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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1956 volume:

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'it V4 Vw ' , ,, K: - Color Day at Campion fIigl1 everyone was wearing ilze Nlviue am! grey!! that aiay And no one con forget The bril- licmr '56 basketball record or The flash of Compton higlfs lively cheer le-oder. , UVQLUOY After his graduation from Compton high school, John Smith found himself being confronted by numerous questions from a fellow graduate. This inquisitive fellow put before poor John such stumbling blocks as: Now who was our student body president? What was that Spanish teacher's name we had so much fun with? Who were some of the members of that club we were in? Who were the song and yell leaders? Now what's her name, you know, she was on the drill team? Who quarter- backed our terrific football team? Do you remember, John? Was John able to answer these questions? Yes. He left the room, and as he re-entered, John's friend noticed that he was carrying a colorful book of blue and grey. What's that? John's friend questioned. What eIse, answered John, my El Campanile. Now please repeat those ques- tions. The Tom Hughes .. Marjorie Edmunds ... Jack D. Taylor .... Barbara McCracken .. Jeanette Hanson .... Dorothy Stratford . . . Lydia Garcia ... Don Thompson . . . Bob Gott ..... Arnold Gregory . . . Jim Jackson ....... Mrs. Viola Bagwell .. Mrs. Delight Hottmann Mr. Wilbur Walston .. l fa Editorin Chief . . . .Administration and Faculty . . . Associate Editor . . . . .Graduates . . . . . Art Editor . ...... Co-Art Editor Student Government . . . . Organizations Activities Outstanding Students Athletics ....... Athletics .. Business Manager ........Adviser ....... Art Adviser Photography Adviser Confenfs vom 104001 OVEN WWA GRADUATES 28-75 159 w NX Q0 -rx' 5 'W .zzgziy ZW, . K J 1 I ll il!! .JJ,J i, min isfraffon Acfminfsfraior Superfnfenalenf FRANKLIN C. HEMPHILL has served the Compton Secondary District Well for the past twenty-seven years, four years as superintendent, three years as deputy superintendent and twenty years as assistant superintendent. An A.B. degree from Colorado State and an M.A. from University of Southern Cali- fornia comprise his formal education. He is an active member in Kiwanis, the Masons and Phi Delta Kappa. Boa rc! of Trustees Edwin W. Chaffee President Basin- ., Everett D. Pyle Vice-president Mrs. Clara E. Fox Clerk wr-- ' Deputy Superintendent RAE E. CARGILE has come up Through The ranks so To speak. He served seven years as a Teacher, six years as assisTanT prin- cipal of junior highs an is now serving his Third year as depuTy superinTendenT of The Campion Secondary DisTricT, A B.S. degree from Redlands UniversiTy and an M.A. from UniversiTy of SouTh- ern California give his educaTional daTa. He is an acTive mem- ber of RoTary and Phi DelTa Kappa. William E. H. KnighT Joseph L. Causey Member Member 1 Vx L E 1 I QQ: 'W W My 6 Q 'l A Jlgplrl f' 'il 50' f .i fi ll F' T Q62 . Mrs. Charles Blum Presideni of P-T.A. Assfsfanf Principal S '14 ANNABEL L. WHITE has been with the Compton Secondary District since 1930, and has filled various stations in the fields of education, teacher, vice-principal and now assistant principal. She holds both a B.S. and M.A. degree from Uni- versity of Southern California. Guidance, scheduling, bulletins and Girls' League keep her busy. Mrs. White has not been absent a single day since her registra- tion in September, l93O. 'N-CX KEITH J. LEE has been a teacher, a coach, a vice-principal and is now assistant principal in charge of discipline, ground supervision, transportation control, Boys Federation and too many other duties to list here. Mr. Lee is athletic director of Compton high and sponsors the Key Club. He holds a B.S. degree from Univer- sity of Redlands and M.A. from University of Southern Caiifornia. Elks, Kiwanis, , Quarterback Club and Cub Scouts keep him busy after school hours. C0-orclinafors MARTHA G. BORDERS, coordinator ot attendance, holds an A.B. degree from Torkio College lMissouril and an M.A. from Northwestern. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma and is active in Business and Pro- fessional Women's club. EVERETT K. SHIPMAN, coordinator of student activities, has both his degrees, B.A. and M.A. from Ohio State. He came to Compton Second- ary District in 1946 and taught in the junior highs. Last fall he came to Compton high in his present po- sition. WlLl.IAM B. ROLLINS, coordinator of gu ance and records, has both his degre B.A. and M.A. from the University of Cc fornia at Los Angeles. He is a phi De Kappa member and is active in De Moll JAMES F. ODONOVAN, coordinator of continuation employment, holds an A.B. degree from Minot State Teachers College and an M.S. from University of Southern California. He is on board of directors for Updike School Foundation and is active in Boy Scout work. Se nfor Class Aclvisors Kathryn Bowers, B.A., M.S. Willis Powers, B-A-1 M-5 unior Cfass Advisors Jerryl Gordne r, B,A,, M,A, Ruth Eagles, B.A., M.A. Sophomore Class Advisors if.. a Assils Frcmcis Dilworth, B.A., M.S. Mildfed VVYOTT, B-A-, M-A Senior Counse ors Maxine Sfephanian, B.S., M.S. Edward Chester, B.A. unior Counse ors Gerald Baden, B.S. Margaref Momgomery, B.A., M.A. Eugene Barmore, B.A., MA. Hazel Harlan, B.S. Laura Pievac, B.S op OVVIOVQ Counse OYS rsis is 1 Donald Fisher, B.E., M.E. EdiTh McCulloch, B.S., M.A. RoberTa SloThower, B.A. iF W? ' Amy Gross, B.A. James Sherrill, B.A., S.T.M. MR. FRANCIS DILWORTH and Miss Mildred WyaTT are boTh counselors and class advisers. WiTh Their leadership The Sopho- more class has been righT in The midsT of everyThing. lT has had iTs own assemblies, TalenT show and ChrisTmas parTy. IT is The sophomores' privilege To decoraTe The ChrisTmas Tree for The main foyer each year. ,vm Lois Atherton, B.A., M.S. Jomes Ccuudill, B.A., MA. Joon Dole, B.A., MA. Leonard Fisher, B.A., M.A. f wget., Rx . ' ,pnuv , L t to T N , .. ,'ss.s.fTx ,av 1, F P-' -2 - Z. Q S? 1 - Deparfmenf Chairman Ruth Mervis, B.A., M.Litt Gordon Orr, B.S., M.S. Rolph Rozelle, B.A., M.A Louro Wubben, BA. H5 Estello Hull, B.A., M.A. Mc1rgoretHorris, B.A. Ernst Hortrnonn, B.A., M.E. Simo Monnick, B.M., M.M. f , X t 1 eerr a e i n.: 't- I V A 3 , V 19+-Q,,.12.:1: ' fl' :mv- I .bk tr f' z uline Ablooii, B.S. -na Alfnovv, BA., M.A. narles Ambellan, B.S., M.S. ola Bagwell, B.S. aculfy Miriam Cox, B.S., M.S. John Del Monaco, B.M., M.M Charles Doyle, Ph.B., M.A. Wesley Dunn, Smith-Hughes Chef Baird, B.A. Hilliard Barnard, B.S., M.S. WAN Nix . r' .lltlllllma il 'lib' s ,l lllf,','wv A 1.2 Y-, x ,, ' Y x r- .., i . 1 :B , xi X A Monroe Busch, B.S., M.A. Kathleen Campbell, B.S., M.S. Roberi Campbell, B.A., M.A. Ignacio Caudillo, B.A. if 1 Rex Frcink, B.A. AlloerTGolc1ficm, B.A.. Clifford Gritz, B.S., M.A. Morge Hanson, B.S., M.S. Roymoncl Edgmon, B.S., M.S. Josephine Elliott, B.S. John Flinspoch, Smith-Hughes Delight Hoffmonn, B.F.A. 22 Ruth Horfon, B.A. Joy Howell, B.A., M.A. Chesley Isciocs, B.S., M.A. Louie Joseph, B.A. Deon Hoirbour, B.S. Dorofhy Knox, B.S. Hclrrieff Knudsen, B.A., M Michoel Kosfurick, B.A., M 5 3 1 ff Q Edith Pine, B.S. Ruth Lifflefon, B.E., M.S. Alice Lonsdale, B.A., M.A. Dorothy Lowe, B.S., M.A. Daniel Presnall, B.S., M.A. William Roy, B.A. Priscilla Rigo, B.A. Thelma Rule, B.E. George MacNeil, B.S., M.E. Jacomina Marsman, B.A., M.A. Rufh Midkiff, B.A. Karl Olson, B.A., M.E. Arnold Sanchez, B.E Arthur Saxell,'B.A. Marcella Schug, B.S Grace O'Malley, B.A. fr A 'rrr 4 A , ,a ff ' if-'ff Ph .. V 'fig . x J r y 1 7, K t ry , , , L V H x, sfiv .f i rl, Ami - iff' Allen Sims, B.S. Marjorie Smith, B.A. Margaret Stanley, B.S., M.A. Gertrude Suthard, B.S. Dan Sweet, B.A., M.A. Delia Taylor, B.A. Eva Terry, B.A., M.A. James Wall, B.A., M.A. Wilbur Walston, B.A. Olive Towler, B.A. 'fbi' James Vine, Smith-Hughes Bryan Wigger, BA., M.Ai Velma Wilkinson, B.A. Phyllis Winger, BA. X Ethel Wyllie, B.A. , Frances Lalonde, secretary to Mrs. Doris Wesfcoff A Helen Pearrnan, secrefary ecrefa rfes Barbara King, secretary to Mrs. Annabel White I ,WWXW ' To Mr. Keith Lee llm. Qilllll ng 5 lll'-fri, l I ' Ml l ' V s ' L, XX M Adi ,A . I X' Xe 1 X i'i. - is X ff , , L1Z71't11'16l1'lS Mrs. Joy Howell, librarian Mrs. Edna Cufler, library clerk Mrs, Thalia Kafzenberger, Audio Visual Aids Clerk l 3. 'i--mn . MR. SHIPMAN cmd secretaries, Evci Dew and Esfher Weller. MR. ODONOVAN and secrerory, Eleonoro Welker. 26 JF Secrefa ries MR. ROLLINS and secrefories, Nino Dykes cmd Mcsrie Williams. 'N . 