Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Full-Time De otion in Social Dimensions Noon in lhe cafelerla is lhe perfecl lime and place fo enioy mixed company. Belween biles of food and allempls lo sludy, niqhlly dales and weekend plans are made. In lhe quad al lunch guys qel logelher lo ioke around and have lun lc liven up fha school day. In many respecls lhe friends a :ludenl makes al school are as imporlanl as alfempls al scholaslic success. -Xi

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av- 'X ff! li I ggi' 5 ' i..-fi Aw ' . it f ,if Meeling the righi person and knowing il brings a beaming smile fo the faces of a boy and girl. One casual moment can blossom info many hours of happiness logefher. I0 ln formals and luxedoes or in culoffs and fennis shoes, a school dance provides The ideal selling for ihe pursuit of pleasure or the pleasure of pursuif. Good Times at Schoo The most enjoyable dimension of high school life den the is each student's association with other stu- ts. To gain relief from the routine of classes, pressures of tests, and the burden of home- work, a student finds another student's company the frie easiest way to relax and enjoy life. In making nds a student extends his personality by taking an interest in others. Between classes and dur exp and mo' to me yea pur ness ing lunch friends meet and talk - sharing eriences and the latest gossip, joking around planning for the weekend. At dances, bodies we to the tempo of the music and hearts beat he excitement of boy meets girlf, The di- sions of social life fill the most wonderful rs of a lifetime with experiences devoted ely to fun, enjoyment, pleasure. and happi- V. .ll llllliilll ll i

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o. 1 Teams, No. l Spu' More than anything else, the spirit of XVe're No for can lean fcv SIZL11 Cflf car brc Dri Dc: an gre the tru abo Up in glide chem . I! made 1967-68 a year of fond memories all Drillers. No hner example of devotion be seen than the countless hours which spirit lers sacrihced to build school spirit to the erish pitch that it attained. In arousing the lent body to visible and vocal expressions of husiasm, the spirit leaders organized a special caravan to the football practice field, planned akfast, noon, and after-school rallies, and led ller rooters in cheering at all sporting events. lfcning sounds of spirit resulted in producing emotional lift to arouse Driller athletes to atcr efforts toward success. For all Drillers spirit of 1967-68 was tangible evidence of e devotion, something to be enthusiastic Ut. lhe .air on the shoulders of his players, Coach Briciqs s on lhe winged spiril of viclory lo claim lhe valley pionship lrophy for BHS.