PAGa. AU01JaT It, UII Registration Slated Next Week For School, College Programs RecI&tratIon for the Bakersfield 00Ilege ExtensIon classes and the Burrougha BYening H I g h Bchool pro g ram wIl1 be held Monday through Thursday of next weelt from 7 to t p.m. In the Burroughs HIli> School library. A llst of the cIaues to be oUered In the eve- nina high school was publlshed In laat weelt', _teer. It .... also noted that counseling service will be available from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 to I p.m.' In room 108 at the tralnIna buIkllng. The courses being offered. the time of presentation and the in- structOr, are as follows: An t.-Tueaday, 6 to 11 p.m., art center bldg., Mrs. Adeline B. Wtlliams; Bub... AdmlDlstraUoD la-Prlnc1ples of accounting, Tues- day, 6-10 p.m., Room 2, Grant PIn- Dey; pml~ AdmID' k tIc= 1Ia- BuaIneas law; Monday 7-10 p.m., B. P. Gauthier; ChemIoIIT 1.- General inorganic chemistry and qualitative anaIys1.s. Monday, 8-10 p.m.. Roo m 14, )41ss Sanna S. Green; EeoDomJes 52-Consumer ec- onomics, Thursday, 7-10 p.m., ~m 40, Grant PInney. ~ Ia.-Plane Surveying, Wednesday 7-9 p.m.. Saturday 8-12 Itwting n-. , and • p......t, 1CIcW*' ...... (..,... MIMeI) ' .....- "-"- I p.a. s.nd.r toDAY AUG. 19 "THEY ALL KlSSB) THE IIIOf" (19 Min,) Joan Crawford. Melvyn Douglas Shorts. "Aquolef'o Do Brazil" (8 Min.) "Goc:\get1 Galor." (10 Min.) IATUlDAy AUG. 20 ''ntI GUN THAT WON THI! WEST" (70 Min.) D.nnl, Morgan. PaukJ Howard $hom. "Oonlsh Oond'." II Min.) "Movl.klnd Magic;" (20 Min.) • ''MOInt 0/1 THI GIEAT DIVIDE" (67 Min.) Roy Rogers SI'Iorts. "The Milky Waif" (7 Min.) ••~. of Captain Africa" (17 Min.) ~. AUG. 21·22 "PIAl&. Of THE SOUTH PACIFIC" (16 Min.) Virginia Maiyo, Dennis Morgan Shortl, ..~ft of Gag" (7 Min.) "Gone Flahln' .. (20 Min.) fUIl...WID, AUG. D-2A "liS Of filE" (17 Min.) Jack Po_nee, Barbara Rulh Shortl' "Dime to Retlr." (7 Min.) "Dandld Mike No. 5" (10 MIn.) lHUIS..fRI. AUG. 25-U '"20.000 LIAOUU UNDO TH! W" (121 Min.) Kirk Douglal, Jamea MalOn Short. "Grand Can)'OnlC'OPe" (l Min.) a.m., Room 12, Mr. Rottea; ED- rt-mr 8-Matelials or euglneer- log construction, Monday 7-9 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield; ~­ ..... _Engineering draWIng, Tu.... day and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., Room 107 training bldg., Mr. Mayfield; t:ncm-Inc 35-Analytlcal inechan- los-statics, Tueaday 7-10 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield; ~ 411- Educational and vocational plan- ning, Monday 9-10 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield. EDcIJsb X-Engllsh fundamenlais, Tueaday 7-10 p.m., Room 411, Mrs. Pauline It. Sand; ED, I Is h 1.- Freshman rea din g and W11tire, Thursday 7-10 p.m., Room 411, Mrs. San d ; EDa'lIsh ZOb-World Liter- ature, Wednesday 7-10 p.m., Room 42, Mrs. Sand; EDcIJsb 6I-Bual- ness English, Thursday 7-10 p.m., Room 47, wayne C. Harsh; J'reD, a seaplane tender. Preceding the change of command ceremony, a formal review of Navy and Marine Corps units took place in front of the Administration Build- ing. Many visitors from off-Station joined the Station residents in view- ing the event. The day was virtually windless and the temperature mod- erate. (DetaUs of the careers of Captain Sellars and Captain Ash- worth were published in last week'. Rocketeer.) Adm., CarneyRetires After long Career Admiral Robert B. carney, who has been succeeded by Admiral Ar- leigh A. Burke as Chlef of Naval Operations, retired from the Navy this week to end a career that be- ga.n at the U.S. Naval Academy prior to World War 1. In his farewell message to the per- sonnel of the Navy, Adm1ral Carney said. "As I retire, I extend my ear- nest good wishes to the men and women of the Navy. You have e&rned and held the confidence of the nation. As long as you are imagina.tive, intelligent, thorough, decent, honest, and tough. our serv- ice wUl continue to enjoy that jus- tlfled confidence, be alert and fight to stay in front." The ceremony inducting Admiral Burke to succeed Admiral carney took place at Annapolis. ThIs marked the first time tha; the ceremony has taken place outside of Washington, D.C., and was done at the express wIab of AcIrniral Burke. , OCR Text: PAGa. AU01JaT It, UII Registration Slated Next Week For School, College Programs RecI&tratIon for the Bakersfield 00Ilege ExtensIon classes and the Burrougha BYening H I g h Bchool pro g ram wIl1 be held Monday through Thursday of next weelt from 7 to t p.m. In the Burroughs HIli> School library. A llst of the cIaues to be oUered In the eve- nina high school was publlshed In laat weelt', _teer. It .... also noted that counseling service will be available from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 to I p.m.' In room 108 at the tralnIna buIkllng. The courses being offered. the time of presentation and the in- structOr, are as follows: An t.