Taft Union High School and Junior College - Derrick Yearbook (Taft, CA)

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The Citizens UNDERGRADUATES of the lunior college engaged in many activities including several different fields of interest and enjoyment outside their regular school work. Student government, athletics, honor societies, clubs, and publications all drew the interest of the student body, as well as the parties, teas, and dances sponsored b ' the various organiza- tions, which formed the major part of the college social life as a group. 4 M ■ r »; The Junior College Library, seen above, was established to offer a place for students to study and as a supply of excellent references on the va- riety of subjects taught in the Taft Junior College. The library also supplies students with material for pleasure reading which gives them a rest from the vigorous class routine. In the circle are Clancy Maraist, business man- ager; Ed Maloney, president; Clarice Green, secre- tar ' ; Geraldinc Bacheldor, treasurer, of the first semester undergraduates. UNDERGRADUATES— A-L- Deakins, Childs, Kirkpatrick, W. Davis, Bycrs. Fifth row; Chappell, Ballanfontc. Gotcher, Fourth row: Cronin, Brooks, 1 tenficld. Johnston. Bachcldcr, -Back row: 1 :)ischler, Hess, Gebhardt, Br Killl. th, Bn noel, Hefton, LaMarsn.!, 1, Eding, LaBarthc, Cliiu-. :dy. Hart, Fletcher, Bot- n. Gall, Barber. Third Brandenburg. Killian, Eddlnjtcr, Lewis, Coker, Kofahl, Grif- ;ath, Ellis, Huskey, McFarland, Hall, Green. Second row: Fedewa, idams, Coolcy, Feliz, Jennings, Agec, Bodamer, AUbritton, Brandon, r,i,.ks, Lowe. Canaday, Hulsc. First row; Fedewa, Heaps, Lett, Farn- ani, lohnson. Fox Bennett, Laskev, Guerra, Durham, Dirlam, Crawford, Junior College Page Four

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To Build Lulu Rhnnels liLta Phi Gamm %i Anita McCormick Wilmu.u M. Si Alpha Gamma Si ma 2, Annie M. Stewart Alpha Gamma Sigma I; Zcli Sigma Phi 2. secretary 2: A, S. B. lecrc- tary 2; A. W. S. trea.urer 2: Co- crdinating Council secretary 2; Drama Journalism 2; J. C. Debates Lionel C. Thomas Jr. Charlotte Ti sident 2; Derrit Mpha Nu Epiilon 2; Zcta Gusher Copv Editor I; Forensics I, 2. Basketball 1. 2: Speedball Ralph Vi ' . Vtt .RADUATK PICTURES — Top Th,rd row: Rittcr, Smith, Stadtm r..«: L.uko-, Linso. Fifth row: Icr. Second row: Stew.irt, Stii McCormick, Moore, Pmkhjm. Thomas. First row: Tucker. V: Fourth row: Rccd. Rennets, Rennels. net. Wood. Junior College Page Three

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Of Tomorrow of tlu-ir tiiiH ' to cxti ' .i-ciirriciil.ir .ictivitics .iltlioiii;li tliL ' sc ,icti itics were considered ,i definite part of the iun.or college program. M.in - students spent their time prep.irini; to continue their education in higher insti- tutions by taking transfer courses while oth- ers enrolled in terminal courses, whose spe- cial mstrueiion prepares them for work as soon as the) leave the junior college. Frankie DeCastro and Brad Ritter add dignity and charm to the junior college dormitory build- ing pictured above. This association is not only a social club which has organized into Alpha Nu Epsilon, but it is a home for boys from out of town wishing to attend the Taft Junior College. In the circle are Clancy Maraist, treasurer; Catherine Brandenburg, secretary; Victor Allstead, vice president; Ed Malone)-, president of the sec- ond semester undergraduates. -4 UNDKRGRADUAThS— M-Z— Back r. w: Mosher, Snook, Malonc; Mundin . Roberts, Macy, Maraist, McCall. Fourth row: Murray Nicliols, Miller, Turner, Reagan, Munsey, Monson, Nix, Wilder, Mc C:lclLin. rliird row: Sloan, Schmidt, Stiles, Susarm.in. Prewctt. Mitch ell, N ' aughan, McCall, Ritter. Second row: Scott, .McG.nley, lownjend, Plaugher, Montgomery, Priest, Nichols, Pell. Trott, Murphy. First row: Rockholt. Wright, Slaughter, Phebus, Meyers, Sturdevant, Qulsen- berrv. Richjrds, n, McOonouKh. Junior College Page Five