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

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.ef AND A TREMENDOUS OFFICE STAFF . . . I'll meef you in fhe office! -a common ex- clamafion used fhroughouf lhe year by each of us. The office, a beehive of acfivify, was usually crowded wifh ficlcef-buyers, ring-pur- chasers, afhlefic heroes geffing comps. and losf fresh frying fo find fheir way. Sunny smiles, helpful advice, and kind co-operafion have made fhis office sfafi an infegral and imporfanf parf of life af Easf High. Affendance records were kepf in fine order by Audrey Johnson, Hesfer McDonald, and Mar- garef Cragin. LA ABOVE: Marie Feirbeffer, Mary Ann Lusarelfa, and Shirley Hirons, accepf some advice from Mrs. Elsie Schneckenberger, non pareil af sfraighleninq ou? froubles in fhe business office. MIDDLE: Affendance officers Reed and Peferson discuss mefhods of keeping sfudenfs in classes, while, BELOW: Lois Hasson, Eva Bishop, and lrving Lane are always af fheir slafionary posfs in fhe counselor's office 'lo lend a helping hand.

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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.

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Nurse Ann Maguire has made many friends wilh her friendly smile Herberl' Anderson, Orville Armslrong, Dennis Day, and Shirley ' ' ' h . Hirons double-check the visual aids schedule. and warm assurance fhal everylhlng will be all rug f FOR THOSE SPECIAL SERVICES Coniribuiing io Easr High's smooih-running machine are The nurse's office, Jrhe cusiodians, 'rhe caieieria siaii, and ihe audio-visual aids deparimeni. Ann Maguire 'rreais everyihing from scralches io broken bones. and while oiien iaken for granied, 'ihe ianilors were an all-imporiani cog in E.B.'s machine. Well-balanced meals and good serving were feaiured in our cafeieria, and ihe increasing use of films ar EB. has proved +he imporlance of our audio-visual aids deparimeni. V Qi ' PJ, '2 3 G C4 SCJ n C .CD .,.x IA. dab? Nr N Q60 P QQ Y.. QMDSHQW Oi fx' E pie N BACK ROW, lefl jo right: B. K. Langston. Viola Slrong, Johnny East High's prefix cafeleria workers, Jean Frifz, An ie Perry, Alice Dorlon, E. R. Dickinson, Vernon Dunham, Pop Drennan. FRON Clerou, Barbara ohnson, Elhel Rollend, Madeline lglall, Ida Smllh ROW: Damon Baker, R. E. Paullr, P. A. Kuykendall. and Befly Williams.