William H Taft High School - Atinian Yearbook (Woodland Hills, CA)

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Service Organizations! FRONT ROW: Nl. Ragins, D. Diamond, L. Rusheen lPresidentJ, Nl. Roberg, R. Shon. WALL: B. Feige, G. Primes, N. Wertlieb. Squires is the junior boys' honor-service organization. The purpose of Squires is to assist the school in school activities. During the past year Squires has partici- pated in football games, school elections, fund raisers, and many other worthwhile projects. FRONT ROW: L. Anderson, C. Nlahoney, L. Nlintz, B. Cloninger, C. Shimizu, J. Fisher, K. Nassi, SPONSER: lVlrs. Babski. ROW 2: R. Nliles, K. Kraemer, IVI. Lubin, C. Tetef, A. Kneemeyer, W. Garner, P. Frankel, L. Aamot, S. Raymond. BACK ROW: A. Spence, P. Brumbaugh, IVI. Lipow, T. Pastor, A. Lyons, P. Fredricksen, S. Simon. Las Duenas is the eleventh grade girls' honor-service organization of Taft High School. Among their projects are selling programs and popcorn at the football games, preparing for registration, hosting a staff appreciation brunch, assisting the PTA at their many functions, and serving at various other school activities. 36

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FRONT ROW: H. Sutherland lPresidentl, G. Celniker tServices Chairmanl, S. Barkolas fSecretaryl, A. Cohen lVice-Presidentl. SECOND ROW: S. Glass, J. Crandall, B. Kaplan, M. Grabin, R. Linton. BACK ROW: Art Hunter lSponsorl, G. Sosa, E. Guterson, E. Adams, H. Richman. 171 ' W. 1 r fm aeff,.lr-' Msg. X' A ' 5 hae: Si K: '-lun' .Fi La? FRONT ROW: S. Willis, M. Saadeh, A. Price lPresidentl, V. St. Claire, SECOND ROW: T. Sullivan, L. Yoshimura, R. Sakaida, P. Hansen, D. Larson, Miss Mansfield lSponsorl, BACK gOW:lS. Honor, D.Surrans, D. Pyestner, J. Yuwiler, C. Greenspoon, M. Raymond, E. orne . Knights of Taft High School was created to maintain and extend a high standard of character and conduct at all times, render ser- vice to our school whenever needed promote loyalty to Taft High School and its traditions, and bestow re- cognition for outstanding service and scholarship upon its members. Some of our activities and services this year have been working at Fall registration, controlling crowds at all football games, ticket-taking and selling refreshments at dances, selling tickets for the play, HENRY DAVID THOREAU, hand- ing out pamphlets and helping at Open House, selling dill pickles, candied apples and gum, and run- ning the bake sale for United Crusade Week . Ladies is the honor-service organ- ization for senior girls . Qualifica- tions for membership are based on marks, citizenship, and service to the school . The purpose of Ladies is to recognize outstanding service to the school rendered by senior girls and encourage an active in- terest in school affairs . Some of the activities undertaken this year were the selling of refreshments at the football games, the carnation- gram sale, the New Students Club, a Christmas project, an Easter project, and the spring fashion show. These activities will serve as guidelines for those planned and carried out in the future . 37