3 MRS. BORDERS and secrefories, Selma Smifh, Arm Alvarado cmd Mciriene McElveny. IAFETERIA STAFF, Hazel Harris, Catherine liriften, Erma Kerr, Francis Cohen, Herinie - 1 N an nhl by .of'r, Mgn, Olive Harvey, Mable Cooper und Hazel Crain. U ODIANS, Row One, Joe Lugar, as Brown, Beniy Walclrep, Floyd eu, Carl Smith. Row Two, Willis ar, William White, H. A. Covey, i Waldrep, Myrtle Brazo, Ernst Hil- Ernst Gough, John DeBoer, James ircl. GARDENERS, Fred Weide, James Mar shall, E. H. Boyd, T. Hydom, C. L. Glaze Pedro Zapata, Ray Foster. waning! saw enior THIS GRADUATING CLASS of 1956 is The firsT one To compleTe The Three years of Training aT CompTon high. IT is one of The largesf ever To receive diplomas aT a single graduaTion. IT has Truly been a COLORFUL year. More sTudenTs, more Teachers, more honors, more awards, more Trophies, more vicTories in aThleTics This year Than in any previous year since The reorganizaTion and separaTion from The CompTon Junior College. Adams, James E. AgarTh, Sanford Alarcon, AbendroTh, Roy Abila, RoberT AbboTT, Paula Phyllis Albarron, Gerarc Albinger, Gracear Alexander, Joyi Allen, James V ...nd l W. on, Ethel erson, Charles erson, Edward erson, Nancy Mae Anderson, William Andrew, Bill Angelica, Robert Annan, Judy al Appling, Carolyn Ruth Ares, David Arias, Emily Armstrong lDenniel Howard Austin, Dianna Ruthie Neel, l crown you Her Maiesty, A ui Queen of Compton high school, and charge you to reign over this Christmas Ball in the same regal manner you pre- side at all our Chimette and Squires meetings, said President Tom Hodges when he placed the golden crown on Ruthie's lovely head. M its Bacon, Lorraine Baker, Robert Bain, Dorothy Bank, Dave Barra, Ed Bateman, Wilma l Barrett, Clyde Bates, Gary Barrie, Robert Beavers, Bascom, Rachel Bemis, Garyy l -ennett, Charles Bermel, Robert -enninger, Pat Bertheola, Arlene Berg, James Beveridge, Douglas Berlin, Carol Billings, Kathryn I crown you King of Compton high school, and charge you To reign at this Christmas Ball in the same fine manner you lead our yells at our games, said President Tom Hodges when he placed the crown on Ronnie Largent's head. paul' Bishop, Wayne ' Bogdan, Ina Blum, Norman Bonyea, John 30 Boone, Gory KDonJ Boone, William Bosch, Joy Bohs, Berry Q Brown, Kyle Bruton, Baron Bryant, Mary Ann Bryce, Pqtgy Buckner, Dan Burk, Mariory Burkhart, Janine Burris, Larry E Burris, Virginia Burris, Wilford Bussing, Kay Butcher, Kathryn Butler, Carol Ann Butt, Roger Cahow, Shirley 1- l ,rw Clark, K Clolwson, Jon' Cloven, Worr Cody, Shar Colby, Carolyn Cole, Glenn Collamore, Melvin Collier, Charles Q 'rn- K+ Collins, Larry Consfance, Gerald Cook, Marilyn I Coplin, Kennefh Cook, Sranley Corurn, Gra Core, Shirlee Cornwell, Donald Correz, Paul ce lLouise Mariel Cofrle, Richard Counts, Jean Coward, Bertie Crabtree, Phil 1 Crigler, Borboro Croninger, Leonord Crosby, Jo Ann Crother, Peggy 1 Crowe, Eleonor -1 Crump, Lysle Cummings, Coroleen i l Cummings, Potricio Curtis, Gory Curtis, Jock Cutler, Anite Daley, Vello Ani Dolley, Rober Domeron, Willion Dolores Torres ond Yell King, Ronnie Lgrgent leocl the sur- prised Queen of the Christmos Boll, Ruthie Neel, to her throne. Jlerarion PresidenT, risrmas Ball, one o nces of The year. Daniello, Larry Davies, Harry Davies, Sharon Davis, Norma e Murdoch, Girls' League Presi- WT, and Drexel Chapman, Boys' open The f The loveliest 1 Dawes, Sandra Dearon, Kennerh Dedmon, Richard ,ff X fi. Q5 Deifer, Arnold De la Torre, Claudia In De Lorro, RoberT A N133 ff? 5'-G' y..3,,, .4 Denney, Dian Denny, Nelda deWinTer, BeTTy Diebner, Florine 39 Dodds, Bonnie All over Compton you can find groups such as these talking Things over. What are they talking about? Why not ask them? They are: Bob Oldham, Dick Hacker, Linda McHecknick, Barbara Crigler, and Frank Lienen. Dohman, Karen Doyle, Wilbert j 'Of' Domingo, Roque Duarte, Jenny Dugan, Kathleen Duperron, Roger ang in V 'Yi 'ln GF- ,wi mf? Doyle, Michael Dudley, Betsey Dumoski, John Dye, Bob The pole serves Two purposes To These Emery, Lucille Estes, Frances sfudenfs, a meeting place and a loook- holder. Gathered around are .lack Taylor, Barbara McCracken, Norman l-lolliday, Marjorie Edmunds, Harley Thornfon and Sandy Dawes. Engel, Anne lMaryl Evans, Bob Eagle, John Edmunds, Mariorie Enfenmann, Pauline Eamigh, Patsy Ellioff, Laren Cary Esferdahl, Marvin Evers, .lea neffe Page, Kathleen i -seq? all qua: Farley, Dorofhy Fincher, Janice Fisher, Jill FOUll4f19F, Yvonne Fisher, Jean Fisher, Noreen Fekere, Jeralcl F l. ' Fleming, David errcgqmo' Oulse Floyd, Wanda F l, J Fletcher, Rosalie esse ack Fonfes, Frank X Flinn, PaT Forget, Clauoletfe Forkrucl, Lois Forsberg, Frank Forrester, Kent Fort, Jacqueline Foster, Betty R Freitag, Craig Foster, Jerry Fuller, Barbara Fox, Martin Freerksen, Myrna Foyle, Jo Ellen Frank, Pat Karl Gadberry, Kenneth Gaglio, Rosella F!! kb Funclerburk, Lincla ,-ann., Gain, Clifford Galeener, Norma Gamboa, Alex Geer, Billie Rufl Galassi, Mickey Galiegue, Evelyn Garza, Frances Gerke, Roger Giles, Lonnie Goff, Robert Gooolin, Kay Giersvold, Cyril GoforTl1, Carol Goss, Lena .W 'li Gibbs, Roberta l G 'W-'ff Gower, Earl Grafton, Judy Green, Don Breen, Eddie 'Surg' if l Gramley, Tom Grasham, Catherine Gray, Rodger Granados, Irene Graves, Sandra Greaves, Geraldine Greenwood, Virginia Greer, Jimmy Gregory, Arnold Gresseff, Jacque Q o Griffin, Carol 'ee' gnu- j Grogan, Beverly Hagedorn, Gloria Gutierrez, Joe Hale, Roy Hacker, Richard Hall, Jay Brad Hanes Jerry Hanlyn, Leroy Hanna, Darius Hanson, Jeanette K I A popular and lousy place for most stu- dents at Colorful Compton high is Their lockers. Shown here are Norma Davis, Arlene Bertheola and Sandy Hunter. K W 0 i i 5 , A Harkey, John Harmon, Joanr Harmon, Lutie Harrington, Donn Harris, John rrison, Charlene urrison, Harold urwood Donald What are they doing? Holding up the V building, of course! The Ubuilding- holders are: Larry Emarine, Don Rozelle, Kent Wilmovsky, and Ron Mallonnee. Hatch, Joe Hawkins, Sue Hedgpeth, Riley Hatcher, V. Diane Hawkins, Travestine Helmick, Sharon Hatton, Raymond lBudl Hayden, David Helton, Shirley WF.. l Shown above are Two business sTudenTs Talking wiTh Mrs. Knox. IT looks as if There'll be an assignmenf for Donna Volp and Johanna SaITers and home work for Their busy Teacher Henry, Eldon Hereolia, Barbara HewiTT, Mary Hicks, EIizabeTh 9' HolsTon, Charles Howard, William Hoops, Drucilla Howe, Jesse Paul Horn, Ronald Hughes, Thomas E. Being True parking loT aTTendanTs, These 5 boys sTick To The iob while Talking wiTh Their insTrucTor, Mr. Barnard. They are: Joe LuTz, Jim PoliTe and KenT VesTre. Hughes, Thomas HunTer, Sandra HunTer, John Hurley, Becky HunTer, PaT HusTon, David HunTer, Rex lde, Jonafhan vi R Jennings, Cclrlene Jensen, Roger Jessee, Pofricio ,. l li fl Jones, Ernest Jones, Wcilrer Kclding, Jczmes Kecily, Verna Jones, Gladys Josselyn, Chester Kcissebdum, John Kelly, Ronnie Morlene Judd, Don Kdsrner, Mdridee Kesler, Edith nes, Mdrflici Sue Julian, Arlyne Mn.. ,pn Kier, Koren Kilgore, Pofricio Kilmer, BeTTy Jeon King, Dole Kifogovvo, lMokc1Tol Vic Kuloifz, Eorl lTeoll Kubifz, John K T, P Kitchell Elvio Ur eggy Klein, Chorlofte Klies, Joyce Knowles, Pof Kolor, Befsy Kuwcihoro, Tosh Lo Bounfy, Ji Lobrciolor, Phyl Lanz, Meredith Lasiter, Jerry Leahy, Kay lCl1andlerl Le Dau, Eileen Lee, David Leggett, Kay Layman, Barbara Lamb, Carlyle Land, Bill Lang, Edward LO RUS' Eury Layne, Robert La Valley, Pamela 3 el Lavender, Ronald Lawrence, Carl Layton, Edwin I i Q 'U' Leinen, Frank Leonard, Daniel Leroy, KenneTh Leffs, Delores Lewis Larry Levias, Ella Lewis Maury Levias, Johnnie Liberio Rosern Lewis, David LIYTGVNOVI Le Resfing in The Senior Square afTer lunch is a privilege many enjoy, especially when our California sun is brillianfly shining. The girls are: Sally l-liggon and Shirley Wheeler. .indson, Linda Lockhart, Lois Little, Thursa Looliic, Michael ittman, Audrey Lopez, Angelina Littrell, J. T. Lopez, Juanita Bialing their time until the last bell rings, John Hunter, Bill Parker and Dick Bullis lounge on the lawn in the ever popular 'Senior Square. V Lucy, Don Lutz, John Lutz, Joseph Ludvvigson, Carol Ann Luian, Jennie 1' ,pf l Q Lynn Donald James McCowan, Larry Mc!-Xulay David McCoy, Molly McCabe Benlamin McCoy, RoberT McClelland Sue McCracken, Barbara Elaine Chaffee, Sharon Davies, Molly McCoy, and Jeri MacAdarn are all ready To buy Their school supplies. The hard working girl behind The counTer of The sTudenT sTore is Lavon McFarland. McCreary Charles McFarland FloreTTa McElhinney Shirley McKee Beverly lDelorisl Mclilbben Darlene McMichael, Rich McLaren Robert McReynolcls, Dennis McMichael James McReynolcls, Soundra if 1' MacAolam, Jeri Magallanez, Rachel Manly, Mary Mann, June GeTTing Together by This hard buf firm rail is one of The more popular pasfimes. Four of its loyal supporters are Roy Lon- berger, Bob Macy, Duane Taner and Perry Chappell. Mortinez, Louis Mcixfielcl, Clouclio Moyfielcl, Shoron Metcolt, Willenci June Motthews, Jolwonne Moy, Ken Mendozo, Esther Micliel, Anito lSoltersl Michelson, Dole Miller, Ann lTc:ylorl Miller, Penny Minor, Willis Miller, Woillcice Monk, Dione at i Montgomery, Jomes Moore, Jonnes Morgcin, Shirlene Mullenoux, William Murdock, Sue Moreno, Lily Moyer, Mcxrslfio Mulligon, Miclfuoel Murphy, Donno Nolley, Rosemory Neole, Dorloncl Neel, Cl1c1rloTTe Rullw Nelson, Ernesfine Neely, Dole Nelson, John Murry, Ronolol ww Neubauer, Charles Newfson, Marlis Nicholas, Jacqueline Nielsen, Calvin 60 Niemela, Kenneth Nillo, Jo Ann Noone, Joyce Oaks, Ronald Orndahl, Helen lJoi Odell, Barbara Oropeza, Richarc Oelkers, Dan Orr, Gil Ollila, Johnna - Osferhouf, Clovir verhage, Phil Owen, Linda wens, Sharon Page, Robert 1 Palacios, lnez Palrner, Don Palmer, Wanda Paradis, Dale Parker, Fred Parks, Ted Parmley, Dee ad, 1 j Parovel, Herman Patterson, Lorry Patton, Charles Pauly, Howard Pinheiro, Frank Plehn, Bill Pirrie, Roberr Plumley, Gary Plank, Larry PoliTe, Jim Pearce, William Peferson, Rich Perez, Henry Phariss, Carol Perry, Pat Phelps, Vivian Pereque, Frank Phillips, Tommy Strolling along The walk Through Senior Square are Sieve Rizzo and Sharon Roberis, a popular couple, in The active lives of Campion sfudents. 62 ,pf Poncy, Jan Powell, Sharon Poppler, Jackie Preacely, Robert Portillo, Luis Proclor, James RrouT, Richard Proufy, Alva Quinlana, Sara Ralls, Stanley Showing his exciiing shorf-wave radio To John Lutz is Fred Turk, one of The popular hams on campus. The set is buill in his Plymoulh sfalion wagon. Fred is a member of The Civil Defense Corps. Ramirez, Fred Randall, Leona Rasmussen, James 63 'l .4-3' A15 wvdff' 411' ing 64 Robinson, Nathalie Rawls, Doretha Reed, Bob Reed, Don Reed, Peggy Reed, Shirley Reese, Pam Renteria, Marcela Rhodes, Norma A Compton co-ed has just gathered up her books, preparing to hurry along to her next class like many ot her class- mates. This Compton student is Donna Harrington, Rivera, Hector Rock, William Rizzo, Steven Roeber, Gary Ross, Janice 3 .,,,1 ,, K j The sreps of The cafefena is a popular place for many Cornpronifes Two ardent '-- sfep sl'rTers on This busy Thoroughfare are Bill Dameron and Don Cornwell. Sariego, Ronald Safer, Linda Sausser, Duane Schenke, Charloffe Schleibaum, Mike Schlenz, Neil Schneider, Dona Schumow, Gerson Sclfiwellinger, Maxine Schwellinger, Myron Seggman, Connie Seffle, Billy In-.Q Shine Roberto lfi' , C l Shahan, Melville S lplon Gro Shamblin, Clifford Shank, Peggy Simmons, Reba Sizelove, Riclfmaz h Slike, Richoi S arp, Howard Shell, Douglas iam, Shelfon, James Sloan, Ru' Smalley, Verna Smith, Joan Smith, Kenny gall Smith, Ralph Smith, Richard Lee Smith, Sharon Kay 'W ZV Smith, Robert Lee Smith, Sidnee Smith, William Earl Sornstein, Dick Spann, Margaret Specht, Stephan Speer, Jeanene Spence, Joan Spencer, Jeannette Springgate, Larry If 'Q 'ik Stewart, Gay Stewa rt, Henrietta Stopher, Esther Stratford, .lack gl' '54 GUK Sullivan, Linda Tagashiro, Sh Talamantes, An Talley, Eugen TN -v-'57 ...