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

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RINTOUL President BOARD OF TRUSTEES Presidenf .. RINTOUL Clerkf... . ........ .. ., N. MORRIS L. REX MUSSER HOWARD BELL W. F. BLACKBURN TO THE STUDENT BODY As you sow, so shall you reap. This has been so ever since you have been in fhe Taff Union High School. If will be so as your lives mafure. To be genuine you musf produce resulfs. This can be accom- plished by applying fhe principles faughf in fhis high school. Every sfudenf will learn fhaf fhere are many subiecfs which he musf lef go by. ln doing one fhing well, he will learn more or less abouf ofher fhings. In looking over fhe pasf year, we find many accomplishmenfs of an academic nafure. We also find many improvemenfs and addifions abouf fhe planf. Five ouf- door baslcefball courfs were rebuilf, and a new furf foofball pracfice field has been provided. The baslcefball courfs and prac- fice field will greafly facilifafe insfrucfion in fhe physical educafion deparfmenf as well as relieve fhe crowded condifion on fhe old foofball field. For junior college sfudenfs 'rhe School Disfricf has provided a well equipped col- lege union room. His now possible for 'rhe Junior College Council and sfudenfs fo hold meefings of imporfance wifhouf con- flicf wifh ofher bodies. During fhis period of depression and unemploymenl' many men and boys have been employed abouf fhe buildings and grounds, which are consequenfly in fine condifion. Your Board of Trusfees is ever mindful of obfaining feachers and feaching facili- fies fo produce fhe besf resulfs. -B. Rinfoul BELL, MUSSER, BLACKBURN, RINTOUL, MORRIS .-41

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ADMINISTRATION Principal F. A. BAUMAN vaCC.Pfsnap..l D. T, wlLLiAMs Dean Qi eifis MRS.Iv1AUD iv1.JoNEs Aiiandsma supervisor M. L. DONER BAUMAN Principal TO OUR I934 GRADUATES When a youlh speaks oui 'roday as he has spoken in years gone by and says: A+ all hazards I will follow Ihal which is righl and True, Ihal youlh we surely musi come 'ro honor, respecl, and even perhaps obey. I-le meels his daily Tasks wilh a cheer- lul disposilion, wilh a will Io work, and wiih a desire Io achieve. Above all he radiales a spiril of friendliness Ioward his Ieachers and classmales. ls ii any wonder Ihal we cheer him? I-le believes Ihai hard work is Ihe road Ioward knowledge and success: Ihal per- severance and honesly are Ihe galeways Io favor: Ihal clean living is Ihe loundalion of a sound, heallhy body: and Ihal 'rime is loo precious and fleeiing Io be wasied in idleness when aclivily is all aboul him. The wisdom of his living should be as a pailern. I-le mainiains a clear head 'ro hear and see and learn. I-lis inlegrily and couriesy make rules of eihical conducl nalural laws of living and make him accepl Ihe Iac? Ihal consliluled aulhorily encompasses Ihe aciivilies ol all lives. I-lis is a fair play code ai all limes. Such are Ihe Trails ol valor and 'rhe Irails of a Irue leader. Will you, our graduales, say: A+ all hazards l will follow Ihal which is righi and Iruen? -F. A. Bauman DONER, JONES, WILLIAMS gg ii.