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

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Spring Cabinet .--AY,--.7,...1...-.1-gp-u-u Vw-9 V'-3 KNEE LING: G. Adler, D. Turner, J. Greenberg, N. Flam, L. Berson, S. Klein. STANDING: H. Pickerell, S. Turner, T. Grimes, N. Alen J. Homan, C. Johnson, N. Colman, L. Beresford, J. Bronson, Saul Rowen, lSponsorJ. Y-.-7 N L X,!fAf Ji-Nd 'I -an 3' Ili. .L - ' I A , .,'i'UJ ii. -,apeff ZW- Jf- 5 1, , fl- 'fJl:':' -fl-Q 1. ..-NA-..,.......... '51

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FRONT ROW D Rainer L Nljorud A Kassan S Rowen CSponsorl. SECOND ROW: N. Colman, J. Nlarkman, H. Sutherland, J. Bauer, A. Easton L Bauer G Sosa THIRD ROW B McWilliams, B. Rosenberg, R. Haman. STANDING: C.Tetef, M. Bell, L. Rosengard, C. Medway C Johnson S Stovall G Pornerantz C Maron, R. Hartman, J. Kalmenson. CARRIED: S. Olshansky Student Cabinet was not established to run the school. In fact, a lot of their work is busy work -- setting up calendars, planning dances and assemblies, running elections, distributing helpful in- formation to the student body, maintaining inter-school relations, receiving and answering mail concerning various activities, and dozens of other small things. The Student Cabinet formulates the budget and keeps an eye on it throughout the year, allocating extra funds to needy departments. The students in cabinet make many im- portant decisions, as well as a number that concern only a fraction of the student body Cwhich are labled insignificant by other stu- dentsl. Student government devotes much time and effort trying to make school more interesting and enjoyable, although their efforts seem futile to many. Besides these other duties, Student Cabinet is a place to learn. By working together, the students acquire a sense of responsibility. Nluch is learned about people, social con- flict, and organization. We feel that student government offers a glimpse of our future in the big bad world. Although it may sound trite, Student Cabinet cannot function efficiently without the input and participation of the entire student body. lt is unfortunate that people are so quick to criticize, but so slow to offer help and sug- gestions. A. Kassan, Fall President

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jazz Band FRONT ROW: D. Wellerstein, K. Almeida, J. Knecht, K. Carter, L. Kaplan, B. Salvay. SECOND ROW: K. Jones, B. Goldberg, K. Kay. STANDING: Ken Kamp CDirectorl, S. Landau, S. Forrest, A. Ghaleb, L. Wilen, F. Fang, M. Fergosen, G. Mangione, B. Graham, M. Sherman, T. Abel, N. Vincent, S. Black. Orchestra FRONT ROW: F. Fang, G. Landau, B. Kesselman, A. Dorfman, M. Mertens, K. Elman, J. Horie, D. Hungerford, L. Greenfield. SECOND ROW: A. Spencer, A. Blount, J. Ryle, M. Ragins, J. Reynolds, L. Mauldin, J. Silber, S. Landon, Y. Lazovich. THIRD ROW: J. Needham, S. Rogers, L. Caplan, K. Farr. FOURTH ROW: J. Knecht, K. Carter, G. Golitzin, M. Grabin, S. Lokken, L. Demsetz, D. Volkman. STANDING: N. Vincent, F. Pomeranz, L. Bianco, Ken Kamp CDirectorl, B. Goldberg, B. Graham, F. Fang, D.Gindler, A. Heiderich. 52