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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

A i L Dar -u- Gar A Compton College Student Publication DAR-U-GAR war cry of the Tartar Warriors, OUR ALMA MATER ■ ■ Fair Alma Mater, our youth we pledge to thee; Our earnest service thine shall ever be; Against their standards no evil shall prevail So keep the echoes ringing with Hail, Compton, Hail. Time for leisure PS4 KLtMbt MHVb MONEY READY km ' Vf F T A J;. . S= :- : £ m • Time for lounging Time for lunch . Table Of Contents Administration 6 Sophomores Graduates 18 Freshmen 29 Classes 45 Organizations 56 Student Government 80 Activities 88 Sports 117 Farewell 148 Index 149 Our Alma Mater The Fruits of Knowledge, Sown By Learned Hands . . . Faculty FOSTER DAVIDOFF A.B., M.A. President and Superintendent ROBERT A. MORTENSON B.S., Ed.M. Dean of Instruction WILLIAM J. SCHLEIBAUAA A.B., M.S., Ed.D. Dean of Student Personnel Services Paul D. Alcantra Collis M. Bardin Robert J. Barnett ioui Gordon H. Carper Anne M. Chenhalls Joan F. Clinton PRINTIN ' PEOPLE . . . prepare publications Chester R. Grain Louise Cramer L. Frances Cullen Louella M. Doetweiler Lloyd R. DeGormo Rex M. Dixon Salvador Duorte Lewis K. Enochs Kenneth C. Evans Kathleen M. Grange Alice AA. Greenough Billy T. Hart MUSIC MEN . . . make melody Ralph M. Hovel Ruth N, Huffman Victor H. Hunsoker John H. Hayes Edward B. Holston Charles K. Holt 11 y Manuel M. Leonardo Lyie E. LeRette Howard L. Littig Jr. Larry M. Jett David E. Kaye George E. Kennedy Frisby S. Lockard James Luneburg Kathryn Marlor Paul E. Martin Dorothy McAuley Fonnye O. McDuffie CHEERIN ' COACH . . . calls captain John V. Neff Gerald P. Odell Sumiye N. Onodera Joe. P. Mitchell Esther S. Morris Albert H. Mortenson Phyllis Rowe Gloria J. Schleimer Van E. Slater Paul F. Ottens Frank F. Paal Chorlene Palmer 14 SERIOUS SCIENTISTS . . . solve situation Merle A. Slykhous Floyd V. Smith Jr. Herschel Smith William A. Stowe Joseph W. Stubblefield Rolf. W. Sukstorf Constance P. Taul Betty J. Thomasson Darwin R. Thorpe Dorothy Wallace Ellis M. Wampler Joseph AA. Watson 14 !6 i I SHINING FACE OF MEDICINE . . . smiling at patients Kenneth K. Willianns Edgar H. Wilson Don A. Yowell Dorothy C. Welty Roberta W. West Charles A. Williams 17 r0 When Maturity And Stature Is Gained, There Is That Much More To Learn Of. . . Graduates Looking over pictures and layout ideas for the yearbook are spring Dar-U-Gar Editor Mike Underwood and Section Ed- itor Mike Petchick. With their hard work and constant planning they helped make the yearbook a success. Gaye Allen Edward Averette Cathryn Ann Baker Jean Bartlett If., Ingrid Watts typing copy for her Organi- zations section on the Dar-U-Gar is a very active student. Member of the Ush- erettes she served as Vice President and Secretary. She is also a candidate for Ideal Trixie Tartar and member of Beta Phi Gamma. ]9 I Linda Darnell Battle Ron Bryant Larry Bock Curtiss Burnett Allifee Boldon Alice Burton Maxine Brim Gil Correon Fall Semester Dar-U-Gar Editor Lesa Gilbert and Sophomore section editor Jeanne (Okine) Kuwahara are busy making phone calls to Taylor Publishing Company and typing copy for the yearbook. Both are members of Beta Phi Gamma, Notional Honorary Journalism Frater- nity. Wanda Carrol Bill demons Wayne Clemetson Ben Crunk I Mattie Curry Alice Daughtry Olevia Marie Davis Terri Dekker Examining the Bird of Paradise plant is English Major Bobbie Jean David. A graduate of Compton High School, her interests are bowling, swinnming, horseback riding and knitting. Ali-Dournoee Lesa Gilbert Linda Douthit Mary Ellen Gilcrese Carrie Farley Linda J. Green Esther Y. Franco Dorothy Harris Martha Might Clara Hunter Rosemary Jackson Hassan Khadghenooi Chouncey Hughes Raymond Sonny Isedienu Jim Johnston Jean Koos isle ' s Josephine (Culpepper) Banks straightening books on the shelves takes a pause to give a smile. In her freshman year she spirited the football games w ih her grace as flag tv irler. 22 Patsy Kelley Jeanne (Okine) Kuwoharo Tom Kendall Thomas Luna I I I J. ' Kim Lundahl Zoila AAedrano La Bronce Morrow Karon Pico William F. Mclloy, Jr. John Mong Victoria Nelson Phyllis Reynolds Checking the batteries of the 1966 Mustang is Maria Lenora Rosario. She demonstrates her knowledge of cars from taking auto shop class last semester. Avid sports fan, she attended all C.J.C. football gomes and rooted the team to victories. Dexter Moon Mike Petchick Terrye Morledge Jerry Peralta 23 Ruby Roberson Maria Lenora Rosorio Norman Robinson Ron Rubio Brenda Scott Glorine Skinner Ernest Rhone Sarah Schiermeyer John Shackelford Gayle Smith 24 Alionye Obioha, active Tartar on campus, is a member of the Inter- national Club. Alionye has many interests and enjoys the American way of living. Rick Sorenson William R. Truby Tim Vender Reginald Watson Michael Stegall Callie Turner Wade K. Lazarus Ingrid Watts Judy Steinman Oliver Thomas, Jr. Graduote of Domirguez High school, Joe Brubaker is the Dor-U-Gar artist. After graduating from Compton College, Joe plans to transfer to Long Beach State or to California University at Santa Cruz. 25 Hoving a wonderful time af the Sheraton-Beach Inn in Huntington Beach are Jeanne Kuwahara with escort Kaz Kuwohara, Ted Allen escorting Tyree Warren, Pat Speelman and escort and Kathy Jenkins and escort. This gala dinner-dance occasion was sponsored by the Usherettes. Alphrida Wilson Elizabeth Wolcott l jC i ' 26 Dan Luna, active Tartar on campus, can be heard daily over the radio in the student union and patio as one of Compton Colleges disc-jockeys. Robert P. Wolff Thomas Yandel Newman Club President Vince Recchia discusses the Newman Club trip and service points to be turned in for the awards banquet. Fall semester Dar-U-Gar Editor Lesa Gilbert and Instructor Mr. Larry Jett discuss the layout plan and copy of the Activities section for the Yearbook. 27 The Young Tree Blooms, And Learns More Of His Land Freshman A Acevedo- Rivera, Jose Adams, Debra Aronoda, John Benford, Addalyne oldwin, Brenda 29 Boswell, Donna Burrell, Carolyn ■ I The ever famous Pun Jabi dancers graced the canapus with their famous dances. I ! Efforts of a struggling photographer are a glance over the shoulder to anyone but him. Clark, Louise Childs, Martha 30 Cureton, Alice Whether or not he cheated is something only she will know. Cooper, Anita Daniels, Michael Davison, Wilma L y Donaldson, Donna Estes, David Fenderson, Lynwood 31 A common practice on campus is how many people you con get on something. Here it is the goal line. The joy of friendship is expressed on the face of a campus beauty. Freeny, Cavon Friend, Mary Fryer, Sharon 32 Garrett, Linda Gilmer, Deborah Class distractions are few but this one caught one persons eye. Garrett, Winnie Gill, Beverly Goodlove, Linda 33 Goodwin, Pauline Grant, Ronald Grey, Lorraine Gurley, La Donna Either this anthropology class is very informal or no one cares what the answer is. r Haluskka, Joyce Homnnonds, Juafuiu 34 Two alert machinists eyes- are caught lets hope their hands are as fast as their eyes or they may be missing a finger. 