William H Taft High School - Atinian Yearbook (Woodland Hills, CA)

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Faculty i 1. l ji i John Jones Fran Joseph Ken Kamp Gerald Katz T Science Science Music Industrial Education i Mathematics Department Chairman f ti,tir 'T i, A 'g, ,, f sz: g . i. C' e C T F i - i wrlvv at S i i- Y I Ai V , .. 1 'ev f e - as 4 ilf T if Music 4 5. Bach and Beethoven would have been pleased to T see Taft's students getting an exceptional musical William Kidder Paul Klufh background. Both beginners and the more ad- 4 50C'a' Studles Aff vanced students were offered classes in ensem- ble, voice, and harmony. Instrumental classes in- C. ,y E 1 cluded jazz band, band, orchestra, as well as the 3 ' T ' it marching band. The Music Department, conduct- V ed by Mr. Ken Kamp, put on an annual musical z which demonstrated the ability of the talented T musicians and vocalists. Liu QHEIENV Carl Kratzle Dorothy Krieger Mathematics Art Department Chairperson l Who: Clyde Beatty Edmond Gunny The promise of a contract-fame and bright lights. Edra Navarro A computer at UCLA changed my entire career! The Monster!! Nancy Cornell B

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Faculty -l?-ll William Howard Richard Hubbard lndustrial Education Social Studies ART Great works of art were in the process of being created every day in the upstairs C Building. Taft's Art Department gave students the opportunity to express themselves creatively through a variety of mediums. There were classes such as Ceramics and Photography that were designed for begin- ners as well as for the more experienced artist. gg , .Tir 96 Q E il fi 1 Q Art Hunter Jan lmbach Mathematics Counselor pw . C Y' A be ,LQ A vi 1,0 1.::,'a1ifFu .,. g C at lvl' , t',,, if 42 Annie Ingalls Michael Jackson English English Errol Jacobs Herman Jay English English Department Chairman My first job was working as a page in the St. Louis Public Library a hundred years ago-I loved it and l just never learned anything better! Betty Menees Sound advice from the Career Advisor. Don Coleman

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-s-- . . fy , A wi 0' A X ,mnn William Kroot Robert Kursinski Science Music English PHYSICAL EDUCATION One, two, three, UGH! Step, kick, kick, knee, kick, turn, again Stretch, stretch, hold it lf you heard talk similar to this, you were probably standing outside one of Mrs. Newman's or Mrs. Loo's Body Dynamics classes. Body Dyna- mics was only one of the popular physical educa- tion classes that were offered. Some others were Soccer, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Tennis, Volleyball, Swim Team, and Co-ed Weight Lifting. Quite a list for Taft jocks to pick from. I ' ' f ' . I ,. 'M . -mi-ggi s-t' It 80 S lx E WN I -A' QQ? 9? ,. A v is i D0 We in BK R QW I -vh- 2... ,, The financial accomplishments of J Paul Getty inspired me to enter the teaching profession It was just a feeling and idea that crept in when I was in high school