Compton College - Dar U Gar Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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Anniversary Banquet The March of Time through the 1935-1936 school year saw, in addition to reconstruction and building, a remarkable growth of the junior college enroll- ment. On October 1, 1935, over thirteen hundred students were registered, showing a fifty per cent increase over figures for October, 1934, while other southland junior colleges advanced only normally or not at all. This advancement, consistent with the college ' s growth of 592 per cent in its few years of existence, indicates even larger student bodies for the institution in the future. Tartar Knights

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Frank L. Walton Library esteem of faculty members and officials was the beautifully engraved watch presented to him. Reconstruction of the administration unit made possible the use of the Annex for offices of the Tartar Shield, Dar- U- Gar, and Tartar Knights as well as for stage and dancing activities. Mayo Plunge

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KP j Faculty- Administration