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

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Administrators Reber? G. Barnes. B.A. Carl J. Burk, M.A. Business Manager Diredor of Curriculum and Research Earl J. Holmes, M.S. William W. Jones. M.A. Direclor of Sludanl Aclivities Direclor ol Aclull Educalion and Aiiwleiics David W. Slolhower, M.S. Holland A. Spurgin, M.A. Direclor of Sludenl Bocly Dean of Records Business Lucille G. Douglass, M.A. Dean of Guidance Esflier J. Conrad, M.A. Direclor of Women's Affairs William J. Schleibaum, B.A. Assisiani TO The Uirecror of Sludenl' Aclivifies and Ailwlelics Kennelh W. Mason, B.A. Direcior of Playgrounds and Recreaiion Edgar H. Wilson, B.A. Doris T. Weslicofl, M.S.Ed. Supervisor of Aliendance and Supervisor of Vocaiional and Conlinualion Eclucafion Mechanic Arls Q

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Franklin C. Hemphill College Director High School Principal Dr. W. Craig Thomas, Compton College director and principal ot Compton Union High School. comes to us this year with a distinguished record and a fresh, new leadership. He uickl won su ort ot both students and Cl Y PP taculty. He worked to keep as many dratt-eligible college students as possible in school. He is proud ot inaugurating an over-all curriculum evaluation committee ot the taculty. He has taught in Oceanside, Long Beach City College: was supervisor ot publications tor Long Beach City Schools, and director ot public rela- tions tor Occidental College. He came to Comp- ton College from a position as dean ot instruction tion, Arizona State College at Flagstatt. His educational record includes an A.B. from Stanford University and an M.A. and Ed.D. trom the University of Southern California. He is active in Phi Delta Kappa, Rotary and local service groups. Deputy Superintendent Mr. Franklin C. Hem hill, deputy superintendent ot both Compton Coliicge and Compton Union High School districts. entered upon a new period ot service this year. After 20 years as assistant superintendent and director ot high schools, he was promoted to deputy superintendent ot both newly-instituted districts. Teacher, author, administrator, veteran, news- aper man, civic leader, service club executive- his experience is wide and deep. His achievements would till more space than is here available. He earned his BA. degree trom Colorado College ot Education, and his MA. trom the University ot Southern Calitornia. He has taught in Wyoming and tor the past 27 years in California. He is a member ot Kiwanis lpast lieutenant governorl, Masons, and Phi Delta Kappa. Dr. W. Craig Thomas

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Paul Marlin, M.A. Psychology Roberi Gillingham, Ph.D Grace Daniels, M.A. Ari Huber? Barnes, M.A. Biological Science Kenneih Evans, M.A. Business Educalion Ruih Lewis, M.A. English Esfher Conrad, M.A. Foreign Language Vega Roberis, M.A. Homemelcing Jesse Hal haway, Ed.D. Mafhemaiics Edgar H. Wilson, B.A. lnduslrial Arls Harold vonMuller, M.Ed. Music Herschel Smiih, B.S. lv1an's Physical Educalion Florence Neubauer, M.S. Wom.an's Physical Educafior: Carl Sfrem, M.S. Physical Science Social Science A . 'W if ,0 X L fi X Xa X -K Aka! RESFECV ' COL 6c?m. E VRESIUENT e X wi 1 - A snr. X N V ,fel CMH K l 'H Q. 5 lm , J N '- , :1 K E Cn 565 Department Chairmen