1 Hankins, Richard Hayes, Paulette fi 1 tf ' Mifti Harris, Drochelle Haskins, Charles Howell, Alfhea Humphrey, Margaret Students gather daily in the patio where many interesting discussions take place such as this one. 35 Jackson, Doreen No matter how close to the center it gets it must be o bulls eye to win. Jackson, Gladys Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Mary J-... Johnson, Pricilla 36 Keller, Brenda King, Patsy Knight, Charles Just add water and stir the directions stated and you forgot. Well I did the same thing my first time out. ) i ' H 1 li M Layton, Sandra Tartar Don Luna seems perplexed with the problems of home- coming halftime. 37 Two outstanding players fight to gain control of the boll. Madrigal, Guadalupe Morkham, Gloria Millard, Wayne 38 Mitchell, Ellington AAoore, Michael Montgomery, Arthur Montgomery, Deril Page, Charles It ' s Do-Re-Me not Do-Me-Do 39 Pitrman, Clark Reed, Michael Reese, Euorria ( Lance Frazier hopes his intense studies pay off, his teachers hope the same. Robison, Carol Ann The abihty to draw each other is a problem everyone in drawing faces sometime. Smith, Joyce Smith, Elbert Thomas, Cynfhia Thompson, Ado ' ■• ' ES P , m J f i mi k ife. . 1 i H 1 B■ .-l , „ ,T 1 £ I X N w 1 ' ; - i : •1 Another famed artist Donna Brammer shows her skills in painting a still life. Another homemaker will soon enter the world with the skills and knowledge that any man will wont. 41 Tigner, Frank Photographer David Swift is caught in the act of being himself. Toliuer, Linda Toliuer, Darlene Townsend, Roy Trommell, Odessa 42 Tyson, Janice %■ - White, Gwendolyn Waters, Norman 5S5SKS ■5  ;i- W ' ' • , ' - ' ■_ r M ' 1 . v.- . ■ . % 1 , . Mr. Thorpe seems pleased with his interesting discussion or is it the camera. Williams, Doris Williams, Jimmie Richard Alba displays his talents in crofts with a paper Ferris Wheel. 43 Wilson, Willie Woodaian, Brendo Nervous with the outcome of the gome Evonne Guidry hopes for quick relief with a win. Tl Young, Linda Mane Campus cutie Sandy Walker tenses up as we near another touchdown. 44 Our Earnest Service . . . I ; i( i f The Thirst For Knowledge Makes All Equal, Synonymous In Purpose . . Classes 45 Social HISTORY NEVER REPEATS ITSELF . . . nor man repeats history I I BUSINESS EDUCATION ... it doesn ' t pay to quit 46 GEOGRAPHY DRAWS A FULL HOUSE . . . now East is East and West . , . 47 ( I SPEECH . . . who can talk the loudest and longest TARTAR SHIELD . . . forty hours a day without pay ENGLISH ... I talk, you talk, he talks FRENCH . . . parlez-vous francais 48 CLOTHING ... a singer for home economics ■:5b BEGINNING DRAWING . . . future Michaelangelos PAINTING . . . remember: follow the numbers CRAFTS ... a treasure chest or coffin? 49 Industrial AUTO MECHANICS . . . now what happened 50 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN . . . sticks and stones will Technology ELECTRONICS SHOP ... no wet hands, please MACHINE SHOP . . . it ' s very simple FIRE SCIENCE . . . Dalmations are our friends ,.Jk. GEOLOGY . . . rock of ages Natural CHEMISTRY . . . now heat and stir I PHYSICS . . . does E = mc2 52 BOTANY , . . flower power Sciences PHYSICS . . . a watched pot never boils 53 Physical Education MODERN DANCE . . . the Charleston or the Freak BODY BUILDING . . . weight of the world 54 IMfl BAND . . . 76 saxophones lead the band A LOVELY COMMET . . . beau and bow CHORAL . . . tempo for tartars 53 A FAVORITE PASTIME A CENTER OF KNOWLEDGE PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FOREWARD 0 ' Thine Shall Ever Be . . . f Learning To Work Together, Helping Ourselves To Live Together I Organizations 57 Campus Radio The Campus Radio, in its second year of broadcasting, is heard daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students in the Student Union and Patio can hear their favorite jazz, folk, and rock ' n ' roll music being played by the Campus Radio D-J ' s. Marvin Thompson Campus Radio — Front Row (from left): Marvin Thompson, Dana Luna. Back Row: Robert Williams, Larry Hudson, Lawrence Bryant, Fred Von Lewis. 58 Newman Club The second year of the New- man Club has given addi- tional initiative to all charitable and worthwhile organizations. Newman Club — Front Row (from left]: J. Mooney, E. Magdaleno, G. Smith, S. Kreitz, S. Cox, P. OCon- nel, J. Hooks. Second Row: R. Voiles, Sr. Francis, B. Mitchell, Sr. Marguerite, Sr. Kathleen, E. Synicky. Third Row; B. Hoferer, T. Dykzeul, T. Moinet, A. Lombard!, L. Whitlock, D. Hoterer. Officers — Front Row (from left): C. Torres, Publicity,- V. Recchia, President; V. Newall, Secretary. Back Row: M. Underwood, Treasurer; B. Malloy; R. Ruiz, ICC Representative. Advisor — Dorothy Welty 59 International Club International Club has maintained a close relationship and under- standing between students of all nations. The Club has added spice and cultural flavors of other coun- tries to the Compton College Cam- pus. Soccer Team of the International Club r Two foreign students from Ir an discussing problems with their advisor, Mr. Jett. The first meeting of the International Club. 60 Modern Dance Club — Front Row (from left); S. Konjak, M. Lain, B. Hemphill, O. Davis. Second Row: B. Keller, M. Pender- groph, L. Smith, T. Morelond. Third Row: C. Saunders, J. Palmer, R. Scott, R. McLemore. Modern Dance Club This is the second year of the Modern Dance Club, and it is open to all stu- dents who ore interested in dance as a performing art. The sponsor of the Modern Dance Club is Miss C. Taul. Home Econoinios Clul HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front Row; Louise Clork, Beverly Gill, Juanita Ham- monds. Second Row: Ada Thompson (President), EInor Wilson, Odessa Tram- mel. Janet Thompson constructing a dress. Beti Phi Gamma BETI PHI GAMMA Front Row from left to right: Fran Mollis, Lesa Gil- bert, Cindy Torres, Ingrid Watts, Beverly Hemphill. Bock Row: Dan Luna, Alan Lombardi, Mike Under- wood, Leonard Jones, Elmer Mil- ligon. 62 Pistol Team PISTOL TEAM Ftont Row from left to right: Michael Moore, Creta Duncan, Tom Chambers. Back Row: Robert R. Barr, James Peter Veen, Jim Chris- tensen, (Presidentl. Drama Club DRAMA CLUB Front Row from left to right: Ruth Scott, Venus Roberts, Norita Citizen. Ruth Belcher Members of the Drama Club enjoying an issue of the Tartar Shield. 