-f' Sutter, Mary Stewart, Thomas Syphard, Gary Sprouse, Nancy Steinberg, Rosalie Stenvall, Leonard Stewart, Barbara Jo 68 Summers, Gary we , AU Thornfon, Harley Tillerson, Frcmk Timms, Marlene Tonkovich, Paul X Hw- A Torow, Evelyn Toscano, Albert Trochim, Tom Twombley, Bill Torres, Dolores Treweek, Gail Turek, Mina Valdez, Martha Veal, Sue Villanueva, Mary Vial, Maureen Vincent, Johns Vise, Linda ! E Highlighting the second semester stude body election assembly was the dance Terry Thomas, introduced by Larry Burr as part of his election bid. :orge Gobel, Gerald Bailey, Perky 'try Volp, Donna Walker, Richard Waring, John Waterbury, Tom Von Muller, Judy Wolfers, Fred Warner, Jon Wafers, Rachael Webb, Shirley Weiler, Karl Weber, Bob Welch, Kay '! '--'sr iggy King, Carol Berlin, Liberace, Ran- Weaver' Corolme ' Cobb, and his brother George, Lyle rrker, were inrroduced by Kay Leggetf ,g her skit which aided her successful 4 mpaign for vice-president. White, James White, Richard Whiteman, Carole Whitesell, Ivan Williamson, Beverly vvi I4 , i ' vvhaffon, Floyd 'movs Y Wm W'l , C l A. Wiemer, Ted 'Son Gro Wilcox, Charlene Williams, Gordon Williams, Maynard Williams, Patricia Wilson, Carole Wilson, George Wilson, James X ,fa- Wright, Joann li Pl X? ndharn, Joyce nters, Sharon se, Susanne Therbee, Patricia 4,2 WiTzke, Donald Woo, William Woods, Dean Wright, Beverly Wright, Charles Yamanashi, Nellie Yosf, Roy Youman, Gay Youngman, Beiie Zamora, Jo Ann fl Mid-year enfries and February Graduates are on the next pages. 73 F' ,yr 'His Lafe Enirfee Lock, Almary McVey, Bob Ramirez, Paul Ramos, Richar Floe Sigruol Harvey, Alnce Johnson, Jo Anne Keheller, Norma Alenander, Mickey Barten, Juanita Bennett, Mary Lou Campbell, Bill 74 ,. Creekmore Charles Dixon, Mary Enlow, Gordon Hamilton, Phll SPRING HIGHLIGHTS WERE the Lcstin Banquet onol the Sigurol Rosher Concert. Pictured below is Sigurol Roscher, worIoI tomous soxophonist, shoking hctnds with Mrs. Betty Motesky, occomponist, onol Director John Del Monoco. The notobles ot the Romon banquet ore Mrs. Doris T. Westcott, principolg Mr. Everett Shipmon, Co- orclinotor of student octivities ond Mrs. Horriet Knudsen, teacher of Lotin. fr Student Governmenf X A S B President Holding the presidents gavel for the first semester Associated Student Body was capable and popular senior Tom l-lodges. During his term he accomplished many important jobs including heading the club con- stitution committee, ln the future Tom will be seen on the University of Southern California campus studying electrical engineering. off' Yvanxvf-'db Q Xi 3225 wi 5 c C Q' N if I ' fy ' I . r I y ff seii :ro sie , -h N, e i 1-N W -f v. ,f T..- SEB W i s X ff X is Jr U i 9 Xt A S B Secrefary 'aking minuTes for The firsT semesTer 'vas Kay LeggeTT. During her Three years :T Corr1pTor1 Kay held offices in Girls' eague, was a flag girl and was ASB 'ice presidenT second seme-sTer. A S B Vice PreS1 enf The office of vice presidenT was held loy preTTy Elaine Chaffee CompTon s repre se-rTTaTive To Girls STaTe and a Seal bearer. ounci The fall semester ASB council was suc- cessful in its two main proiects, the Good Neighbor Policy which resulted in friendlier community relations and the Members are, Row One, Mr. Shipman, coordinator of Student Activities, Tom Hodges. Row Two, Stan Ralls, Sue Murdock, Drexal Chapman, Sandra Lehto, Row Three, harry Burris, Elaine Chaffee, Norman Clean Campus Campaign with its early Friday release. On the busy agenda was the planning of the Homecoming dance and coronation of the Queen. Holliday, Kay Leggett, Charles Coventon, Stanford Agarth, Joy Harrison, Judy Snavely, Bob Rahner, T H it , Oi R ' L . om ug es an onme argent ZEN Ql. x l Mis V an M x sa- ' 'A r'1 X xxx N E b 'CWNc4L l 3 -I 'WM N rv, lt ix atllie v, Qi., 4 .1 Q VV K v Senior Ciass Officers FIRST SEMESTER: President, Lorry Burris Vice-president, Myrno Freerksen X QW101' C CISG' COLll1C1 COUNCIL, ROW ONE K. Clark, P. Williams P. Kuri, M, Freerksen ,B', ROW TWO Powers ond S. Thorns. Abbott P. Benninger E. Leibli G. Treweek S, Smith . c1'mley, M. enneir, . S echf, . Brisco, Miss Bowers, closs advisers, K. Moy, B. Woo, S. Cody Secrem ry Treasurer, 1 Poulo Abboff Pon' Benninger unfor Class O jqcers First Semester: President, Bill Hamilton Vice-president, Jethelyn Clary Secretary, Donnine Smith unfor Class Councf COUNCIL: Row One, R. Hewitt, B. Uphouse, B. Holbrook, M. Gosiko, N. White, N. Halestone, C. Crain, Mr. Gardner, sponsor. Row Two, Mrs, Eagles, sponsor, S, Edwards, H. Hansen, J. de Long, D. Tuthill, N, La Gross, L. Paderson, T. Bently, Row Three, D. Smith, V. Cruthers, B. Browning, K, Gustutson, J Clary, D. Smith, M, McDonald, K. Rickey. Row Four, D. Dussenberg, G. Tone, D. Giese, B. Hamilton. SOP OWZOVQ Class 'IQCQTS FIRST SEMESTER: President, Charles Coventon Vice-president, Sue Gamble Sop omore Class Councf COUNCIL: Row One, P. Reinhold, S. Anderson, J. North, J. Valkie, M Vincent, Y. Alexander, Y. Tate, Miss Wyatt, sponsor. Row Two, E Gomez, S. Arozeno, G. Woo, C. Haze, S. Gamble, C. Coventon, G Melton, l Ives. Row Three, S. VVEllEcms, Sasaki, S. Herman, V Parker, T. Tonas, A. Dovvden. Row Four, R. Lomberger, T. Thomas, L Droke, S. Bodily, J. Dodson, R. Chambers, K. Barbatine. Secretary, Sandy Bodily Treasurer, Grace Woo 1 1 ' 238 :LW :z:i'f3 .: -gg: . 2 - 1 Q 2 'N qw, - vw . 4 Q3 1 J ' .. fp 1 ' . 1 ' y 1' f ' r . 'K SN G' ' ' . ' K ' u f . 4 A a ' ' 9 1 A S B Secretary Keeping The minuTes for The spring semesTer was Kcnren Kier, member of drill Tecim ond ci song leoder. She wos olso secreTory of Girls' Leogue, Scribes, cmd Junior Class. vii' A S B Vice President Vice Presidem' for The second semesfer was Koy Leggerf, cz member of drill Tecxm ond oi Hog girl. Besides being secreTc1ry of The ASB Koy wols olso Homecoming princess. I A - 1 'f Z-f .-j? 'M4'-'W A S B Councf Continuing with the Good Neighbor Policy and Clean Campus Campaign the spring semester Associated Student Body Council proved itself worthy of the high standards set up by its predecessors. The council sponsored many afternoons of coke-hops and pep assemblies. Seated are Albert Rosa, Woody Covington, Bob Smith, Norman Holliday, Elaine Chaffee, Pat Jessee, Barbara Layman, Tom Hughes, Beverly Grogan, Drexal Chap- man, Ruth Neel, Bob Smith, and Ronnie Largent. Standing are officers Kay Leggett, Larry Burris, Karen Kier, and Mr. Everett Shipman, coordinator of student activities. , f 'PL - X I 'i,:f-a-. K -fb 1 TES 5' X '61 ,f 'XXX o f lx A N QX 4 x SN, 3 X- xi x vxxt 2, 1 -,LLC Y L 4531 S-5, X , X , Senior Ciass Ufjqcers President-Elaine Chaffee Vice-president-Sue Murdock V37 Senior Cfass Council SENIOR COUNCIL-Row One, S. Thoms, S. Morgan, J. Hanson, K, Goodin, K. Kier, M. Kastner, S, Cody, E. Chaffee. Row Two, R. Hale, J. Vincent, H. Davies, G. Albarron, J. Bonyea, L. Linaman, T. Weimer, P. Crabtree. Row Three, T. Waterburry, D. Armstrong, T. Chavez, G. Chavez, G. Enioe, B. Dameron, L. Coilins, B. Andrew, J. Polite, T. Hodges. Secretary-Sandy Thorns Treasurer-Gay Youman sro? swf' unfor Class Councfl JUNIOR COUNCIL-Row One, S. Cc1rTer, M. Yount, N. Hoilstone, L. Pool, V. Arnold, J. Snovely, C. Crone. Row Two, Mr. Gordner, sponsor, A. Roso, S. Burris, D. Childress, M. Rhodes, K. Gusfofson E. Johnson, Mrs. Eogles, sponsor. Row Three, E. Livesoy, D. Rossier, R. Lorgenr, R. Borboro, J. Beckner, R. Mollonee, D. Houston F. Workman. Secrefcrry-Myrno Rhodes Treosurer-Ed Johnson unfor Cfass Ufjqcers Pre-sidenT-Alberf Roso Vice-presidenT-Nilcn Hoilsfone 1. A 1 ik ,f S0p 'IOVPIOTQ CJIGSS JQCQTS President-Woody Covington Vice President-Groce Woo 1 'X , ...Q .,, it Ni 'ffl J B Y ' Y B , M, '-M ,haw-.Q 6 .,,,, A Sop omore Class Counci Row one: Miss Wyott, C, Brewer, J. Eastwood, V, Brodbeck, P. Reinhold M. Vincent, T. Holloway, J. Scoonover. Row two: J. Bowden, J. Hornilton N. Peterson, G. Melton, B. Polson, G. Woo, B. Sltellor, C. Kidwell, S Fespermon, Row three: Mr. Dilwortln, G. Johnson, C, Froser, M. Lockey J. Poyne, D, Pleclwus, W, Covington, J, Jones, L. Griggers, L, Levey C, Coventon. Secretory-Judy Scoonover Treosurer-Jone Dowolen 90 'X .--. fe nn. sg N--.. -Qs- Q ,J rganizafions Inter - Council., infer - Presfclenf Sion Rolls did o very fine iob cis firsf s mesfer Inter-Club Council presioleni. inter Club Council: Row One, Mary Johnson, Donna Rindohl, Joan Warner, Don Wifzke, Mr. Everff Shipman, Sanford Agorth, Stan Rolls. Omdcihl, Jon Pouncy, Dolores Torries, Rufhie Neel. Row Two, John , . ,,.., . Q-m...ggg:- . --ff me , Y. -' -i: ff'- 1-1.5111 if .Q-new ,H-f - n -fy .,,f or ,. .i we . H. -p ,. ..-- , ,,.., 'V in ,,,:- mem. ,,- M infer - Club Presfclenf Inrer Club Council presiolenl for second semester is Norm Holliday. Norm is olso presiolenr of De Moloy's. 