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

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Quin. in Did you ever attend a Coordi- nating Councit meeting, Pat? Ttney are very interesting. I went to a meeting the tast time tt1ey were assemtotect to astc tt1em a ta- vor tor ttie G.A.A. Ttiey certainty get ttiings done. t ttlougtit ttiat We. in the Ad-Board did pretty wett in carrying on tdusiness and succeeding in getting ttiings done, taut t ttqintc tt1e councit does even taetter. Ttie Councit is advised tay tvt. Jotinston. registrar, Wtlo atso ad- vises ttne Ad-Board-ttie young tzrottier ot ttie councit. This advisory twody is composed of eigtit rnemtmers wtmo are tnigti sctloot student tmocty president. Leonard Hood: girts' teague pres- ident. Evetyn Hogan: boys' ted- eration president. Dicti Hastings: associated student body presi- ctent. George Cootcg associated men students, president. Jotin Pruetl: associated women stu- dents, president. Wtarye Atice tvtontgomeryg tuigti sctioot vice president. Gtenn tveeteyg tiigtw sctioot secretary, Rutter Kamp: ju- nior cottege secretary. Jeanne Krotz. AD BOARD XVORKS TOXVARD BE'l'l'ERMtiN'I' Ot' OUR SCHOOL. Center: Ntay .loy Vvrigtxt smirtcs at time camera at ttle All Board Convention. Rigtlt: Aft Board memtvorsg Top row, Ntiss Harris. tVtr. iIOtlIlSt0llI Second row. Loperena, Btair, Burteson, Seymour, Hetwrt: First row, Terry, Cottier, Jotmsrm, Xxyftfftlt. Higti SCIIOOI Page I0 Hr' ffl e ,ie if .fl Our sctioot is tueginning to tiave some ctianges. Anottler re- torm is ttie organization period. We tiact a sctwedute to provide tor it ttdis weeti and it enougti ctutvs sign to request meetings we Witt tiave it every two weetcs. tt reatty is a good idea to toe atvte to at- tend a ctutJ meeting wittiout dasti- ing ttirougti tunctn or going at nigtwt in order not to miss it. At tong tast, after so many years, We no tonger tdave to sit in assigned seats at assemtaties. One ot ttne tirst tttings our new Act- Board did ttwis semester was to see to it that we toe given a triat at ttie new ptan. Since no cuts tiave been announced, it seems to the pretty successtut. Practicattv att ot ttle ttlings ttmat ltwe Ad Board tias under- tatcen ttiis year tnas turned out successtutty. Ttneir wortc requires a great deat ot sincere wortc, and our student tpocty reatizes ttmis. COORDINATING COUNCIL LEARNS XVAYS Ot GOVtiRNtVtEN'l'. Top pic- ture: fiouncit memtwersz Top row. xtiss Harris, Bartlett, Xvrigtit. twtr. .totinslong tiirst row. Long, Stietton, Hornstmy, Loperena -l- 5 -HX d..-gf

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2 earning fo bye l woncler wlmelller live ever lolcl you alzoul llle swell social seience cieparlmenl we liaye. To anyone xylmo lilies llislory as l clo. il eerlainly seems wonclerlul lo liave sueln a variely ol eourses lo Clioose from. Xve oller a lour-year pro- gram: social living lor llie lreslimen. worlfl liislory lor llme sopliomores, American liislory lor llle juniors. ancl soeial anti eeonomie prolfnlems lor llle seniors. ln our junior college we oller economies. sociology. liislory. psycliology. geograplmy, polilical llieory. anti American inslilulions in lransler Courses ancl orienlalion. soeial inslilulions ancl xxmeriean govern- llSli?l' COUTSCS. menl in non-tra lop lell: Sneiul seieru 1' lm ully lilies up lor llme eamerag lima I llna, Bliss l':liZallelll liefllinrll, losl-pl, liierlie, llenry lines, uli TOYV, l'lfllI'Sl xIl'lllllK'S, ixIlSSAllQ'l' iIUllllSUll, Nlllllfll' Bumlay, X ineenl lle llilfry' Sfllllllli l'4l'OIll NNY, ,lne Blfhrruw, I.y-I.- lgfl!XXH, cvklrlyll lgklxlhllll, .lnllll fr. lluyyes, ,lolln llnwe. up riglll: lielly Alulloll examines llle map nl lner rounlry. Riglilz Belly Dean Below: Vl1llf'f4f' llislory sllulenls seem I ansl Dieli ljylies sluily llne linilerl Slales Conslilulion. rn lu' inlereslell. leeling lilie a guicle lmoolc. cliseussions. fjnee in a yylmile we gel inlo llol wi one lrip neyer lorgel. fiinger is laliing Alneriean llislory lllis year, slle carries on argulnenls ancl cliseussions yyilli lie a lwig llilllll. H X rms:-mu l l'0Illl'IlllJPl' Hllill lun il was lasl year XYllf'II we slufliecl yocalions. lfaeli sluclenl macle slumlies ol lour clillerenl oeeupalions: so l am sure llnal lie liarl a mueli clearer iclea ol wllal lie yyanlerl lo lie. Xve loolc up a slucly ol llle llislory ol lyern Counly ancl Tall. l was surprisecl llial l lyneyy so lillle as l flifl almul our loyyn. lllll l linisllecl llme year Xveire riglll in llie lniclclle ol yyorlcl llislory now. So many llis- lorie evenls are lalxing plaee llial we ran generally llaye some super ller lmul il s all lun anyway. Vlqllf' yyorlcl llislory sllulenls looli a lrip lo llle l.a lirea Tar lnils anrl llme lxluseum ol NHllITill llislory llmis year. rll1al's eerlainly ancl lrom llle way r l suppose lllal slle yyrole llme liislory lmoli liersell. liigllliglll Ol I'l0llflS. Ollf' XY0lllCl lliese elasses was reaellerl yylien an American liislory quiz eonlesl was earriecl on in an assemlmly. llue eonleslanls eerlainly cleserye iglr Sellool Page 9

