Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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lee crvAA1-and Ludden Hall, named in honor of Mr. Arlhur J. Ludden, a former principal from l9l5 to I922, was the cenler for home economics classes. SYM The large and modern gymnasium echoed wilh lhe foofsfeps of P.E. sfudenls. The spiril of the Cafeleria were 'the lively sludenis lbrillenlille. .ff ,,f .,ag.-f- nd- 4-: - Harvey Auditorium lraced ils namesake lo Judge T. N, Harvey, long-lime president of fhe Board of Trusfees. avt....., i We-Mm. ' ' Q a....,...,,, .- ' who filled if MCH lunih h0Uf- The Quad was The cenler of social aclivilies. .,' ati' iSS e L -'ff Q 'L in

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flae0u dadflm groewe I . if The Bakersfield High School campus-scene of over fifteen buildings covering over twenty-five acres. ,I . 's Nami? W i T 30 The terminus of our vast campus was the Administration Building. Warren Hall, in which math and humanities classes were located, was dedicated to Chief Justice Earl Warren, Class of l908. The original campus start- ing with approximately one and a half acres has grown to more than twenty-five acres through some sixty-six sepa- rate purchases. New build- ings have replaced time worn ones. Growing from an enroll- ment of thirty students to more than tour thousand Bakers- field High School is now the largest high school in the state. Students of biology, chemistry, and physics classes were familiar with the Science Building.

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94 mini t ation of KHS requi e Attendance Secretaries-FRONT ROW, Ieff to right: M. Serrano, M. Payne, E. Reed, R. Robinson. SECOND ROW: M.Jht A.Flkl.L'N,CI E.Hh. O ns on' O S' ewls' ayfon' ug es Mrs. J. Stutzman, Dr. WaIIace's secretary. Bookkeepers-H. Stover and W. Herndon. The ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES devoted their time and energy to keeping attendance records, vali- dating readmittance slips and oft-campus permits. They also submitted monthly attendance reports to the state. The BUSINESS OFFICE was responsible tor the han- dling ot student finance. The bookkeepers kept ace counts ot the tinances ot student government and organizations. They also handled money collected trom the cafeteria and student store. Much ot the burden ot administering a school the magnitude of BHS and having as diverse a student body as ours, tell to the CLERICAL PERSONNEL. The many, varied responsibilities were assumed by secre- taries, bookkeepers, and switchboard operators. Clerical Staff-FRONT ROW, left to riqht: C. Slater, N. Lee, L. Lang, M. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Stemmons, G. Vernon, A. Fair, J. McKenzie, H. Wiltfonq, B. Wood.