'iw Ynfer - Councf s Ter Club Council members for second semester ore: Row one: Rinclohl, Don Buckner, Moridee Kcrstner, Lindo Safer, Tony Gorico nolo Vise, Ruthie Neel, Jeon Risvolol. Row two: Horley Thorfon, Mory Johnson. Row three: Norm Holliday, and Mr. Everett Shipman zchel Wofers, Bob Pearce, Mcxurien Vicxl, Stan Rolls, Donna sponsor. I ,, 1 l Tc, . l r ,, 4, l M W C l , b , qui res 5 x 55 J rg rf ' ' aaeggs:-if ,L x l wr 5 xg. E z i- if ii- if 'P' w ii if E ...W, ,i diy is 9 5 r '2 fi . Ai 1K '2 Mrs. Pauline Abbott in G ,, 9 A il . V.',i W i f 1 ' . me E , K Q' ef l We Sanford Agarrh Charles Neubauer David Lee Mike Schleibaurn Donald Wirzke Sfan Rolls Bob Dye Tom Hudges Drexel Chapman Tom Trochim Larry Burris Dan Buckner 94 W: fx iw- ' L 5 - ' ' ,L -R 5 Paula Abbott C fmeffes CHIMETTES AND SQUIRES were united This year to form one club. Under The supervision of Mrs. Abbott This most select club was of much value to Compton high. It ushered at all formal pro- grams in The auditorium, assemblies, and spon- sored the first school dance in The tall. Ruthie Neel is the president. V ii' '7 'L ' 'E aw , mag , T 5. gc- Q WK ! it ssii Elaine Chaffee Barbara Brown Ruthie Neel M' ttf ,, ffiwew ' Q qi' Y E I Y s WV! E' ' Rai :i..., 1 it E x r T H , , it W N X rt 51 me . ! IA K.,, i, H ,,. L, ' df: i -0 TSW., 'fi er in mn? WF i iii in it V, ,T i 5 . X Myrna Freerkson Judy Von Muller Donna Schneider Carol Butler f-lwzfz ws- .ft 2 , A A ' li Iii T it-fag T l Rachael Waters Kay Leggett Maureen Vial Rosemary Liberio 95 Girls I League President SUE MURDOCH DID a fine iob as PresidenT of The Girls' League The first semesTer. Sue served as a flag girl, also. iris 7 eague F7 Girls y League Vfce IJ1'QSiC!G1'7f' MAUREEN VIAL SERVED as x presidenT and did a very iob. Maureen was CapTair The CompToneTTes. Officers OFFICERS OF THE Girls' League iniTiaTed and spon- ond Tloor of The AolminisTraTion building. They are: sored The Chrisfmas Ball, The March of Dimes and Row One, Maureen Vial, Sue Murdoch. Row Two, many oTher worthwhile proiecrs. The officers above Barbara McCracken, PaT Jesse, and Connie Burvvell. are picTured in The busy library locaTed on The sec- Boar Girls' League Board for first semester are: Row one: Dorothy Bain, Ruthee Neel, Maureen Vial, Sue Murdock, Connie Burvvell, Pat Jessee. Row two: Sue McClellan, Karen Kier, Jeanette Spencer, Joan Omdahl, Judy Lowder, Barbara McCracken, Bette Holbrook, Mary Johnson. ounci Girls' League Council for first semester are: Row one, B. Crigler, J. Buchanan, C. Burwell, J. Whisler, C. Harrison, R. Neel, B. Hollbrook, B. Fantino, P. Ethridge, N. James. Row two: S. Little, L. Lee, B. McCracken, M. Edmunds, J. Stevens, M. Esterdohl, K. Price, J. Mathews, C. Hall, A. Kitagawa. Row three: P. Oster, D. Wright, J. Broughton, D. Bain, M. Moyer, M. McCoy, C. Butler, L. McFarland, M. Fazio, A. Arvizie. Row four: R. Mims, N. Henn, J. Leiierts, S. Bodily, J. Spencer, P. Abbott, B, Grogen, K. Goodin, K. Kier, M. Vial, B. Brown, S. Merdock, J. Pouncy, E. Chaffee, B. Odell, Row five: Miss Dorothy Knox, sponsor, C. Winters, J. Butler, C. Wilson, R. Windham, D. Rindahl, I. Jamison, M. Bryant, A. Smith, S. Schinder, S. Hayden, P. Jessee. Row six: J. Lowder, C. Whyte, S. Walker, J. Clary, K. Gustofson, B. Rose, J. Woods, S. McClelland, B. Dudly, S. Host, J. Omdahl. fa-sau ...sg 1? A9 JS G Second Semester Ufjqcers President Jessee cmd Vice-president Burwell represented Compton high cut the Girls' Leogue Convention tor Southern Coiltornid ond Arizono held in Son Bernorclino. The Girls' Leoigue hod tun plonning cind sponsoring two oll girl ossennblies, o loig ond little sister Teo tor The incoming sophomores, o Spring Foshion ond Teo for the mothers ond doughters ond on oll doy trip to Southern iris League Pot Jessee, President Connie Burwell Vice-president Colifornio University. The officers ore Pot Jessee, presi dent, Connie Burwell, vice-president, Solly Burris, sect. Pot Brosher, treasurer ond Joon Lund, corr. sect. l Girls League for second semester are: Row One, M. Johnson, M. Westland, R. Neel, B. Cotner, B. Gramley, S. Ferguson, l.. Lee, C. Burwell, R. Waters, D. Austin, K. Price, A. Vial D. Massingill, J. Craig, C. Wilcox, Row Two, S. Gamble, Pl Gunn, J. Robinson, S. Burris, K. Kier, P. Abbott, C. Butler L. Sater, P. Rogers, S. Hartford, J. Myers, M. Farquhar, M B0 ll Girls' League Board for second semester did a very tine iolo. It sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance which was a very big success. Mrs. Anna- belle White and Mrs. Dorothy Knox continue to do an excellent iob ot sponsoring the Girls' League. ral Hess, D. Martin, J. Denham, B. Johnson, Row Three, T. Hawkins, J. Emarine, S. Vilhaver, C. Curtis, B. Browing, L. Williams K. Gornick, J. Robinson, B. Rose, A. Pauly, Row Four, J. Annan M. Bennett, L. Rains, F. Hodges, S. Badly, S. Walker, A. Sisson J. Lund, M. Vial, G. Greaves, J. McAclam, N. LeGross, L. Vise, D. Bain, P. Thieroff, P. Jessee, Mrs. Dorothy Knox, sponsor. The members of the board are: Row One, B Browning, D. Austen, P. Brasher, P. Jessee, C Burwell, J. Lund, M. Johnson, Row Two, R Waters, K. Kiee, P. Abbott. Jim Polite served os second semester president ot Boys Federation. Jim is C1 member of the track teom. 100 Boys I Fecleraffon l Drexol Cnopmon served cts first semesl president of Boys Federation. Drexel! ci member of Vdrsity Club. ,W f 4-0 BOYS' FEDERATION COUNCILS First Semester: Row One, B. Reed, R. Cobb, C. Newtson, J. Thornton. Row Two, B. Land, J. Bonyea, R. Butt, H, Reges. Row Three, D. Chapman, N. Holliday, F. Workman, A. Rosa. Second Semester: Row One, D. Chapman, R. Nell, J. Siler, F. Kelly, D. Kib, H Denny. Row Two, J. Polite, M. Williams, A. Fristad, D. Branstord, and R. Chambes. 5. , , ' V , la K D , A . :iii 1 Us 9 T E Biology Club members are. P. Benninger, B. Layman, R. Terry, R. Waters, vice-president, Wilber Walston, sponsor, L. Higgins, president, J. Wall, sponsor, L. Hanlyn. Camera shy are. D. Voip, treasurer, anal S. Lehto, secretary. re Teachers are: Row One, S. Yeager, A. Garcia, C vell, S. Zucker, J. Scoonover, R. Johnson, C. Crain, A. Rosa Two, D. Wilson, R. Lovret, V. Brodbeck, S. Strong, E. ztcc, R. Abbott, B. Brown, R. Largeni. Row Three, A h, G. Woo, K. Lindstrom, S. Burris, M. McCoy, S. Hawkins Ashcroft, W. Little. Row Four, R, rio, M. Burk, P. tSanley, J. Bluhm, Fisher, A. Lomax, N. Galeerier, T. vez. Row Five, C. Herzog, H. Hodges, lary, V. Parker, K. Bussing, G. Seldy, Dldham. Mimirathenian officers for first semester ore: Jean Risvold, vice-president, Sally Beck, Rosemary Liberia, treasurer, Stewart Zipper, Sanford Agorth, president, Mr. Dean Harbour, Mrs. Miriam Cox, spon- sors, and Roslie Fletcher, secretory. fmfraflzenfan fjqcers Mimirothenian officers for second semester are: Ruthie Neel, president, Judy Snovely, treasurer, Connie Berwell, secretary, and pictured above is second semester vice-president Roslie Fletcher. nw U ..- -ami 'Q -2 ix Mimirathenians for first semester are: A. Adasiak, R. Alzua, C. Ashcraft, J. Bang, B. Barns, C. Beaver, S. Beck L. Berger, J. Bluhm, F. Boesch, K. Boynton, C. Bishop, R. Brensford, V. Brodbeck, T. Buckles, D. Castler, B. Cotner, L. Caudle, C. Coventon, W. Chambers, A. Cobble, R. Coker, L. Cook, D. Cox, L, Crain, H. Denny, J. Eastwood L. Ermert, S. Finley, G. Finley, G. Finley, G. Fleming, K. Fowkes, S. Gamble, H. Gilstrap, E. Gomez, D. Grahm D. Greenland, L. Grigger, I. Guterez, H. Hackman, F. Hampton, R. Harris, G. Harwood, S. Herman, C. Herzog I. Howard, P. Katz, N. Kimmel, A. Kitagawa, L. Klaiber, K. Kraft, L. Larum, B. Ledou, K. Lindstrom, A, Lomax R. Lonberger, J. Lowder, N. Lowe, L. McFarland, S. McFarl, B. Meadows, G. Milton, J. Murray, C. O'Neel, V Parker, L. Pedace, L. Peddycoart, J. Pelochine, N. Peterson, H. Ray, H. Reyes, L. Pipoly, B. Plson, H. Sasaka, J Schwartz, G. Selby, R. Shipton, N. Skinner, A. Smith, P. Stanley, W. Steagall, E. Suger, J. Swanson, Y. Tare, 1 1 1 Mimfraflzenians - First Semester L. Teed, T. Thomas, J. Toler, A. Treweek, S. Wehnish, D. Johnson, R. Wilson, C. Windham, G. Woo, G. Wright, S. Zipper, P. Dowd, B. Oldham, J. Ollila, L. Owen, P. Perry, L. Peterson, R. Purce, L. Pool, P. Reese, J. Risvold P. Abbott, S. Agarth, Bauman, P. Blandford, J. Bodamer, L. Briggs, B. Brown, J. Buchanan, M. Burk, cf Berwell, B .Carlton, E. Chaffee, C. Coward, B, Crank, P. Dowd, L. Emarine, B. Fantino, J. Fisher, N. Fisher, R Bletcher, I. Frese, B. Fuller, K. Gadberry, D. Gorbett, E.Green, J. Gutierez, L. Harmon, J. Harrison, B. Henrich R. Hewitt, S. Higdon, T. Hodges, C. Holston, B. Jacobs, S. Jones, V. Kitagawa, L. Ladiha, E. Lang, B. Layne, J Lee, R. Liberio, R. Loveret, J. Lund, L. McCechine, S. McClellan, F. McKelvey, R. McMillen, M. Moore, M. Moos C, Neel, P. Rogers, S. Smith. we ummm: I-t :s.e1eeziut..i.-It 4 Q 121 we 9 .N Avi N' . -'P' 'H :Q Mimirathenians for second semester are: Row One, P. Doud, B. Fanteno, P. Blandford, R. Neel, R. Johnson, C. Crain, N. Hillistone, S. Zucker, C. Burwell, J. Risvold, B. Crank, A. Freezly, P. Rogers, S, Fuller, S. Smith. Row Two, T. Buckles, R. Sanders, G. Woo, K. Warren, M. Buck, J. Shawartz, J. Youngblood, J. Snavely, L. Slater, A. Kitagawa, N. Peterson. Row Three, J. Lowder, C. Curtis, S. Jackson, E. Greene, L. McFarland, M, Knudson, C. Butler, P. Abbott, B. Brown, B. Grogen, J. Lund, S. Beck, N. Fisher, J. Clarey, E. Chaffee. Row Four, R. Chambers, F. McKelvy, D, Hatts, B. Layman, L. Corum, L. Briggs, C. Myers, L. Vius, W. Nutton, A. Rosa, R. Neel. Row Five, B. Oldham, J. Miller, R. Crichton, K. Gadberry, J. Yellin, S. Agarth, J. Bodamer, A. Adasike. Mimiraflrenians - Secon emesfer Pictured below are the Seal Bearers. ln order to become a Seal Bearer a student must have been a member of the Mimirathenians every semester he attended Compton high school. The following people are Seal Bearers: Row One, Barbara Brown, Elaine Chaffie, Paula Abbott, Noreen Fisher, Dona Schnider, Sue McClellan, Barbara Fuller. Row Two, Bob Henrich, Stan Ralls, Don Witzki, Jim Polite, Sanford Agarth, Kenny Gadberry. Q 7, , . fglfgff Q Nxxt, H jsfkll , 3 Y N I l if we Laffn Latin Club: Row One, D. Mulder, S. DeSoria, E. Goseco, M. Goseco, J. Callaghan, S. Carney, S. McElhinney, C. Sasaki, C. Greenwood, J. Gressett. Row Two, K. Price, J. Fort, S. Fuller, L. Ladiha, P. Badame, L. Corum, E. Chaffee, P. Perry, Mrs. Knudsen.. Row Three, J. Eagle, E. Hicks, B. Gramley, D. Volp, S. Smith, L. McKechnie, H. Scruggs, E. Kessler, J. Grafton. Row Four, R. Fletcher, K. Raybern, L. Briggs, D. Bank, A. Papendick, M. McDonald, A. Wonsch, J. Warner, D. Lawhorn, R. Yost, J. Annan. SPANISH CLUB-Row One, S. Wanish, K. Davies, A. Vail, D. Massongill, L. Pypoly, J. Harris, P. Blandford, J. Buchanan, N. Boucher, J. Coleman, R. Neel, A. Garcia, S. Michael, D. Lawson. Row Two, Miss Ruth Mervis, Sponsor, S. Cocly, S. Davis, R. Watters, A. Kitagawa, R. Johnston, B. Crank, S. Yeager, D. Fallon, S. Harford, D. Graham, C. Hall, C. Burwell, S. Zucker. Row Three, B. Baxter, K. Fowkes, B. Rose, C. Curtis, H. Spiker, S. Holt, C. Kidwell, P. Stanley, P. Rogers, L. Swalve, K. Sindstorm, K. Hatfield, S. Anderson, N. Skinner. Row Four, C. Entenmann, P. Entenmann, J. Frese, J. De Long, B. Groggin, K. Legget, M. Rhodes, K. Kier, S. Thoms, M. McCoy, R. Harris, D. Ridahl, C, Ashcraft, C. Butler, J. Scoonover, V. Brodbeck, C. Herzog. Row Five, A. Lomax, A. Treweek, S. Beck, M. Vail, B. Brown, R. Liberia, R. Windham, N. Proffitt, N. Petersen, G. Melton, K. O'Neal. Row Six, R. Neel, H. Kuahara, A. Rosa, J. Montanio, J. Reynolds, I. Nius, L. Griggers, R. Reed, N. Henn, J. Lickhart, L. Brewer, P. Reese, J. Von Mueller. Row Seven, C. Kerfoot, J. Schwartz, G. Selby, J. Clary, A. Hatcher, P. Abott, K. Flaska, J. Gonski, B. Carper, R. Chambers, D. Salmans, J. Boderman, G. Harward, T. Phillips. Row Eight, J. Clawson, W. Kidd, R. Butt, E. Johnson, H. Thornton, B. Rahner, J. Wonderling, R. Giese, J. Smith, S. Zipper, L. Briscoe, B. Oldham, W. Anderson, R. Oaks, C. Newbauer, D. Witzke, T. Bradley, D. Buckner, L. Winkelman, D. Corbell. Mr. Robert Bampbell. panis x? 