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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1954 volume:

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To those of tomorrow we leave the dream that we have cherished and added to during this year . . . to them we turn over the material things we have built and the intangible spirit that is Compton High, know- ing they will make it better for having been here. Tomorrow others will walk where we have, down cam- pus lanes . . . where we have built well, they will gain . . . where we have built poorly, they will build again. To every person who will love or live for Compton High School ....................................... We give our heritage. Hi I s x . ,KJ .A . 'I' x Y Ls f g S XJ yy U Qufuza fW' Z 'im 1. A7 Q i'---Q... 5 Ee e :lb J Q7 t r ll L f A ,h kk X 1 l . fl .iglcbrzirziifzczfigvrz cum! KQLICLLZZI1 if? it-in-l 1 f f10U.JU1 '5'l aku 5' ' f K KQ Aw gl 7 AJ IL J ' 7LL ,V ff Zflax wg S JW .asf . Q X 1. L, ' A A. X . ,- hw X ' ' I . ., . 1 . 1 . :, X ' ,, V' t X f . ,d , A l, U1 I L 7 A g X . xx 1 r 2 . , . ,J X ' . Q ' x I 4 ' X .Y X' - X Eff I . 8 Q 6 ' lt ff 1 C73 ,1 , .. 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HEMPHILL, SUPERINTENDENT, has underfaken the responsibilities of the superinfendency for The past four years and served twenty-one years K ,, as assistant superintendent. Throughout These years he has won rnany friends. x - He now holds a bachelor of arts degree from Colorado State College of Eduib dl' gf tion, and a master of arts degree from the University of Southern California. b Mr. Robert Barnes, business manager, Mr. W. Knight, memberg Mr. Robert Haneline, vice-president, Mr, Franklin C. Hemphill, superintendent ROBERT G. BARNES BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Cargille and Mr. Barnes have worked very closely with The board of Trusiees in formulating administrative policies. Mr. Evereif Pyle, president, Mrs. Clara Fox, member, Mr. Edwin Chaffee, clerkg and Mr. Rae Cargille, deputy superinfendenf. RAE E. CARGILLE ASSlSTANT SUPERINTENDENT Ka, . . X V! I. 19 ous U fllfesfcoff gwzuzccfzaf Down through the years Compton Sensor Hugh School has never had a more loyal and hard workung prnncupal than Mrs Doris T Westcott She has her faculty her students and Our school always upper most nn her thoughts Her tnme means nothung to her nf she can be of the slnghtest servnce to any one even the least ID our school The pupnls fund IH her a staunch frlend as well as a counselor the faculty feels that she understands and appreclates :ts many problems and the admnnlstratuon knows that at can depend upon her ludgment I Y r r Y . . . , ' 1 f I I .. . 20 Ass1S'f0nl ANNABELLE WHITE Assnstont Prlncnpol Kem-w J YWDCS pnnclpol f--s f' Q E? Mrs Whute ond Mr Lee vlce prlncupols have worked very closely wlth Mrs Westcott to gnve the students Cl tune school They olong wnth the students have set o hugh stondord of values 21 ,LEE , -- X I X owns ou . . ZLU.'Zl7ZEIZ SENIOR COUNSELORS: EDWARD CHESTER MARGARET MONTGOMERY SENIOR CHAIRMEN. IRWIN BINDER KATHRYN BOWERS JUNIOR COUNSELORS: GERALD BADEN HAZEL HARLAN JUNIOR CHAIRMEN. PETER MEL MAXINE STEPHANIAN SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS: RUTH RABEN BU RG LESTER RlSTOW SOPHOMORE Cl-IAIRMEN: FRANCIS DILWORTH WILDRED WYATT , .ff Z fl fgcfccl E7 'T 'W l 'f Lb, I lf u I Working for more cmd better school activities f were Mr. Harry Reid and his secretaries. Shown, 1 an left to riglrit, Ore Eva Dew, Ilva Porter, Dorotlnyi Tyler, Mr. Harry Reid, and Esther Weller. ,iv , l l lvl' I NJ .fill XX' ,xll . ' 'S , .xy .l.lXj X X ., N Il X,-fx,, N N - xt N 4.-V IX x ,mx lxv Y 'I OFT, 'Tx .hx Y. v, I 1 V.. 'I X ,XI X X L . NIJ Nix I 'X -IC ' 'I My I ' l fl ,Q . ,Dull 1 L ' .K 2' Counselling for scholastic Oclvievements as well as work permits were Mr. William Rollins ond his secretaries, Vivian Hunt and Marie Williams. :fa A-,J Q' A The fact that the Gerling fhe srudenrs to school and to class on time were vhe vwo biggesv iobs of Martha Borders, Mr Eugene Barmore and secretaries, Morgene McEI' veny, Deborah Winifslry, Selma Smivh, and Agnes Putnam grew and grew Rep? Mr. James O'Donovan and hrs secretary, Eleanora Walker, increasingly busy ' I X 'ZOHZ jliii . vloux BAGWELL, Bs. CHET elmo, BA - J fx 'Q X 7 f' , x , I .9 'Nai- 4? ff PAUUNE ABBOTT, BS, CENA ALTNOW, BA, MA, O6 ATHERTON, GEPALD BADEN, EMMA BAIRD, BA, MA EUGENE BARMOPE, B A, M A 9 ? l-NLLIAPD BARNARD, BS, M5 PWIN BlNDEl2, BA MS Czffbffrdf 1401.1 'iff' 9 kr J , 45? C ELIJZIZ ORPHA DOCKERY, B.S. HELEN DOLLEY, B.A. CHARLES DOYLE, Ph.D., M.A. WESLEY DUNN, Special RUTH EAGLES, B.A., M.S. RAYMOND EDGMON, B,S., M.S. DONALD FISHER, B.E., M,S LEONARD FISHER, B.A JOHN FLINSPACH, Specuol REX FRANK, B.A. WILLIAM GRAINGER, B.A. CLIFFORD GRITZ, B.S., M.A. MARTHA BORDERS, B.A., M.A. KATHRYN BOWERS, B.A., M.S. MARLYS BRIDGHAM, B.S., MS, HOWARD BROWN, B.S. MONROE BUSCH, B.S., M.S. JAMES CAUDILL, M.A., B.A. IGNACIO CAUDILLO, B.A. 1 ,yy 5' - 0- 'Til I I1 ' J KATHLEEN CAMPBELL, B.S., M.S. -5 EDWARD CHESTER, B.A. .- ' I I MIRIAM Cox, B.S., M.S. ' I 1 JOAN DALE, B.A., M.A. JOHN DEL MONACO, BM., M. af 4 I, A L M . FRANCIS DILWORTH, B.A., M.S. 'MMS I xr- A I I 40, :lg . S V ,,. , Q in , 1., A Q , v-A 4' fav '. 4-J-D -4,- 21. AMY GROSS, B.A ESTELLA HALL, B.A., M.A MARGE HANSON, B.S., M.S DEAN HARBOUR, B.A L , f' L HAZEL HARLAN, BS. MARGARET HARRIS, B,A ERNST HARTMANN, BA., M.E SARAH HENDRICKSON, B.S RUTH HILLGER, BE. CHESLEY ISSACS, B.S., M.A NORMAN KADISON, BA., M.A. DOROTHY KNOX, Bs. HARRIETT EN, 4 8 1 -1 A5 540: Y :M - v M.A. 5 5? in 35' N49 Ki TLT A f fied ' W R .Qjff ' ' x .J .gg ri 9 V A, 29 'J+- Tw T R f it F' A A 1 1 'Mig Q, ' ' . Yi A 1':'l.Rg.. .5 -X ' fi. . A 55 1 :.:: L' A 4 2 an .- A 33 as 1' A M sf, A I x if N I l X f9,Xx K Lowa cfgaufirz r lg fs: 't' i ,. an k? '-E? 2- 'f 4 'L 2 4 x B ,. .irfid Q Q xl,':,3. 352, B6 5' I Q3 X 5. CLIFFORD LTLJEKVIST, BA., M.A., PHD, ALICE LONSDALE, BA., M.A. DOROTHY LOWE, Bs., RN., M.A. SIMA MANNICK, BM., M.M. JACOMINA MARSMAN, BA, M.A ERNEST NAUK, B.A., M A, PETER MEL, BA., MS. RUTH MERVIS, B.A, UNM RREDRTQR MTTSCHLER, BA. MARGARET MONTGOMERYBA., Ms. JAMES ODONOVAN, BA., Ms. 25 KARL OLSON, as., M.E. Lowa cyifirz L' GRACE O'MALLEY, B.A. GORDON ORR, B.S., M.S. VIVIAN OWENS, B.S., M.S. ALEXANDER PALANDECH, B.A. EDITH PINE, B.S. WILLIS POWERS, B.A., M.S. DANIEL PRESNALL, B.S., M.A. RUTH RABENBERG, B.A., M.S. DONNA REDMOND, B.S. HARRY REID, B.A., M.S. I A ff 5 'Er u-... gf ' I Q I I 'w Lester Ristow, B.A., M.A,, Allen Sums BS Ed.D. Lyle Siverson BA MA William RoIIins, B.A., M.A. Roberta Slothower B A Ralph Rozelle, B.A., M.A. Mcriorie Smuvh A Arnold Sanchez, BE .S Y. DI 'N- I I 4 -I EX U 26 X . X I K'- . unc! cgifgnzsfic LAURA WUBBEN, B.A. MILDRED WYATT BA M A KW mm MAXINE STEPHANIAN, B.S., M.S. JAMES VINE, Specnal VERA STRICKLAND, B.A,, M.A, DEWEY VROOM, B.S. DELIA TAYLOR, B.A, CHARLES WARREN, Special EVA TERRY, B.A., M.A. LAURA WRIGHT, BS, ETHEL WYLLIE BA alma- K-1, f-'Q XC! 45? 