-Tueaday, 6 to 11 p.m., art center bldg., Mrs. Adeline B. Wtlliams; Bub... AdmlDlstraUoD la-Prlnc1ples of accounting, Tues- day, 6-10 p.m., Room 2, Grant PIn- Dey; pml~ AdmID' k tIc= 1Ia- BuaIneas law; Monday 7-10 p.m., B. P. Gauthier; ChemIoIIT 1.- General inorganic chemistry and qualitative anaIys1.s. Monday, 8-10 p.m.. Roo m 14, )41ss Sanna S. Green; EeoDomJes 52-Consumer ec- onomics, Thursday, 7-10 p.m., ~m 40, Grant PInney. ~ Ia.-Plane Surveying, Wednesday 7-9 p.m.. Saturday 8-12 Itwting n-. , and • p......t, 1CIcW*' ...... (..,... MIMeI) ' .....- "-"- I p.a. s.nd.r toDAY AUG. 19 "THEY ALL KlSSB) THE IIIOf" (19 Min,) Joan Crawford. Melvyn Douglas Shorts. "Aquolef'o Do Brazil" (8 Min.) "Goc:\get1 Galor." (10 Min.) IATUlDAy AUG. 20 ''ntI GUN THAT WON THI! WEST" (70 Min.) D.nnl, Morgan. PaukJ Howard $hom. "Oonlsh Oond'." II Min.) "Movl.klnd Magic;" (20 Min.) • ''MOInt 0/1 THI GIEAT DIVIDE" (67 Min.) Roy Rogers SI'Iorts. "The Milky Waif" (7 Min.) ••~. of Captain Africa" (17 Min.) ~. AUG. 21·22 "PIAl&. Of THE SOUTH PACIFIC" (16 Min.) Virginia Maiyo, Dennis Morgan Shortl, ..~ft of Gag" (7 Min.) "Gone Flahln' .. (20 Min.) fUIl...WID, AUG. D-2A "liS Of filE" (17 Min.) Jack Po_nee, Barbara Rulh Shortl' "Dime to Retlr." (7 Min.) "Dandld Mike No. 5" (10 MIn.) lHUIS..fRI. AUG. 25-U '"20.000 LIAOUU UNDO TH! W" (121 Min.) Kirk Douglal, Jamea MalOn Short. "Grand Can)'OnlC'OPe" (l Min.) a.m., Room 12, Mr. Rottea; ED- rt-mr 8-Matelials or euglneer- log construction, Monday 7-9 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield; ~­ ..... _Engineering draWIng, Tu.... day and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., Room 107 training bldg., Mr. Mayfield; t:ncm-Inc 35-Analytlcal inechan- los-statics, Tueaday 7-10 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield; ~ 411- Educational and vocational plan- ning, Monday 9-10 p.m., Room 12, Mr. Mayfield. EDcIJsb X-Engllsh fundamenlais, Tueaday 7-10 p.m., Room 411, Mrs. Pauline It. Sand; ED, I Is h 1.- Freshman rea din g and W11tire, Thursday 7-10 p.m., Room 411, Mrs. San d ; EDa'lIsh ZOb-World Liter- ature, Wednesday 7-10 p.m., Room 42, Mrs. Sand; EDcIJsb 6I-Bual- ness English, Thursday 7-10 p.m., Room 47, wayne C. Harsh; J'reD, a seaplane tender. Preceding the change of command ceremony, a formal review of Navy and Marine Corps units took place in front of the Administration Build- ing. Many visitors from off-Station joined the Station residents in view- ing the event. The day was virtually windless and the temperature mod- erate. (DetaUs of the careers of Captain Sellars and Captain Ash- worth were published in last week'. Rocketeer.) Adm., CarneyRetires After long Career Admiral Robert B. carney, who has been succeeded by Admiral Ar- leigh A. Burke as Chlef of Naval Operations, retired from the Navy this week to end a career that be- ga.n at the U.S. Naval Academy prior to World War 1. In his farewell message to the per- sonnel of the Navy, Adm1ral Carney said. "As I retire, I extend my ear- nest good wishes to the men and women of the Navy. You have e&rned and held the confidence of the nation. As long as you are imagina.tive, intelligent, thorough, decent, honest, and tough. our serv- ice wUl continue to enjoy that jus- tlfled confidence, be alert and fight to stay in front." The ceremony inducting Admiral Burke to succeed Admiral carney took place at Annapolis. ThIs marked the first time tha; the ceremony has taken place outside of Washington, D.C., and was done at the express wIab of AcIrniral Burke. , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1950s,Rocketeer 1955,Rktr8.19.1955.pdf,Rktr8.19.1955.pdf Page 1, Rktr8.19.1955.pdf Page 1