'var I-'sas E? C7 t Science Science Club-Row One, Mr. Caudill, R. McClaren, J. Bodimer, J. Castlebaum, B. Oldham, H. Thornton, W. Greenamyer, B, Peorce. Row Two, R. Pierce, R. Terry, F. Turk, D. Witzke, D. Solmor, B. Lane, J. Cutler, F. McKelvey, Mr. Gritz. Row Three, J. Buchamon, S. Harford, S. Fuller, M. Edmunds, L. Briggs, Pat. Stanley, B. Rose, S. Zukor. SCM' es Scribes-Row One, Mrs. Bagwell, S. Jackson, B. Stryker, J. Robinson, J. Lefferts, D. Stratford, J. Hanson, M. Edmunds. Row Two, T. Hughes, P. Hunter D. Smith, B. Layman, J. Barber, L. Goss, M. Davis, S. Lehto, K. Kier, D. Torres. Row Three, D. Dickson, A. Fristad, J. Pool, D. Stratford, J. Stratford D. Thompson, A. Gregory, G. Hanns, B. Goff, first semester president. ' a,rT 1 .,. Q pians The TheaTrical people in our midsT were really busy This year, wiTh Their Two big plays, Time OUT Tor Ginger and Jenny Kissed Me, Along wiTh These The Thespians also were acifive in monologues, characTer skeTches, panTomimes and dramaTic selecTions from new plays. All This was done under The able direcTion of Mr. William KosTerick. The members of The club are, Row One, B. STwerT, B. Pearce, V. Caley, L. SaTer, J. Pouncy,- E. Anderson, E. Green, D. Bain, D. Sanger. Row Two, M. Caleman, S. Zucker, A. Lepard, J. Boyer, B. Jacobs, M. Gehan, G. Gab- berT, C. Harrell, C. Price, G. HollingsworTh. Row Three, D. Coke, J. Foyal, L. Lemanen, W. Barber, G. McElroy, C. Lawrence, L. SpringaTe. afionai Forensic 9619149 The CompTon chapfer oT The NaTional Forensic League is an organizafion devoTed To The de- velopmenT of speech acTiviTies such as: debaTing, exTemporaneous speaking, oraTory and oral reading. lnTerscholasTic Speech 'TournamenTs are The key noTe of N.F.L. acTiviTies. These conTesTs provide The speakers wiTh a basis oT comparison wiTh oThers and also moTivaTion and experience speakers. The members of The club are: Row One: C. Greenwood, J. Buchanan, P. Blandford, C. Neel, D. HaTcher, S. Harford, L. Swalve, J. Risvold, S. HolT, A. Lomax, J, SchwarTz, N. PeTerson. Row Two: A. Rosa, N. Member, R. Chambers, B. Lane, J. Yellin, D. WiTzke, A. l-ladasiak, F. BoeTsch, W. LiTTle, B. Oldham, Mr. William J. Roy is sponsor. atv T? QD Business Business Club-Row One, Sheila Tobin, Carolyn Appling, Lorraine Petterson, Linda Sater, Lois Torkrut, Beverly Carlton, Jacque Cressett. Row Two, Pat Rogers, Edith Kesler, Eillen Le Dou, Sharon Revelle, Judy Crump, Sandy Holt, Bette Rose. Row Three, Linda Vise, Diane Monk, Pauline Entenmann, Mariorie Edmunds, Virginia Laird, Joanne Harmon. Row Four, Joan Spence, Sharon Winters, Sue Jones, Joyce Klies, Maxine Schwellinger. Homeff Homettes-Row One, Linda Safer, Carolyn Johnson, Mary Johnson, Lorraine Peterson. Row Two, Mrs. Laird, and Linda Vice. Orpha Dockery, sponsor, Arladean Tapp, Virginia W..-nu, 3 .9 4 -4 o J' ci lQikE,,, K - S., RQ! , 3 PW am g if 1 1 A J W , ,fl- 4. in ,.' 'Q J ... - : h fi? czmpus Campus Christian Fellowship members are: Row one: B Uphouse, C. Greenwood, M. Johnson, S. Lassen, B. Buchanan P. Blandford, L. Lurk, K. Davies, L. Peddycourt, M. King Row two: J. Schonover, S. Toben, D. McKibben, P. Nelson E. Green, L. Swalve, A. Smith, D. Carter. Row three: V Brodbeck, L. Ives, A. Dowden, P. Stanley, A. Papendick, J 1 I Crump, S. Holt, S. Bodge, A. Friese. Row four: C. Herzog A. Hatcher, S. Fuller, B. Moore, A. Lomax, L. Vise, J. Callan J. Jurrack. Row five: G. Albaron, C. Holland, T. Phillips H. Thorton, B. Oldham, F. Leinen, R. Lonberger, E. Talley, Mr Dean Harbour, sponsor. ey CII, Key Club members are: Row one: L. Burris, A. Rosa, D. Chapman, J. Clawson, R. Largent. Row two: T. Bradley, L Leniman, S. Agarth, B. Hamilton, B. Jacobs. Row three: B Rahner, M. Schleibaum, C. Newboure, F. Workman, S. Ralls. Row four: B. Hendricks, J. Vincent, G. Orr, B. Weber, T. Hodges, Mr. Keith Lee, sponsor. llO ,po- x t '!' 9 ,ar 33: , ,, v- - 0 ., IL Vcxrsify Club members are: Row One, John lde, Jack Waring, Dick Hacker. Row Two, Mr. Ernst Hartmann, sponsor, Norm Holliday, Roger Jensen, Chuck Neubauer, Drexal Chapman, Varsffy DeM0lay DeMolay Club members are: Row One, Dan Buckner, Chuck Neubauer, Bob Jacobs. Row Two, Larry Danillo, Ronnie Largent, Sanford Agarth, Norman Holliday, Mr. Hillard Bernard, sponsor. Row Three, Arr Parker, Riley Neif, Don Klim. live 523' ' , l ,m,mm,,,W,mw-mnmmwmwme-AW Y,wm....w.w..,w Ili is v ,Q 1 E Q Chess Club members are: Row One, Mike Callen, lgmar Nius, Dick Robinson, Carol Witzke, Jo Ann Bang, Irwin Shelton, Bill Berwals, Bill Peeler. Row Two, Miss Jackie Marsman, sponsor, Tony Garcia, Duane Ganner, Randy Thompson, Bob Layne, Paul Katz, Jim Tice. Row Three, Don Witzke, Jim Miller, Joel Yellin, Bob Oldham, Bob McLaren, Dennis Spinks. C ess op omore ervice Cl Z2 Sopha Chi, Sophomore Girls' Service Club members are: Row One, S. Gamble, S. Beck, J. Valkie, G. Woo. Row Two, L. Lee, J. Scoonover, S. Anders M. Vincent, S. Williams, J. Wheeler, S. Slaton, S. Little, L. Pipaly, J. Murray, D. Massongill. Row Three, B. Cotner, E. Gomaz, A. Kitagawa, V. Bra beck, M. Burr, S. DeSoria, B. Henn, T. Buckles, K. Lindstorm, Erika Wonsch, J. North, K. Hatfield, M. Thompson, B. Bax-ter. Row Four, B. Polson, Vavruska, A. Treeweek, V. Parker, A. Smith, N. Lowe, T. Thomas, B. Sheller, C. Beaver. Row Five, C. Herzak, J. Emarine, S. Finley, L. Cook, C. Ashcrc W. Chambers, G. Milton. Row Six, Miss Edith McCulloch, sponsor, N. Paterson, R. Harris, J. Lowder, K. Catchings, P. Theroff, J. Howdard, P. Stanl J. Hamilton, C. Myers. E l - 1 . vx -1 Pictured above ore the girls from the Continuation School: Row One, Dorothy Atkins, Borbciro Bacon, Lores Adams, Joyce London, Mrs. Evo Terry, Connie Wright, Stephanie LciCc1scio, Theresa Grciedo. onfinuafion 00 Pictured below are the boys from the Continuation School: Row One, Henry Culwele, Kenny Puckett, Bill Pennington, Donny Costoreno, Clarence Arnold, ond Mrs. Thelmo M. Rule. to C C ,,,,,...,1'!-'2...i,,,:w. 5 N Q M lmvauurnmnwvi ti Q' WI' U W 5' 'B ,,., w-mua,,w,,,M.1M.,,w,i. C M, N.., ,M W X. Q . ACf1U1f1QS X TOM HUGHES, editor-inechief of The El Corn- panile, has been a iournalisT for four years. He sTarTed his sporTs wriTing aT RoosevelT iunior high buT changed To annual sTaff in his iunior year. He excels in aThleTics, especially baskeT- ball. Tom has been on boTh varsiTy Track and varsiTy baskeTball Teams for Three years. Col- lege plans are in his TuTure, buT as yeT The col- lege has not been selecTed. Tom has a high B grade average. El Companf Sfaff MARJORIE EDMUNDS, associaTe edifor ol El Campanile, has had Tour years in jour- nalisrn. For Two years she has made The ediTing of The yearbook her TirsT acTiviTy Her ofher inTeresTs include The Scribes Business club, Girl's League and Science club. Marjorie plans Two years aT Comp- Ton college. 'fin +2 Dorothy Stratford Organizations Jim Jackson Business mgr. iz l Lydia Garcia Activities During the three short years the El Campanile has won a niche in the hearts of Compton high. Its blue and gray cover encloses pictures of events that will long live in the memories of each participant. The statt will forget the hard work when it sees the finished product. Bob Gott Arnold Gregory Athletics Athletics ey. P' Nf'A r assyreps- Jeanette Hanson vi., 'ik F7 ' i S ,s...,,m T. Student Government 'N ff., . 