41 Ci A.-g f-rf, 4' Qpcffl4fCADMINISTRATI 2 FRANCES LALONDE SECRETARI HELEN PEARMAN BARBARA KING EDNA CUTLER W2-Q.. '17' mfs. 27 MRS. D0 ROY HY low E -er 7 i 'ii Do AN Pereizsew r Nl' ETH school nurse School doctor Nurses Aids: First Semester front row: Wil- lwemenia Rayan, Dianne Dillingham, Ann- ette Howarth, Wilam Bateman. Second row: Daylene Farran, Charlotte Douglas, Phyllis Labrador, Marlene Lopez, and Pat Cole. Second Semester tront row: Arlene McClain, Janice Boyd, Frances Angan, Phyllis Witten. Second row: Pat Cole, Charlotte Douglas, Wilhemenia Rayan, Loretta Henderson, Ed, na Harris, and Wilma Bateman. x i ,, -Q--....,,,,m Responsuble for the delucnous meols ond prompt servuce IO vhe new cofeterm were Hennle Lott Ad o Losenly Corherune Buften Froncus Cotfen ond Mable Cooper ,f J 4 1 7 I vi cgfucfsmf . Q . .w11'wlx1Q. ummm' n 1 X u V . Zflii 51: ' ' ' ' V ' A 'I ' 'li N W S2225 S X 1 n , g xl eff ' Q p ' QF P ,xp . WAP A :X J 443' ' ' , MNA P is L daiftqig, Lx 31,71 K N X91 ' F UMR ,Uv .. ,1. ,V , , -f . M y , N. Jdlqv 1 if U X1-, J Ulf' J! 'xvhxxv i N 1 i ., jp Ovafmnzarzf 6 3 I 1 I f I' N ' 6 1 L 5 , 44 f-f ' 'M' , ff 1 vi, . , I M .rg 5 5 A . twii , 494 J'-+-....,Vf..4--.,,,f Paul Johnson towerxng sensor t a hugh standard as the tnrst Associated Student Body Presldent on the new Compton Senior Hugh School campus The accomplishments of the councrl under his guidance were a blue and gray banner for Compton the cheer leaders sweaters nught games unter school council wuth Lynwood and after game dances at the com munnty center Ralph Flannagans band was won ID a raduo contest tor an assembly 32 jlu IOL acl? Rnto Joe Rosa was rewarded for his tnnal state ment G d wllnng and wrth Has help I wul not fall you by his malonty win an the AS B election Rnto rs well liked by his fellow stu dents and throughout hxs term as student body presudent has carrued out the well formed standards set by hrs predecessor , ,1,. ,:.,1 .. Y ,f f 1: 5 1 ' 1- cf V J 4 ' ' ' sr- cg -lf , 4' O i A ' ' , ' l . I.. . . . t . . . I 3. U so l MM .. xy X ll Q XX T l 1 il l .l F 2 , ' ' , se ' l' ' I I vial I I - in Hendo Bcumhorf Foil ASB vlce presudem Woldifh Sfcxuffer, Spring ASB vice president, n,..v,n:,g Q MI Cl s Parker Sprung ASB secretory Vrrgrmo Trees Foil ASB secrerory 'ETS'-4 - . remix, , is ri 'Q Ia If L 4.52 A V Vs. . , , 1' L . - x, f pi if 'X '7 ' , 5 . , , A fh , .:. 4 -I ,fn - ff, ,- -MT ,fr M24-1- - 'ffzjsf ' . I f .QL ?. kwXZXL3?m,.,iE'2QiQ Z , wwf :Q 7' ,fs or ,rf-iw, ,,'-.W -1 . .gf ' 'ffex lmj' ifj fffafi 2, M an , ,,, .. ., , :,,. ,. gm Q: , ,L r I li' 1: . ,zf:,g5M3 ji ? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidents-Jerry Louer, Lou Fry Vice-pres.-Mono Burton, Skip Workman JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidents-Terry Boss, Bob Forbes Vice-pres.-Virginia Hill, Joclnn Bell Lana Q A-A .5 Q ? El K. tt. 'mff' ky, I f 'vt .i f X X I .'Q... In I .,s Y SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presidenfs-Les Linomen, Terry Brodley Vice-pres.-Koy Welch, Myrno Freerksen All ,Q T.-Cilhnsg, FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row June Rrnnehcnrf Herdo Bornhorr Pool Johnson Vrrgrnro Trees Second Row Reothxo Hughes Jone Moormon Paulo Conrod Jerry Looer Wosdnh Stouffer Terry Boss Thrrd Row Mr Hurry Rerd Morcuo Boternon Les Lmornen Lou Fry Skrp Workman and Don Evans in Cl 'v f SPQTNC SEMESTEW STUDENT COUNCTL Se nc1orL Terry Broo ey o os Pore Joe Rosa Wolo J Svuffe Bob Forbes Yvonne Crvrysv Cynro Hen S'on g Alden Waldo Qoy We Swann Svo Workman Mor cr fren News fi9enHf1HuqPs . J V It N w , - - ' M 4. 2 X 3 ,fy . ':l ff ' V. 4 V, , ' fy V my V H A X K K ' v ,ow g,,,' Q 1 T Q Q .. - .- if 4- I In nb L my 1 fa A N V lj' my ,nf ,, N v I X . li . C-c'ed'EdRr r, i,Lr.E'y,P'y RI, , F fy V I V I v , v dm - v , W , C Bfve 'J , r SVG 'VM , ' T P, O 5, iid LL5 Ray Wensmann Sprung semester Boys League presndenf Don Evans Fall semesfer Boys League presudenf ccwuzfa Lf 1-was ' me 1 ,.- 'i-H -,,. ,fl Q. lar 4? gi. Z4 , as Q5 if Ns... N tr fs :M Q git n 4 ' za ,g'1v f .YI K sl', ,'l'rv ai 0 ' Q 0 Q '0'a 1 xg '.' Q' ,T s .H .rw It v, '1 I 4 3 , 1 we Q Editor-rn-chief of The Chimes, Morcio Bdfemon, is seen here presenting The Chimes Boxes To the Three closs presi- 7' denfs, Lou Fry, senior, Terry Bradley, sophomore, ond Bob Forbes, junior. This picfured event wos the firsf check where- in Yhe siudenf body Tickets were punched before the Chimes wos issued. ..---ff' Ll 'T f rx I g vvoidnh smuffef, FUN Semesfe' Girls' LeC1QUe premdem' LUZL! C Cynthia Herb, Spring semester Girls' League president. 9lll'lf-1 GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL FA LL SEMESTER M CYDYLWIG HEYH Waldnh Syouffer Yoshlko H.deYVn0 Ffeerksen Evelyn Gunnn Teresa AlI'Y19IdO Paulg Abbott nr' FTM' WW! GHZ S LEAGUE COUNCIL SPRLNC SEMESTER Cyrvfha Hefh Dorovrwy Bogus Patsy Parker Hewda Barnharv Jane Moarman Nedra Scot' Kay Leagev' Marcua Snmms Yoshuka Hde Lnda Rall 39 , I I I y I , , 1 E 1 L V' Qs r H51 4 L E ! i ' If ,Lf L , I . ' ' fd: 55457 4 if AL r-2' L ' 4 an -, Q N 5 N .-AT- A I-2 I: 1' fy A .ti 4.4 I 1? ,'9?f5?? A I f I f, , , J W ' 1 v , L S cifulsnf . I f gf f 2: L' ' Z x WV: 4 7.1 O X EQ A X G , Q S ,gd MR N X xl QE X Q R: fwxxls Xt X N Rx Mx, 55? XX D 'N XX iss E NN , , Xxx X X fx X t KX X I XG NX 5 X ' I wx xii Q3 'z cuzizafwnz 3 X Q X3 ' 40 RSE 5 X gg Qi RRR Nw 5 afar-MN W? ' , 5 of . l ' v nf' ,II 7 41 'frvn 1. -1- I K 21 in Don Evans Jock Johnson Ed Rundahl L XA L gocfuwai Bull lmpens Loo Fry Roy Welsmonn Sklp Workman Royal Crurne Bob Hoff Wally Abersold Gale Dennls Jlm Buck Floyd Ross Jerry Lauer Tom Adxlsor' Paul Johnson Duck Hngglnbollwarr' 'mf' Bobble Hamulton Paula Conrad aft f . W7 'J Q 'G'L'Z'J3f Cginzaffai Mona Burton Jane Moorrnan Vlrginna Trees Waldirh Siauffer faq. Yoshiko Hnde Cynthia Heth Q gi,-va Nedra Scott Janne Lowe Mama Bcveman Snuley Adlason Nancy Sammon Marllyn Hall Jane Rhineharf Heida Barnharf fi , 1 if' I 5 rg' Yvonne Frankenburg 1 2 Q1 .pn ' srfxoe Creivvm-Left to Rtglwl, Front Row- Larry Corclova, John Carptnl, John Lemons. Second Row: James Gage, Ronnie Wul- ltanns, Jean Levvls, Gary Froman. Don Rardon, Don Muller, Larry Banflelcl, and Joe Lutz. .XXX AUDIO-Vl5UAL alas are lhalla Katzenberger cl 1 re C t O r Stanatng: Barbara Freeman Beocs, Wayne Goltrt. Crouch, Jfmgl Hodge E. N -an '!,::it!L vi-.1 POM POM GlRLS+Left to Rtght, Front Row- Sprouse, C. Jonawoy, J. Spencer, C. Cottrell, Beresford, J. Graftton, J. Annon, S. Wlse, Alarcon. Se-:ana Row: E. t-ltcks, L, Corell, Parmley, C. Forget, P. Enteman, B. Turner, Alexander, D. Vlramontes, R. Chandler. Third J Harmon, R. Gagllo, P, Walsh, P M. Span. Fourth Row: R. Fletcher, L l l. Telles, J. Evers, M. Johnson, B. Henderson Edwards, J. Telles, J. Duarte, B. J. Page. Row: K. Butcher, N. Ivy, B. l-llllingsworth, B. S. Droves, P. Perry, C. Sanchez, G. Yauman Mathews, and J. Noon. CLEIZCL Amie 3, M CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB members ore Front Row J Longwell M Von DeWefernng S Dovns S Dowes Second Row K Cox D Mulder K Ketchum D McKIbben M Rome G Fly M L Roger E LeD Thrrd Row M Allowoy J Windham N Goleener C Lewrs B Bovee S Helton M Nncolo N Frsher Fourth w Mr G oden E Ml r S K Cool R Dolbey J Duke T Hodges B Foge J Compono SCIENCE CLUB members ore Front Row B Bovee M McGoveny Y Hde E Mll F F E Em J Sondqunst D Mulder S McGuIre Second Row D Corgrlle C Troeb M C Grfz Thard Row R Sorrego Mcrfrn V Cherene F Goleener N Wrlloms W Lourrc J Bruckmon Fourvh Rw D Brrsbm J U B Von Ho R Corlrsle K Kerc -1 JL.. F --. X J I . I I C 4 ' Y 1 ,, ' A V A x l . , l , , l ' 2 I ,:?ZQrflWf' 'fiat I Ro : .l . .B , .l Elle, B. rrlifhj , dll, Q. I ,4 . l ,l A l ,l . V, I. l . 