Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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bi trict Ze de Mr. T. L. McCuen, District Superintendent of the Kern County Union High School and Iunior College District, served also as secretary of the Board of Trustees. As chief administrative officer of the District, he carried out the policies set by the Trustees, and recommended to the Board the employment of professional and other person- nel. He also worked closely with the Board in the development of the building program. T. L. McCU EN District Superintendent As the governing body of the Kern County Union High School and Iunior College District, the BOARD OF TRUSTEES continued to carry out their important responsibilities in the employment of teachers and other personnel, and in the handling of all finances for the District. Their duties of setting educational and financial policies for the entire District proved invaluable to each school under their control, as did their deci- sions concerning the development of the building program. One of the Board's greatest accomplishments this year was beginning the construc- tion ofthe District's newest high school-the 333,000,000 school just south of Bakersfield, scheduled to open in l957. LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert S. Goul'dg Chester W. O'NeiIl, Clerk: T. L. McCuen, District Superintendent and Secretary of the Boardg H. E. Woodworth, President: Emil Bender: William T. Baldwin.