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

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msg Sn.. FENTON L. FEENEY Director of Guidance The counseling statt ot Taft High has the important job of guiding the students in their choice of courses and planning their future careers. When the students have personal and social problems they can feel free to go to their counsellors to seek advice. We, the students of Taft High take this opportunity to thank the counselors for their Wonderful iob in helping the students. Helen Lockwood Miriam Dyer-Bennet Joyce Schasteen Catherine Paulsen Mounttord Reedy Raymond Matthai Pete Gianopulos Edwin Romuld t,...' f is

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PAUL C. SMITH HELEN LOCKWOOD Supervisor of Attendance Dean of Girls The democratic process has been continuously emphasized during this school year. Not only has this been true in the classrooms as we studied civics, govern- ment, and related topics, stimulated by the presidential election, but it has been practiced by our students as they revised their own Student Body Constitution. After many months of serious consideration, the Ad Board presented an up-to-date constitution which was approved by the students. As the colonists in l789, some approved the constitution only with the knowledge that it could be improved by amendment. Again, as in the case of our country's history, several amendments have been presented for vote, some of which have passed while others have failed. This whole process has demonstrated the desirability of change not by revolu- tion but by evolutionfpeacefulethoughtful changefchange by rnaiority decision and according to rules and regulations, democratically adopted. CLAIR W. JOBE Principal During this, his second year at Taft High, Mr. Clair W. Jobe, Principal, has quietly and effec- tively directed the necessary day-by-day func- tions of the high school. Much credit should go to Mr. Jobe for his understanding advice to the Ad Board-advice which made possible the suc- cessful revision of the Student Body Constitution during the first semester. Finally, in a large mea- sure, Mr. Jobe is to be praised for the guidance and advice he willingly gave to help any student in need.

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90- up. -vqx WV. . W' f, i ALlCE ATWOOD Science EUNICE BROYLES Social Science A. J. CONRAD Wood Shop MIRIAM DYER-BENNET Social Science 65 N X , MILDRED MAE BAER Home Economics MAUDE BUNDAY History NOAH S. cunt!! Mechanical Drawing FENTON l.. FEENEY Science SARAH F. BAILAR Spanish A. E. CASA GRANDE French D. W. DAVIS Algebra LEE B. FIELD Social Science FRED BEATTY Mechanical Drawing EUGENE H. CLAUSEN Comme'cial ? ARTHUR H. DIEBERT Mathematics HENRIETTE FOLMER English LISLE C. BRESSLIN Social Science JOHN E. COLBERT Machine Shop EDNA L. DESSERY Science FRANCIS J. FOURNIER English