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

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-Q., 1-as s l S DUMP-'ol -DRI Sqn Mi Starting off the big day of the Blade-Driller game, the Girls' League Breakfast Rally tuned everyone up to a fcvered pitch as the cry Dump the DriIlers was heard through the halls. Come All Ye Students... One of the exciting events of the fall season is the student body card These eiqht typical seniors were nominated, respectively, forthe honor sale contest, climaxed at the Blade-Driller game. The progress ot the of typifying Betty and Bobby Blade: FIRST ROW, left to right: Ruth classes was recorded on the thermometer in front of the business office. Howlett, Judy Wimp, Delight Daugherty, Toopie Core. SECOND ROW: The final ratings are shown here with the senior class in front. Doug Simons, Gerald Eagleston, Steve Strauss, Tim Lemucchi.

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Punch and cookies is lhe menu for lhe annual Girls' League Big-Lillls ,, I rx nfl!! ' Sisler party. These upperclassmen prepare ihe refreshments for lheir A ri, sl., IiHIe sislers. 1 ,g ang s All Here freshmen, lirsl al lhe Girls' League Lillie Sisler Parry ancl lhen al lhe Freshman Assem- bly. Ar loolh of lhese arlairs lhe lrosh were welcomed ro EB. and were assisled in qelling oil on lhe righl fool. The busllinq aclivily ol The regislralion and gel-aequainlecl days lell everyone eager lor rho wonderful year lo begin. Q ry, I 1 I il- 3: E5 I 'Ze The hcl Seplernber sun bears down on lhe freshman girls as lhey awaif fheir physicals, not quile knowing wha? lo expect. A bil bewildered buf never lacking spiril, fhe freshmen quickly gel info fhe spiril of Ohinqs wilh clapping and singing al lhe Freshman Assembly. 9 A we ,Ny

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sn i 9 'J ,ix 1 44,4 V 'i.,NN N-. 1,1 ,G . l if-me ...,. Rm, 1-ez: -:..,fff,5g2 ' , -1 ny,-V, ff . 1. x ' ' 'Ip-elffhw 9 YW ,f -Ng fPlCi' I x Joining in wilh E.B,'s songleaders during fhe exchange rally were Bakersfield High's scnqmisfresses, as The sfudenl body showed our California Avenue rivals lhe lerrilic spiril we had buill up for lhe big game '...be iaiihiul fo your icheolf' From ihe opening yell fn ine Ffcshmiin Azzennbiy. fo ihe singing of 'rhe Alma Maier ai 'rhe closing Fog-bound Porre-:ville game, lhe fide uf Vooiball vpirii ran fhrough ihe school and swepi everyone along with ii inf'-moving Currerf. Week aiier week The sludeni body, sporling Q-,carief and blue ilfmihing anii waving ponfipons, Qurged lowards ihe rallies on Field House l-lill, and fired up lhe Bladez, Daggers, and Dirks, with their spirifoo shginq and yellfnq. Though fhe feazon wfiznf lofi 'ucce2siul, nolhing Could dernoen lhe fiE'lCVV'Y1iVi6i'Afi oi E.B.'f hoo' 'er , e' lhrii, in i'J'ff i lhe Blade lhfoughouf The schedule io Lend Them nfiorei ,uppf fl. Spirits blazed along wifh fhe soaring fire at fhe firsf bonfire rally in four years, Held on Permenler Field, lhe nigh! before lhe Taff game, The rally was highlighted by fhe burning of lhe Wildcaf as fhe cry Beal Tal? echoed through fhe nighl,