63 STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION Freshmen Front row left to right: Doris Beamon, Linda Johnson, Mary Bernal, Maureert MacDonald, t ' vonne Craver, Myung Soon Lee, Marjorie Black. Second Row: Gloria Martin, Valorie Armstrong, Anno Evans, Everleane Sanders, Catherine Gibson, Jacqueline Cunningham, Elfredia Dailey. Third Row: Aleta Velarde, Mary Peltier, Marcia White, Gail Daily. Susanne Risto. Student Nursmg Association Formed in 1952, The SNAC organization is now nation wide. Purpose of the club is to aid in the preparation of the student nurse for her acceptance of responsibilities and duties. On the Tartar campus the SNAC group try to help stimulate an interest in understanding the program, and to promote high educational and professional standards. i STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION Sophomores Front row left to right: Terrye Morledge, Muriel Bouyer, Callie Turner, Dorothy Cummings, Doris Kracke. Second Row: Marcia Holloway, Ellene Morris, Sarah Schiermeyer, Cothryn Baker, Terri Dekker, Deborah Jenkins. 64 STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION Freshmen Front Row from left to right: Myrtle Kirby, Lilo Johannessen, Patricia Brewster, Gloria Miranda, Anita Rhoden, Janice Craker, Ida Corbins. Second Row: Sister Kathleen Boi, ' dreau, Judy Quinn, Barbara Barnett, Beth Sones, Lee Haimes, Sister Frances Mary. Third Row: Carole Hendrickson, Victoria Westbiook, Patricia Kramer, Ellen BIyleven, Noncy Davis, Stella Rodriquez. f •F ' VOCATIONAL STUDENT NURSES Front Row left to right: Eleanor Tharp, Mory Ann Crover, Diana Sogert, Linda Chewning, Sandra Fifield, Patricia Monohan, Opaline Barnett, Gwendolyn Perry, Jacqueline Caldare- Second Row: Jane Horden, Gladys Bollom, Lorine Brummel, Leona Taylor, lolo Smith, Helen London, Rosa Sanders, Bernice Pahl, Annie Payne. Third Row: Kothi Logan, Mary Gonzales, Linda Ackley, Barbara Manning, Sr. Mary Lisa, Gina Camorillo, Cloudine Paschal, Fiona Brooks, Mary Williams, Lula Lewis. VOCATIONAL STUDENT NURSES A Year for a Career Busy and energetic are the only ways to describe the Vocational Student Nurses. To become a L.V.N, these stu- dents work dil igently for one year, learning the necessary nursing techniques. 65 Larry Burke Fall Editor-in Chief Cindy Torres Spring Editor-in Chief Fran Mollis Spring Editor-in Chief Al Lombardi Sports Editor Tartar Shield Staff Brenda Woodman Reporter Mike Underwood Reporter David Swift Photographer 66 Tartar Shield staff working intensely on page layouts John Galloway Reporter Leonard Jones Reporter The Tartar Shield newspaper was very successful under the competent leadership of Larry Burke, Fall Editor; Fran Mollis and Cindy Torres, Spring Editors, and Mr. Larry Jett, Advisor. The staff worked many hours to inform the stu- dents of current events and interesting activities on campus. Elmer Milligan Staff Writer Leroy Brown Reporter Lesa Gilbert Reporter Victor Ray Reporter 67 Alan Lombardi Sports Co-Editor Ingrid Watts Organization Editor Mike Petchick Freshman Co-Edi-tor Lesa Gilbert Fall Editor-in-Chief Dar-U-GaA With the combined efforts of the entire staff and Mr. Larry Jett, Advisor, the Dar-U-Gar staff completed another success- ful yearbook. Those pictured on these two pages provided their time and talents to publishing the forty-first edition of the Dar-U-Gar Yearbook. Joe Brubaker Artist Jeanne Kuwahara Sophomores Graduates I I 68 Dan Luna Sports Co-Editor Mr. Larry Jett Advisor taff Staff members worked hard to compile their materials, spend- ir.g much time and effort to composing a yearbook of this outstanding quality. Mike Underwood Fall Freshman Editor Spring Editor-in-Chief Roderick Young Photographer Beverly Hemphill Activities Editor David Swift Photographer 69 I I GERMAN CLUB Front Row from left to right: Lydia Schroyer, Antoinette Poppas, Bobbie Swisshelm, Luz Monge Noriega, Diana Palser, Dr. Ralph Hovel, (Advisor) Second Row: Richard Steinkoenig, Andrew Hosie, Benjamin Crunk, Levi Ozbunamisi, Thomas Wedmore. Third Row: Wallace Lumpkin, Earl Simms [Spring Pres.), William Molloy, Eike HohenadI, Gregory Porker. u German Club r«f ' ' ' . Outdoorsmen Club I OLJTDOORSMEN CLUB Sitting: George Ferguson. Kneeling: Left to right: Roy Passorelli, Chuck Yondell, J. K. Lundohl (President), Edward J. Synicky, Lawrence James Gordon, Ronald C. Ruedi. Stand- ing: Rhonda Towers, Joyce Burgess, Kathy Lyons, Rick Mitchell, Charles N. Miguel, Glenda Lindermon, Roberta Nelson, Doyna Bancroft. 70 Black Student Front Row (from left to right): Corlotta Mosley, Gloria Sanchez, Ada Thompson, Terry Baker Second Row; Robert Wallace, Dudley Gilis, Fred Robinson, Ernest Mills, Dave Moss, Leonard Jones, Grace Harris Black Student Union The Black Student Union helps students relate to their people in a new perspec- tive of the educational program, to the Block Community, and most important, themselves. One of their many activities this year was a concert starring Oscar Brown Jr., and Jean Pace which was very success- ful. Sponsors: Lucien Galaudini, Warren Valdry. Members listen tentatively to a B.S.U. speaker. I ACADEMICIANS Front Row (from left-right): Pauline L. Green, Cherry Anderson. Back Row: Charles Raskins, Donald Myers, John Hippler Academicians Club The purpose of the Academicians is to stimulate ideas for creative writing. This is a poem written by Charles Has- kins. Reading their masterpieces is their forte. Taking trips of a different sort. Quality vs Quantity, You ' d better be hip on your Geography. For stimulating conversation and intellect, The Academicians are very select. Come one! Come all! To the Academicians and hove a ball. I OFFICERS: Johann Smith (President), Elizabeth Wolcott (Vice-President) I t Mr. William Walker (Sponsor) 72 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS. Front Row: Phyllis Reynolds, Lupe Madrigal, Gyn Wesbrooks, Nora Velovquez, Ina Love. Back Row: Wanda Carroll, Carolyn Carroll, Vernita Chester, Yvonne Hopwood, Lmda Garrett Virginia Palmer, Ingrid Watts. Associated Women Students AWS president, Victoria Nelson, worked with the Council in making their activi- ties a great success. The highlights of the year was the con- ference at Los Angeles Pierce College. The AWS sponsored such activities as, the Bloodmobile, a picnic, and a fashion show. Victoria Nelson (President) 73 Phi Rho Pi Last year Compton College ' s Forensic Team rated ninth in the nation. This year ' s squad was even stronger. Doris Wil- liams won the 1967 National Women ' s oratory championship, and James Harris placed fourth in oral interpretation. This year ' s squad, led by Dons Williams, con- tinued its winning ways. With the assistance of its coach, Fredric Broder, the team returned from each tournament with trophies and certificates; breaking all previous records. Doris, Melanie, and Fran received awards for it, too not only did they enjoy talking, but they PHI RHO PI, (Forensic Squodl Front Row (from left to rightl Nick Morrone, Penny Gomata, Fran Hollis, Dons Williams. Back Row: Dan Vosquez, Fredric Broder, Venus Roberts, Chorles Haskins. 