Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Mrs. Margo Robesky Girls' Mas-Pl Mr. Charles Bainbridge Mrs. Belly Moehnke Mr. Bill French Boys' Mas-Pos Girls' Po-Sie Boys' Poi-Sfa direc tion on var wa Sludenfs soughf counseIor's assistance in finding solullons Miss Emma Sandrini Girls' Sli-Z to fheir problems, Mr. Charles Rainey Boys' Sfb-Z

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,iff Mrs. Marion Scott Mr. Howard Whalen Miss Helen Stone Mr. Jack Charvo Girls' A-Car Boys' A-Can Girls' Cas-Fi Boys' Cao-Fl The COUNSELING STAFF spent many hours guid- ing students in their daily lite at BHS. They registered and placed students in classes according to their abilities always keeping in rnind a schedule that would lead to post-high school training so that the students might fulfill vocational ambitions. Coun- selors advised students regarding study habits, vo- cational opportunities, and the choice oi eXtra-curric- ular activities Which would use such time wisely. Observing students' attendance records and receiv- ing referrals from teachers concerning students' aca- demic or behavior problems were other duties oi the counselors. Wray Alwwed u Mrs. Marion Nelson Mr. Fred Robinson Mrs. Patricia Patterson Mr. Harold Silverman Glrls' Fl-Hy Boys' Fm-Hor Girls' I-Mar Boys' Hos-Mar .5-may ii... 52:53-Y N 53.3 'SH S s ' X l l 'si 1.-S if 2 K I8

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Self-realization of their own potential was fulfilled by the members of the ENG- LISH DEPARTMEN T. No longer restricted to the teaching of traditional grammar, the department enlarged its scope to in- clude the complete humanities. Mr. Don Ringler and Mr. Hal Silverman created a stimulating and challenging program for teaching the humanities. Thus stu- dents expanded their knowledge by the study of philosophical traditions and intellectual and literary trends. A significant element of the fresh program was team teaching. Different teachers delivered lectures on various subjects to large sessions of classes: then, smaller seminar groups discussed in depth the ideas presented in the lec- ture sessions. Lecture material was sup- plemented by a series of films, and ad- ditional reading was assigned, with an emphasis on the Classics. Complacent students found their minds' stirred by controversial ideas that have occupied men's thoughts since antiquity. i s Miss Patricia DeStefano Mrs. Elizabeth Clark English English Girls' IRC A'clvisor Blue and White, NFL Advisor Dr. Elvin Hedgecock Mrs. Kay Hurliman English English zwgggggfwtasf. . Pt .... .... . W.. ss., .. we .... .- 53i,5Eg?,:mx t 3 s ss El X S S sm ii.. t 55 ts X tg Q it l , .,.,,, .. . .,...b trawl We 55 S+ is t wsvq X ix if Mrs. Judy Anderson English ISC Advisor Mr. Raymond Betz Developmental Reading Tennis Coach Chinese Club Advisor ., J H.. .,,., x..kxgf'lK- -5 L. fr-bf . ' U.: 1 wi. ,- Mrs. Fern Doe M 'BNET' A Numanitie .j s QP lu x gf Miss Theora Bartholomew Dramatics Thespian Advisor Miss Dorothy Callahan English Opus l Advisor Miss Betty Greene English English I .I .V .. qgl.. - r ','- 1 ..,l ef!! Vl. g . - f--- 4, .',. . .. Mr. R. J. Hutchings Mrs. Anne Keeshan English English and Homemaking Mrs. Rosalie Baskerville English Mrs. Patricia Church English Mrs. Elaine Harkins English Quill and Scroll Advisor Mr. Walt Loesel Reading