7 , , l , cznz Qui fguibmz igsffocmfgafl - : . , . , . I , . I er, . osfer, . est, , I - , . . : . ' , . , V, . I . ' : , ' , K. ', . , , , . I , . , . . o : . ' ', . B ck, L. Fry, , rsf, . ' , . hum, I raft? I X x l V gl' ' - , 5 W X- ' I -1 H f 4 A - . 45 ll 19 M Frank Galeener, Fall Mimirathenians president Our scholarship society, Mimirathenians, is Chapter l28 ofthe California Scholar- ship Federation, Its motto is Scholar- ship for Service. Students who achieve membership during two-thirds of their semesters in high school become lite members, or Sealbearers. This is the highest scholastic honor that can be conferred upon California high school students. MIMIRATHENIAN members are-Front Row: Eileen LeDou, Donna Mulder, Donna Jones, Susan Brayton, Johnna Olilla, Yoshiko Hide, Lutie Harmon, Paula Abbott, Margie Burk. Second Row: Martha Raine, Sharon Davies, Sharon Mayfield, Joan Omdahl, Roger Delby. Third Row: Carls Kemp, Norma Galeener, Beverly Bovee, Kathie Ketchum, Vincent Cherene, Ken Caudill, Joe Bass, Virginia Durham, Keith Martin, Ben Templeton, Ralph Sariego, Bill Lauric, and Randall Pyle. xi l ll .. fue 'i --1.4 MIMIRATHENIAN members are-Front Row: Marcia Bateman, Sandra Bisson, Alice Kendall, Sarah Sprowl, Nedra Scott, Sylvia Clarke, Judy VonMulIer, Pam Reese. Second Row: Carol Riefschnieder, Marilyn House, Joan Sariego, Gail Crain, Kathleen Brewen, Barbara Hecht, Jean Counts, Carolyn Calonge, Ted Holland, Willis Minor, Charles Ford, Don Reed, Bob Hutt, Larry Blum, Jim Buck, and Frank Galeener. i'Mimirathenians, the name of our local chapter, is a coined word from two in- teresting sources: Mimir, the giant in Norse mythology who was guardian ot the fountain of knowledge, and Athena, the goddess of wisdom in Greek myth- ology. Carla Kemp, Spring Mimirathenians president, 4 v 'Ns f Q I Ll fuz 1 X LATlN CLUB members Front Row L Crontnger G Plurnley B Wersrnann P Bryce A Hughes L Harmon D Pool W Clover J Eagle H Knudsen Second Pow J Gressett J Evers E Galreque D Warran D Mclltbben P Walsn V Greenwood L Corum J Monn S Mclilhrnney P Pe ry J Annan J ralton E Hcks J An erson J F 1 P Wrllrarns M th Row J Greene M Esterdahl J t om J Scott R Fletcher J tsvo G rn S Johnson D Schnerder B Kolar E ery Lowe A Culwell Lee E Chaffee J Vrncent C D McAulay Ftfth Row D Mayberry G Wrlson R Yost K Chandler L rn Warner H Thornton l Whttesell ondJ SPANISH Co Y mbe P A B Qu rs 'nclud L if J Offiiir f 'O wcn FO rs A G eqond R nr ROW Wh R 'OSS Th OW M L 5 Mow Ow J BOSS :rd Row W amz D Le reid L WIN C ebo Menow S vrne L Km lamg S EH Uer DQ Owle 'Ott G P W 5 K E Yle and DSJS McCfeyOnd BBrewen J Cvons 077765 Fufler Offer P SIG er CLUB me 'ang Z ,J ' t X u A , A .L A Q rf ' ' K l L ' , ' . . ,-. , x 3 'K Q gy ' x 5 -s Y K' 1 '- J J ' A Q I 2' Q L 4 n 1-i ul I 1 .JK ,r,, , . , . l, . , . , . , . I , - T r , Kassebaurn. Third Row: . , . G , . H , . d , . or, . ' ' , W llr s, , . , . R' ld, F. Kesler, J. Kadlng. Four 1 , , . , D , , , . , . a , . , . ' , . , J. Crosby, S. Webb S. d , 3 - r I .M Q 5 ' J M ' ' , C . , ' - - P ' ' ' I ' N A L f Y 91 . My 5- 4 , ,fy .. 'L Y' s. N. --n TEN Top TUN ES CLUB Rosa Pnerqe Susan Bro rlnembers shown left ro Hgh, nerh Wflgon Alden Woyzd D Zfowono Wrfhoms Hof nn the from ro 0 on d Ce JOY G n M155 Ruth Merwscon row Tom Pwn R Ce cmrdner C Z Undo!! Pyle Ken LLIZE4 K CQL T55 5 H lmpens Jane MQ0rrYHGfW pegrhro HUQHES O Bovemorr D from row Worrh MWC' Crow loumolrsm club membej Krew lOOn Lone Bruce HUY S RNBES hon rmgn Qgrol Marcus Secori F h and Gary KH ore Dons Wh'ppe H ff Sfeve 'S E' eeper Mrs Vrolo BOQWQH Bob U i ff 43 -. 3 , 'I I X , , N 1 '1 -r ' 'S-4 9 . m I . I t f I V , ' W Q : P - f Buckner Q d - Her COY- Se : re Odlp , r O11 - 1 ' I I r V I I Ar' Q 1 . r Q N V , x 'Y F- . ' 49 K 45 CA.TLI72l7ZlJZ SWIM TEAM members Left fo Rnght Front Row N Denny C Brlefwelser P Eamugh B Wlllrams V Shurndke unnt rs on Leo ro ermczn elt Lelbla Stockwell B Bent R Shnne Second w C Potterson M Tyson Seeger S Lehto P Bennunger P Reese S Thomas L Hudson G Treweek P Abbott K Brewen M Wlllloms J Von Muelle S Dawes M Clork J Cutler and M Brown -.!s.! GAA members are Lef to Rrght Front Row M Quesada B Hecht J Wagner Y Hnde T Clarke A Llttman E Horns Second Row R Lebeno M Story M Grain A Robunson L Raudoll J e K Susson F Alexander B Nucholes Thurd Row M House J Qurnt V Shumcke D Jones B Weusbrod V Walker and N Danton oafevz Dance MODERN DANCE members Left to Right Front Row D Torres M Beardslee T Overbury B Schutrum F McCrockln M Bennet A Culwell C Tunnk P Lo rador J Wlks A Gun B Dudley D Brook C Kemp M Cook B Meggerson M Kelly Second Row L Henderson B Nlcholes B Foster G Evans M Parge Turd Row G Wlnstead J Carpml Neeper O Degeddungseze B Rrmson Liu LL QQ KI 1- VARSYTY LETTERMEN CLUB members ore LefY to Rrghv Front Row Mr A Sanchez B Impens D Hlggmbothom R Cmme L Mollonee R Jensen B Dye Second Row F Ross JI-iorvley W Abersold N Hollrdoy B Pormeter Qmdner rr W L ersmonn rn cz D lnske p Fourth Row B Moore rn oorg R md ormon enms mmons Vo erre Frfvh Row H Velecom J Worm M ervry B Scofv and P Wrllroms If WCJ4 CF- members ore Lefv ro Pugh' rom ow o ovrs o rmorx rr rr' rs Slorhower Second Row N Scovr R Waters A Bertheoio ond S Murdock QI! 'ffl '-'iv' Il -x 1 x x I' D C marzo .PWR W ,E R dhl,J.BUfk,J. . e, p, ,L. Lb , Lq,BH ,GD ,DE ,P.,l . p, 'go Q C 7 f CH , , . vw., - ,F Q'J.Mrln0,ND ,JMO C,Gffr,M,R 51 X. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE members are Lef to Rsghf From ow Barnharf C Heth Scurlock K Martin Second Row Mr L Srverson C Whufesell lrwm M Sums N Co aro eener R arlego Th rd Row R J R a C Lync B Thom V Durham M Hal Four R w R Prlce S Rule D James D Wnzke P Stewart and C Eamn h 11,111 IPI' ,49 rdf- flf-fr I W3 THESPIAN CLUB embers are Lfr To Rghf F nr Row J Kyle L Pearson B Broderman P ra duck L Rall D ascl ond Row R Pyle H nhcrf B I R Levune S Daw Brusco and C I 52 73 51,1 1 fi , , j- 1 V -- J., - V, M I A, 1 Iggy, ,lv X . , r . - r . I, I-, -Y fylxff ' ' - 1' ,A ju? - , I 'J , f,A, . , 1' , A . 'J vf11'7vlj!: , .ff -- .'.f j f A J. ,M fff' A A2 -GTM , Q K i C R , l,4nuf'L'. .9'7' , ,f7. 5 N 4. , Q f , 'I , J ,A JI' C 1 -Q ,z L N , , , 1' gi, ff! .I j rf - of , , f J 3 ff' A ,,. Aff' f . ' E 1,'J ' ' , I , I - f ' , re Hr , . , 5, , . ' . 