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.M . ff.. Enioying a latin lesson are Mr. Holden, Judy Cawelti omg an experiment in chemistry are Myron Nadolski Geneva Whitfield,and Dorothy Mayfield. Margaret Walker M Slattery Wally Davis and Lou z4aadem6c eau fillfze W6 We are proud that our school offers all the courses necessary for students to enter a college or uni- versity. Four years of College Pre- paratory English are offered. The students review grammar, litera- ture, write compositions, stories, and speeches and also give talks. English IV students are drilled for the Subject A college entrance exams. Algebra I and ll, Plane and Solid Geometry, and Trigo- nometry provide a good math background. ' Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are taken by the student who some day may be a lab technician, nurse, pharm- acist, etc. U. S. History is required of all Juniors and World History is also taught. Students may choose Latin, Spanish, or both. Spanish is given during the Junior and Senior years so students may easily continue their study in col- lege. Physical Education, Senior Problems, First Aid, and Drivers' Education are required of all stu- dents for graduation. Graphing a quadratic equation in Algebra ll are Mr. Holden, Rubye Attebery, Eugene Hess, and Phil Rowe. Mr. Daly points out the day's lesson on the map as Charles Harp, Lawrence Ruano, Buddy Elder, Willis Maniord and Billie West look on. Senior English students Joyce Paine, Albert Not- tingham, Pat Mauk, Mike Taylor, and Bill Rich- ards do a workbook lesson while teacher Miss Williams looks on.
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'QF- lg Sf . SENIOR OFFICERS . . , Buck row: Joyce Paine, Social Ch. Sem. 2, Albert Nottingham, Pres. Sem. l, 2, Pat Mauk, Social Ch. Sem. l, Pres. Sem. 2, Leo Sweat, Vice Pres. Sem. l. Front row: Alden Loucks, Vice Pres. Sem. 2, Joyce Whitney, Sec. Treas. Sem. 1, 2. 66444 55 .female Zia Wag The senior class of '55 was seen and heard throughout the year and were the gear-wheels in many school activities. Seniors first enioyed a new type of class to them . . . Senior Problems, in which they studied psychology and social living, writing research papers on both. ln February, the seniors planned their Career Day and gathered 2l speakers from l3 different occupations. Speakers from Bakersfield, Taft, Maricopa, and Cuyama, participated. Teachers, students and the administration were all well pleased with this interesting program. The class of '55 also co-sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom in early March and it, too, was a big success, featuring Al Nepa's Band. The dance's theme was Stairway to the Stars and was elabor- ately decorated with huge stars and an equally beautiful stairway. ln the last few days of March, the seniors went all out to construct their Carnival and solicit prizes from mer- chants. Everyone was very happy and ex- cited--save the seniors, who were so very tired! The money received from their Carni- val went into a fund for the seniors' Ditch Day which they took in mid-May. And now comes the beginning of that glorious part of life . . . graduation! Baccalaureate services were held on June 5 and the graduates heard an inspiring sermon. Three days later that long-anticipated day arrived and school was a busy flurry of seniors, impatiently practicing for Commencement. At nine o'clock on June 8, the class of '55 was formally graduat- ed. Congratulations were held in front of the school.
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