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we? l 0l9l Qi5Ql'lt M6 OI1, dear, tiere il is Xvednesday again, and lI1ere is an- otI1er Ad-Iioard meeting. ,l4IIElt means tIvat l'lI Ilave to eat Ivy 12:50 in order to gel to room I5 Ior tIve meeting. I wisIv tIley I'lilCII1,t renvodeIed tI1e Ad-Board room, 'cause it was easier to Iisten down ttvere. Ilvs great to Ive on tIle Ad-Ivoard: we aIways Icnow wtvat is going on Ivetore it tlappens. Time twetve memIvers get aIong very weII. and tI1e argu- ments wt1icI1 do arise are aIways Ivor tIve good oI tI1e issue. Vve tI1inIc an occasional argument is a good idea. It stirs lI1e ttvougtvts for and against lI1e proposed plan. I was sureIy gtad that tIve money for tI1e drama tournament ptayers was passed. Considering tI1at tI1ey IvrougI1l Iiome lI1ree prizes. it seems more tIvan worth it. The Ad-Board sponsored tI1e second Noon-5Iovie oI tI1e year not so Iong ago. It was enlilIed HNIeIody Ivy IN'Ioon- IigIvt. It went over as pretty mucI1 of a tmit. Cjur scI1ooI officers went to a convention IveId in Bakers- Iietd a few weeks ago, and tI1ey came IvaeIc wilI1 some very good ideas. Xve Iiave Iveen toying wittv lI1e idea oIw Ilaving tI1e same type OIT a convention Iiere at wI1ic'I1 wouIcI Ive rep- resented I0 or more Ivigti scI1ooIs oI tive counly. 'I1I1e deIe- gales wouId Ive lI1e respective Ad-Ivoards Iior tI1e two semes- ters. You've had experience in sueI1. Pat. Xxyllilt do you ttvinIi of tI1e idea? CDI course it woutd Ive a Iot oI work, Ivul we coutd stand some ot tI1at. I.i'1AI5IiRS IN A IJE5IfX'R.'Xl'Y. Iop rigI1l pirture: I'jIIverl SIveIlon, studm-nt Ivody president, Iirst ss-:nests-r. Center rigIvt pirture: I.:-mmrmI Hood, student Imdy president, sei ond semester. RlgI1t pu ture: IT.IIverl 5IxeIlon presides at IIne Ad Iioard convention. Iii-Ion rigI1t pilture: ,MI Board mi-rnIrersg Iop row, IIuIIarsI, pri-wi-tl. f,JXIor1I, Nc-f'Iy'. .loIlnslul1, IXIISS Ilarris, Reed, AIltllIl1'Z1 St-I-mal row, IIou1I, ig4'ItIlt'l', Larson: First raw, Riftill--. Kamp. Ijvt-Iow Ii-It pieture: fioordinatirig cwfillllfil IIIVIIIIYPYSI FI-up HHN, citlllk, NUVIY, IUIIIISIUIII Sl'l'UIllI HHN, i,i2i4lIIIgS. I'IooiI, Ijruettq I'4irst row. Krotz, Kamp, Hogan, ftontgmni-ry f? I 4 yi js J' s Q v I 2 w X 'Y M' I Lf. 'si I 1 af- V High School Page ll