Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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l i dii of lasses lend 21 sense of unity and order to the mensions of high school society. Witli the sense pride and devotion students experience in class unit' throu h fovernment and ro'ects, l cnc all we nel li class develops 11 clmrncter and personality its own. ln class structure students share an l is the pi ide tllcen in building cliss spn it ind ievement thiough lctivities G1 idu mon cul identity through the many friendships made as la' ' 'i 'z ti ii lm, ,A A L ,nl ln. - i mi sell ora me r 'mates u very meaningful class association for iors, but nt the same time commences invig- ting independence, offering new friends to et and new challenges to conquer. 1

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Paul Puder Senior Presidenl . . ,.,., ,.,.. , Fred Anlhony Senior Vice-Presidenl i Pal Wong Senior Secrelary . . i. Paula Pasquini Senior Treasurer 'CS Dorolhea Poloynis Senior Represenlalive Mrs. Janet Kelner Senior Class Advisor Mr.Waller Burrows Senior Class Advisor FRONT ROW: M. Smiser, D. Varley, S. Manqum, E. S aw, G. Rincon, L. Lai, C, Cross, C. Fanucchi, M. Trouf, P Wong, R. Graziano, L. Rodgers. SECOND ROW: L. Po , K. Scheloski, C. Arnell, N. Allen, P. Ballosoni, P. Pasquinl P. Slinson, N. Myers, D. Sfiles, R. Daillak, B. Beaucha Long, S. Hong, M. Scolf, S. Hoffman, M. Blodgel, P. C Efheredge, T. Whalen. FOURTH ROW: R. Record, D. Carlhy, L. Olcoff, C. Schweiher, M. Marchelli, K, Wri F. Blair, J. Niclasen, L. Adams, P. Puder, L. Giyer. BA C. Wilfse, M. Alsop, M. lmamura, D. Johnso p, S. Chambers, K. lndermill, D. Poloynis. THIRD ROW: L oper, F. Anlhony, A. Ricke, A. Chandler, K. Abercombie, B rmer, S. Salsbury, J. Allen, S, Pfihner, R. Chandler, T. Mc- hl', E. Ball. FIFTH ROW: S. Loyd, M. Davis, B. Enqellenner K ROW: M. Lauslen, J. Bainbridge, K. Rush, T. McNamara ,B. Rey, K. Fahey, E. Hashirn, B. Moser, J. Weisel,