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

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. ...Y , www - fmeafzzze -1' ' EE! 9 - Q .- X X . , N, y . H, Q, , I . . , H 5 1. In N P l -ff. . .r as .45 Q ag 5, Q api- xy 'IL Q 'Z 'IQ li k y g . lf -B ZQV 3 A If , A ' ' ' Ji ikiev? fr L f school spirit, their representation in many organizations on the campus shows, and with the continuation of this same spirit of enthusiasm and co-operation, the class will go tar toward achieving the full perfection of student government, student scholarship, and student life. This year the social activities started with a tea, given on the Friday before school opened. The first tormal gathering after school began was the 'Freshman reception, held in the gymnasium. BACK ROW-Haynes, Benson, Boroff, Dalton, Dykes, Hubbard, Willis, Doolittle, Madson, Nixon. THIRD ROW-Morris, Brooks, Sherman, Peden, Rogers, Kurtz, Dill, Kinnebrew, Tellyer, Nightingale. SECOND ROW-Roberts, C. Chandler, M. Chand- ler, Simmons, Lynch, Clark, Odell, Dunn, Lopey, B. Small. FRONT ROW-Doolittle, Doughty, Webber, Scott, Dane, Harrison, Meyer, Lewis, Pierce, Cooper. AUSTIN, President. BACK ROW-O'dell, R. Snyder, Weaver, Stuart, Loftis, Deakins, Morgan, Ozburn, Argent, Lavelle. THIRD ROW-Blakeny, Hart, Benningsdort, Harris, Dahlin, Finley, Whitewell, Walton, O. Jones, O'dell, Seale. SECOND ROW-Shea, Brice, Harder, Patterson, Fairbanks, L. Clark, Lanyon, Downs, Whitley, Herrod. FRONT ROW- Taylor, Mewborn, Brown, Balzer, Fleenor, Wesson, Russell, Elliott, Martinez, Griffith, Parks. DUNN, President. BACK ROW-Kopp, Covey, Wilder, Howk, Oaks, M. Jones, Agee, Tulk, Kintner, Thompson. THIRD ROW-Dennis, Bird, Dear, Sophy, Moore, Patterson, Layfield, Shelburne, Foster, Shaler. SECOND ROW-Hance, Cox, Bretton, Cooley, Fleharty, Lawton, Geissel, Graham, Phillips, Keith. FRONT ROW-Black, Denton, Trott, Speck, Elliston, Weaver, Olson, Kofahl, Prout, Dancey. OFFICERS Second Semester Low PAU L AUSTIN President ORAN N EWTON Vice-President H ELEN SHELTON Secreta ry-Treasurer EUGEN E O'DELL Sergeanhat-Arms MISS BEE EDWARDS MR. CHET L. BAIRD Advisers High BILL DUNN President RICHARD SNYDER Vice-President MARTHA TURLEY Secreta ry-Treasurer MR. MAURICE BEJACH MR. SIDNEY STANSELL Advisers N . .Eg..'lv-4. -7 cc l9n

