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Evening star., 1961-02-12
By JOYCE CONES end
EVELYN HANNAH
TAFT Junior Iiigh Reporters


William Howard Taft, the
only person to hold both the
office Of President of the
United States (190e-1912)
and Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court (192l-l93O), Is
the person for whom our
school was named.
Taft Junior High was Of
ficially opened on September
lS, 1888. and was housed in
two neighboring elementary
schools. On December II.
1898, now celebrated as Taft
Day, the first classes and
faculty of Taft marched
from the Langdon audi
torium to the new Taft jun
ior High School.
AS the enrolment In
creased, the need for more
classroom space became OBJ
vious. The first addition was
completed in 1949. At that
time the enrolment had in.
creased to 800. Further en-
rollment increases brought
about another addition to
the plant. This addition was
completed in 1859, and the
enrolment had reached
1850.
This year finds 1850 stu
dents enrolled. AS this is well
over capacity and enroll
ment estimates for next year
are even higher, plans are
now being made to transfer.
the ninth grade to Mckinley
Technical High School next
year.
The early classes selected
the colors. seal and motto
for Taft. In 1888 Mrs. Taft
allowed US to use William
Howard Taft's coat-of-arms
shield as our school seal. On
it Is the cross Of the CRU
sades with the bent arm in
NOR. The shield was
changed slightly; the motto
has become one Of our choice
Truth, Justice and Honor.
Our school Colors are blue
and gray.
During the recess periods
Taftites may use the park
across the street from the
school building, which 10 To-
Gated at Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE. This huge
Evening star., 1961-02-12
School Of the Week
':,~: TAFT JUNIOR HIGH

The Taft Emblem is pre-
sented to students who have
received rs points towards
this emblem. Points are given
for honor roll, perfect attend
ance and punctuality, and
performing services for the
school. After O student res
Ceives the emblem, he may
work for stars. Each star is
valued at rs points.
The Science Fair and the
Social Studies Fair are two
other important events for
Taftites each year. The So
cial Studies Fair Is presented
at the January meeting Of
the PTA. The participants
follow q theme and COM
Struct model displays.
The Science Fair at Taft
is preliminary to the city fair.
All students who participate
display their projects to the
school and friends at q meet
ing Of the PTA. Winners in
the school competition move
on to the city competition.
The basketball season is in
full swing at Taft. There Is
much enthusiasm at our
games, and much Of the
credit goes to our Booster
Club, cheerleaders and maj
orettes. The majorettes have
been organized for the past
two years.
There are 13 cheerleaders
who, appropriately attired In
blue and gray, lead the spec
tators in cheers at home
games and lend support to
the team away from home.
The captain and co-captainS
of the squad are Sonia Cosby,
Linda Tracy and Janice
Hyatt. The other members Of
the squad are Nanno Lee.
Wilma Bowie, Barbara Maur-
ray, Marlene Proctor, Cheryl
Holt, Carmen Watkins, Ellen
Dunn, Thelma johnson and
Lydia Singletary.
The last game Of the sea-
son, and one that most Of US
look forward to, is the fac
ulty versus varsity. This
game will be played on
February %.
Stur StoH PhotOo
by WALTER OATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
Oil Nations
Sign Pact on
Export Goals

CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan.
81 s(AP).-Middle East and
Venezuelan oil officials an
ilounced agreement today on
specific lines Of study and
action" toward their goals,
principally oil price stabilize
ton.
The announcement was made
by Fuad Rouhani Of Iran, newly
elected chairman Of the board
Of governors Of the Organize
ton Of Petroleum Exporting
Countries.
The exact nature Of the reso-
lutions signed in the closing
session was kept secret. They
are to be announced simultane-
ously February Is in member
countries-Iraq, Iran, Kuwait.
Qatar, Saudi Arabia and
Venezuela.
I'VE have achieved valuable
results" Mr.. Rouhani said in
a speech on behalf Of the Mid
die East delegations. "The
principles outlined in our first
conference lin Baghdad last
September) were reaffirmed
and their application developed.
1.-THE structure of our or
ganization now has been thor
oughly worked out. Specific
lines Of study and action are
contemplated which will enable
us to realize the aims which
have brought US together"
Juan Pablo Perez Alfonzo OF
Venezeula announced the group
will meet again in Teheran
about the middle of this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-22
German Talks
In Britain Fail

/" LONDON, Jan. Il (AP).-
Gen. Adoph Heusinger, chief
Of West Germany's armed
forces, wound up q three-day
mission to Britain today by
announcing he had reached no
agreement on training German
forces in this country.
Western diplomats have pre-
dicted arrangements for such
training are likely to be agreed
to between the two wartime
enemies within the next few
months.
az have discussed the posi-
bilities but there is still not
an agreement" Gen. Heusinger
said before taking off for
home from Northold Airport.
I'VE win discuss this question
later on" Gen. Heusinger, soon
to become chairman Of the mill
tary Committee Of NATO chiefs
Of staff. congratulated British
forces on their state Of readi-
ness" :
During his talks here, Gen.
Heusinger urged; British mill
tary leaders to act quickly on
West Germany's request for
storage and repair depots plus
other. training facilities for
soldiers. sailors and airmen.
Although British authorities
have given assurances that
West Germany will have no
formal bases in Britain, sec
tons Of the press and public
opinion expressed disquiet
about Gen. Heusinger's visit.
A few hours before he left
London for the airport, q group
Of demonstrators marched up
ard down outside the West
German embassy with placards
denouncing his visit here.
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Pusternuk
Friend Guilty,
Reds Report

LONDON, Jan. 81 (AP) The
Moscow radio said tonight Olga
1vinskaya. o close friend and
collaboration Of the late Soviet
novelist and poet Boris FASTER
max, has pleaded guilty to cur.
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The sketchy broadcast In
English constituted the first
admission from the Soviet
Union that Mrs. Ivinskaya was
was in trouble with Soviet
authorities.
Reports that she had been
seized have been current in the
West for some time. Thursday
the London Times reported she
had been arrested in August,
three months after Mr.. FASTER
nak's death.
This same account said she
was sentenced last month to
eight years imprisonment. and
her daughter, Trina. to three.
Mrs. Ivinskaya is believed to
have been the model for Lara
in Mr.. Pasternak's novel DOC
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Nobel Prize for literature. He
refused to accept the prize be-
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pressure.
The Moscow broadcast said
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with foreign nationals begin
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The broadcast also said she
took advantage Of her close
ness to Mr.. Pasternak to ad-
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royalties transferred to him
by o number Of foreign banks
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