Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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nginee f the road to lea ning Many saw Mr. Berra in connection with his job of controlling and balancing classes. Coordi- nation ot data-processing also demanded his attention. Hard work and busy hours were his regular routine. ex. K Mr. Robesky was assistant principal in charge of over-all curriculum. He was responsible tor the supervision of the selec- tion, adoption, and ordering of textbooks and instructional ma- terial for student use. f 'fI-nun.. 'N-XNN 1. 6,- Mr, Martin was one of the hard working administrative staff who helped B.H.S. run smoothly. Among his responsi- bilities were over-seeing the physical plant, custodial staff, and assisting the principal in su' pervising student activities.

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lee Princge I' me Aage Dr. J. Samuel Wallace To the Students of Bakersfield High School: More and more each year, we of the staff of Bakersfield High School, are impressed with the importance of providing the very best educational opportunities possible for students. We are pleased to note that our students have improved in serious- ness of purpose immeasurably in recent years. More and more you are becoming to realize that education is the highway in life which leads to success. Those who make the journey with the great- est seriousness of purpose and with the closest at- tention to duty will make the greatest progress to- ward worthwhile objectives. lt is the sincere hope of the staff that your educa- tion will continue by whatever means that seems appropriate, long after you have graduated from Bakersfield High School. lf this occurs, the highway of education which you have traveled here will stretch on through many miles of happiness. Sincerely, I. S. Wallace Principal

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?ree al, Miss Nelson served B.H.S. in many capacities. She was Dean of Women which made her responsible for the guidance of girls with special discipline and attendance problems. She organized the selection oi Citi-f zenship Award candidates and Bank of America Award winners. She also served as chairwoman of the scholarship committee. Mr. Lucas as Dean of Men assisted with the guidance of boys in a special tile. He worked in conjunction with the local law enforcement agen- cies. He was responsible for as- sisting the assistant principal in administrative services. ln ad- dition to these duties he served as advisor to the Boys' Inter- Racial Council.