1 . . it ' Hxfiw, T- fr zz . , Don Tlnom' n i uf. ' v i rw f tif fr' 1 PJSOII ,hy 1, . Atl E I K .Q I I Outstanding students 5 ,- ' H n 1i ii ,'.. . ,Q ' ' -n , N' ,fl Kaye., 'ww Mrs. Viola M. Bagwell abr .V tug . fig, 5, El Campanile adviser x WV , if 'V ' r, l V if fx? Jack Taylor i L 1 , Art Editor I Barbara McCracken f Associate In the tall semester of 1955 a journalistic art class was formed with the specific hope that it would become a vital part of the annual staff. It olid! This El Connpanile is the positive proot of that! It also did car- toons for the weekly school paper, the CHIMES. Mrs. Delight S Hoffmann Art adviser Workxng hard To fake pictures for the Chnrnes ond The EI Cornponile ns the photography dass Roger Terry Don Palmer Chester Josselyn Ted Welmer Dove McAuIey, Dennis Tilton Jock Hoggermcm Pot Bryce Tosh Kuwohorc Ofc, ra Wilbur Wollsfon Phofogrophy cldviser Sandro Lehto wos editor-in-chief ot the Chimes, first semester. Koren Kier Jock Stratford Society Editor, both sern. Sports Editor, first sern. Maggie Dcivis Pcit Hunter News Editoriol Editor, second sem. Chimes Don Thompson News Editor Dick Dickson Sports Sharon Smith News fr-'Ur Dolores Torres Editorial Editor, first sem Jerry Poole Sports Editor, second sem Gory Honns Sports 7. , ,,s, t ,,,,,, , n , n 12 faff Art Fristctd Associote Editor Leno Goss Editorial Don Stratford Sports Judy Robinson News Joonne Lettert News Donniene Smith Editoricsl Bcirborct Lctyrnon was editor-in-chief of the Chimes, second semester. Joonne Bcirloer Becky Stryker Society Mrs. Violo Bogwell News Editor, second sem. Adviser I N X K is gk Y K ,, My ..,- Z J.., 5, ' 4 ,ji QQ A-r 7147 ing, L-f MIXED CHORUS: Row One, Peggy Taylor, Barbara Mitchell, Aleene Asbury, Sharon Garcia, Mary Grimes, Olivia Provity, Mitzie Farquhar, Gloria Klane, Donna Carter, Sharon Roberts, Laurie Judd, Sally Stayton, Joyce Bishop. Row Two, Nellie Yamanask, Marlene James, Frankie Peters, Sharon Kyle, Mary Smoot, Michele Hess, Sonia Miller, Bennie Twaite, Joanne Zamora, Mary Jo Fisk, Jackie Marlow, Joannene Hemphill, and Sharon Taylor, Row Three: A CAPPELLA IN ACTION: Front, Mrs. Matesky, Mrs. Mannick. Row One, T. Macelli, J. Valkie, E. Barra, N. Blum, L. Venema, P. Hamilton, C. Gain, C. Winters, M. Manley, M. Jones. Row Two, P. Labrador, B. McLean, V. Caruthers, R. Wilson, D. Sant, R. Butt, R. Cahow, P. Ryan, A. Santos, B. Rock, Row Three,L Williams L Owen A Lomax F Berlin G Johnson 0' James Dowell, Clarence Tucker, Darius Hanna, Steve Rizzo, Mickey Alexc Cliff Shamblin, James Montgomery, Baron Bruton, Joe Patton, William ander, Bob Davies, Monty Perkins, and Don Pria. Row Four, Jerry I- Don Pierce, Don Anderson, Clyde Barrett, Chuck Collier, Cliff Harris Howard, Don Pruitt, Lee Kapper, Don Rozelle, Bill Mulleneaux, and Ray Reed. W, Minor, D. Lee, D. Skaugstad, T. Bradley, F. Parker, D. Deay, M. Levi Little. Row Four, J. Youngblood, M. Burk, B. Stewart, J. Poncy, M. ' L. Sullivan, M. Ardito, L. Springgate, D. Pogor, C. Tucker, C. Burwe Chandler, C. Myers, A. Locke. ' x Q2 i iiwikv-SSG! , 3 2 5 , 5. 2 + 'Sf M ' f V 5,4-mfr 1 . 4, My N, fu K. - y - , yr 5 , ,L-1 Ang WN fi. 3 E1 3 lm Li H L: 1 Us BAND: Row One, S. Hunt, N. Blum, N. Galeener, T. Campbell, J. Hegland, M. Story, W. Dutton, L. Murrillo P. Chappell, M. Lanze, A. Kerr, B. Sneed, D. Williams, P. Miller. Row Two, J. Salsbery, F. Smith, D. Saas, B Twombley, G. Plumly, F. Tillerson, B. Hendricks, C Wilson, T. Holloway, B. Peeler, M. Williams, V. Musser, A. Garcia, S. Cody, G. Reed, R. Lonberger. Row Three B. Plummer, R. Veatch, M. Galassi, D. Johnston, R Krawic, J. Siler, R. Allowciy, D. Leonard, R. Fenstermacher I 4 . i I , l E R. Lorgent, D. Dunham, D. Lewis, J. Greer, B. Hamilton, K. Gadberry. Row Four, L. Buford, E. Seeger, J. Brdndt, E. Roop, J. Bodamer, R. McCowan, D. Parmley, L. Ed- wards, B. Dalley, R. Monington, D. Fleming, D. Fleming, M. Fox, R. Crichton. Row Five, E. Walker, B. Anderson, E. Telles, M. Jonas, B. Peterson, D. Ares, N. Datton, B. Suggs, C. Scofield, R. Gray, D. Lunde, M. Shahan. Row Six, D. Sausser, L. McCowan, R. McLaren, W. Burrell. mt .M if Q -. DRILL TEAM: Row One, Capfain Maureen Vial, Rufh Ne 2!PHr- A 4 Nalley, Marlis Nevvfson, AniTa Cutler, Colleen Shearn el, Kay Clark, Joy Harrison, Janice Olson, Marlys West- land, Sharon Walling, BeTTe Holbrook, Par Blandford, Myrna Freerkson, Mary Jones, Kafy Bufcher, Par Bra- shear. Row Two, Par Perry, Nila I-Iailsfone, Eileen'Green. Maurya Lewis, Elaine Chaffee, Sharon Jackson, Kay Ishervvood, Pat Nelson, Joan Matthews, Susie STrong, Par Schusfer. Row Three, Phyllis Allen, Nancy Barden, Sally Burris, Bobs Browning, Bonnie Burk, Rosemary Penny Sfurgeon, Juaniia ST. LaurenT. Row Four, Lynn Paderson, Shari Bodily, Donna Schneider, Myrna Rhodes, Janice DeLong, Sylvia Moreno, Mary Lou Bennerf, Margo ChrysI', Marsha Moyer, Judy Snavely, Margaret Boone. Row Five, Par Kilgore, Linda Mills, Donna I-lays, Eva Lou Leibli, Joan Lund, Donienne Srnirh, Sue McClelland, Jefhelyn Clary, Andy Sisson, Wanda Bauman, Anifa Michael, Adrienne I-Iafcher. DRILL TEAM FORMATION nop.,-Q ' hn 5 l Q 'N-'2L7. '-fa... ',-'fi'-- w vu., L, hug. 'N-n f Q- ':gg.:-.,.:,--.rgg--21:-.., gz- ' ug:-'ing N-sul'-iq, Is.,, , .. Q za- -5, '-us., '-ne., -Q., '--uf -2 -iq 'Ubi Y ef--.z---Q-'ru---w.--.zz S:-rr.--Q -. --. -n -ug 'Q ,zu '-n '-vu.. S.. 'we-:.f':ha:-'r'!n:g':7n1s-?'-w:'?:5..'l ,Zv,' Q fi 'Wffifffliilik!!1f5?Y:ii53iEli5fii:gf2'.ik .. X : 15422 111: --.mrs-3':f':-25 Fag Giris y FLAG GIRLS are Gay Youman, Sue Murdoch, Noreen Fisher, Beverly Grogan, Carol Butler cmd Kay Leggett M ' ajorettes MAJORETTES, BATON TWIRLERS are Mary Sutter, Judy Salsbury, Sandy Hunt and Penny Miller. ong Leaders Leading Tarbabe songs Through victories and defeats this year were Sue Hawkins, YELL LEADERS: The sensational group who spotlighted this year is Ronnie O-,, 3 r Paula Abbott, Sandy Thoms, Barbara Brown, and Karen Kier. Largent, Sandy Slack, Sharon Davis, Diane Austin, and Bill Bennett. f, ,,.. l f ,,e, 3 Xp ore scenes pre- sented by the Modern Dance. Above: the blues scene includes: Row one, Yvonne Johnson, Jcimes Brown, Shirley Moirtin. Row two, Noncy Bopp, Koy Welsh, Jon Hiss, Pot Knowles, Phyllis Lobrodor, Lindo Bowers, ond Pot Bryce. Row three, Leno Goss, Mori Dee Kostner, Loretto: Pedoce, Cdrol Whitmcin, Sondra Little, Lindo Lee, Goy Breesmctn. Row four, Mcirgdret Sponn, Christine Smith, Lindo Funoler- burk, Ginger Grdhcim, Borborci Kenn, cmd Joon Wheeler. Pictured ot the right is the rhythm ond blues number with Yvonne Johnson, Frdnk Peteque, Meridee Kostner, ond Fred Pctrker. 130 MOJQVYI DGYICQ Featured obove is ct scene from one of the modern donce os- semblies including: Koy Goodin, Dolores Torres, Kotthleen Foge, ond Sdndy Dows. To the left is the lndidn scene with Frcink Peteque, Fred Pcirker, Jomes Brown, ond Dolores Torres. DTGWQG 0-or inafors Assfsfanfs lelping out in the guidance office s Ruth Neel, Kay Leggett, Betty Hol- mrook, Billie Yother, Beverly Grogan, Aarsha Moyer, Kay Gustafson, and Ar. William Rollins, co-ordinator. Working in the Activities office are Carol Butler, Maryls Newtson, Sand- ra Thorns, Maureen Vial, Robbie Robertson, Peggy Srindorf, and Rosemary Leloerio, and Mr. Everett Shipman, co-ordinator. Bringing laughs and chills to the blue and grey campus by way g, of stage are Jeannette Spencer, Dave Snow, Jan Poncy, Ken May, Dorothy Bain, Eddie Anderson, Marlene Gehon, Bill Smith, Eddie Mae Green, and James lMilel Coleman. Attendance office workers include Donna Okoreo, Joann Dodd, Dianne Penovich, Pat Guinn, Carolyn Colby, Karen Kier, Arlyne Julian, Don Padler, Shirley Webb, Edith Kesler, Dana Riley, Alyce Harvey, Mitzi Farquhar, Luis Ferkrud, Mrs. Martha Borders, co-ordinator, Gary Bateman, Brad Winner, Gloria Penney, Marlene Timms, Joan Spence, Alva Prouty, Darius Hanna, Richard Perry, Don Cornwell and Calvin Nielson. Spanfs Miss Ruth Mervis Teaches This fourfh year Span- ish class of seniors which includes: Row one, Paula Abboff, Maureen Vial, Rufh Neel, Molly McCoy, Sharon Cody, Pam Reese, and Johnna Ollila. Row two, Glenn Cole, Luis Porfillo, Ken- neTh Gadberry, Kyle Brown, Charles Neubauer, Betsey Dudley, and Ed Lang. 1'00l'n English One of our Sophomore English classes inclc Robert Shamblin, Loyd Caudle, Jodey Schi Tony Fazio, Pai' Thierolf, Alberl' Cobble, 1 Loretta Cook. IT is Taught by Mrs. Joanne Di Latin Shown here performing af The Latin Banc are: Row one, Luiie Harmon, Jon Warner, Elc Chaffee, Shirley McElhinney. Row two, Ha Thornfon, and John Eagle. Acfivifie ngfislz of the many English classes learning to use our library ies: Joann Baxter, Larry Berger, Larry Gililan, Kay Ben- Sylvia Gonzales, Donald Walger, Dorothy Wilson, and .es Wigger. O1'l'lO1'Q PTOLIQYVIS ted to help the sophomores to adjust to high school life ie Sophomore Problems Classes. Shown here are Gary ior, Pat Hayden, Larry Wroke, Elva Polance, Miss McCul- Pat Durkin, Millie Burr, Beverly Polson, and Pres, Joe ngton. N-if enior Problems Shown here is one of the many Senior Problems Classes are Dorothy Bain, Dave Banks, Paula Abbott, Miss Harlan, Richard Sizelove, Linda Fanderburk, and Chester Josselyn. K Lflnra ry Those assisting faculty and students with visual aids are Jerry Jackson, Tom Stewart, Harold Grant, Bill Baukston, Carl Law- rence, Dolores Torres, Judy Cope, Mrs. Katzenloerge, Don Lucy, Richard Peterson, and Jim Beckner. Print Shop A great asset to Compton High is the print shop. Shown here are Howard Dudley, Claude Newtson, Mrs. Westcott, and Mr. Dunn looking over a new offset machine. Visual Aids Working diligently in our library are Karen Dohman, Donna Rindahl, Janet Lockhart, Luisa Zimmerman, Roy Cahow, Donna Smith, Fred Parker, Mrs. Joy Howell, Librarian, Mary Vincent, Bill Daley, Linda Lee, Sandra Krause, Deanna Van Greuningen, and Pat Bryce. Nurses Aid Caring for colds and headaches in the nurse's office are: Florine Diebner, Barbara Simpson, Carolyn Johnson, Esther Stopher, Melba Rinker, Mrs. Dorothy Lowe, Vivian Phelps, Barbara Gramley, Anne Engel, Anne Frese, Joanne Losle, and Mary Johnson. Qfjqce Practice Working faithfully in Mrs. Doris West- cott's lprincipall office are Kay Clarke, Audrey Stillman, Linda Vise, Sue Jones, and Kay Bussing. Student Store Student store girls are Lavon McFarland, Betty Rose, Sandra Zuker, Kathy Kraft, Judy Crump, and Willie Chambers. Found helping out in the assistant prin- cipal's office are Linda Bauer, Janet Hiss, Barbara Brown, Sue Hawkins, Sharon Revelle, Paula Abbott, and Mr. Keith Lee, assistant principal. Administrative assistants in- clude Jackie Fort, Linda Wright, Sue McCoy, Eury Owens, Jeanne Murdock, Molly LaRue, and Mrs. Annabelle White, assistant principal. Sfage rew Members of the stage crew are: Row One, Richard Lawrence, Jo Foyle, Joe Lutz, John Bovyer, Jan Poncy. Row Two, Gary Tone, Art Valdez, Ralph Sangster, Richard Coke, Grant Hol- Cafeferfa Cafeteria workers are Connie Ashcroft, Melba Rinker, Ellen Schomow, Virginia Lane, Nora Davis, Mrs. Hermie Lott, and Mrs. Margaret Stanley. Parking Loi Members of the Parking Lot crew are: Row One, Dennis Hamby, Bill Andrews, Gerald Bailey, Stanley Long. Row Two, Leonard Croninger, Ray Randall, Les Linaman, John Bonyea, James Berg. Row Three, Bill Rudd, Bob Weber, Bob Bermel, Gary Bates, David Hayden, Row Four, James Shelton, Ray Pohl, Bob Gott, Ronnie Oaks, Roger Phrall, John Nelson, Curtis Winn. lingsworth, Gerald Flippen, Dick Trott. Row Three, Carl Law- rence, Bill Kirkland, Dennis Houston, and Bill Woody. I 1 S' ' iv X? nfs L 'E F Y' li? X. W s- fi 1 22 ' 4' , - f-3 A if Q1 - Q W s J 9 uw 1 t M 51,75 . k , 15, U , '1 K jf 31 nw? 2. 