Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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. 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

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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

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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