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

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DEDICATED

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. , .Qt C ' OmpioH Coil eae f J jo evooQ) Life complicated, complex, and conti ad ' ctory Is hard or soft, tough or easy, depending on how you live it and how you look at it. Compton College too, is made up of contradictory components: hard profs and soft touches ; tough grinders and easy goers; brains and butterflies. But as the fellow says, That ' s life. Your 1959 Dar-U-Gar staff hopes that you will find your moments to remember captured somewhere in the many lights and shadows of the Tartar kaleidoscope. Good or bad, win or lose, Tartars are full o ' life. And where there ' s life . . . LEARNING IS A WAY OF LIFR And the way lies through the library corridor. Bool-carryfng Tar»ars wall shaded avenues to new tnowUdge. it.. C«l««

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D cans Where there ' s !: e +here are problems. In col- !eqe life most of the p ' -oblems fall into the laps of sn al! groJO of hflrd-working deans. It is 1hey who plan the intricate pattern of courses aid ' ichedules, solve personal and academic problems of students, and smooth the way of the student through his years at Compton College. To this oflen unheralded group of devoted edu- cators the 1959 Dar-U-Gar staff dedicates this LIFE BEHIND THE SCENES, and j.ldom t «n by average Terter. Includes much thoughtful planning and hard work by (trom left) Doan o Records Holland A. Spurgin. Direc- tor o thlelie Earle J. •Soldo Holmet. Dean of Guidance Gordon D. Aumaclr. Drar ot Women Either J. Conrad, Dean o Men William J. Schlelbaum, and Dean of Adminif- ♦ration rotter Davijoff. Gordon D. Aumack, Ed.D. Esthor J. Conrad, M.A Doan of Guidanco Dean cf Women Foster Dav!doH, M.A. Dcon of Admiri-Jr.-!;.-, Earlo J. Holmes. M.S. Director r.( AthlfCc- WlHiam J. Schleibaum, M.S. Holland A. Spurgin, M.A. Doan of Mon Doan of Rco ' i