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

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- MRS. LEWIS will undoubtedly recall the many pleasant hours she spent with her many friends at Compton, -♦-THIS IS A RARE FIND ' We con ' t say how old this picture is, but it will certainly bring back some fond memories. The DAR-U-GAR reserves the right not to dis- close the dates of any picture on pages six and seven. We hope Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Taylor will be able to recall many fond and happy memories from their years at Compton College. — The Editor FiPliiS ? f -♦-DISTINGUISHING HIMSELF in the field of Journalism, Mr. Taylor, passes on his ideas and helpful criticisms to members of the DAR-U-GAR and TARTAR SHIELD staffs. -♦ MR. TAYLOR always stressed the important items in his classes, yet olways found time to help each of his students.

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W£ SiaiMD NGr HONB r % URjQ. RUTH IBAJiQ UR.. J AN tANDON TAYLOR The DAR-UGAR, 1967, is dedicated to two people who have dedicated their minds, souls, and hearts to the Compton College student bodies for the past 26 years: PROFESSOR RUTH LEWIS and PROFESSOR JEAN LANDON TAYLOR, Both Mrs, Lewis and Mr Taylor have worked in the English and journalism fields of the college. Prof. Lewis has been head of the English department since 1947, and Prof, Taylor has been director of publications since 1945. Prof. Lewis earned her bachelor of science from the University of Minnesota and her master of arts from USC. Prof. Taylor holds his A.B. from Western Michigon University and his M.A, from Columbia Univer- sity, which also honored him with the Gold Key Av. ' ord in 1957, He was president of the California Teachers Assn., Southern Section, in 1965. It is only fitting and proper that this 1967 DAR-U-GAR be dedicated to the two people who hove devoted so much of themselves to the estab- lishment of the best traditions of the publications of Compton College.

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