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

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Lrfr lo Riglit-I-lvaft. Feliz, Small, Taylor, Miss Dessery, Asbury, Burrell, Landis. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA-Not less than twelve units of work and thirty- two grade points are necessary to insure eligibility for membership in the Cali- fornia Junior College Scholarship Society. OFFICERS President ...... .............. .... J o an Taylor Vice-President ...... ........ F ay Asbury Secretary-Treasurer . . . ....... Margaret Burrell Adviser .................... . . . . Miss Edna L. Dessery DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN-Interest in German has been reflected by in- creased membership in the German Club. Several meetings stressing German social customs and culture proved both enjoyable and instructive, Club tradition was again upheld by an 'lout-door outing. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Leo Graham ....... . . . President . . . ....... Claude Downs Emma Richard . . . . . . Vice-President . . . ..... Jim Peterson Alvina Smith ... .. . Secretary ... ,.. Beatrice Borolf Joan Taylor ..... .. Treasurer ...... Leo Graham Mr. W. D. Baker ........... Adviser ....... .. Mr. W. D. Baker Buck Run'-XVylie, Ni-wkirk. fl. Smith, Schwafel, Braase, Cullen, Morrison, Throup. Cummers. . rrxfml lim taylor. lllrn, l'1t lsiw. Mr. llal cr, Stir, lfrleu-im', l'iIl5fX'l0f'!l. Ifront Rnwi Pcrrine, RlCll2l.I'll. ll. Bornff, A. Smith, l. lloroff. DuV:1ll, Garrison, Tharp.

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P111-L' Pl'-fi-lli-mleii. Evans. llasham. Jael-'s, McKean, VVatsnu, Ifastwnml. Darling, Campbell. Semud Rmr'-Tweddell. Kean, Engelke. Miss Campbell, Young, Lewis, Potter. Frnnt Row- jeffress, l-lawtlmrnc, Mattnon, Richard, Justus, McKain, DuVall. AEOLIAN CLUB-Increased interest in music has been at once the aim and the result of the activities of the Aeolian Club under the competent and skilled leadership of Miss Ethel Campbell. The activities of the Aeolians have been marked by the success which has characterized their work since the club was organized a year ago. The reputation which the Aeolians earned last year of being the most active organization on the campus has been successfully upheld during the past year. Thirty programs in all have been given by the club as a whole or by groups from the club. Deserving mention as one of the outstanding events of the Aeolians' year is a radio program given over KFI in Los Angeles. November 23. This finished effort was received with much praise. This was followed early in December by an operetta. Striking Matches. pre- sented by the Aeolians in a pay assembly. The assembly marked the first appear- ance of the group in Taft in their colorful new uniforms. The group participated in many affairs in the community. Several times during the year the Aeolians furnished musical entertainment at the Taft Rotary Club, the Business Men's Club, and at programs and installations of the Eastern Star, as well as in the Sciots' entertainment. The club also, at various churches, gave concerts which met with much ap- proval, as did the instrumental and vocal numbers offered at various school enter- tainments and activities. The Aeolians appeared as co-entertainers in several high school assemblies. and selected members of the organization rendered numbers during the intermis- sions of various plays. Musical selections given by women members of the organization added greatly to the enjoyment of the teas and the mother-and- daughter banquet given by the Associated Women Students. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Herbert Evans ..... ..... P resident .... ....... D ick Campbell Fern Christensen .. . . Vice-President . . .... Lucille Lewis Geneva Kean ..... .... S ecretarq .... . .. Clara Twefldell Emma Richard ...... ..,.. T reamrer ..... ...... J eanne Potter Melville Eastwood ...... Business Manager .... . . . William Broden Miss Ethel Campbell ........ Adviser ........ Miss Ethel Campbell 1 IJ' ni f. 1 SL WF I if I , ll ' pf i i, fl N . Lt... .. 'F ,'. -,Ji .J , 1 . J ' l'13J' Yilnlf ul

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itil? I Back Ron'-Mr. Lee, Landis, Scheufler, Thnrp. XVats0n, Eastwood. Smith. Frm!! Rau'fDarling, lf. llrllrin, l'rlcl'snn, laylur, A. Voltrin. CLUB-Chess took its place among college activities with the organi- zation ofa group of those interested in the game. Under the skilled guidance of the advisers the many chess tournaments have produced an experienced corps of players. OFFICERS President ...... . . .......... .... J im Peterson Vice-President ...... . . . Carton Taylor Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . John Scheufier Business Manager . . ..... Alton Coltrin Mr. E. G. Sewell Advisers ........ Mr. H. R. Lee . Mr. Hans W. Hansen AVIATION CLUB-To become a member of the Aviation Club it is neces- sary to be a student in the aviation classes. The object of the organization is to exchange views and facts about aeronautics and to increase an interest in and knowledge of it. 1 OFFICERS President ........... ............ . . . Raymond Strand Secretary-Treasurer . . . ..... Clinton Eddy Adviser ............... ................. ..... M r , E. A. Ross Rink lforv- 'vVvrlin:. riillmrg llraase. l'alcle n. .Y rnml' Rin' ell, .Xml rswt, gl. Smith. Malt-if-n. iT:-rv, Vildv, filin lxlllllknl. V'illis. lfritts. Hale. lnrdznv. ll.-gms. Nr. Ru-F A. Cultrin, Dani-, Broussard, IE. Coltrin, Butts, Strand, Hubbard. Frnur RI1'In'fK0f1lli. Morris, MacKay, Gilzcr, ll. VVilliams, Livingston.