1 . . ' , . ' , K. ' , . ' , . ff , F.Cvl ,.S'.i :,,os,, h,. as,. ,. I. flrm o: , ' , . , . , . ' , , , . 'g, m --e i , ro 1 . , . , , , . C d , , s, .L aa, Sec : . , .Bar , .H'll, , ' , . es, F, A , ,Ca'n. .-gall ConTrnuaTnon classes are under The dnrecTuon of Mr James F ODonovan The work coordlnaTor He keeps ID Touch vv1Th employers and dlrecTs The placernenT of sTudenTs on The 'obs Three Teachers cornpleTe The sTaTT Mrs Eva Terry Teaches 'ob onenTaTlon and reading skulls Mr Allen E Sums Teach es everyday business and driver educaT1on Mr Alexander Palandech covers all Three areas In has classes whuch are composed of sfudenfs who are unemployed and are affendung Three hours per day All subgecT rnaTTer IS Tied closely wnTh The overall Idea of The 'ob and The worker Mrs Vera Sfrlckland school psychologlsT gives Two hours per week To These sTudenTs Tor counseling and TesTung Mrs EThelyn Welda assusTs Those wlfh read :ng problems rn The readlng cllnlc Mrs Eleanora Walker as In charge of The offuce procedure and records A ggfudanf . . . 5, ' I I , V2 f f 4... ifxlfucffi ,bulb ye! ' I V Lf ,'2,J4,f:T4 ,, ,AOCL vial, Iilfffdlffdj 7 W 4. I Kflpelbg. -I 'Ca-4,1 Af, !7lj:4,c',J4,f 'fc L 'J , , 7in4 f 'f Q- j V. 1. ' -4 - . 14749 fa if? f' V T f 5,7156 4704 1461 X CL. . Oqafiuifiai 54 ff ' sh M ' R -fin The main obiective of the 1954 El Campanile statt was To please the students, faculty, and administration ot Compton Senior High. Led by Editor Reathia Hughes, and directed by Mrs. Viola Bagwell, sponsor, the staff tried hard to make the El Com- panile a memory book tillecl with the activities throughout the year. ff Eonzfbmzifg Shzff . UGHES eoitoiafllifowllx H Joan Lane Tom Adkison Bob Gott Tony Urquidez Johnny Carpini Billie Strehorn Beverly Howe Buddy Stanley Oscar McHenry George Winstead .-..,,ug, 'QN Pat Cole Gary Killgore Student Government Sports Editor Busy as a bee describes the four Bs, Bagwell, Bowers, Brown, and Binder. Miss Katherine Bowers and Mr. lrwin Binder, sen- ior chairmen, contributed many hours to The scheduling for senior pictures, Without their efficient help the staffs task would have been more difficult. Mr. Howard Brown, with his faithful camera, ioined the staff of the El Campanile when they were most needed. Joe Bass is given Honorable Mention at this time. Mrs. Viola Bagwell, sponsor, by hook or crook, in sunshine, dust or rain met the deadlines. 54. ry C3 'L i Joe Bass Photographer MPS. VIOLA BAGWELL Director gf publication s Mr. Erwin Binder and Miss Kathrene Bowers Mr, Howgrd Brown Senior Class Chairmen. phofogmpher I -f , 7 N n ,Q . 1.5- l 1 4, , ... --1-. .., . K 3 J-. ...- !1 , , , y 'M TW rr r fr 1 1 wiwmwzw 'ff' c Yi f -.Maui W- V ' M M, . ,fi ., W 5 A f r .2 ffrr A I 3, 1 I 4 , ' P' 'ay-++'w Q X new Rifo Joe Rosa Landslide in mffgcfion . is Qs v V H I ' 5 - ,q Q .,, , ,,.b.,, i if ,fp E dustmcqbxfof beingithef Morciqi effiwistoff ang Violo Qogwell, sfriveci of Cqgampfon MHSQJW MARCIA BA : . J, ,,.,-1, M. .. nun , X A ,7 wwf, m- U.: ' ' Hr., H 'w 'f' ' ' 7 L V ,, , . H , l- w ec n 1 -'f' :'-'J 1 ,Bfrugzb Hxqyworth Bi-Il1lhnLg52a65 i 11.42gx!?1Q.Q,,L941Q,.EM1 ,, , , q -,v-. V--,. -1 j A ,, , , . , , , ,,,. 4-:qt fd' ,. 9'-L,KiNb HHAH lk NL. an L .1 fx 2 -f ,Q X., -1:-' 4 j A M FX Y- K-'X E' . L L . :fr-:vi fm-,ease gnrg D if - EDIT ' A n 7 t ...f- 5-4 NEWS 3e1'ef:: B Ulrwcr, D Wwpperrvvm, J, Lwnf' 5PfCVT'l 'ow A Nfeouer I T4'fl'CV'9Y B Hf1.vvcf Dfw-as P. L'A'!I'7V'I lFI o XX ORIAL-Seemed: A. Turley, D. Nhuppermcm, G Matthews Second row- J F Tomossoccw, M, Bofemon, x x . I - s SOCIETY ,.,. X ,, - 1 McAdom, V. HIM, D. Wynn D Hovcher, J, Broolfmcm, I XJQ Si fig' SPORTS-Secved S Pusher, C Marcus T Hughes Sec omx row: .I Fewdv, B, Huff. Q.. nf' 3'1- E- V. ,lv l , J ZUTJESZ ' 1 ,:.': S . 4 Mr, Wcirren Vander LeesT4his hosf oi friends coli him Von '-directs Richard Hood cis he sets copy for The Chimes . Bob Mcxson, Roy Hogue, ond Bill Rutcin ore working busily in METAL SHOP. Joe Sionbock is concentrating on his os signmenf in MACHINE SHOP. W AUTO SHOP ELECTRIC SHOP MACHINE SHOP Laci 4 uif . 'Those hectic days were upon The blue ond grey campus os pledging got underway wills bofh service orgonizofions, The Squires ond Chirneffs serving notice To oll pledges To Tok I 1 .Qm. .W 'S Rjzciau fiom heed. With the one week of pledging over, many students were proud to display their club pins and regain their dignity os CI Compton High student. ,X 'A gi. gyfzicuf garlic? Bbq, Always ready to give a smile to everyone might well describe Dick Higginlootham, 1954 Typical Senior. Taking an active interest in the Squires and serving as Varsity Club president were just a few ot his accomplishments here at Compton. All around sports are Dicks main delights. 'L ,Q 'X I L fb'- ,4 f .4, 5-5, ' 1 Jyflacufl barzioi Cla Teresa Almeiclas friendly smile and winning personality have won her many friends here ar Compton plus many honors which include Kickoff Queen, Compfonenes, Girls League representa- tive and a member of the senior class council. Since she is maiaring in business, she plans To atrend Long Beach Business College upon grad- uafing from Compfon High. f' ' J' ...sf 1 uz A CAPPELA members aregfron' row' Mrs Q R. Maresxy, L. Snearnen, A. Kerr, D. Presvon, , , T. Lrttle, C Berlrn, B. Porter, K Hansen -'- 3 5 86 pe. 'QC M. Geer, P Labrador, M. Lewrs, E Mllrken, J. Telles Mrs. S. Mannick, C. Rerlsnyder. Second row' B. Sfewarl, S. Johnson, S 47 Brogan, Q Foltz, L Dawes, R. Wllson, E Barra, M Woodruff, M. Hoose Thlrd row J. Offrer, D. Bam, P. Flrnn, R Fletcher, N Davis, H. Wulliarnson, J. Sfechel, H. Vogel W. Searev, B. Rock, C. O'Neal, L, Rolls, L Corurn Fourrh row- R. Dorchester, J. Har monson, W. Minor, F. McElroy, B. Lewrs W. Abersold, A. Nichols, G MCQUOY, F Washrngron, D. Srone, D. Henderson, T Stanford, F Anderson, T. Phillips, M, Urzuo C. Grootes, C. Gam, M. Kesler, F. Smilh J, Nally, and J. Riley. CUPL 5 A, orgg A D, Toofnoe gLU!BXnom ,Own Sullrvm, G V Julrgn ,Ars RMrs. 5 Mmm SCOH pl - ' OUman ' Marek rch, R. M Whrfef Bwgvmons, 5'lCor ,?'OswelI, EY-ESecond rowqrgngzf C. Avrlo J Gvnes, M ,rl O Third ' dWOro's A ' ' VUfWs,L O' 'l'l0lon ,C L - Need , '0wf N ' r Grove ' Wen M ' ' Olvez 5 . ., Windham . Branan, J, P0513 L, Pearey' T' gllompson Cgfwardgy Y, J, WH' - re-me ' ' Oorrl, L QM. M ' N- Schfo ' Q Drxon P Yer A V , Mdveel f . Y, E. ww! mf-lv ! , ' Ofri. X- ,Q , ' L' g,LX-29-.Af ' X 6? zf6lLC! w x ' f Jw H. ' , ff 'f ' 54' Q 1 , ff 51,1 gf' X Q' Zia .ff fc f '5, Q M an f Mjflgfl ,ff ' . fi ,. Q X ,A g 'fzf K Lhfi-, 'L,4Lkf,,Ci-1 - f , O6 zz 2-- 4-,,. ,.-. - 'f-N ' 1, M0423 'qi' vi ENSEMBLE-from row Mrs S Mmmcif, 4 S'edreN, K Hansen, C Berln, M House, M Lewws, C Gam, Mrs. R, Moresxy Second row: H. Vogeh D. Bom, C Reisnyder, P. Flmn, M. Woodruff, F McElroy. Third row P Wewl, P Sorxego, G. Mcflucy, A. Nlchols, ond J, Nolley. ,f-fr:-'MM - Q 'Ii-.-A f ' 'A 'f ? - ?'g'f ' .Q-1 ':-' 3-Q.-Hifi' Q A .'2-feelni ff' ' , . 15- f.v , , . M mr- ,.,,.- . Q :ww .1'.-,fxsfzf-12 f-'Y-wmv 1,1 :. ff- 'r if-wr-i f - ' 3 ' . ff .5 . ff' ff-' .:A4,,'! 