74 Leaders In Service Reginald Watson First Place Those pictured on this page are recognized as leaders in service. They have contributed many worthwhile hours participating in various activi- ties on campus. They also received certificates at the Awards Banquet honoring their service. Rosalind Charles Fourth Place Edward Lofton Fifth Place Linda Garrett Second Place Joann Willis Third Place 75 Helen Logan Ingrid Watts Phyllis Reynolds Wendy Carroll Usherettes Linda McKnight Fall President The Usherettes is known as one ot the most outstanding women ' s clubs on campus. The Usherettes was leaders in service and participation. First semester they won the trophy for leaders in service points. Victoria Nelson Joann Willi? 76 Yvonne Hopwood Jimmie Levy The women participated in activities on campus and sponsored the Christmas Dance, bake sales, Hawaiian Day, and Tom Sawyer Day. The Usherettes serve the community in such charitable ac- tivities by, participating in the Danny Thomas Teenagers ' March for the St. Jude Hospital. Also the Usherettes tutored youngsters in the elementary schools in Compton. Linda Garrett Spring President Miss Fannye McDuffie Sponsor Vernita Chester Beverly Hemphi Lupe Madrigal 17 Barbara Taylor Dorothy Boston Ina Love Rosalind Charles Tartarettes Melanie Curtis Fall President The Tartarettes is one of Compton College ' s foremost service organizations. This club has served on campus since 1933 as a service club. Its purpose is to serve the school, to promote good school spirit, and to uphold tradition. Latricio Manuel Regina McLemore 1 i 1 1 78 i Carol Robinson Paulette Hayes The Tartarettes hove sponsored many dances this year, among them were the ' Barefootin ' Dance and ' Sadie Hawkins ' Dance. The Tartarettes also support many of the College ' s sports activities, and serve the community as well. Jimmie Williams Spring President Jackie Broom Doris Williams Cynthia Hodge Venus Roberts 79 Tartar Knights Willious Lanier Fall President Eugene Hubbard Spring President Louis H. Harper Reginald L. Watson George Gray John McClelland .-gR K: r John Washington Lawrence Bryant Ronald Meredith Terry Walker 80 Led by Willis Lanier, (first semester presi- dent) and Eugene Hubbard (second sem- ester president) the Tartar Knight has proven repeatedly its ability to lead the organizations on campus in service. The Tartar Knight has participated in such events as the Homecoming Cere- monies, Christmas Can Food Drive, night dances, school picnics and various club day activities. Darwin Thorpe (Sponsor) Carl Lanier Robert Williams Edvi ard Lofton Carter Jones James Bourgeois Henri Lee David Estes Eugene Moore Pledging Man And Woman Of The Year N •tmw Ingrid Watts, a sophomore, was born April 10, 1948. She is very active on campus. She was the Vice-President of the Usherettes, and Organization Editor of the Dar-U-Gar year- book. Miss Watts attended Compton High School, and was a member of various clubs as well as the Honor Society for two years there. Randolph Stephen, a foreign student, is a sophomore. Born in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana, South America; he is the third of six children. During his high school career he attended Tutorial High and Queen ' s College. Randolph Stephen and Ingrid Watts were chosen as the California Junior College As- sociation ' s Man and Woman of the year during their Third Annual Conference. They also received $50 each, as well as certifi- cates. These two outstanding members of Comp- ton ' s student body were chosen on the basis of scholarship, college activities, community service, statement of purpose, and an oral interview. 83 David Hildyard was a member of the Royal Air Force from 1940 to 1946; during this time he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, be- stowed upon Officers and Warrant Officers of the Royal Air Force for acts of gallantry when flying in active operations against the enemy. After the close of World War II, he entered the Foreign Service. He has served as First Secretary in Montevideo, and in Madrid, and as Her Maj- esty ' s Consul in Mexico City. In 1965 he was appointed Head of the Economic Relations Department of the Foreign Office, a post which he holds today, also Alternate Repre- sentative in the General Assembly and the Secu- rity Council. Hildyard is a graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, and is a Champion of the Order of Saint Mi- chael and Saint George. Student Body President Albert Brown ond Darwin Thorpe David Hildyard addresses the Compton College Faculty and students. The distinguished leaders. 84 The faculty leads the procession The faculty and students wait for the Convocation to begin. An open discussion on the convocation follow s. 85 I think you ' re first and ' m second. The people standing in line before the procession. Rally round the flog. 86 Basketball Queen Elisa Solis 87 So Keep The Echoes Ringing . . m Singing, Laughing, Dancing, Living, These Things Keep Us Alive And Living Activities Many moods complacent cards conversation 90 ?. A helpful happy-go-lucky 1 1 busy involved 91 ► -V II •FIFTY-SIX WANT THE TITLE . . . one will be queen i Homecoming ROBERT PARNELL . . . ushered RONALD MEREDITH . . . served 92 3— 5 f f ALL AWAIT DECISION . . . which one will be blessed? Finalists j ' I fl jyf LINDA BATTLE PAT BENNETT ROSE DAVIS GLORIA DUFFY CYNTHIA JAMES PENNY GAMATA LINDA HAMMOND ANGELA HILL PAT KRAMER MARJIE LAUSCH iP t HELEN LOGAN DARLENE NORMAN PAULA OLIVER TANYUA SLATER DIANE VICKERS 93 PAULA OLIVER AND PENNY GAMATA . . . two of the final seven DIANE VICKERS AND ANGELA HILL . . . two for the half-time show LINDA BATTLE AND CYNTHIA JAMES . . . two with smile 94 , ' . V. f - , ■y ' ' THE HOMECOMING COURT poses for the DUG cameras during half-time. The court: Angela Hill, Diane Vjckers, Penny Gamata, Paulo Oliver, Cynthio James, Linda Battle and Tanyuo Slater. MARV AND ORA . . . dance at the dance 95 Paula Oliver Angela Hi Homecominsfi Diane Vickers 96 Penny Gamata ■I nsPrincesses V Tanyua Slater Cynthia James 97 The Fairest of them All Her Majesty . . . Miss Linda Battle Our 1967 Homecoming Queen 98 WHEN THE WORD WAS ANNOUNCED . . . eyes to the center