Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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individual needs, problems. ATTENDANCE CLERKS lcepl records of siudenls' absences 'rhroughoul The year. Each clerk was secrelary lo Two counselors. whom -lhey assisled in regislraiion by send- ing call slips lo sludenls. ln addilion, ihey issued off-campus slips, messages, and re- admillances. FRONT ROW, leff fo right: Imogene Lewis, Hom-Mal: Eloise Fulfer, F-Hulg Doris Tucker, Ph-Sp. SECOND ROW: Elsie Reed, C-E: Mabel Payne, Sl-Z: Edith Hughes, Al- lendance Secretary: Millie Johnson, Man-Pe. NOT PIC- TURED: Rose Robinson, A-B. Sludenls F-Hol: Rulh Neiman Dell Whelsler Wiih a friendly smile and a word of encouragement lhe COUNSELING STAFF helped sluolenls wilh personal problems and guided 'lhem in fulfilling high school grad- ualion requiremenis and in selecling courses. Mosl of The counselors also +aughl one or lwo classes. Sfddenls Hom-Mal Palricia Patterson Glendon Rodgers Sfudenls Man-Pe: Bel'ly M oeh nke Carl Berra Sludenls Ph-Sp: Margo Robesky Ken Robesky . ,. 4 4. f ., , . sg. x.- 5-5 ..'3.1,gQ - ef.-.1-4-. Sludenls Sl-Z: Emma Sandrini Charles Gales

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Counseling staff gave attention to Eloise Nelson, Dean of Girls Bonnye Deal, Director of Testing: George Daneluk, Assistant. Elwood Leaply, Attendance Counselor. I8 Eloise Nelson, DEAN OF GIRLS, worked with taculty and counselors in establishing administrative policies involving girl stu- dents. She also handled classroom and at- tendance problems and took charge ot group discipline conterences. The Dean's l ottice worked directly with the police de- partment on local problems involving Bl-IS girls and also maintained a sign-up list ot guests tor school dances. The DlRECTOR OF TESTING and her assistant administered general aptitude, achievement and vocational-interest tests. and supplied the taculty and counseling statt with results. She also gave individual tests to students having-special problems. Having charge ot vehicle registrations and entorcing trattic regulations, Elwood Leapley, ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR, co- l operated closely with the city police depart- ment. l-le also investigated students' unex- plained or extended absences by making house-calls. Students A-B: Students C-E: Marion Scott Helen Stone Howard Whalen Jack Charvo M-f ' t AL.-.. M .. he le: -es'-X .3 1 ,. .- 5 .sites E 1 . WEE is if 1 .5 ' sstss S 5 33,.:.E.L si -

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Personnel handled oorrespondenoe Glenna Cherry, Executive Secrelary To The Principal. -Mabs Vierfhaler, Assislanf Regislrarg Lillian Rea, RegisTrar. Mabel Buaas, Assislanl Bookkeeperg Winona Herdon, Bookkeeper. One oT The busiesT women in The oT- Tice was Gienna Cherry. The PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY. She had IiTeraIIy hundreds oT duTies To TuITiII, only a Tew of which were scheduling Mr. I-ledge's appoinTmenTs, re- cording The payroll and arranging Tor sub- sTiTuTe Teachers. One oT The busiesT oTTices aT BHS was The REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. lTs indeTaTigabIe sTaTT was res onsible Tor keeping schoIasTic records oT aiFBI-IS sTudenTs, sending grade +ranscripTs To colleges, and compiling The honor roII and ineIigibiIiTy IisTs. Few, if any oT us, have ever seen a million dollars, and yeT, aT Ieasl' This amounT passed Through The BUSINESS OFFICE This year. This office was responsible Tor The Tunds oT The caTeTeria, sTudenT sTore and all campus organizaTions. They also banked money Trom noon sales, movies and dances. The DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES worked in Their respecTive deparTmenTs Tak- ing care oT orders, correspondence and rec- ords. They worked under The deparTmenT chairmen and were responsible aIso Tor sup- plies and mimeographing. Helen Slover, Secrelary in The Agriculture Office: Alice Fair, Secretary in The Girls' Gym: Jaan Slulzman, Secre- tary in The Mac ine Shops.