'v.7i52,,9-S-3134... .T,.H,i.j5 - -- , I . -, . ' -L , ig,' :'.- f. .a ' 'za AA, L, .,. .L ! ' '.l. . J Q 'nas' ' J' Q W 8Ni'1' lex - Q4 8 nf V. - .If g ' iafzylo' 'H EA:n':14't,3R .91 W A V . .. x l qv:'.,-rn 1 A, Lf-Q30,.dQ4. gf: If A.-5 ,ff a - A -, . ' . ' , ,,.' , 9' 3 fl , ,K I . V , A T, hm. 5 ,Y i 5' I . N . .:Au,'.'bW?nO fi Q-5 lqwio, 9,1 av., l ' 'l'.. A 3 ' A . -iffifu be IQWN' L 5 M? f 1 ' - ' Vfw. ' 1-.90-, 'ff-Q. :Lf ' ' ,-7, , , 4.54 'Q'--'fff 9 5 I. ,,.'. ,Q . Q - A A v , E.,.1,?2, ,War QQ, - , ' i ' ., , XKAP. -SQ., ml, '. .ll .A 1 ' 1 L. 9.-1? ff' 3-71:-if-'JAffi41' if I w H63li1 't'J.3f. ' 'O . I - hw rs, 'Fl W, af, 'ws is 93' 1- - 1 9 1 1 'ix' . I A fin ' J X .-1, 55- ,fy X. 'ilk'-o - lv-1 I '54. qad. . .', .', Smnlrng their pleasure at the winnnng of the first hugh school band and drtll team trophy are M John Del Monaco, Kenneth Wilson, Mona Burton and Mrs Marge Hansen The trophy was awarded IH apprecration for the participation ot the band and drtll team durtng halftvme at the Pro bowl Garne . L25 Laifm . ORCHESTRA MEMBERS, front row: D. Prudence, D Neale, R. Dalbey, J. Boyton, S. Cross, J. Green, R Gtbbs, Second row: W. Brown, B, Bovee, J. Amdahl l Granades, J Harlan, R. McLaren, K. Wulson A Waldo, K Ketchum, M. Bordtn, P. Pyle, P. Pate M. Shahan. Thtrd row: S. Cody, S. Slsson, N BIor'n,J Seager, N Galeener,J Greer K Caudtll P Whosley, S Stler SONG LFADERS-olwoys peppy fmd llvelv me Vlrglrwlo Trees, Slwlrley Ask- lord, Paulo Conrad lrmn Hubble, fund Mflrulvn Hall . qlfsff. I ,, 2 .N-nfl l I 5 X w ,N L ' 4 f.W..M4o...,... ,J Leodnng yells through the yeor were Janet Wagner, Bill Lindsay, Alice Turley, Skip Workman, ond Blonclwe Por cell. 71 'ls n..J ek Queen Teresa Almendo ond court JoAnn Bell Borboro James Jonle Rhmehorf Peggy Crofher Shnrley Adknson Wo! dnth Sfouffer ond Amfo Mlchels U65 .Queen unc! Jlfcz fouzf , xx . x l J A X X v ,. sa Za 'a,? , ir 4' AMu,n-Q. w , . . 'lr A 'I LL! we i Jw 5 Q 1 ' ' 1 1 I I I I . , . 512075 0 M , W f,Mwj2f1. wffudix? 13' 0223 W niylfflcfzf g,7!0f.1,lwl- cugffwrufzkff' ,Why X fgfniffwv ssl . I S S O. In 0 .K ., 3, ca Q. I .O I , Q I .. JK -Xu Sf? BQQXAN Kjvcguxfwcl b J 4 1. In P O UV ' OXY gybt NJN .3 ' Xb 0 WN YB Q51 74 x ...xxx gk an L J E 495' Y 3 33 X W 9- V' K 5 G , f ff - . ,-..m..M ,. .,,.............. Im - 'f w if-of , 1 X Y-sv v ' 9 'Y i f frM -,SM , H, Maw -55 sse REQ va: ill W W ., A 'yn 'SM 3' . wx 1 .3 ar swf' 'MQW Back guard x-, 3 WM ' .w.,,, Lug ,J-IDN' uaivm' QQQFQE rp 'r Royal Crume X1 ul agus., , E en 'fri 4- Dick Higginbofham guard Wu fn i 15-5- frr dsx DUB aww Roger Nesbitt Lou Fry Ed Rundahl tackle James Harmonson trainer Frank Washington trainer CSHTGI' 'Na yx ZZ, it . George Breitweiser Bob Pauliny David Yount VTWOIWCIQSI' FTWGDCIQGI' YTWOFICIQGF , L First Home Game, Tarbabes Vs. Mustangs. Compton Senlor Hugh School s Tarbabe football team wound up the l953 grrd campaugn wnth a four won hve lost and no tre record Rex Johnson stellar Tarbabe halfback scored nnne touchdowns last year out of a team total of T3 Others to hut pay durt were Leonard Lundborg twice Neal Wagarle and Butch Galrtz Compton opened the season at Pasadena agaunst the Bullpups and were bopped 12 0 by the Crown Cnty crew Then came Las Vegas In the Desert Cnty When the smoke cleared at was Compton 6 Las Vegas l3 North Phoenix s Mustangs came to Ramaur Stadrum for the Babes frrst home game ot the season The Tarbabes were good hosts and bowed 21 O League actron then started wnth Long Beach Poly The Jackrabbrts were a 6 O loser Jordan s Panthers pulled a surprnse the followsng week by handnng the Tarbabes a I3 l2 beatrng Downeys Vukungs came to Compton and left on the short end of a 27 l4 count The Hub Cnty lads traveled to Long Beach Wllson Hugh where they tangled wuth the Brurns for the champronshvp The hnal count Wrlson I3 Compton 7 The Bug Game untra crty clash between the Babes and the Lynwood Knrghts ended un a I3 7 trrumph for the locals usb .fg wa. 4 .ruff H Gs?-Q ,451 '9'5, 554 -,gr Y Bob Crawford Morrrs Pryor center end I r I - 1 I . 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F' F' A JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM front row D Wallace A Johns C Hamrlton F Jurak D Clay J Rogers G Chase G Alborran B Rumple W Whitby Second row J D lnskeep E Ybarra T Folsom T Malkenhorst L Elam Gul Orr coach R Rogers B Brownnng J Wnlkle J Lasnter M Hage cl rn Thrud row G Goodwln Mgr J Momn G Hntz G Weller D Sut on T Gull D Jam L Herrnng D Wynn B Maurer R Butt J Harmonson Raymond Edgmon coach 'UU- fe- get Doug Wynn Inlectung the fnghtung Tarbabe spnrut unto his Jay vees thus year was Coach Ray Edgrnon Although the team lacked the wunnlng scores In some games The boys had the desure to play clean hard football that tops the lust In athletuc achievements This desire will provide ex cellent background for future grad teams center Gerald Chase right halfbaclc N334 s . I Q Fa 7- 7' ' A' f wi Il ,X A l A A ' F il' '- n-. ' Pi liz ssa 2 all ' ' r V h 4 , 1 P . 1 V J Q , -4 1 v A y 7 f 1 - Al Q ' ll 4 . X W y o.' 1. ', es,. vf 'l J jf f 4 If V5 ..,. c, k . . . I I of V T ,O kiss J I , Q A ,,,, of . 1 N 'On I sq, -. yr y V 'X A Dave James right end Bull Rumple left halfback L Q1 Gary Munson rnghf guard Tom Gil right tackle Dave Wallace Martun Cub Fox left guard en 1 an X17 Gill Orr Fullback Tom Folsom left end Lyn Herrmg quarterback lk Xl Q31 ef X7 . Y K r d A f . . aff ' e'-4 . W ,L ' 'fr lk' ll? X JL' fi' f it 1 Y-.1 ..-.e xt xst-V. AN CWD' , W S Harry Davies Larry Burris Carl Weiler guard center line backer Bm nl Jack Curtis Charles Benneff Bob Berrnel end half-back quarter Jackson Kerley Dick Senott Bob Henrich full back line backer half-back QR' 43.5 Qi :Clk 1 1 .,,. 6 fi : ze D551 V is 9 x Larry Quarrles en - - ,. il :Q BEE FOOTBALL TEAM-Left to Right, Front Row. G, Johnson, manager, M. Fox Jr., J. Russo, B. Menrich D. Sennet, J. Laisure, G. Killgore, P. Salvia. Second Row. J. Curtus, B. Goff, F. Clark, J. Gross, C. Weiler L. Burrus, T. Bradley, C. Shaw, A. Smith, J. Kelly, H. Davies, S. Lindsay, manager. Third Row: J. Stratford L. Quarrles, C. Bennett, B. Elliott, T. Asper, T. Carney, B. Johnson, W. Yager, B. Bermal, and Paddy Caudillo coach. Fourvh Row. J. Boche, A. Gregory, P. Crabtree, C. Rosellie, D, Nelly, C. Holsfine, B. Esterdall, J. Kerley Terry Bradley Bob Elliott Arnold Gregory tackle guard tackle sq- ll ap, gf, 3' .1 ,' fr I' ,aww ' 2423111534 ' mph ,lv Y f 'X I 5.2, ,ae ax- Qi. f.is.-ings.. wygf. -mfs., 4' VA I hifi 0 M- 'A -r . wuz, r. Q .M it., HW5.-o' D. C A' cniy Hikari R TX K 1611? Fifi: it .him MiNer, 'T. Smith, L. Mcllonee, D. Posson, J. C. Rule, R. Jenson. Second Row: B. Dye, N. Holliday, B. Parmeter, sg.. if .SY . W. Abersold, B. Impens, E. Wood, Couch C. Doyle. ,avi R' 27 V f Ai? Bob Pormefer K , 1 s if 1 y' . , s 1 v Lynn Mollonee ,MU 'F , . . W.- mp., 'T'n. YL? ' v .. zfwiiffai . x 1 i ix q. ,,. 4-..... K m My Q get tw 'K l A -. 