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

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Qt I g I ff X JOHN HOWES, QB. A., M. A., Stanford Universityl Dean of J. C., adviser of Zeta Sigma Pi fraternity, and instructor of Polit- ical Science, Economics, History, and Law. At the left you can see evidence of the work Miss Dessery does in her capacity of Dean of Junior Col- lege Women. This picture is a snap of the Easter Breakfast, which is an annual event of the junior col- lege year. Under the direction of Miss Dessery, the Associated Women Students sponsor many events, most of which take lnuch time and energy. This Easter Breakfast, for example, was planned months in ad- vance, with mimeographed programs, souvenir baby chicks, and the usual Easter eggs as part of the decora- tions. The novel idea of using the grab bag system to decide on charges for the meal was tried and found successful. Prices ranged from nothing to 25 cents. tj. C.-39 Through the help of Mr. Howes, the J. C. Men's Dormi- tory is being kept open for use by out-of-town boys attending our J. C. and those local students who have no homes. Everything is furnished the men except for their own personal be- longings. For six dollars a month or twelve hours of work around school, the fellows pay for their room . . two fellows to each room. Snaps of the interior of the dorm, and a few of its inhabitants can be viewed on the J. C. snap pages. Ruling the domain, the boys have a set of rules and by-laws. The house-mother Mrs. Brooks, gives the necessary advise. 9 s,V.Z,,f. 'Q EDNA L. DESSERY attended the University f of California where she received her Bach- elor of Arts and her Master of Arts degrees. She is the adviser of the Associated Woiiien l Students, Alpha Gamma Sigma, and Zeta l Sigma Pi. In the Science Department she teaches Psychology, Zoology, and Hygiene.

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li. f-TY -Y 1, 1 166 5, I . i r Q . 'I P .Q 'il il W, il ll, I. :fii-Q its l F s l iv 2 ll . it 1 i 'i 'v 7, ,ll E , .K 1 5. gl . I l l . All il ll v . K .lt I Z l ll: lu ,, H ll ll 1 I i E 4 il vi ,V -- .lN,,, 'k J-..--t -- i- -- Associated Student B0flY IVIIRIAIVI DYER-BENNET fB. A., M. A., California? teaches German, Social Science, Latin and Psychology, advises Sen- ior Class and German Club. 'E OFFICERS, for first semester council. Standing-J. Williaiiis, A.M.S. presidentg Clopper, business managerg Daetweiler, athletic managerg Pow- er, treasurer. Sitting-G, Lewis, vice-president: Lanter, secretaryg and Kofahl, social chairman. Boutwell, the president, doesn't appear. erving on the council of the junior college student body for the first semester were president Delbert Boutwell, vice-president, Gladys Kofahl, secretary, Grover Lanter, treasurer, John Power, business manager, Walt Daetweiler, athletic manager, Bob Loperena, social chairman, Geral- dine Lewis. The council very capably carried on the business of the student body. Several par- ties and dances were given. The outstanding of these social functions were the football banquet and the very successful mid-winter prom. The most important executive action of the first semester was the provision of a Constitutional Revision Committee for the purpose of altering the Constitution because of the new problems arising from the increased enrollment. Many plans for the arrangement and publication of a junior college hand book were also frequently discussed. lected to positions on the Junior College Student Council for the second semester were, Pres- ident, jerry Williams, Vice President, Hazel Jesse, Secretary, Kathleen Davis, Treasurer, John Power, Business Manager, Brad Wood, Athletic Manager, Ralph Wood, Social Chairman, Pauline Layfield. Carrying out many of the plans suggested last semester, a Junior College Handbook K-11 has been planned and will be given out at the beginning of the year when the stucfent registers. The Constitution, as revised, stated the duties of officers and took -out many ambiguous clauses. OFFICERS i - - DOYLE s. PECKHAM heads ti J 01 SGQOHG Semester council it- ' Ot i EUSUSH Denartment. The posse: 0135.5 Dfesldelltl Power, treasurer' Vvoocf ullhlnhWLynCh- S0Dl10111ore ' l SOI' of two de TQ M A I -Hman busiuesg mauagelh J Q v Q . pa 1 etic inanzxgei-I Sittint.. l he received tieiflsbotli agtdstcaiibijy cient. K. Davis, secretary ayiicleliievfltllff-pbesulelltv and xvmiams' WPS? i - in the picture 1. . s via ciairinan do not -1 , U- - 1 - ' 1 I I Q .ll 61.0-45 7' L