Fit for a Queen . . . PRESIDENT DAVIDOFF AND LINDA BATTLE . . . the President and the Queen ALEX LEWIS AND QUEEN LINDA ... a grid star and a beautiful lady 99 BRAVO, BALLOONS, BUBBLES . . . in her honor at the Dance A BACK AND A CROWN ... night to remember PAT AND JOE . . . could hove danced all night LEROY BROWN ... a style of his own 100 I THE JOYS OF DANCING . w THE EYES HAVE IT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT HAPPY THOUGHTS FOR A HAPPY EVENING 101 n Yell Leaders Tartar Yell Leaders hard at work . . . practicing for the next pep assembly Adrienne Cleveland, Linda Houston, Cheryl Moore Terry Allen, Gloria Sanchez, Ora Lee Boussard Margaret Cladwell, Harold Newman, Jo Brew- er, Evonne Guidry 102 OUR NINE SPIRIT SEEKERS Yell King Queen Marvin Thompson, Gayle Smith Song Leaders Front Row (from left to right): Jo Ann Willis, Sandy Walker, Bonnie Duke, Eileen Mahoney, Roulette Hayes. Standing, Mittje Curry, Lupe Madrigal. ADVISOR CONSTANCE TAUL SUPPORTERS OF THE TARTAR 103 Comettes Kneeling: L. Madrigal, First l?ow (from left): S Murdok, Advisor Constance Taul, G. Williams, B. Norton; Second Row (from left) G. Duffy. P. Hayes, E. Mahoney, B. Duke, S. Walker, P. Turner, R. Lugo, J. Willis; Third Row (from left): M. Curry, D. Harris, M. Lain, B. Watkins, S. Griffn, H. Logan, J. Corbin; Fourth Row (from left): G. Williams, E. Solis, R. Bilbrey, E. Stanton, E. Blanton; Top Row: Renee Norton. I: li Silling: Co-Captain JoAnn WilliS; Standing; Co-Caplain Matlie Curry, Captain Lupe Madrigal. 104 FALL CALENDAR September School begins 1 1 ASB Candidates Assembly Noon 28 Punjab Dancers Noon 29 October ASB Elections 2 Dolmetsch-Schoenfeld Ensemble Noon 1 1 Homecoming Assembly Noon 19 Documentary on China Noon 24 Homecoming Queen Elections 25 Homecoming Game With Santa Barbara Here 27 Homecoming Dance at the International Hotel 28 World of Carl Sandburg Noon 31 November A.W.S. Conference 2 Bard Performers Noon 8 Ashley Montague Noon 20 Thanksgiving Recess 23 24 The World of Dylan Thomas Noon 29 December Theater West Noon 1 Dr. Stainbrook Noon 8 Flower Drum Song 5 Christmas Recess 18-2 January Holiday, New Years Day 1 Film, Lord Jim 7:30 9 Rev. Byron Eshelmon Noon 1 1 Firearms Demonstration Noon 18 Final Examination Week 22 25 End of Semester! 26 105 Lewis Jackson Jr. is a member of the Basketball Team Ernest Rhone IV, Sergeant of Arms for the Tartar Knights and Asso- ciated Student Body President for two semesters. Willious Lanier, President of the Tartar Knights and a member of the Student Activities Committee. Ideal Tom t Final lii Roderick Young, is the Dar-U-Gar and Tartar Shield photographer. 106 Glenda (Larson) Linderman, a member of the Outdoors- men ' s Club, W.A.A. and Captain of the Girl ' s Swim Team. I i ' i Trixie Tartar ini jiist ji« I Doris Williams, Secretary of Phi Rho Pi, Publicity Chairman ! of Drama Club, Tartcrette, and won Nation Honors in Women ' s Speech. Gail Smith, Head Yell Leader, W.A.A. Vice-President, and Newman Club. Ingrid Wafts, with an over all grade point average of 3.0, Usher- ette Fall Secretary, Spring Vice President, Dor-U-Gor Organization Editor and a member of Beta Phi Gamma. 107 rixie Tartar Fran Hollis Miss Fran Hollis is Ideal Trixie Tartar for 1967- 68. She began her edu- cation at Desert High School (Edwards A.F.B.) Fran came to Compton College as a Journalism major. While at Comp- ton Fran has been Edi- tor-in-Chief of the Tartar Shield and has served three semesters on Stu- dent Council. She plans to attend U.C.L.A. or U.S.C. at Santa Barbara after Compton. ' I Tom Tartar Howard Kirk Mr. Howard Kirk is Ideal Tom Tartar for 1967-68. Howard began his schooling at Para- mount. He entered Compton College as an Oceanography major, and finding a natural talent in art he changed to an Art major. Howard hopes to attend C.S.C.L.B. or Biola. He is a member of Campus Crusade for Christ. f-jy-rr Dr. Stainbrook lecturer talked to the students on Dec. 8 in the Choral Room. Rev. Byron E. Eshelman, former chaplain of Alcatraz, talked on his experiences with death row inmates. r McFerrin and The Californians, provided the College with a musical note. no .--sm hhshmM Russ Burgess, delighted the students with his lecture on May 1, in the Choral Room. Madame Nehru, presented on interesting program on March 8. Comedian Dick Gregory, was honored by the students present with a round of applause. m President, Ernest Rhone IV Commissioner of Freshman Class, Eva Magda- lene. Commissioner of Sophomore Class, Judy Corbin ■1 mm S wi i 1 ■P Vice-President, Linda McKnight |i ■J i 112 Secretary, Lupe Madrigal. I Commissioner of Campus Organizations Linda Garrett. I g V . ' Treasurer, Charles Clark. Fall Student Council Commissioner of Social Activities Fran Hollis. Commissioner of Athletics, Reginald Wat- son. Commissioner of Publications, Cindy Tor- res. Advisor Dr. Cullen Commissroner of A.W.S. JoAnn Willis. 113 President Albert Brown Dean William J. Schleibaum and Francis Cullen Vice-President David Estes Commissioner of the Freshman Class Rickey Young. Secretary Lupe Madrigal Treasurer Leonard Jones - •■ ' f , Commissioner of Social Activities Linda Garrett Spring Student Council Commissioner of Campus Organization Wendy Carrol Commissioner of Athletics Al Lombardi Commissioner of Publications Fran Mollis Commissioner of AMS John Ahmet Commissioner of AWS Victoria Nelson Spring Calendar February Semester Begins 1 Film, Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte 7:30 6 Lincoln ' s Birthday Holiday 12 Theater West Noon 21 Washington ' s Birthday Holiday 22 March A.W.S. Conference at L.A. Pierce 7 Madame Nehu Noon 8 Convocation 1 1 :00 20 Don Keefer Noon 27 April Folk Singer Noon 1 The Cardinal 7;30 2 Tom Sawyer Day 5 Easter Vacation 8-12 CJCSGA Conference May Russ Burgess 1 King Rat 7:30 7 The Ipcress File 21 Hawaiian Day 31 June Finals 10-13 Commencement 14 I With Hail, Compton, Hail . . Long Live The Athletes . . . They Use The Miracles Of Our Bodies Sports 117 •BOB TURNER carries the boll in the Compton-Santa Barbara game. - ' v. X Head Coach Chalk Ramsey FOOTBALL SCORE BOX Palomor 21 Compton 21 Citrus 6 Compton 23 L.A.C.C, 6 Compton 33 Ventura 28 Compton 13 Glendole 24 Compton 7 Santo Barb ara 19 Compton 8 Harbor 39 Compton 7 Pierce 53 Compton 28 Pasadena 30 Compton 8 Coach Chuck Williams Coach Doug Minner Trainer Mike Andersen Earnel Durden I Captain Steve Blowing Co-Captain Mike Danials Compton player, Bob Bafia, fries to get the ball before the Glendale player does at the Compton-Glendale game. Mark Otterson Paul Page Terry Baker Rodd Bancroft got his arm hurt at Compton Homecoming. John Lewis Alex Lewis 1 tf :it: WSf 119 .1 i  tee4 Dean Chikami centers to Paul Page. Randy Coats Rich Jensen Bob Turner Johnny Prados I Lionel Henry Ken Ash Carl Jackson Ralph Cooper Joe Hall Sterling Bullock Jim Burton Rich Fortelny 120 La wry Cuthbert jXi j l. Dean Chikami ' A Joe Frank Roger Mitchell George Hamilton Johann Smith Tony Gonzales Ellington Mitchell .A- ' ft .  