3.9 42 fi' L ag! 1 l cs - ' X Q rw' Dan Gardner ,nuns ' 'ww 1 fl' W if K 5' Q. , e ' .Ein . M -1 'fl X if a 1' i L 'Q wuz'-x'?'5' 2 1 ,, wil -I h l 4 4 ' Q n f' 4 A ef ff? ,f ff Q sh . sa . vu 1' 0 'Y is V - . ff'-'qw -.. ij 1 5 ' Q.. we - +' W ' Q N. giiizy na. fl t f-B .iw V. f A' A -ri ' 'A'A ' A' ' ' . E 52 In .V if :A Bill lmpens I Q gif! ! A flflizfaz gbofo 'Q ya . . Coach Doyle's water polo team had some thrill- J ing games this past season. Highlights of the V X A 1 season were the games with Wilson, Anaheim , A ff ' and Poly. The team was green and inexperi- enced, lacked depth, but they were loaded with tight and spirit. Wilson nipped the boys 6-55 they stopped Anaheim 5-4, and Poly in a real thriller, 8-7. lmpens, Abersold, Posson, Tuthill were some of the standouts, However, no one boy could be singled out above the others in regard to fight and team plays. Hats off to a time bunch ot boys who never knew the mean- ing of the word quit, Compton should be proud of a group like this. , Wally Abersold A . Q x 3 1.0 Q-nv 'ZOQQ J f 'N Emmons 'H .5 M ri., h,f , ocmfz . ,wk - ,,,,f 4 , 5 A .x C5 3 ! 3' ff J 4 Q , ,, if CROSS COUNTRY TEAM--From Row: L, Dougherty, S. ' tiff, If Fleernon, J. Nelson, G. Bates, L. Linomon, G. GGfCfqO,!AXJ. wig? MQ ,MV A ,A Scott, B. Andrew. Second Row: Coach, A 'M V Wi , finw McDoniels, H. omp,Q:h 'fx .-Q i ? iw YEEQZW M Hinshaw. ' .wafer N ' W' W U' 'EzgA!'m? 'AHA X: Q -4. ' .ahmq X . , an-'P5Ul'x mlM w wma 15 Paul Vcxlorie Oscar McHenry If u r nn?ifQx4w,,: . Q , ii f T , 5 4 'Q -lf, 'qv 4 'v Weir, ,f 4 'awww K - 4. 1 TENNIS TEAM-from row: Dennis Hume, Jackson Kerley, Bob Lowe, Paul Johnson. Second row: Terry Bradley, Newbaurer, Jim Buck, Hank Vellekamp, and Larry Blum. Coach Ed Fisher looked upon his netmen with pride, and why not? He had one of the top ten players in Southern California in Jim Buck. Their past record is something to be proud of. They have taken five titles in six years. Along with Buck were Hank Vallekamp and Bob Lowe, a prominent doubles team. Charles , 9 4 ' , Hank Vallekamp 'Q ---'ii' L.-..,,--. , -any Q 4 S' . 4 J r 5 ,. gig: I. fr -' - 'w ' ' ' - ' ' -- -'- L n ' 'swift' - J can '.- , 'J-. Jim Buck - ' A - . . .. , ' x F'?!' ': 1 'rlillfaa-- - -U , ,fe:+?1-g ,ffm 0.1.11 9 4 lglg: :H f., J' Y V :gif Iluii 4-f Lg U' 'I 'I '. f lan:-1 ' :QCII 444' N I 12,25 f '- ' , fIfi?M'- -' 'l , ffllff' mg . G, '::. rg -1 r ' J' '.Qf '- Wh W' 1' N, 5 1 ,wa 'lQiQ!wwfnw W. 1 if 3 yr ,,,.,......,-.V-f 1 g 'mm I sl 1 Q - 1, kv S .fn s Nl...- 4-. SFA' Q., l ak .QM X D3 ii, Don Poole Jim Walers Manager Forward Bob Grnggs Guard GEORGE FISHER The lone wan ner of an ALL COAST LEAGUE berTln IS a fine afhlele student and friend He well deserves 'rlwls honor He plans To go To local Jumor College next year I l . C 2'Llla..l fr: lf B55 Buiflesffluff . 1 BEE BASKETBALL-front row: Montell Parks, Terry Paulos, Wilfred Burns, Tommy Stewart, Don Thompson, and Terry Bass. Second row: Bob Goff, Larry Burris, Lanny Giles, Carl Wueler, Jackson Kerley, Bob Lowe, Bob Henrlch, and Coach Paddy Caudlllo The l9511 Bee Basketball squad brought nurnerous prospects for next year s Varsity tearn. Frnishxng the league in fourth place wasnt a disgrace for the Bees, They gauned rnuch knowledge and experlence. A few of the outstanding players were Terry Bass, Bob Lowe, Terry Paulos, Jackson Kerley, and Bob Henrich. Bob Lowe forward or fl K. gf-1 Montel! Parks CenTer Jackson Kerley forward Terry Bass guard Terry Palos guard L. 'f-w...,..., yu---'Q Karl Wenler forward X H- Bob Henrrch guard X I L V- r J, u 43 I S I ,. . f' o gf 5 M- A 1 ' ' K a w winznzirzcy . ,S I SWIM TEAM members Front row B Q : . Louler, P, Solvio W Ab Id B- Befmel. Second row' B Howord ' ' e'50 , J. Duone, D. Posson, L. Mczllonnee B T I . . I m I' D- C f. , . oomontez, Coach Dowe- QV on ield, B. Johnson, D. Hacker, A. Tuthill, R. Jensen, N. Holiday, T. Smith The Compton Aquo men were full of hustle ond determina- tion, but they locked the moin foctors which were depth and experience. Dick Posson cind Wolloce Abersold were stondouts of this yeor's team. The foct thot most of the teclm ore sophomores, o fine team should result in their senior yeor. Coach Doyle feels thot the improvement from the stort of the yeor to the end wos very noted 'ond could meon good news in the future. 5 0, 4u,Q,4, Ti F 1 ,- l,'m.4,v-'-4- 4 Mol Qppla- 1-vs. 7 ,N YP,n,,,f'lu-.2-A 'SCX , Wolloce Abersold Normon Holidoy Bob Tolomontez -2 Roger Lorwd Jnm Buck Bu l72Ll2fOI2 Honk Vellekcmhp .sr 1' 2 -W amz 345 Q Don Emmons Paul Valrle 440 rela x ws NJ in vw Punuin VARSITY TRACK front row M Lanz C Casteel R Ursenbach W Davis W Searcy R Wnlson C Bar retf Second row G Pusher J Searcy C Parker Smufh R Mosko D James D Wynn S Fxsher K Cornn W Demoray Thard row Assusfanf coach Allen Sims J. Campell F. Anderson T. Fleeman W. Spencer P. Valarie O. McHenry J. Waring C. Ver- noy G. McDanieIs B. Huff C. McDonald D. Emmons ana Coach Ernst Hartmann. Y X Jn X CQ 6 wx !xTm'e+?9 Nw wed? ..,.,-.n4 Oscar Mcl-lenry ml e MM in Q4 Za' m'll W tr' 1 Floyd Anderson Clyde Borreff 100 220 Reldy 440 220 Relay Wnlberf Se-dry Tom Fleemon 44 Brood Jump fi 2522 'Z CZ 4: N an Les Lunamen 5 ' 880-660 , 9 -.' Joe Stambock hurdles I -91123.-- ' ' BEE TRACK+fronr row Norman Esrerdahl, Tory Zrrnrnerman, Charles Bennett, J. Parron, John Magnuson, George Garcra Jock Srarferd, and Cltrrs Shawl Second row: Assrsvanr Coach Allen Srmrns, Charles Holsfern, Bull Andrews, Bob Ellie , Les Llnarnan Larry Lewvs, Jolnn Banya Jolnn Nelson, Clyde Barrerv, Torn Svewarf Gary Bafes, and Coad Ernesv Harfrnaf' Roger Wrlliorns Charles Bennett John Magnuson high jump lOO-relays l0O-relays l l . Q 5 ., 'VIH if v, 5.5 f .5236 'png audi 0.55 U uk' orles Vertrees GARY BOONE 1 ShO'T5fOp Zliiifl f' W . VARSHTY BASEBALL!-front row: Ch Russ Cromnger RondoH Monor, Dick Lowe Bob Second row Lou Fry Mgr We ber Bob Forbes X X 5 nm Mxckdson Gory Boone Don Bob Henruch Deon Bob C-ohtz Don Evcms Reed Jxm McCoNum F sher CHARLES VERTREES ond Cooch Leonord 1 plTCl'1er fo Don Reed Bob Forbes pncher second bose ii-Jsgw Ury Russ Croninger Rex Johnson pitcher shortstop Bob Weber , rigbf field Deon Mickelson third bose dna Bob Mower center field Bob Golifz firsf bose Jim MCCQ catcher Gordon Orr Head Coach football go Don Frsher basketball tennis Charles Doyle po o swummmg Raymond Edgrnon Leonard Fnsher football football baseball ba gf! W ffl A he tume go typ! e dont know the reds of e baseb ll squads but the C I F def jig bofsehlders un der the sup vrslo of Coach Leonard Fisher are very apt to hold down the trtle agarn thus year new lgnacno Caudullo football basketball ...ar Ernst Hartmann Allen Srrnrns cross country track track .2 I f' if f 1. 35 1 i ,K Ky Z 1 , x ,I I 1 y 3 1 A Y VM y 41 - , J If r ' ,A ,I ff, I X, 1 r vs of nb 4 l fl f- l f Sf M .. . V I I VII, A , - . V. X- if V C r x ii -O 4 x 5, + rr 1, Aua, . g , V. at ,'.. ' 'rl -rrrz 5, Hog . I gk' if . r . .