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

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Administrative Question: Things are going very well at Taft now. How do you accoun or ie 4 ig! degree of school spirit, the efficiency and the academic success of our student body? ,ie,,eii ig is 1- ..f4......4 ' ? ,41l.. Q- All 'f , Wm ' .l-.-.. :,....r 41.444 !l-,r.Q.11, . .fdgla A I 1 I 7 414 1,114.4 144.---L .ll 11 14 I ,- 4-1 451.1 If make Jwgh. Jie, I iw W fad' a.'w j, 'af ,fl , wi ,',' gg, Larry Messenger, Asst Principal V M tc I 6 M J' It g me E 0 bww 4 fa l ,Alifrvvll g Q ' ' f Z- ill' 4, 7-v . E :Il 0 I- , I ' ' ' ami ' Z. e.G ' gh AL Ml-Q E JZZA4. Cy PEZ- 5: 'iti A Ang, .Af e 13mm .4401 ...G ' an ' alder! igfm-..f-1. 'g Pat White, Asst Principal Al Hemenway, Head Counselor Bob Voiles, Administrative Dean when teachers, administrators and students renew e their efforts, it is easier to improve the learning ij, gl climate and strengthen educational opportunities. 1' -s. -. Q 1, f.. . Q31 ' ., i ii P ,, . CET SEEAA5 To ME THAT JUST ABOUT EUEHYOME HERE AT TAFT HLGH 5cHv-oi. APPRECIATES whlflr WE Hfwe Mow- STUDEAJTS Afae Efu'z'f+uSzAsTLc ,wo H1ff1Qb-womewif, 'T6f4c14a-As ME 774l.E1UTED AMD failufoufsb, OFFLQE AMD QLJSTODIAL- STAFF Ame CovuScz5AJTc0vS Aim ipfaowcwwe MD ,4DM,U45T1QATora5 ME CofrAmiTTEb To FACILITATE A FDU., EDJCATLOUAL ,wo PKIOFESSIOWH. EKPEAIEMCE, 71 Trffwk ElfE1?Y0iV5 HDR THAT. P- 3 -'Q , ' l f