4i. - v Steve Bowling Ron Gregory Rodd Bancroft Phillip Nicolosi John Shackleford Dave Long Willie Gray Ed Duley 121 Rich Smith Mike Daniels Ken Smith Craig Clements Dave Cunningham Bob Bafia Nathaniel Spann 122 w a t e r P o 1 o ' ii ' Compton star John Bason attempts o pass to his teammate. George Landry fires shot on goal. ,.-   ' V George Landry keeps the pressure on his opponent. Strong right arm of Gary Johnson lashes forward for a goal. 123 . c=ivi-?- ' 5r-.i m 3 Tartar Meimen display their talents during practice. Front row: John Bason Mike Conelly, Terry Thompson, John Kahin, Steve Mills Back row: Coach Ken Carpenter, , George Landry, Gary Johnson, Dave Oliver. .1 -« T i 4: ' ■ J With a flick of the wrist top performer John Boson attempts a goal. 124 Art Montgomery Fred Ariaz W Oliver Taylor J9 ¥i£ Dick Grimmet Louis Jackson Eldredge Graves John Lerwick 25 Wilber Francis Coach Rex Dixon „ -% ' ■ l in. Tim Burchett Front row: Manager August Williams, Fred Ariaz, Dick Grimmit, Eldredge Graves, John Lerwick, Back Row: Oliver Taylor, Art Montgomery, Tim Burchett, Wilber Francis. (Not shown Louis Jackson, Paul Landreux]. 126 Oliver Taylor gets a tip away from a Glendale man. Lewis Jackson uses finger tip control for a bucket. Hands off policy is in effect for Fred Ariaz and Art Montgomery. Lewis Jackson finds himself in a rare position sitting down 127 Oliver Taylor has his eyes set on his ultimate goal: a basket. Fred Ariaz overpowers Glendale man. Eldredge Graves lets Glendale know who is funn.ng the show. 128 Ql i Fred Ariaz (with ball), Tim Burchett at practice. Guard Lewis Jackson looks for opening among Ventura men. Gayle Smith leads a cheer at basketball pep roily. Forward Fred Ariaz hooks over beaten Ventura man. 129 q  Ivi Pasadena ' s Sam Robinson gets a shot over straining Art Montgomery. Eldredge Groves fights for rebound. First team all conference center Art Montgomery puts in a tw o pointer 130 ( First Team All - WSC i ART MONTGOMERY LEWIS JACKSON WESTERN STATE CONFERENCE SCORES FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND COMPTON 97 VENTURA 69 COMPTON 86 VENTURA 74 COMPTON 80 GLENDALE 57 COMPTON 89 GLENDALE 71 COMPTON 91 LOS ANGELES 88 COMPTON 118 LOS ANGELES 109 COMPTON 99 TRADE TECH 79 COMPTON 110 PIERCE 89 COMPTON 85 MOORPARK 81 COMPTON 85 HARBOR 90 COMPTON 86 PIERCE 73 COMPTON 1 14 TRADE TECH 76 COMPTON 94 HARBOR 82 COMPTON 81 MOORPARK 75 COMPTON 68 PASADENA 83 COMPTON 103 SANTA BARBARA 84 COMPTON 87 SANTA BARBARA 63 COMPTON 84 PASADENA 87 FINAL SEASON RECORD 21-9 FINAL W.S.C. RECORD 15-3 (L-R) Lester Arnold, Terry Thompson, Bob Grogan, Bob Bafia, Ken Lee end Jack Morns. IMissing, Dick Boden). The face of Bob Grogan shows deep concentration. Coach Ken Corpentier takes a moment to pose for the camera. Squinting Jack Morns is ready for action. 132 Dick Boden and Ken Lee confer on match plan to defeat opponent. 133 Baseball 1968 . . . First row; (L R) Antone Tropez, Lewis Jackson, Walt Weimer, Larry Lilly, Bob Kerbow, Dan Schuck. Row Two: Bill Trembly, John Thompson, John Deutsch, Carl Lanier, Larry Williams, Rich Huck, Charles McDamel. Row Three: Jim Burlon, Mike Watkins, Paul Page, Herb Reither, Randy Coates, Coach Tom Upton, Sterling Bullock. Paul Page lashes out a hit Strong armed John Thompson smacks a single. 134 Harbor players plea to slop is ig- nored by Lorry Lilly who scores easily. Compton players plan strategy before conference opener against Santa Barbara. First baseman Paul Page snags the ball to nip flying Seohawk. Tartar Hurler Rick Huck in action. 135 SITTING: Al Porter, Charles Evans, Tom Wedmore, John Veal, Dick Grimmetf. KNEELING- Dave Perez, Al Lombardi, Tom Lee, Cal Sanders, Terry Kanoy, Herbert Or ange. STANDING. (Mgr.| August Williams, (Coach) Al Zimmerman, Randy Portner, Gory O Sullivan, (Trainer) Mike Anderson. k, k ' A Tartar awaits soft landing in long jump pit. |! Compton star Charles Evans takes off. 136 I Randy Portner concentrates on his up and coming goal. 100 and 220 star Tom Lee springs from the blocks durmg a workout. Tom Wedmore knows how it feels to run the one mile and two mile m the some day. 137 Dave Perez helps weary Al Lombcrdi in finding a place to rest. 138 « 4U ' - Bobby Turner with eyes closed is alone at the tape m the 100 yard dash. The strain of the 440 shows. Randy Portner with his race finished takes a well earned rest. 139 n Left to right: Kathy Lyons, Jeanine McCleery, Marilyn Blaesser, Sarah Leiby. Back row: Beverly Hemphill, Glenda Linderman, Doyna Bancroft, and Ann Feikema. Jeanine attempts jack-knife for perfect form. Swimming 140 Dayna attempts to win with her butterfly stroke. S8H Glenda moves up front with her strong back- stroke. . ■ N. Ruth Huffman taking a closer look at her team. OOPS I ! ! Jennifer Meeks flies with the greatest of ease. 14) -IB ' .1 .■ J On your mark! Get set! Go! Ruth Huffman, coach. Mrs. Huffman demon- strotes diving techniques to one of her new divers. Tar f i Ann has to concentrate on her pull Will Jennifer ' s form bring Compton to first place? 142 last one in is a rotten egg. Jennifer Meeks shows her near perfect diving abihty. 143 Pres. Charlesteen Smith Vice Pres. Wanda Muillikin Advisor: Louella Doetweiler WAA The Women ' s Athletic Associa- tion is a group of sports-minded young women who enjoy hard work, conferences, intermural sports and just plain fun. i Sec. Cheryl Moore Trophies signifies victory for W.A.A. Basketball team. t, I 144 TEAM (from left to rightl Cheryl Moore, Sue Wood, Sue Cox, Wondo Muillikin, Gwen Davis, Gayle Smith, Cheryl Miller. Miss Muillikin returns with a strong forehand. Comptons Little Giant is good in any sport. Miss Smith proves she has a fantastic serve. 145 TEAM (from Celestine Ol left ver, to right) Mary Wi Donna Donaldson, Wanda Muillikin, Cheryl Miller, Cheryl Moore, Gwen Davis. Second row: Sue Cox, Dana Bancroft, His, JoAnn Rozelle. Third row: Kathy Kosht, Goyle Smith, Ella Singleton, Glenda Larson, Sue Wood. J « K   ««w«b«wn Dayna has hockey stick welt in Picture above: Compton is on the move. Below: Compton Tar- tars and opposing team go for puck. 146 { ' 4 I ' MM i I First row: Wanda Muillikin, Cheryl Miller, Cheryl Moore, Gwen Davis. Second row: Sue Cox, Dana Bancroft, Celestlne Oliver, Mary Willis, JoAr.n Rozelle. Third row: Kolhy Kosht, Gayle Smith, Glendo Larson, Sue Wood. Picture obove: Compton player tries to stop other player. Below: Gayle Smith turns her back on woes, foes. Cheryl drives down court. 