- Y I , K l uniofz Roy Winks pitcher vs. Lcirry Burris cofcher S. , Quik Ronnie Kelley second bose gill JUNIOR VAl2SlTY-front row: Tom Trochum, Ronnie Kelly, Tom Eoqle, Curtis Vesrre, Lyndell Roy, Morris Pryor, John Hordy, Roland Ruff. Second row: Bob Poge, .lock Fessle Jim Skougsteod, Third row: Coach Roy Edgmon, icrrv Burris, Neole Wogerle, ond Jock Whyfe Bob Mower, Arnold Gregory, Jim Shelton, Roy Winks, Mike Schliebourn, Torn Henrichkson, Jock Preston, Dovid Younf, Cliff Smith, Jciclr Cope, I S P5044 , X JNP10 5iHPr04, .lpygprf K 'P 'Q 'QJGPTI 9+ Mfg .M ix f 2 lr? 6615-1 yi 'fi Mike Scliliebcium first bose l To, Sw Jim Shelton Tom Troclwm outfield second bose 1-2 Jim Slcougsfecid pitcher Jock Fessele Q Ki Ur center field Tom Eagle Third bose gifzfl cgwpofzff. A. cvinznzirzq . -1-J if Mary Brown, Mgr 7ElZIZfi Bcziflafgczff lguafnzilzfon 4, ,ff ,NNI .V ,, RQM '?N+ .f ,mth ' wv,,5NhV Hb ,M +'w+ Mory Amodril Nancy Summon In 1 ,ff I ,155 ff' G ,u ,a ,s ,o .Q if I5 1 V . 4 ' A 1 5 0 n . 3 i 124-'snhrgslf - ' ' wx N F-all - ,,-K. ' I ,' ' N l Y v.Z::'- 44 . X ll VI- ..q.., Wil , 5 V 4 v 4 b J-1--,, , , A . -fi: ...z ,gf -alll. ' 4sL,L,+y' 4' , 4sb ,'4'4.x, 5+ b X 5-sg 5 X-5 ' ,,,,. .,-4. ,.. Urn.: huh. 'zczcfuafai I A L-' V ei C H. 'T K X 3 R N X, Q. .Pl XE .'f' , ,JW f If I 1 ff' M! W 1 lf' I ,NV . f ' ,fy ,If W' MDL M I I ll 'Z 1 !O 3 4 7 6 5 I ws SPE? ,s X 108 X V I fy! :wh ,1f,,:gjv , V. A H39 f ' M1 f f www ElZLO'Z:5, who JERRY LAUER Toll sensor presldenT The hrsf duTy of Jerry Lauer Tall senmor presldenf was To presrde over an assembly nn whlch The remaunxng sensor class offncers were nomunaTed and presenTed To The sen vor class Elected To assusT Jerry were Mona BurTon vrce presudenf Roberfa l-lamulTon secreTary and Ke1Th Marfun Treasurer To Their many dunes were added The Tasks of Torrnung The sensor class consTrTuT1on and seTTlng polucres To be followed by The sensor class Tor years To come Shown checking The lnsT of The senlor ocfavmes are Keith Marhn Roberm Hamll ton and Mona Burton if 'B I fax . ' , A - -Y H ' V .472 Q NMMA r ig , - A Q W 4 ', U -I 2 e .- V- 4 A B .. .,, ui U 4 -75 E A ., I 5 .. ff 'Y D p B 5 ' g lv? ' . if l N ge ' , T , 4 L11 5, X I' if 0 i X Q Lou Fry, spring senior president Second semester found Lou Fry, spring senior closs presidenfg Skip Workrnon, vice-president Peggy DeLong, secretory, ond Jone Rhinehorf, odding omendrnenfs To the constitution, electing officers for the senior closs council ond buying The diplomo holders for the June groduofion. A reol Tribute To oil their work ond plonning wos The huge success of The Sock-Hop, Do-nut Dunk, cmd other festive offoirs. icsu Class officers Rhinehorf S .1 Peggy DeLong, Skip Workman, and Jone 'bfi V, Ill WXOGENE DAVQS WILDA DAVIS WWW YN in som GALE DENNlS DlANE DOW Jack Johnson has been on active man on our campus and termed by many girls as a football hero, This fellow with The winning smile is o charfer mem- ber of The Squires. He was also a mem- ber of The firsf football rally and Came up as track star as well. Jacks olan for the future is To attend Pierce Junior College where he will study animal FHCHARD DOYLE husbandry. JEAN DUNN QQNALD DUTTQN BRENDA EIDSON ROBERT ERVIN DALE ARVIN EVANS EVELYN FINLEY MARY EASTQN BETTY ELLIOTT JULIE ESTEVANEZ CHARLES FAUCHEUX SAM FOUDRAY 19 WVLLIAM HEIM JO ANN HILLMAN PAUL HILSE HOSKIN HOGAN HEDY JACOBS ALVIN HOOPER BEVERLY HORN MARJORIE HUEF JANE HUGHES JACQUELINE JONES fin 'CONAPD UNDBOPG JOHN LJNTON SONIA UTTRELL ENID LOTT X CLAUDIA LOWE ALFRED LUCKEY MARY JO MCCREARY MARY McNJCKLE CAROLYN MALSBU RY JUDY MARCUS SIMONA MARTINEZ GLARIA MATTHEWS RAY MEADOWS DARLENE MEDLOCK JOE CELLE MONROE THOMAS MORAN RUBY MURRAY EDDIE MONK WTLBERT MOORE DONNA MULLINEX 5- ww CONRAD NUTZMAN DARLENE OWEN SHIRLEY PATTERSON VIRGINIA PATTERSON DON PODLAS CARROL RANDALL DORIS RETTSTAFF MARTHA RAINE ELIZABETH REED PATRICIA RICHARDS ...- gf 913 CARL PENOVICH ROSA PIERCE LEOTHA PERRY VIOLA PITTMAN PAUL PFANKUCH BETTY PITTS II9 MARILYN RICHARDSON FRANK RIGG CAROLINE SCHWELLINGER LESLIE SEVER JERRI SESSIONS BARBARA SEXTON JERRY ROBERTS GENE ROGERS BARBARA ROLAND ROSE ROSS ' I - . ' , I -3 UDELL SANDERS SUSAN SCHNEIDER EILEEN SCHREFFLER ln addition to ner scholastic duties Mona Burton's time is taken up by many school activities. Some ot them are: drill team captain for the Comptonettes, vice-president ot the Clwimettes, and vice-president of the Senior class first semester. Mona expects to attend Compton College next tall. NANDA SEXTON KATHRYN SHAW VAYE SHAMBLIN MARION SHIELDS Three years of hard work, combined wiTh fun and enjoyment are closing for The ever popular Skip Workman. He can look back on his many accomplishments, Squires, Senior Vice President. As he goes To U.S.C. and continues To major in Math we wish him much luck and happiness. - ifvffvf- FLORENCE SLOCUM BARBARA SMITH EVELYN SMITH .IOHNNIE SMITH NOEL SMITH VERTIE SMITH CONNIE SORENSON JOAN SPENCER BEVERLY SORRELS TI-IELMA STEED 3 1 X 26 gf -0 Ri' 124 X WALLACE ABERSOLD WAYNE ABSHER GORDON ADAMS SHIRLEY ADKINSON THOMAS ADKINSON MARILYN ALLOWAY TERESA ALMEIDA JOYCE ANDERSON FLOYD ANDERSON NICIA ANDERSON LLIZE... The post yeor hos been os exciting for the students who lived it with him os it hos been tor Rito Joe Roso. It will be o long time before his Wonderful corn- poign speech ot the nomination ossem' bly will be forgotten by the students who were privileged enough to hear it Joe was olso octive in the Notionol For- ensic Leogue, ond the Youth Conference. His moior is moth science, After his schooling Joe plons to enter the business world where he will be on ciuditor. S CHARLES BACON LUZ BALSZ DIANA BAILEY MARCUS BANKS Jo MAHONNAH BAKER HAROLD BARBER HEIDA BARNHART JUNE BARRET SARAH BASKIN CHARLES BASSETT MARCIA BATEMAN BARBARA BAXTER Busy as well as popular describes This sparkling personaliTy. She is a member of Los Picaros and Modem Dance. I-ler name is Gloria Evans. Lafer in life Gloria hopes To be an elementary school Teacher, aTTer she gracluaTes from The UniversiTy of Los Angeles. SHIRLEY BEARDEN LELAND BELL WILLIAM BECK PAULINE BELL an ROGER BENNETT 1- gigs-ve MARILYN BILLS BARBARA BLUHM SANDRA BISSON CAROL BLUMER 'Q-3 A year well spenT That sums up George Fishers gracluafing year aT Comp Ton. George was a sTar performer on both The Track and baskefbal Teams. Nexf fall you W ll see George on CompTon College campus, majoring in his favoriTe subie physical educaTion, I-le is planning To be a profes sional baskefball player DOROTHY BOGGUS RADEAN BORNMAN i 'I 'z 1 RICHARD BOWEN ROBERT BRIETWIESER RICHARD BREWER JANIECE BOYD JAMES BRENNEN SYLVIA BRISCOE I l ini 'Q v Q si? Hello! yes this is June. Hi! how are you? Thats the way June Rio usually begins her con- versations on the phone with her many friends from Compton. Person, ality plus well describes this likeable s e n i o r. June is a member of the mimirathenians. When asked what her future plans are, June will ane swer that Long Beach State College is her next stop after leaving Compton High School Later she plans to be a dental hygienists. 