Westchester High School - Flight Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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59 M995 Nl 'N xbg 3 i X i ALDEBARAN The constellation Taurus is beyond question one of the oldest of the an- cient star groups. Over 4,000 years ago the Bull marked the Vernal Equinox, the position in the sky oc- cupied by the sun the first day of Spring. This yearly occurrence was the cause of great festivals and celebra- tions throughout the ancient iworld. Centuries before the time of Christ, the Bull was worshiped in Persia and Babylon. The Egyptians considered Taurus an emblem of immortality. Aldebaran is a red, first magnitude star, at one end of a clear V-shaped star group called Hyades. The horns of Taurus the Bull are extended from this cluster.

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SUMMER ALDEBARAN OFFICERS Row A: Bob Beeson, Larry Colton, Janet Zankich. Row B: Linda Yagiela, Lynn Straub, Leslie Phillips, Sue Joseph. Aldebarans SUMMER ALDEBARAN OFFICERS The Summer Officers of the Aldebaran class that were elected to plan activities for the first part of their Senior year were: Larry Colton, President, Janet Zankich, Girls' Vice-President, Bob Beeson, Boys' Vice-President, Leslie Phillips, Treasurer, Linda Yagiela, Historian, and class secretaries, Lynn Straub, Recording Secretary and Sue Joseph, Corresponding Secre- tary. These officers worked hard, contributing much to the success of the Aldebaran class activities. Janet Zankich Larry Colton Bob Beeson Girls' Vice-President if ALDEBARAN STEERING COMMITTEE Row A: Leslie Phillips, Sue Joseph, Bob Beeson, Larry Colton, Janet Zankich, Lynn Straub, Linda Yagiela. Row B: Linda McKnight, Andrea Art, Corinne Richard, Norrene Walton, Pat Sawyer, Jimmy Davis. Row C: Ray Hawkesworth, Lou Fetzer, Don Octt. President Boys' Vice-President STEERING COMMITTEE The steering committee serves as an important part in a senior's life. The com- mittee represents the entire class and makes decisions affecting its course, The Al- debaran representatives met T' one day a week and planned the most important activities of the senior year: Vespers, the senior break- fast, election of class offi- cers, Club '6O, and gradua- tion exercises. The results of these activities showed that the committee served the class to the best of its ability and provided the best pos- ! sible representation. lt was 1 J' M agreed by all Aldebarans I pf: that Miss Walsh, sponsor, 'Q '2'l-if did an excellent job. Many activities took place during the Aldebaran senior year that will always be remem- bered.