifh fhe large selecfion of mechanics fools af SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 COM- PANY and are impressed wifh fhe uncondifional guaranfee Sears feafures. Wayne Oxford is proud of his Hoffman easy- vision felevision. He doesn'f mind changing channels now because of fhe easy funing. Like every woman, Loreffa Hales lilces fhe loolcs of fhe i955 Hoffman beaufy. There is now a low boy sef fo blend wifh all furnishings af WlTHAM'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE. We can afford fo have cusfom-made drapes af fhe low price fhaf fhe House of Fabrics offers! exclaims Berniece Salcido fo Margaref Magee. Yes, and all fhese wonderful maferials fo choose from! Margaref agrees. HOUSE OE FABRICS has any sfyle or paffern anyone could Clesire. lr - I ' , W 'l'.f ' ? 1 'A' i RHF!! iiiW S. 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Toni Dana and Diana Lee can'f seem fo malce up lheir minds abouf which perfume fhey lilce. One fhing is cerfain, fhough: fhey know fhe besf place fo shop for if-BRUNDAGE PHARMACY. Besides buying fheir perfume, fhey can do fhe resf of fheir shopping for sundries in fhis one convenienf locafion. There seem fo be differences of opinion here, buf one fhing is cerfain: Chuclc Mills, Charles Soclilcoff and Ann Reid will find whaf fhey wanf in fhe sporfs line af BAKERSFIELD HARDWARE. l-lere fhe leading names in all sporfs equipmenf and affire can be found in one spof. 5Q2QZ.2Z V5 PE-'3:,EfE,fR K'NQ5,b!QB5f!i9U Q- WQ-LOQQEJQN B AESELZQE E92 7115 wwf eff ww K' !55!lxQZ 511!6' CVRCL E . I82 'IIIIIIII HELP IIPPIIIICIATIIII BOOKBINDERS COMPANY Harry Freedman 944 Soufh Grand Avenue Los Angeles I5, California CALIFORNIA ART AND ENGRAVING COMPANY Marvin F. Bonds-Earl R. Evans 2l2l Allsfon Way Berkeley 4, California HENLEY'S PHOTO SHOP Joe Henley-Don Koeninger I673 Clwesfer Avenue Bakersfield, California MERCHANTS PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING CO.. INC. B. W. Andy Anderson-E. S. Bus+er Ball 83I Truxfun Avenue Bakersfield. California S. K. SMITH COMPANY S. W. Refchin-John Thomas 5260 Wesf IO4'fI1 Sfreef Los Angeles 45. California Mr. Avery Allen, Adminisfrafive Assisfanf fo l'I'1e Superinfendenf, and Mrs. Beverly Torlcelson. Assisfanf fo Mr. Allen, for faking many of Ihe picfures for +l'1e I955 Oracle. I83 Aclcnowledgmenfs ...,.... Adminisfrafion Secfion Adverhsing ,.,.,.......V........, ......... Aquaneffes .,,. ,..,.,....... Affenldance Secrefaries Band .........7....Y,,,..,A,..,... Baseball . ..........,....Y,.,,. Baskefball .,,,A.,... ......,. Big B ....w,..,,A.......,..,......... ,....,,.. Blue and Whife Sfaff .... Board of Trusfees ,,...,,. Boosfers ..7.A,.A..,..................,...... .........I83 .,.......I4-29 I68-I82 I I0-I I I l52-I53 I46-I49 IO2-IO3 I6 94 Boys' Infer-Racial Council ..,..... ,......,. 8 5 Boys' Rifle Club ..........,.......... Vuu..vA,A I 3I Boys' Service Club .....,.....u ,,,.., Business Office ,s........ Cadefs I ..........,................... .....,.. Calendar .,.................,,............ ....,.... 2.88-89 .I32-I33 Cafeferia Personnel .,........... .........,...,.. 2 9 I66-I67 Campus Affairs Commiffee ........ ...,c..,...a. 9 2 Campus Casuals ......... I64-I65 Campus Views ...,...,....,.,....... ....,....,. B -9 Chinese Club ........ Class Councils Senior s..,..... Junior .,,,s,,.. Sophomore ...., Freshman .......,,... Classroom Views .,...., I9 34 66 70 74 .........I0-I I Clerical Personnel .s,......... ..s.s,., 2 0-2 I Club Nlfe .,.,.s....................... .. .,........ I63 Co-ordinafing Council Counselors ....,...s......... C. S. F. ....oA.s............... . Cusfodial Personnel ,... 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