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

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RALPH HOWLETT Sfudenf Body Presidenf fh an impish A lall, lean figure wi if b a shoclc of blond qrin, lopped o y ' ' R l hl-lowlefl, six feel hair-lhaf s a p fwo inc - B d Presif denl. Equally al home wifh a couple of friends or in fron? of The whole slu- denl body, Ralph's easy-going mane ner made possible a friendly co- operafion wifh all. ' A l osilions in- U hes of Sfudenl 0 y His exfracurrncu ar p clude presiding over lhe Ker Counly Associafion of Sludenf Represenfalives. Many diversified aclivilies such as presidency of his junior Class and Nafional Thespians in his iunior year, gave him ihe baclcqround necessary fo head lhe Board ol Commissioners and Carry 'fold dulies of Sludcnf oul fhe mam Body Presidenl. Yliat Make CK 7761? SUE SEDER Sfudenf Body Secretary xr Q7 Qld! v ax rj. , Q f i e .1 , a t -r , ,O x MIKE ROEMER Sfudenf Body Business Manager lv BEN KELLNER Commissioners Advisor 53 RJX 'TY 'yn- imma is umm una N. B'X'wJr . L!

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S aff BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS LEFT TO RIGHT AROUND THE TABLE: Laurie Sfrauss, Senior Class Presidenlg Mike Roemer, Business Manager, Carman Lopez, Sierran Edlforg Tommy Alexander, Sophomore Class Represenlafiveg Alicia Bianco, Girls' League Presidenfg Jimmy Agalos, Sophomore Class Presidenrg Marcia Franlr, J.S,A. President, Terry Alexander, Rally Commilree Chairman, Reqgis Farley, Studenl Body Vice President Ralph Howlelf, Sludenf Body Presidenlg Ben Kellner, Advisor to lhe Board, Lewis Solomon, Service Club Presidenlg Don Duns, Debafe Club Presidenrg Larry Cordonier, Freshman Class Presidenfg Marie Counlryman, G.A.A. Presidenfg Horlense Molle, Kernal Edilor, Lois Barnes, Music Deparlmenf Represenlaliveg Leroy Kollenborn, Lellerman Club Presidenfg James Shaw, Junior Class President NOT PICTURED: Sue Seder, Sludenf Body Secreraryg Terry Moore, Freshman Class Represenfalive. 'finely Wind the 'Ulvclw Am lhe backbone of Easl l-ligh, lhe Board of Commis- -:ioners execuled lheir imporlanl iob very admirably lhi-I year. Woelc afler weelc lhe Board mel, discussed and voled on 'rhe never-ending slream oi pelilions .ind variouf. problem-9. REGG5 FARLEY In order lo beller acguainl 'rhe sludenl body wilh 5'Ud0 ' Bodv Vic' P Sid lhe worlrings of lhe Board ol Commissioners, repre- denlalives were elocled from second period classes, rind every live weelrs lhey allended 'rhe meelings lo parlicipale in discussions of various problems. Also, the meelings lhni were held during lhe lourlh and lillh periods were sornolimes conducied in lhe audi- lorium and were open lo everyone who could allend. Anolher change in lhe policy oi lhe Board was lo invile lhe wludenl councils from lhe iunior high schools lo send sliidenls lo some Board meelings so lhal The incoming lreshrnon will lcnow fgomelhing aboul how ,g Ea-,l High is run. lhe regular Board ronsisls oi sludenl body ohlicers, rlfi-.u pres-idenl-1, an exlra represenlalive each from lhe irenhman and sophomore classes, and club presi 5,4 denls.

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These are only a few of lhe sfudenfs who haunl fhe counselor's office daily and find Miss Hasson's palien? and easy-going manner ready lo answer any quesiion. s -. DEPARTMENT ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Audrey Johnson, Library Assislanlg Belly Birks, Sfudy Hall Proclorg Lois Callaway, Nurss's Assislanf. The beginning of school w I' ou dn'l be complele wilhouf lh ' lo acquaint you with e inevifable aulobiography members of your English classes, Recifing your nam! and what you did lhe preceding summer was worrh-while in reducin Planning schedules and I Settling bvwn Afler a few w own fo fhe roufine of high school. Of course, lhe coun- selor's office was flooded wifh sfudenls wish- ing fo change classes, lunch periods, all having numerous reasons for wanfing lhe change. eelcs EB seffled d Every class seemed fo hold a sfrange curie osify abouf if. buf soon lhis feeling lefl and everyone was feeling quife af home. As fhe machinery of Easf l-li began fo hum again, a new sound appeared, which was fo be heard fhroughouf lhe year, The Consfruclion of fhe new buildings fo house fhe business cl eparfmenf classes and sludy hall. Yes. by Ocfober EB was baclc lo ils roufine for nine more monfhs. fhe symbol of f ll Foofball, a , was soon underway wifh . . . g much shyness. c asses are only a few of lhe iobs awailing lhe counselors al fha be gunning of school. These services are carried on Throughout the year when sludenfs have a problem needing a solurion