147 UM The End, An d The Beginning Of A New Day . . . Index Acevedo-Rivera, Jose — 29 Ackley, Linda — 65 Activities — 89 Adams, Debra — 29 Ahmet, John — 1 15 Alba, Richard— 43 Alcantra, Paul — 8 Allen, Gaye — 19 Allen, Ted— 26 Anderson, Cherry — 72 Anderson, Mike — 118 Aranada, John — 29 Ariaz, Fred— 125,126,127,128,129 Armstrong, Valorie — 64 Arnold, Lester— 1 32,1 33 Ash, Ken— 120 Associated Women Students — 73 Averette, Edward — 19 B Bafia, Bob— 119,122,132 Baker, Cathyrn — 19,64 Baker, Terry — 71,119 Baldwin, Brenda — 29 Bancroft, Dayna— 70,1 40,1 41 ,1 47, 146 Bancroft, Rodd— 119,121 Banks, Josephine — 22 Bardin, Collis — 8 Barnett, Barbara — 65 Barnett, Opaline — 65 Barnett, Robert — 8 Barr, Robert — 63 Bartlett, Jean — 19 Bason, John— 123,124 Bateman, Paul — 8 Battle, Linda— 20,93,94,95,98 Beam, Roger — 8 Beamon, Doris — 64 Belcher, Ruth — 63 Benford, Addalyne — 29 Bennett, Pat — 93 Bergeron, Gerald — 8 Bernal, Mary — 64 Beta Phi Gamma — 62 Black, Marjorie — 64 Black Student Union — 71 Blaesser, Marilyn — 140 Blowing, Steve — 119 BIyleven, Ellen — 65 Bock, Larry — 20 Boden, Dick — 133 Boleon, Allifee — 20 Bollom, Gladys 65 Boston, Dorothy — 78 Boswell, Donna — 30 Boudreau, Sr. Kathleen — 65 Bourgeois, James — 81 Bouyer, Muriel — 64 Bowling, Steve — 121 Brommer, Donna — 41 Brewster, Patricia — 65 Brim, Maxine — 20 Broder, Fredrick — 8,74 Brooks, Fiona — 65 Broom, Jackie — 79 Brown, Albert — 84,1 14 Brown, Leroy — 67 Brown, Raymond — 8 Bruebaker, Joe — 25,68 Brummel, Loraine — 65 Brusard, Ora Lee — 95 Bryant, Lawerence — 80 Bryant, Ron — 20 Bullock, Sterling— 120,134 Burchett, Tim — 126,129 Burgess, Joyce — 70 Burgess, Russ — 1 1 1 Burke, Larry — 66 Burnett, Curtiss — 20 Burrell, Carolyn — 30 Burton, Alice — 20 Burton, Jon— 120,134 Caldare, Jacqueline — 65 Camarillo, Gina — 65 Campus Radio — 58 Carbins, Ida — 65 Carpenter, Kenneth — 8,124,132 Carper, Gordon — 8 Correon, Gil — 20 Carroll, Carolyn — 30,73 Carroll, Wanda— 20,73 Carrol, Wendy — 76,115 Chambers, Tom — 63 Charles, Rosalind — 75,78 Chenhalls, Anne — 8 Chester, Vernita — 73,77 Chewing, Linda — 65 Chikami, Dean— 120,121 Childs, Martha— 30 Christensen, Jim — 63 Citizen, Norita — 63 Clark, Charles— 113 Clark, Louise — 30,62 Classes — 45 Clements, Craig — 122 Clemetson, Wayne — 20 demons. Bill— 20 Clinton, Joan — 8 Coates, Randy — 120,134 Commettes — 1 04 Conelly, Mike — 124 Convocation — 84 Cooper, Anita — 31 Cooper, Ralph— 120 Corbin, Judy — 1 12 Cox, Sue — 144,146,147 Grain, Chester — 9 Craker, Janice — 65 Cramer, Louise — 9 Craver, Mary Ann — 65 Craver, Yvonne — 64 Crunk, Benjamine — 20,70 Cullen, Francis — 9,113 Cummings, Dorothy — 64 Cunningham, Dave — 122 Cunningham, Jacqueline — 64 Cureton, Alita — 31 Curry, Mattie — 21 Curtis, Melanie — 74,78 Cuthbert, Lowry — 121 Daetweiler, Louello — 9,144 Daily, Elfredia — 64 Daily, Gail — 64 Daniels, Michael— 31 ,1 22,1 1 9 Dar-U-Gar — 68 Dauqhtry, Alice — 21 David, Bobbie Jean — 21 Davidoff, Foster — 7 Davis, Gwen — 145,146,147 Davis, Nancy — 65 Davis, Oleiva — 21 Davis, Rose — 93 Davison, Wilma — 31 DeGarmo, Lloyd — 9 Dekker, Terri — 21 ,64 Deutsch, John — 134 Dixon, Rex — 9,126 Dominquez, Carol — 87 Donaldson, Donna — 31,146 Douraee, Ale — 21 Douthit, Linda — 21 Drama Club — 63 Duarte, Salvatore — 10 Duffy, Gloria — 93 Duley, Ed — 121 Duncan, Creta — 63 Durden, Earnel — 118 Enochs, Lewis — 10 Eshelman, Byron Rev.- Estes, David— 31,81,1 Evans, Anna — 64 Evans, Kenneth — 10 -110 14 149 Index Faculty — 6 Fall Calendar — 105 Farley, Carrie — 21 Federson, Lynwood — 31 Ferguson, George — 70 Fifield, Sandra — 65 Ford, Rosie Marie — 32 Fortelny, Rick — 120 Francis, Wilber — 126 Franco, Esther — 21 Frank, Joe — 121 Frazier, Lance — 40 Frazier, Rosilind — 32 Freeny, Cavon — 32 Freshman — 28 Friend, Mary — 32 Frisby, Ida — 10 Fryer, Sharon — 32 Gaddis, James — 10 Galloway, John — 67 Gamato, Penny — 74,93,94,95,97 Garrett, Linda — 33,77,73,75,113,1 Garrett, Winnie — 33 Gattian, James — 10 Geismar, William — 10 German Club — 70 Gibson, Catherine — 64 Gilbert, Lisa— 20,21 ,27,62,67,68 Giicrease, Mary Ellen — 21 Gill, Beverly— 33,62 Gills, Dudley— 71 Gilmer, Deborah — 33 Glaudini, Lucien — 10,71 Gonzales, Mary — 65 Gonzales, Tony — 121 Goodlove, Linda — 33 Goodwin, Pauline — 34 Gordon, Lawerence — 70 Graduates — 1 8 Grafton, Marilyn — 10 Grange, Kathaleen — 10 Grant, Ronald — 34 Graves, Eldridge — 125,126 Gray, Dave — 121 Gray, George — 80 Gray, Willie — 121 Green, Linda — 21 Green, Pauline — 72 Greenough, Alice — 10 Gregory, Dick — 1 1 1 Gregory, Ron — 121 Grey, Lorraine — 34 Grimmitt, Dick — 125,126 Grogan, Bob — 132,133 Guidry, Evonne — 44 Gurley, La Donna H Haimes, Lee — 65 Hall, Joe— 120 Haluskka, Joyce — 34 Hamilton, George — 121 Hammond, Linda — 93 Hammonds, Juanita — 34,62 Hankins, Richard — 35 Harden, Jane — 65 Harden, Louise — 80 Harris, Drochelle — 35 Harris, Dorothy — 21 Harris, JGrace — 71 Hart, Billy — 10 Haskins, Charles — 35,72,74 Hayes, John — 1 1 Hayes, Paulette — 35,79 Hemphill, Beverly — 62,69,77,140 Hendrickson, Carole — 65 Henry, Lional — 120 Hight, Martha — 22 Hildyard, David — 84 Hill, Angela — 93,94,95,96 Hippler, John — 72 Holenadl, Eike — 70 Hodge, Cynthia — 79 Hollis, Fran — 62,66,1 1 3,1 1 5,74,1 08 Holloway, Marcia — 64 Holston, Edward — 1 1 Holt, Charles — 1 1 Homecoming — 92,101 Home Economics Club — 62 Hopwood, Yvonne — 77,73 Hosie, Andrew — 70 Hovel, Ralph — 11,70 Howell, Atthia — 35 Hubbard, Eugene — 80,81 Huck, Rick — 134,135 Huffman, Ruth — 11,141,142 Hughes, Chauncey — 22 Humphery, Margaret — 35 Hunsaker, Victor — 1 1 Hunter, Clara — 22 I Industrial Technology — 51 International Club — 60 Isedienu, Raymond — 22 Jackson, Lewis — 107,125,127,129, 131,134 Jackson, Marlow — 87 Jackson, Rosemary — 22 James, Cynthia — 93,94,95,97 Jenkins, Deborah — 64 Jenkins, Kathy — 26 Jensen, Rick — 120 Jett, Larry — 12,27,69 Johannessen, Lila — 65 Johnson, Cynthia — 36 Johnson, Gary — 123,124 Johnson, Linda — 64 Johnson, Mary — 36 Johnson, Pricilla — 36 Johnston, Jim — 22 Jones, Carter — 81 Jones, Leonard — 62,67,71,115 K Karmen, John — 124 Kaye, David — 12 Keller, Brenda — 36 Kelly, Patsy — 22 Kendall, Tom — 22 Kennedy, George — 12 Kerbow, Bob — 34 Khadghenooi, Hassan — 22 King, Patsy — 37 Kirby, Myrtle — 65 Kirk, Howard — 109 Knight, Charles — 37 Koos, Jean — 22 Kosht, Kathy — 146,147 Krocke, Doris — 64 Kramer, Patricia — 65,93 Kuwahara, Jeannie — 20,22,26,68 Kuwahara, Kaz — 26 Jackson, Carl — 120 Jackson, Doreen — 36 Jackson, Gladys — 36 Landreax, Paul — 125 Landry, George — 123,124 Lanier, Carl — 81,134 Lanier, Willious — 80,81,107 Lausch, Margie — 93 