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

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f .Ns . 'gn' sw-J, ' t . edication and Foreword ffl DEDICATION ur book this year is dedicated to the shops, the training camp of the pumpers, drillers, rotary men, and engineers of tomorrow. In it we want to make clear the connection between those veterans al- ready in the oil fields and their younger fellows going through the same traditions, friendships, and prac- tical experiences in such vocational courses as Weld- ing, Oil Well Machinery, Applied Electricity, and other practical courses. These courses are being offered under the tutelage of Mr. Clifford Boswell, Mr. Herbert T. Carey, Mr. John E. Colbert, Mr. A. J. Conrad, Mr. Philip S. Hasty, Mr. Clarence E. Mc- Moran, Mr. H. S. Nix, Mr. Geoffrey B. Noakes, and Mr. Paul Stanclift. One of the outstanding features of our shop de- partment is the co-operation between them and the .1 . Ol companies who, in return for technical education given their men in tical experience in the fields as a part of their school work. the shops, give our students prac- The theme of this annual is oil. This is wholly approprlate. All we possess-our fine school build- in s ' 3 and equipment, our extremely competent teachers, and our able administration-we possess through the magic of oil, its unlimited power, and its generosity, and we want to show our deepest ap- preciation to the oil companies for all the advan- I . ages Which they have made possible and available.

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FACPULTY FACULTY PICTURES appear on the following pages: Front Section: Hannah, Dykes, Gregory, Johnston, Peterson, Winn, Walton. High School Section: Anderson, 73, Arlett, 3, Atwood, 26, Baer, 34, Bailar, 36, Baker, 78, Basham, 67, Bayless, 54, Beatty, 15, Bejach, 59, Berry, 3, Borell, 62, Boswell, 21, Bunday, 29, Carey, 35, Chase, 37, Clarke, 58, Conrad, 33, Dar- ling, 30, Dienstein, 66, Dixon, 41, Dodson, 72, Evans, 61, Cimper, 55, Clessner, 28, Crowe, 32, Hardy, 12, Hasty, 17, Helma, 45, Henderson, 14, Hughes, 18, Judges, 16, Kerslake, 31, Lee, 48, Liddicoat, 49, Lyon, 11, Mackersie, 52, Myers, 75, Newlee, 10, Noakes, 13, O'Donnell, 68, Paul- sen, 31, Reedy, 42, Scott, 41, Sewell, 50, E. Smith, 27, Squire, 20, Stanclift, 19, Stansell, 3, Steininger, 59, Von Lehe, 71, White, 27, Wil- liams, 3, Williamson, 43. Junior College Section: Benerd, 30, Bicker- dike, 29, Colbert, 11, Dessery, 3, Dyer-Bennet, 4, Howes, 3, Imes, 16, Kienholz, 16, Mclnnes, 27, McMoran, 7, Mullen, 21, Nix, 9, Peckham, 4, Robb, 29, Rose, 29, R. Smith, 6, Stevens, 28, Underwood, 5, Watson, 19, Withrow, 10. After the teachers' names appear their col- leges and universities and degrees. The degree abbreviations are as follows: B. A., Bachelor of Arts Cfour years of collegel, B. S., Bachelor of Science Cfour years of collegej, M. A., Master of Arts Cgraduate workJ, M. S., Master of Science Cgraduate workj, J. D., Doctor of Jurisprudence Clawl, Ph. D., Doctor of Philosophy fgraduate workj, Ed . D., Doctor of Education Cgraduate workl, B. P. E., Bachelor of Physical Education ffour years of collegefg N. D., Doctor of Naturo- pathy fgraduate workl, M. D., Doctor of Medi- cine Cgraduate workj, D. D. S., Doctor of Dental Surgery fdentistryj, B. E., Bachelor of Education ffour years of collegel, M. Mus., Bachelor of Music ffour years of collegeig Mas. Mus., Master of Music fgraduate work in the field of musicl. OIIICIIIS DISTRICT Board of Trustees Officials Employees HIGH SCHOOL Administration Classes Athletics Arts Organizations JUNIOR COLLEGE IN MEMORIAM Lorraine Agee Keith Bowen Administration Classes Athletics Arts Organizations DONORS