East Bakersfield High School - Sierran Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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. 4 s Theron L. McCuen reviews plans for ihs additions 'lo Easl Bakers- THERON L. McCUEN field High wilh Mr. Rich. , Disfricl' Superiniendenf Few sludenis realize lhe imporlanl' funclion of lhe K.C.U.H.S. Dislricr Board of Trusrees. This policy-making body sels 'rhe pariern for lhe building program, equipment and 'lype of inslruclion. and employs leachers. Foriunaiely 'for E.B. and oiher dislricl schools, lhe Board of Trusiees has been iradilionally iarsighled. These businessmen bring 'rhe same broad experience io 'lheir guidance of The dis'fric'r's educaiional policy 'rhal lhey do 'ro lheir own concerns, and as a resull, EB. and parirner schools have moderniiy wilhoul iol-de-rol, sufficiency wiihoul wasre. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Albert S. Gould, Chester W. O'Neill, H. E. Woodworfh, Emil Bender, William T. Baldwin.

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KlNDLY LEADERSHIP ...... fi l RINCTML Serving as principal of EasT Bakersfield High School conTinues To be a very happy experience. In reviewing The parficular reasons for This feeling. probably The firsT is The saTisfacTion of working wiTh sTudenTs. i parenTs, and Teachers who have always been enThusiasTic and coop- eraTive. EasT l-ligh has cerTainly received The supporT of The communiTy, and This has done much To creaTe The friendly afmosphere and cordialiTy which we are so ofTen Told char- acTerizes our school. Anofher imporTanT reason lies in The ccnvicfion ThaT our eTforTs To assisf in building a fine insTiTuTion have been worTh while. This can besT be judged by The saTisfacTion of our gracluaTes wifh The educafion They received here, and by Their success in life affer leaving high school. For some years we have followed a large proporTion of our graduaTes and have secured from Them sTaTemenTs and commenTs relaTive To The effecTiveness of our program of sTudies. IT is always a Thrill To know fhaf our alumni are filling Their various posifions capably and wiTh honor, for Through such evidence we are assured ThaT E. B. is adequaTely fulfilling The purpose for which iT was esfablishedf' K. W. RICH Principal

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A SOLICITOUS PQT.A. . . . Weslern music, savory barbecuecl beef, ging- ham slcirls and checkered shirls were a perl of lhe successful Parenl-Teacher Associalion's Chuck Wagon Jamboree, which also fealured gay mixers. Among l'he accomplishmenls of lhe P.T.A. are valuable help wilh school records. purchase of needed eye glasses for sluclenls, denial care, such proiecls as 'rhe queslionnaire on social and emolional malurily of Easl High sluclenls as direcled by Mrs. Joe Gannon, and lhe hilarious family pol-luclc inslilulecl by Mrs. Sceales al E K mi.. 'rhe spring inauguralion of officers. ' is ' -Essliss V R? S' .N J 'I Qllfg l. gli CHUCK '55i:i':' WAS ' nn ' emi-6 Q U ABOVE: Mrs. Dallas Sceales was sdpporled by an efficienl board and officers: Mmes. Gelland, Gan- non, Ginn, Harrnacker, Slaughfer, Solomon, Adams, and Mr. Roberl own. MIDDLE: P.T.A. members enioy lhe highly successful Chuckwagon Barbecue. BELOW: Despile fheir busy year, members of fha P.T.A. found lime fo present a play, enioyed by all who aflended.