Compton High School - El Companile Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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ERONTISPIECE-fP'rog-ress DEDICATION SPECTRUM STAFF FACULTY THE CLASSES THE ORGANIZATIONS THE ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING ,. 07115611118

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HE the-me of the 1927 Spectrum is Progress. We the Spectrum Sta-ff, feel that with tlze completion of the new building this theme is particularly appropriate. We wish to express the ap- preciation of the entire student body to our Principal, Mr. Thompson, and to the Board of Trustees, Mr. Mayo, Afr. Herskind, Mr. Fl-int, Mr. Ramsaur, and Mr. Daetweilcr, who have made the construction of this beautiful building possible. Too much cannot be said in praise of the efforts of these men. But in a larger sense, Progress in the material structure Ls not tlze only kind enjoyed by this school this year. The class of '27 has known Progress in in- tellectual enlightenment, in spiritual feeling, and in moral growth. They ha-'ve seen Progress in the coin- munity, an enormous growth in population, in business structures, and in beautiful homes. We are living in an age of the greatest Progress in invention and in- dustry the world has ever known. May Progress continue and always be as domin- ant in the future graduating classes from Compton Union High School as it has been in the Class of 1927. THE STAFF.