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

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AFTER FIVE, the campus tales a rest to be ready for the night Tartars.

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r r i COMPTON ' S TOWER lo down on a student who stu words from a boolt. SUNSHINE LIGHTS BOOK sf studying Tartars. SHADOWED BREEZE W leads into the library, an tilled books.

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Words . . . Word: have always been men ' s way of communication with one another and most important single invention First, just grunts that indicated emotions, animal needs, or conditions. Without the small corner of the brain wh ; ch enables man to understand words the human, as Man, with all his space-soar- ing imagination, would have been lost. Mans words are tools of iong ancestry from many civiliza- tions; without these tools not only education, but just living in a society would be impossible. In the following pages of this book the reader will find some words of Compton College and its effect on the lives of the more than five thousand enrolled Tartars. Compton ' s Words cover many fields. There are serious words: science, soci- ology, nursing, engineering, the trades. There are lighter words which speak of social life, fraternities and sororities, spores, the Student Union, parties, and dances. Each word has its meaning, .ts emotion, and its assooation. Turn these pages and read, in pictures and the evolevd characters of mod- ern hieroglyphics, the record of Compton College, 1957-58.