4. k ' I T i f ' V s ' Q, ' k ' 1 Q' ,I ' 95 A 5' may I 4 I I , ff 4 : 4, -P 1 A, , , V 1 . ii ' MMX ' ' - ' 1 - L ,',,, , w iw' f f- if X 0 Qufsfanclmg Sfualenfs L 9 4 0 .W-erin-f'fr..,-' M 0 ii...-T' ki,4,j',Q Oufsfancling Boy This yeor's mosT ouTsTonding senior boy is Tom Todges. IT would oilmosT be impossible To sTo1Te oll The Things 'rhoT Tom did while here of CompTon high buT some of The Things were: member of Key club, LoTin club, Squires, cmd Cdmpus Chrisfion Fellowship. Tom hos been boTh Junior ond A.S.B. PresidenT. He wds ci closs represenToTive ond on member of The CoosT Leogue lnTer-school Council. ln spiTe of his mony c1cTiviTies Tom belonged To Mimiro1Thenions for Three consecuTive yeors, ThoT meons every yeor he hcns been in high school. He hopes To clTTend U.S.C. ond moior in elecTricc1l engineering. Oufsfanclfng Girl Myrno Freerksen hos been chosen the most outstonding senior girl in the clciss of '56. Some of the positions she hos held were member ot Girls' Leogue, Junior Clciss Council, Representative of student council, yell queen, Drill Teorn, o member ot the Chimettes. Myrncx holds the distinction of being her closs vice president for three different semesters. Probobly her grecitest honor while here ot Compton high wos reigning os Homecoming Queen. Myrno hos been moioring in business ond would like to become o professionol secretory. HAIL THE QUEEN ll If hos been solid Thoi Myrno Ereerksen is one girl of Compton high obour which no one ever heorol onyThing except somefhing nice ond lovely. The voies of her clossmofes certoinly bocked This sfofemeni. In The only Tvvo spofs for populor vofing, Mynro goT both. Queen Myrnds reign hos been good. 4 . ...feb ,-vw.,n'.,-,.-f.-:w1.m ....,f,Q5,.i.,x ,W - . 'g..l.:s -- 14 . , f--w' AVV: ff :ffmfr:f Navi.- - Agwgirgfggk.. v 5-.,e,:,,, fr- f-:wa .N Q .. mi. ,,,., , . ., Drum Maj'0r Bob Plumer was This year's drum-major for CompTon high's band. Only a iunior, Bob has been acTive in several Things. He was a sophomore council represenfaive, member of The Spanish club and NaTional Forensic League. Bob also Twirls vviTh The Los An- geles Rams and Loyola UniversiTy. Bob hopes To aTTend Campion J.C. anol U.C.L.A. After- wards he woulol like To become a Teacher of The baTon. Drill Team Captain Maureen Vial, This year's drill Team capTain, parTicipaTeol in several sTuclenT body affairs. She was vice-presiolenT of Girls' League, member of The ChimeTTes, lhTer-club council, Spanish club and of The FuTure Teachers club. AfTer graduaTion Maureen would like To aT- Tencl SanTa Barbara College where she will maior in EolucaTion. Ari The outstanding student in Art is Anthony Urquidiz. Anthony has spent many extra hours above class hours on art production. He was Art Editor of the El Companile in 1954. Anthony received a Chouinard art scholarship which en- titled him to week-end study at the art college. Compton J.C., Art School and then a iob as a painter are Tony's plans. Secrefary The most outstanding girl in the field ot secre- tarial work is Linda Owen. Linda devoted most of her spare time to extracurricular school ac- tivities. She has belonged to Girls' League, Busi- ness club, and the school choir. She studied hard enough to become a member of the honor schol- arship, the Mimirathenians. Linda has typed, taken shorthand and done clerical work for the Compton Faculty club. She takes an active in- terest in her church. Compton J.C. and then a iob as a secretary are her plans for the future. , 1 W ,G I .. i Q. ' ,Fil gfg., 'Q' Q X !?',,.s yksi it f V I -- Ti C F LV. .h yn 'Vl' i' ,, Z, s. gf ,1 558103 H -.??,!a C iiirini-f s g fs Q - 5 ' , 1 m N W 'forts--0 Q 7 5 lf Q Yip ff' Fx . 2535 !:45: mE:Q 3 ' if Q' en se-13591 nf fi i Business Joyce Klies has been selected as one ofthe most outstanding students in Business Education. Joyce has been a member of both the Boaters, and the Business club. Her major in high school has been business. College is not included in her future plans but she plans to become a private secretary. English Marjorie Burk, ouTsTanding English sTudenT, had an essay published in The i955 NaTional high school Essay AnThology. ln The same year The NaTional High School PoeTry AnThology published some of her hokkus and verse. Mariorie has been a member of The Modern Dance and MimiraThenians. She was presidenT of The Junior ChapTer of The California Federafion of Chaparral oPeTs. She hopes To aTTend CompTon J.C. and Then Long Beach STaTe College. Mariorie plans To become a primary Teacher. Our ouTsTanding sTudenT in The field of home eco- nomics is a perT liTTle Texan by The name of Sandra Graves. ln her home economics class, Sandy has shown an eye for deTails, paTience, depeindabiliTy, congenialiTy, and an all around indusTrious person- aliTy. All This consTiTuTes To her being picked as The Top sTudenT in This Tield. Sandy has many inTeresTs, among which are sewing, painTing and aThleTics. If everyThing goes as planned, Sandy will go on To college where she will prepare herself Tor becoming a home economics Teacher. Insfrumenfa Ken Gadberry has been selecTed as The ouTsTanding insTrumenTalisT on campus. A member of The Span- ish club, a Seal Bearer in The MimiraThenians and a represenTaTive To Boys' FederaTion Tor Two years, have Taken up any spare Time Ken mighT have had ouTside of Band. He helped organize The Dance Band and is iTs leader. He also plays in The Pep Band and The Marching Band. Ken's TuTure plans include CompTon J.C. and U.S.C. where he will maior in music. 24 1- Drama Jo Foyle has earned The honor of being chosen The mosT ouTsTanding sTudenT in drama. Jo is noT a member of The much publicized acTing deparTmenT buT is one of The sTage crew members. This is The firsT Time ThaT a member of The sfage crew has been chosen for This secTion. She was secreTary of The Thespians and was selecTed for Girls' Business Day. Plans affer graduaTion include Two years aT Los An- geles CiTy college where she will maior in TheaTer ManagemenT and Then go inTo professional TheaTer ii work. afin The ouTsTanding sTudenT in LaTin is LuTie Harmon. LuTie is The only repeafer from lasT year's OuTsTand- ing STudenT SecTion. She was a member of LaTin Club, ProbeTTs, Girls' Swim Team and The Mimira- Thenians. She also Teaches Sunday School. AHer graduaTion she would like To aTTend CompTon J.C. where she would major in educaTion. LuTie hopes To become a Teacher. Mail: Bob Layne has been chosen The mosT ouTsTandlng sTudenT in MaTh. He has parTicipclTed in several school acTiviTies. Among Them Science club, Chess club, and The NaTional Forensic League. Bob also was a member of The MimiraThenians and played The piano in The Dance Band. OuTside of school Bob's Time is Taken up by being an acTive member in The SouTheasT radio club. He also operafes his own ham radio. Bob plans To aTTend The UniversiTy of California where he will maior in ElecTrical En- gineering. cience Science has found its outstanding student in Ben Camarillo. Ben is maioring in science and physical education. He was a senior class representative and played left tackle on Compton high's Tarbabe foot- ball team. Ben holds high hopes for attending U.S.C. or U.C.L.A. where he will study electrical engineer- ing. He would also like to play some college football. 3 .,,.1 ,AA '? i ,. ., 3 ,img I 4:3 ,, scifi Aww' 4' EL 5 I i 4, S, Q I4-., ., lm - ' It 4 Z 4 W4 W.. scum' ii,-iA?z. p i V. c.,..fg,..xAf1s.,,, uw. 4 , 'S K A1-eff uw' on K-5 at A A Socia Science The outstanding student in Social Science is Paula Abbott. Paula has devoted a great deal of her time toward school functions. She has been a member of Girls' League, Spanish Club, Chimettes and was a Song Leader. Paula has also held the positions of Vice-President of the Junior Class and Senior Class Secretary. She was a Seal Bearer in the Mimirathen- ians and also was a Homecoming Princess. She would like to graduate from S.C. and then teach the deaf. Spcmis Glen Cole, the most outstanding student in Spanish, has vied for and received many honors while here at Compton high. Glen was a tour year student in Spanish. Among his distinctions are being a mem- ber ot the Spanish club and a Camp Colby counselor. He was also one of a group of Spanish students that went to Occidental to take a test on comprehen- sion. After graduation Glen will attend Utah State College where he will major in agriculture. 1 as A , mf' 5 f :Sr FYI 1 nfl' ' il? ' Uxnxm ali, Speec Inclusfrial Arts The outstanding student in speech last year has been Ruth Neel. As a member ot the National Forensic League she represented Compton high school at a number of speech tournaments. At Two tournaments she received a superior rating while ata third she was rated as excellent. Ruth was the winner in the contest on I Speak tor Democracy. Another of her honors was the Daughter ot the American Revolution award. One ot The outstanding students in voice is Norman Blum. He has been a member of the Spanish club, A Cappella Choir and Band. He has also been a member ot the Tarbabe Varsity Baseball and Basketball teams. He plays with the Loyola University Band and while at Roose- velt Junior High School was awarded the voice award. Attendance at either U.S.C. or U.C.L.A. with a major in music is included in his future plans. Voice The student outstanding in Trade and Indus Arts is Tom Gramley. Tom has been a stui council representative and is a senior dec in the De Molay. At the moment Tom is ui cided about college. Another outstanding student in Voice is Bill F Bill has been a member of the Modern D and the A Cappella Choir. He has appears several school assemblies. Bill would lik attend Compton J.C. and study music atter vi he would like to become a professional sir Bank of America Winners ne Chaffee has been selected to receive the k of America Award in Liberal Arts. Elaine held down many offices, among them are nomore secretary, Commissioner of Social Ac- ies, Student Body Vice President and Senior as President. She is a member of Girls' gue, Latin Club, Mimirathenians, Chimettes, Team, and Future Teachers club. Elaine was ipton high's representative to Girls' State. She i also a Homecoming Princess and a Camp ny representative. Elaine is maioring in For- i Language and after graduation from Occi- tal College she would like to become a zher. The winner of the Bank of America Award in Industrial Arts is Joe Guiterrez. Joe, a native Californian, is maioring in mechanical drawing. He is a member of the Mimirathenians. Future plans include either U.C.L.A. or U. of California where he will major in electrical engineering, after which he would like to become a profes- sional engineer. 