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

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W Ceam Zo Civc O TARTARS OFTEN pause In the inner courtyard of the music building to talk it over. • MEMBERS OF THE Tartar Shield and Dar-U-Gar will long remember the publications office as one of the busiest spots on campus.

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Jlorence J eubauer During the past twenty-four years ths women ' s physical education department has benefited and propered because of the understanding and fine teaching of its pres- ent head. To express some of Compton ' s gratefulness we dedicate the 1950 Dar-U-Gar to Mrs. Florence Neubauer. A native of Ottawa, Illinois, Mrs. Neubauer attended UCLA for her undergraduate de- gree, and then went on to a master ' s degree at use. In 1926 she entered upon her dis- tinguished teaching career at Compton. In 1930 came the founding of the Tartarettes, honorary service organization for girls, which she has sponsored ever since. hHer subjects are physical education, hygiene and tennis; her resDonsibilty has caused her to be namjd head of her department. Sympathetic under- stan.ding of girls is her achievement. Tennis is her hobby: she ' s an active member of thD South Gate and the Lakewood tennis clubs. Her sunny smile and ready sympathy are carried in the memories of a host of Comp- ton ' s daughters. They will never forget. Orchids and Oscars MRS. NEUBAUER BEAMS with satls- ;tion as the tennis ball ift flight across the net. takes • MRS. NtUBAUER GIVES personal attention to a typical Trixie on her hygiene paper. • MRS. NEUBAUER DEMONSTRATES the proper form for serving the tennis ball expertly into the far court.