Centennial High School - War Cry Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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fi sa 3 ffxxff l. MR. FRANKLIN C. HEMPHILL, Superintendent of the Compton Union High School district, has worked in an administrative capacity many years. A respected leader, he has been able to bring a close working unity with the board and teachers towards a high level. Distric! Administralars i?lVJ'f-' get- I ig:-I S he MR. RAE E. CARGILLE, Assistant Superintendent, works in close alliance with the su- perintendent in formulating many policies. One of the most outstanding jobs is the pro- curement of teachers for the ever-expanding district.

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' i , ,e m an .N A. alia Q '-SSN Haard of Crustecs NIR lN l Rl T'1 PX ll Vice Presi ent ' . , MR. KDWIN CHAlfIflZIf. Presitltnt I vi VV L nf . ' jig Z K Y Q , i .1 L: .:. '- -rd' . . . . . - . 3 Closely aligning themselves with the distritt administrators, the Board of Trustees endeavors to work out important details of proper school function. Through the untiring efforts of the board, ii the district is able to perform as a legally tonstituted body with ' - ?qmh'm.7' . the goal of better facilities and performance for all. . M ' WM W 43' 5 pa' 1 MRS. CLARA FOX. Clerk MR. JOSEPH CAUSEY MR. XV. E. H. KNIGHT

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,..-f-- ',f MR. K. W. MASON, Director of Health, Rec- reation and Physical Education, assumes this job of tremendous proportion. The recreation program as well as policies of curriculum are formulated through this office. MR. CARL BURK, Director of Curriculum and Research. A tremendous area is covered in curriculum and to Mr. Burk falls the task of assembling and channeling all this informa- tion to assist the schools. 1.5 1 , District Adminisfratars MR. ROBERT G. BARNES, Business Manager. controls the purse strings of the district. Through his office passes the disbursement of all of the funds for school function. Always affable, Mr. Barnes knows the basis for sound finan- cial judgment. S f 1: . t l ' t f x ol -figs: 'WF' 5-nun X-I