Layton, Sandra — 37 Lazarus, Wade — 25 Leavage, Carlos — 38 Lee, Henri — 81 Lee, Ken — 132,133 Lee, Myunq Soon — 64 Index Lee, Tom — 137 Leiby, Sarah — 140 Leonardo, Manuel — 12 LeRette, Lyie — 12 Lerwick, John — 125,126 Levy, Jimmie — 77 Lewis, Alex — 1 19 Lewis, John — 1 19 Lewis, Lula — 65 Lilley, Larry— 134,135 Linderman, Glenda — 106,70,140,143 Lisa, Sister Mary — 65,66 Littig, Howard Jr. — 12 Lizana, Glenda — 38 Lockard, Frisby — 12 Lofton, Edward — 75,81 Logan, Helen — 76,87,93 Logon, Kathi — 65 Lombardi, Al— 62,66,68,115,138 Londen, Helen — 65 Long, Dave — 121 Love, Ina — 73,78 Lumpkin, Wallace — 71 Luna, Dan— 26,37,62,69,58 Luna, Thomas — 22 Lundahl, J. Kim— 23,70 Lunegerg, James — 12 Lyons, Kathy — 70,140 Mc McAuley, Dorothy — 12 McClelland, John — 80 McCleery, Jeanine — 140 McDaniel, Charles — 134 McDuffie, Fannye — 12,77 McFerrin and the Californians- McKnight, Linda — 112,76 McLemore, Regina — 78 M MacDonald, Maureen — 64 Madrigal, Lupe— 73,77,1 1 3,1 1 5,38 Magdaleno, Eva — 112 Malloy, William— 23,70 Manning, Barbara — 65 Manuel, Latricia — 78 Markham, Gloria — 38 Marlor, Kathryn — 12 Martin, Gloria — 64 Martin, Paul — 12 Mary, Sister Francis — 65 Medrano, Zoila — 23 Meeks, Jennifer — 141,142,143 147 Mermen — 1 24 Meredith, Ronald — 80 Miguel, Charles — 70 Millard, Wayne — 38 Miller, Cheryl — 145,146,1 Milligan, Elmer — 62,67 Mills, Ernest — 71 Mills, Steve — 124 Minner, Doug — 118 Miranda, Gloria — 65 Mitchell, Ellington— 39,121 Mitchell, Joe — 13 Mitchell, Rick— 70 Mitchell, Roger — 121 Modern Dance — 61 Monahan, Patricia — 65 Montgomery, Arthur — 39,125,126, 127,130,131 Mong, John — 23 Montgomery, Deril — 39 Moon, Dexter — 23 Moore, Cheryl — 144,147 Moore, Eugene — 81 Moore, Michael — 38,63 Morledge, Terrye — 23,64 Morris, Ellene — 64 Morris, Esther — 13 Morris, Jack — 132 Morrone, Nick — 74 Morrow, La Bronce — 23 Mortenson, Albert — 13 Mortenson, Robert — 7 Mosley, Carlotta — 71 Moss, Dave — 71 Muillikin, Wondo — 144, ' Myers, Donald — 72 147 N -52 Natural Sciences- Neff, John— 13 Nehru, Madame — 1 1 1 Nelson, Victoria— 23,73,76,1 1 5 Newman, Club — 59 Nicolosi, Phillip — 121 Noriega, Luz Monge — 70 Norman, Darlene — 93 Obioha, Alionye — 24 Odell, Gerald— 13 Oliver, Celestine — 146,147 Oliver, Dave — 124 Oliver, Paulo — 93,94,95,96 Onodera, Sumiye — 13 Organizations — 57 Ottens, Paul — 14 Otterson, Mark — 1 19 Outdoorsman Club — 70 Ozbunomisi, Levi — 70 Paal, Frank — 14 Page, Charles — 39 Page, Paul— 1 1 9,1 20,1 35, Pahl, Bernice — 65 Palmer, Charlene — 14 Palmer, Virginia — 73 Palser, Diane — 70 Poppas, Antoinette — 70 Parker, Gregory — 70 Paschal, Claudine — 65 Passarelli, Ray — 70 Payne, Annie — 65 Peltier, Mary — 64 Perolta, Jerry — 23 Perez, Dave — 138 Perry, Gwendolyn — 65 Petchick, Mike— 19,23,68 Peters, Janet — 14 Phi Rho Pi— 74 Physical Education — 54 Pico, Karon — 23 Pistol Team — 63 Pittman, Clark — 40 Pond, Gordon — 14 Porter, Al — 138 Portner, Randy — 137,139 Prados, Johnny — 120 Pringle, Wayne — 14 Pun Jabi Dancers — 30 34 Quinn, Judy — 65 Ramsey, Carmel — 14,118 Rauhut, Martin — 14 Ray, Victor — 67 Reed, Michael — 40 Recchio, Vincent — 27 Reese, Euorria — 40 Reither, Herb— 134,135 Reynolds, Phyllis— 23,73,76 151 Index Rhoden, Anita — 65 Rhone, Ernest — 24,112,106 Rista, Susanna — 64 Rivers, Noreno — 87 Roberson, Rudy — 24 Roberts, Marie — 14 Roberts, Venus — 63,74,79 Robinson, Carol — 79 Robinson, Fred — 71 Robinson, Norman — 24 Robinson, Sam — 130 Robinson, Carol Ann — 40 Rodriquez, Stella — 65 Rosario, Marie — 23,24 Rowe, Phyllis — 14 Rozelle, JoAnn — 146,147 Rubio, Ron — 24 Ruedi, Ronald — 70 Sagert, Diana — 65 Salvador, Duarte — 10 Sanchez, Gloria — 71 Sanders, Everleane — 64 Sanders, Rosa — 65 Schiermeyer, Sarah — 24,64 Schleibaum, William — 7,77,114 Schleimer, Gloria — 14 Schroyer, Lydia — 70 Schuck, Dan — 134 Scott, Brenda — 24 Scott, Gwen — 40 Scott, Ruth — 63 Shakelford, John— 24,121 Singleton, Ella — 146 Simms, Earl — 70 Skinner, Glorine — 24 Slater, Tonyuo — 93,94,95,97 Slater, Van — 14 Slykhous, Merle — 15 Smith, Charleston — 144 Elbert — 41 Floyd Jr.— 15 Gayle — 24,106,129,145,146, Smith, Smith, Smith, 147 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Social Solis, Sones Herschel — 15 lola— 65 Joyce — 41 Johann — 72,121 Ken— 122 Rick— 122 Science — 46 Elisa— 88 Beth — 65 152 Song Leaders — 103 Sorenson, Rick — 25 Spann, Nathaniel — 122 Speelman, Pat — 26 Sports— 117 Stainbrook, Dr. — 110 Stegall, Michael — 25 Steinkoenig, Richard — 70 Steinman, Judy — 25 Stephen, Randolph — 83 Stowe, William — 15 Stubblefield, Joseph — 15 Student Council — 113,114 Student Nursing — 64 Sukstorf, Rolf — 15 Swift, David — 42,66,69 Swissheim, Bobbie Synicky, Edward — 70 Tartar Knights — 80 Tartar Shield — 66 Taul, Constance — 16 Tartarettes — 78 Taylor, Barbara — 78 Taylor, Leona — 65 Taylor, Oliver — 126,127,128 Tharp, Elenor — 65 Thomas, Cynthia — 41 Thomas, Oliver Jr. — 25,125 Thomason, Betty — 16 Thompson, Ada — 41,62,71 Thompson, Janet — 62 Thompson, John — 134 Thompson, Marvin — 58,95 Thompson, Terry — 124,132 Thorpe, Darwin — 16,43,81,84 Tigner, Frank — 42 Toilieur, Linda — 42 Toliver, Darlene — 42 Tom and Trixie Tartar — 106,109 Torres, Cindy — 62,66,113 Towers, Rhonda — 70 Townsend, Roy — 42 Trembly, Bill — 134 Trommell, Odessa — 42,62 Trooez, Antone — 134 Truby, William — 25 Turner, Bob — 118,120,139 Turner, Callie — 25,64 Tyson, Janice — 43 u Underwood, Mike — 19,66,69 Upton, Thomas — 16,134 Usheretts — 76 Veen, James — 63 Velarde, Alita — 64 Velouquez, Nora — 73 Vickers, Diane — 93,94,95,96 Vocational Nursing (Student) — 65 Vonder, Tim — 25 VonMuller, Harold — 16 w Walker, Sandy — 44 Walker, Terry — 80 Na ker, Thomas — 16 Walker, William— 1 6,72 Wallace, Dorothy — 16 Wallace, Robert — 72 Wampler, Ellis — 16 Warren, Tyree — 26 Washington, John — 80 Waters, Norman — 43 Watkins, Mike — 134 Watson, Joseph — 16 Watson, Reginald — 25,75,80,112 Watts, lngrid—1 9,24,62,68,73,76,83, 107 Wedmore, Thomas — 70,137 Weimer, Walt — 134 Welty, Dorothy — 17 Wesbrooks, Gyndolyn — 73 West, Roberta — 17 Westbrooks, Victoria — 65 White, Gwendolyn — 43 White, Marcia — 64 Williams, August — 126 Wiliams, Charles — 17,118 Williams, Doris — 43,74,79,107 Williams, Jimmie La Verne — 43,79 Williams, Larry — 134 Williams, Kenneth — 17 Williams, Mary — 65 Williams, Robert — 81 Willis, Jo Ann — 75,76,94,113 Willis, Mary — 146,147 Wilson, Alphrida — 26 Wilson, Edgar — 17 Wilson, Elnor — 62 Wilson, Willie — 44 Wolcott, Elizabeth — 26,72 Wolff, Robert— 27 Wood, Sue — 145,146 Woodman, Brenda — 44,66 Valdry, Warren — 16,71 Valenta, Jerry — 16 Vasquez, Dan — 74 Yandell, Thomas — 27,70 Yell Leaders — 102 Young, Linda Marie — 42 Young, Roderick — 69,114, Yowell, Don — 17 06 -fcr ' ' T