'rr Did you ever hear of a girl having too many activities? Such is almost the case with Marcia Bateman. She is Editor-in-chief of the Chimes, a member of the Chimettes, student council, girl league, scribes and the Mimirathenians. Marcia is a cup- bearer in the California Scholastic Federation, a Bank of America award winner, and an all around good sport. She plans to go to col- lege, but as yet is undecided on which one. PALJLINE CEBALLOS PHILLIP CHACON RONALD CHAMBERLAIN GAYLE CHAPMAN THELMA CLARK ELAINE CLEARWATER FLOYD COX RUSSELL CRONINGER NORMA CRUNK PATRICIA CRADDUCK RICHARD CROUCH JOYCE CUNNINGHAM ALVA CRISP ROYAL CRLJME NORRIS DALTON BLISS DEMORAY FRANK DEVORE ROBERT DICK DIANE DICKERSON DELORES DAVIS ELIZABETH DeFOER PEGGY DeLONG SIMONE DIXON SYLVIA DOAN BOBBIE DORI-IAM JAMES DOWER SOCRATES DREDD BETTY DUDLEY JIMMY DUKE VIRGINIA DURHAM CAROL EILERS DON EMMONS ARLENE DUTTON LARRY ELAM JACK EMORY BETTY EDWARDS DONNA ELLIOTT ELIZABETH ENGELDINGER BEVERLY ENGLAND I ALLEN ERICKSON ELIZABETH ERMATINGEP Z3 l N il 1 ROSEANNA ESPOSITO DON EVANS GLORIA EVANS me iwmr L 4 ix With the end ot a happy year drawing to a close Ed Washington can sit back and survey all his accomplishments during his high school years. Although a shoulder iniury kept Ed from active play he still was quite an important mem- ber of the basketball team. Next tall Ed is go- ing to attend Compton Junior College. JEAN FALLS ANTHONY FAZIO JOE FEICHT INEZ FERRELL GEORGE FISHER STEPHEN FISHER LORIN FOLEY CHARLES FORD MELVIN FORSBERG L.-fob 6 ...rf If DON FOSTER JOHN FOTION NANCY FRAZIER BARBARA FREEMAP l.OU FRY The battles are wang the problems are solved for Torn Adkinson. Tom is bidding a last farewell as a student to the school where he had so many happy moments. In the coming years Tom will look back at his exper- iences, his membership in the Squires, his hard work on the annual staff and remember them with joy. Per- haps when he Travels over to the Compton College campus Tom will continue with his journalism work Let's all wish Tom good luck with his future life. MILDRED GAGE FRANK GALEENER ANDREA GAMBOS W , g DANIEL GARDNER JOYCE GARDNER AUDREY GARRIS JANET c5AuTi-HER 95 MARILYN GIBBONS RICHARD GILES MARLENE GILLMORE CHARLENE GOFORTH JULIANNA GIBBS BILL GILFILLEN DEAN GLAI-IN WAYNE GOLIN X I LYDIA GONZALES NENITA GOSECO BARBARA GRASI-IAM I I LARRY GOOD ALFRED GRANADO DOLORES GREENE M I fxflxwf' 3 ' L . I I f . - 4 My I X I V mi I X, Xi . XN , ANGELA GONZALES 5 C v I 1 'aw- ,ii I 'Q K, , L ff xr sf :LY 4? RONALD GREENWOOD ARNET GROVES ARLENE GUNN SHERRY HALVERSON BEVERLY GRESHAM KAY GUERRY WARREN GUSTAFSON ROBERTA HAMILTON KENNETH HAMMON JULIA HANKS JAMES HARMONSON CHARLES HARPER MELBA HANES KAY HANSEN BILL HARMOR EDNA HARRIS 6,1 mln Y if HAGAR LEE HARRIS JOAN HARRIS TOM HARRIS WARREN HART DOLORES HAWKINS JIM HAYWOOD PATSY I-IAZZARD JACKIE HEILMAN DAVID HENDERSON LEATHA HENDERSON LORETTA HENDERSON STELLA HERRERA CYNTHIA HETH YOSHIKO HIDE DICK HIGGINBOTHAM JEANNE HOLAN JERRE I-IOLBROOK J6- ARLINE HOOKS HILTON HOWARD LEWIS HOWELL ROBERT HUFF REATHIA HUGHES LENA HULSE DENNIS HUME PAUL HUNSAKER MARGY HUSTON BILLY IMPENS LYDIA IRIBARREN KAY IRWIN VI. X I SHIRLEY IVERSON DAVID JAMES NANCY JARRETT V. I' Lorem , - I K5 JENKINS ANDREW JOHNS JACK JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON JASPER JONES EMILY JOPES JOHN JONES DAVID JORDAN ROBERT JONES ELIZABETH KELSEY A km 3 -riff I Ls sv I f ' , ' ' 'VAIE -I WILLIE MAE CLEOTIS JONES ANGIE JONES JOHNSON CARI-A KEMP KAROLYN KITCHEN STANLEY KUDLA AI-ICE KENDAI-L LARRY KNOWLES JEAN KYLE LILLIAN KILLMAN ROSELLA KOKKELER JEAN LADIHA 35- l.,'.. 5 'Qs 35 C M I ROGER LAND JOAN LANE JANICE LARSON GERALD LAUER WILLIAM LAURIC RICHARD LEDESMA RICHARD LEVINE WILLIAM LINDSAY THOMAS LINDSEY SHERILL LENSCH TOMMIE LEWIS GLADYS LINDSAY CAROL LLEWELLYN LOIS LEVINE THERESA LIERA MARY LINDSEY RUTH LOFF DAVID LAWRENCE GA RY LAWSON 36 '32 LQ J A 6 Lg? BARBARA LOLLAR MARLENE LOPEZ VIRGINIA LOPEZ KAY LOVE WILLIAM LOWE PETE LOYA Toking her lost look oround the compus Woldith Stoutter will olwoys remember the pleosont moments she hod here Memories ot her activities ot Compton will include her presidency of the Girls Leogue for the tirst semester ond Stu- dent Body Vice President tor the second semester. Woldith spent mony of her extro hours working with the drill teom. It vou happen to be on the Compton College compus next toll you will see Woldith there with mony ot her friends from Compton High School. ARLENE MCCLAIN JANICE MCCLENDON LOU ISE MCCOY inv- GN 0 3 5 'L MARJORIE MCGOVNEY OSCAR McHENRY BARBARA MCPHERSON GARY MCOUAY DOC MCWRIGHT LEO MACK Tall, Thin, and Friendly are The adjec- Tives That will describe Don Evans. Don has been ci very busy senior This year, wiTh being president of The Boy's League and Treasurer of The Squires and secre- Tary of The baskeTbalI Team he sTiIl for his school work. Don's Compfon is mc1Th science. He ning To aTTend eifher WhiTTier ford College Heres hoping Th has Time major at is plan- or STon- T his Tu- . . ci Ture Turns ouT To whaT Don is planning. RANDOLPH MANOR DONNA MARKS l. KEITH MARTIN RONALD MASKO I x T 'We 4 S DALE MAY DENNIS MAYBERRY AGNES METCALF GERALD MILLER GWEN MIMS DEAN MICKELSON ROSE MILLER GEORGIA MITCHELL JOAN MILES ELIZABETH MILLIKEN DONNA MOHNEY ,f 'Q Gu BRIAN MEACHAM ELAINE MEGGERSON MARY MERINO MARY MOLINA JACK MOMII JENNY MONTANIO MARY MORENO MARY MORTON JOHN NALLEY 36 v ffl :Z vf JOHN NEWTON ARLEN NICHOLS INA NICHOLS I-.ae 'NI qi' ai-7 Q N BONNIE PORTER BILL POWELL Virginio Murrell Wos stricken willw poliof myelifis The second doy of school lost loll. Her deferminotion ond persevere once ore goining for her the one big dreorn of her lifefgrciduofion with ner closs in June. Steodily ond surely Vir- ginio is improving. She plons Yo go To College ond with Virginios will power ond couroge slie will make o go of iT. I JIMMY POWELL CHARLENE POWERS ROBERT POWERS RODNEY PRICE GERMAINE PROULX DAVID PRUDENCE CHARLES PUCKETT WILLIAM RAINS JACK RATLIFF GARY RAWLEY DARRELL DEDFERN DONALD REED ELLEN REESE JOSIE REESE BERNARD ROMSON JANE RI-HNEHART J A' 5 F3 ., 'if QMS DONALD RHODES EDWARD RINDAHL JUNE RIO JIM ROBBINS MARY ROGERS DAVID ROOT GEORGE ROOTES RITO ROSA EVANGELINA ROSALES FLOYD ROSS SUZANNE ROWE L VVILHELMINA RYAN ELAINE SACKLEY PATRICIA SALDANA LOUISE SALTER NANCY SAMMON VERA SANDERS ROBERT SANDSTRUM RALPH SARIEGO ELIZABETH SCHEIER ALICE SCHNEIDER JAMES SCHLJE NEDRA SCOTT HONEY RUBIKAN JANET RUBY STANLEY RULE WILLIAM RUTAN A9 SHIRLEY SCURLOCK IRENE SEVIER ERNEST SIMMONS VVILBERT SEARCY SIMON SHIVER GEORGE SIMPSON JEAN SEEGER VIRGINIA SHUMAKE MARCIA SIMS MAJEL SMITH MARTHA SMITH RONALD SMITH VERA SMITH ELLEN SOLIS CAROL SONNEBORN W LARRY SKOGLLJND VIRGINIA TALBERT S MITH an 4 E MARY SPARKMAN SARA SPROWL FRED SPECHT LYLE STANLEY BILLY SPENCER WALDITI-I STAUFFER BEN TEMPLETON KENNETH TONKOVICH PATRICIA TOURNAE VIRGINIA TREES CAROLYN TRUEB DAVID TURNER PAUL STEWART DAVID STRONG ROGER ST. 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