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OFFICERS Firsl Semesler Low HOWARD HOGAN Presidenf BILL DU N N Vice-President EVA SHELTON Secrela ry-Trea su rer MR. MAURICE BEJACH MR. SIDNEY STANSELL Advisers High ROGER WADDELL Presidenl HARLEY STU MBAUGH Vice-President RUTH ASBURY Secrelary-Treasurer FRANK THOMPSON Sergeant-al-Arms MISS ALICE ATWOOD MR. FRED BEATTY Advisers FIKESIIDIAIW C1555 AS lhe year l932-33 draws lo a close, lhe freshmen may look back wi'I'h no uncerlain pride on lheir accomplishmenls. Slarling l'he year wilh lhe grealesl' of spiril, 'lhe leams, wilh fhe supporl of lhe roolers, swepl 'loward viclory, somelimes only being lurned from lheir goal al lhe lasl slep. Some- limes lhe laurel wrealh has been lheirs: al olher limes lhey have merely had lhe sighl' of viclory. Thai lhe members of lhe class have been well supplied wilh HOGAN, Presidenl. BACK ROW-Freeman, Kehoe, A. Johnslon, Conley, Kuwa- hara, Brooks, Church, Gaunl, Phillips, Mills. THIRD ROW-Clark, Conners, Jesse, Rennels, Carler, Slevens, Thompson, Smilh, Callen, Rumbough. SECOND ROW- Wagner, Spechl, Sligall, Hogan, Bell, Blacklock, Newlon, Lewis, Jones, Colberl. FRONT ROW-Kielman, Vaughn, Parker, King, Poffer, Hulse, Wodars, Voice, McKee, Calberl. WADDELL, Presldenl BACK ROW-Hueler, Ballard, Klinge, Frank, Moodle, Jasgerson, Roberlson, Keckler, Scoff, Bailey. THIRD ROW-V. Fosler, Porcho, Co ee, C-wlnr, Mnrqan. Turley, Reedy, Vandagriff, McFarland, Dienslein. SECOND ROW-Slussy, Schwab, Lanler, Loperena, Rolhwell, Tilus, Bush, Boul- well, Hence, Gervais. FRONT ROW-King, McKenzie, Arndl, Rowe, Higgins, Misner, Cronin, Sullivan, Douglas, Babcock. BACK ROW-Schoenlv, Sankoff, Townsend, Sanders, Boyd, Auslln, Endicoll, L. Small, Sisley, !. Smilh. THIRD ROW-Kelso, Freeman, Welsh, Hess, McNa+f, Kelly, Bush, Mason, Faughn, Ireland. SECOND ROW-Rennals, Devine, Culh- berlson, Canadv, Campbell, McNall, Diffenbaugh, Cameron, G. Smith, Wal- son. FRONT ROW-A. Clark, H. Shel+on, Slaler, E. Shelfon, Cullins, Richard- son, Eng, Wildharber, Ingersoll, Kielman. cc I8n

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ELLIS SNYDER President BACK ROW-J. Schwafel, J Jacobus, B. Snyder, Oxford Newton, E. Snyder, Hale: FRONT ROW-Jeans, Eastman Varner, Ward, Bradford, Leftingwell. OFFICERS First Semester ELLIS SNYDER President ELOU ISE WARD Vice-President VIRGINIA LEFFINGWELL Secretary KEASTER HALE Business Manager JACK JACOBUS Assembly Manager BOB SNYDER ALICE BRADFORD ODIS OXFORD OKIE VARNER Student Body Representatives MR. F. A. BAUMAN Student Body Treasurer MISS PHYLLIS POULIN Student Body Bookkeeper Second Semester ELLIS SNYDER President OKIE VARNER Vice-President ALICE BRADFORD Secretary JOE SCHWAFEL Business Manager KEASTER HALE Assembly Manager BOB SNYDER ELEANOR JEANS PAUL NEWTON ALICE EASTMAN Student Body Representatives MR. F. A. BAUMAN Student Body Treasurer MISS PHYLLIS POULIN Student Body Bookkeeper S'IlJlllf1lI'l' ll0llY WITH a rap ot the gavel, the attention ot the Associated Student Body is called to order by President Ellis Snyder: and the minutes ot the last Ad Board meeting are read by the secretary. As the constitution used tor the preceding year could not till the present needs, partially caused by the extensive expansion in the student body, it was revised, and several new amendments were added. Formerly, the student body representatives were known as Ad Board members: but a new amendment was passed changing that name to the one ot representatives. The qualitications allowing the sports managers to earn their letters were revised so that any chance ot partiality or tavoritism will be eliminated in the tuture. A tew years ago the need tor an assembly manager was realized by the Administrative Board: so one was appointed. However, no mention was made ot the step in the constitu- tion. This year, in order to make this step lawtul, an amend- ment was passed giving the Associated Student Body Rep- resentatives power to appoint an assembly manager and to state his powers. Also, a rule was passed making it necessary tor any class wishing a date on the school calendar to till out an application blank to be signed and counter-signed by the class president and adviser. This was then submitted to the student body president, and a vote was taken as to whether it was advisable to grant the request or not. Many other changes were made in the constitution so that it be- came much more applicable to the present needs ot the student body. Ellis Snyder, president tor two semesters, proved himselt ex- tremely capable and able to carry the responsibilities ot such an important position: and it is with a teeling ot having accomplished something worth while that the Administrative Board closes the year, knowing, however, that without the assistance given by the 'Faculty and the co-operation shown by the students that it would not have had a successtul year. 44 20 by