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

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Pictures ' n planning precede the work of . . . Skilled hands of engraver and prinferi. But finally comas the • Finished product, and sighs of relief. Lois Tarleton Editor-in-Chief Carle Jules Business Manage Don Widener Caption Editor Jerry Wilbur Photograph Edit Howard Reed Faculty Editor Shirley Bardwell Graduate Editor Jim Waters School Life Editc Phyllis Rastron 1 Barbara McMichaelJ Activities Editors Bettye Jeanne Shirley Organization Edil Harry Adams 1 Bill Moshier ] Sports Editors Darlene Pearson Personnel Editor Staff George McCammon and Larry Cenotto Cubs Phyllis Harris and Oleta Galloway Photographers Lloyd Lavelle. Scotty Card, Don Ferguson, and Dick Atherton ' 50 mr-U ' Qar

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f ■ itX «v ra : ' Pop ' Po wars For th pai twenty-six years Compton College in general, and the athletic depart- ment in particular, have been benefiting from the presence of Frank Pop Powars, very popular coach, full-time trainer, and teacher of restricted gym classes. Compton Is not the first to receive tho services of Coach Pcwars. Born in Colorado, he was graduated from tho University of Colorado and coached three championship football teams at Burlington, Colorado. Before coming hero, he attended U.S.C. foi a semester. n college, Pop played all sports and he has coached almost everything in the sports- book In his long term here. He coached a Tartar high school basketball team to the state playoff and his B basketball teams have won consistently. In rocognltion of his many years of fine service to Compton, we dedicate this Dar- U-Gar to the beloved Frank Pop Powars. • ' POP ' IS SEEN ■mending a varsity football player; a typical activity. NSTRATSS tke temij rt. • POP ' POWARS WRAPS a track star ' s ankle and gives words of encouragement as he gets ready for the race. • ' POP ' GOES OVER the grades wilh an anxious student.

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iA is ' ' a MministratioH • Producers • jrofit Office Brass n irectors . . . with Ichabod, Ihc old schoolmaster himself, we find another successful year has gone by for the . . .