4 I,- Gadberry has been chosen to receive his Tom Hodges being chosen to receive the Bank of award, it is the Bank of America Award America award in math and sicence only goes Arts, The other one was the Outstanding to prove his outstanding qualities after being in the field of instrumental music. chosen outstanding senior boy. RuTh Neel Sanforcl Agarfh, a Seal Bearer, was The male nomi- nee for The Seymour scholarship. He is a member of The Key Club, DeMolays, Squires, and MimiraTheni- ans. Commissioner of AThleTics and Commissioner of Finance are Two of The A.S.B. offices he's helcl. He was Compfon high's represenTaTive To Boys' STaTe. Sanford plans To aTTenol Long Beach STaTe and major in eiTher engineering or business adminisTraTion. 150 eymour Nominees Rufh Neel is Cornpfon l-ligh's Seal Bearer nonn for The Seymour scholarship. Rufh is a membe The ChimeTTes, Drill Team, Los Picaros, Home' BoosTers, Girls' League and is a Seal Bearer in Mimirafhenians. She was presidenf of bofh ChimeTTes and NlimiraThenians, Commissioner of cial AcTiviTies, vice-presiolenf and secreTary of Ir Club Council. Ruih plans To aTTenol UniversiTy of C fornia aT Los Angeles, or STanforcl, anal majo eolucaTion. Sanford AgarTh Barbara Brown Ruth Neel Kiwanis AWGVKIZ Winners Barbara Brown, student with highest scholastic record, received the top award, a gold wrist watch, from the Compton Kiwanis club. Barbara will attend Santa Bar- bara on a scholarship. Ruth Neel has the distinction of having the second highest grade average. Throughout the El Companile Ruth's activities are pictured, Next to Tom l-lodges' heart is his position as president of the high school department at his church. lmportant, too, is his trip to Sacramento, where he attended the governor's safety council. Barbara Fuller is a Seal Bearer and is the alternate winner ot the Business and Professional Wom- en's scholarship. Filling out the list of Kiwanis awards is Sue McClellan. Sue is active in Drill Team and plans to loecome a dental hygienist. The last tour received certificates of honor. Tom Hodges Barbara Fuller Sue Mcclellgn X. Sports X +0 01' Coac Q I X , X J X 1 Olfl y u ,Afm Q X ffl! 1 if To CQIWP N Q 5 ' .nv If Ill, ,f nf If Ofqf-'H wJ 0.2-f I f 'I 1 A 1 1' I X . x , I .1 f X ix WI f. Il 'W y f V 7 F i Q 0 , K Lf' .lj For Capfains only up f3 : f . H' y , -- Q 5 1 f 1' 5 ,, Q ,r DNB' X Q ' '- f 1 fx X 9 '11 3 A ,A.',z . ' E X ff , -.,! 11 p Varsity Fooflvalf 1 T 4 . 3 1 l , 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row One, C. McKenna, B. McCoy, D. Skaugstod, T. Stewart, M. Fox, W. Bankston, S. Silva, L. Hawks. Row Two, J, Williams B. Rahnor, G. Summers, L. Burris, T. Chavez, F. Fontes, B. Lau, R. Reed, W. Cloven. Row Three, G. Orr, B. Nelson, M. Armema, R. Johnson, B. Jacobs B. McVey, J. Lasifer, R. Butt, D. Houston, K. Wilmovsky, D. Crouch, Mgr. Row Four, Coach L. Fisher, J. Curtis, B. Weber, H. Kennedy, A. Gregory S. Tatum, C. Holston, T. Madron, C. Rife, D. Summers, A. Valdez, B. Smith, Coach G. Orr. Uh 1 QE af- C A I yt W ' s . .9 V 'll xifw J - ' A f , ASTM When the Tarbabes entered the famous Pas- ,MN--ff ., .WN-we-fv Although the fast moving Tarbabes started ott on the wrong toot, they came through for the Blue and Grey by holding on to a coveted sec- ond place berth in Coast League play. adena Rose Bowl to meet the mighty Bull- dogs, they were seven-point underdogs. But with the sparkling achievements of junior, Bobby Smith, they held the trisky pups to a l3-l3 deadlock. COMPTON 13 vs. PASADENA 13 Bob Ro hner Guo rd Offensive 90771 Lorry Burris Jerry Lclsifer CenTer Bock Corey Rife Bock 5 QQ-M k.w,...,.......,,...,, Row One, J, Curtis, B. Weber, A. Gregory, L. Burris, B. Rohner, C. Holsfon, R. Butt. Row Two, B. Smith, C. Rife, J. Lcxsiter, G. Summers, D. Summer Bob Weber Arnold Gregory Bob Lou Roger Butt Tockle Guard End End Toney Chavez Frank Fonfes Rulon Johnsfon Charles Holsfon Cenfer Guard End Tackle Defensive eam EP C.. Row One, B. Lau, B. Mc:Vey, T. Chavez, D. Skaugswd, F. Fonfes, S. Silva, R. Johnston. Row Two, B. Nelson, H. Kennedy, T. Madron, R. Reed, A. Valdez. J. Lasiter, C. Rife. .lack CurTis Sian Tatum Bobby Smith Ray Reed End End Back Back ll -vmmemw -Wmifm-W. .wmv ,,,,,,, Harry Kennedy Art Valdez Back Back Gary Summers Back Bob McVey Tackle Gil Orr End Tom Madron Back Denny Summers Back COACHES, Gordon Orr, Leonard Fisher 13... .. Compton vs. Pasadena .... 2 .,..... Compton vs. Centennial .... O. .. .. Compton vs. Lynwood .... 29. .. , . Compton vs. Excelsior .... 19 ,.,,.,. Compton vs. Paramount ..,. 27... ... Compton vs. L.B. Poly . .. 9 ...... Compton vs. L.B. Jordan 13... . .. Compton vs. Downey . .. 7 ...... Compton vs. L.B. Wilson Home-coming Game A Compfon vs. Paramount N X M' X s s Si. Q3 -. - fl , ,ax , n ,,:, - 3,5 h 1 M S LB Poy fa. 1 1 ,,p,1., . itat I' Q, ,,,, M. 162 lay Veels JAY VEE FOOTBALL: R-ow One, C. Winn, L. Campbell, H. Gilstrap, F. Beckner, R. Barber, D. Rikalo, R. Utecht, K. Vestre, T. Garavaglia. Row Two, J Larini, L. Briscoe, J .FeIiows, M, Lackey, K. Kramer, M. Poz,, P. Hall, J. Thortnon, B. McMillan, R. Sangster lco-captaini, R. Cranford. Row Three J. Crow, F. Harris, L. Drake, T. Bently, B. Hamilton, F. Workman, G. Thorton, D. Pyle, M. Johnson, L. Emarine. Row Four, Coach Edgmon, R. Mallonee G. Workman, E. Johnson lco-captainl, L. Rasmussen, B. Arnold, G. Bateman, J. Smith, D. Barber, A. Camarillo, J. Higginbotham and R. Thompson SCORES 20... .. Compton vs. Centennial . . .. O 27. . . . Compton vs. Lynwood . . . . O 31. . . . Compton vs. Excelsior .. . O 14. .. . . Compton vs. Paramount .. . .12 14... .. Compton vs. L.B. Poly... ...13 38... ... Compton vs. L.B. Jordan .. . O 33... .. Compon vs. Downey ...14 7... .. Compton vs. L.B. Wilson .. ... 7 184 Coach Ray Edgmon f-: 1-,...,ss'af qf.,,- ,,,: .1 wp.: er.: .- -- -gf f f -fs... f . -ggi... new ww- ws. . Vff- 2, -.fm -.ff.,,-- f.1....w: :J meurazzi- .: - f :H frfsrseay- --ffaffz ,, ,, , L., , .. N. ...iw-. , ,..,:, . 1 , .fx 1 ..i,.,,. .. k ki, , .EV ,V ,,k,k,.., 5 .,w5.:L. mega., . ,,,,. ,JV . . K V,,, . I ,.g.,.. ,.,,, - s.gow.,,, -:sig ,,,, - szzwf. fa - fp- , K z K' f K- v- f ,, .. , . -it --.hw .J . eww. My-7 f . M ff - Bee Football: Row One, B. Brown, J. Byrd, R. Thornton, S. Fisher, G. Evert lCapt.l, C. Fuentes lCapt.l, J. Jackson, A. Paz, G. Fleming, J. Angott, A. Fitzgerald. Row Two, S. Skinner, G. Rice, G. Mustain, D. Rozelle, B. Thure, D. Lawhorn, G. Hellman, C. Fraser, H. Klein, R. Spence, B. Harry, C. Helton. Row Three, B. Scott, T. Adams, A. Duarte, A. Martinex, J. Payne, W. Williams, J. Toler, J. Allen, D. Stratford, C. Coventon, A. Fonceccl lMgr.l. Row Four, J. Martinez, G. Caldwell, E. Suber, J. Hogue, D. Adamoli, A. Parker, M. Esterdahl, R. Domingo, J. Golphenee, B. Coats, I. Comer iMgr.l. ' lxwergg. 5 S- .. f.. ..---' U' I 'Q in yx ..-4 , xxyyxf MXBX -- --12.14 '1-,x - E is F TE r . X 3 X'- X X , KXXXNNW fffo coAcH , 5 l' 163 PADDY cAuDn.Lo ' Varsffy Wafer Polo - ' -f-- 4 N - ---' L 1 I , A . .. ,,.. ,,.. , ' .ww-' 1 . , ..... . ..,. f - -,,,, cffm VARSITY WATER POLO, Row one, R. Abersolcl, L. Cowon, S. Rolls, S. K, Coplin, D. Hicker. Row three, C. Doyle, M. McDonald, B. Macy, N Johnson, mgr. B. Chieso. Row Iwo, R. Cobb, D. Chapman, D. Tulhill, Holiday, R. Jensen, J. lcle. Coach With The brillicxnf coaching of Coach Ch'-JCl4 D0Yle Chuck Doyle The Tcarbobe Tonkmen have risen from ci mediocre placing squod To Q high contender in The Coosf League ranks. QV Q09 4 o X x 5 iw 1 .fi ' Q r X J X 1 'R x, Q Q . ,AN55 n, . New 'f . ll -5, 0 QQ! .' 1 4 . X 6' wow w r- , aloe 2 Ref..-.Sa w X in Q 9 Qog - , ,,c5 o' X. Q A ,qxdfl V' o Xwgxb Q B4 4, a ca prain, Roger Jensen I ,Mmm i i ' W K : 11 Co-captain, John Ide at em, ti, 11,.1, a , W V? m JAYVEE WATER POLO: Row one, Coffman, Harris, Barrel, Parker. Coach Doyle Williams, Waters, Newt Row Iwo, Wallace, Ma Q ft 0 rtinez, Word, Tanner, Snyder. Row three, --i....,, Vee is son, Dickson, Chiesa, mgr Varsity C ross Country 13 .-1. J FALL Varsity Cross Country: Row One, J. Stratford, W. Covington, E. Garcia, B. Boone, D. Hamby. Row Two, G. Bates, G. Pearce, B. Andrew, J. Nelson J. Bonyea. Row Three, J. Nauenberg, F. Taylor, R. Oldham, J. Polite, L. Linaman, E. Hartman. Compton's Cross Country squad got off to a bad start this year and didn't finish as high in the standings as it usually does at the close of a hefty season. A couple of the standouts for the Tarloabes are Captain John Nelson, and a sopho- more, Woody Covington, Woody should be a top man in the Coast League the next two years. Coach Ernst Hartmann .za -.1 fl l JAYVEE CROSS COUNTRY: Row one, J. Waring, capT., C. Patron, mgr, Row three, W. Liera, B. Lancl, W. Widd, J. Garcia, D. Klive, W. Shane, A. Gambon, K. Weiss. Row two, R. Richardson, S. and Coach ErnsTHarTmann. Wilson, E. Crosby, L. Croninger, T. Reicle, W. Collins, J. CorTy, ERE WE GO all The way To a second place berTh in CoasT eague. Many of These men will be back nexT season and fill PlCTUfeCl l39lOW CVE TWO SCGIWGS lVOm COGST LQGQUG meefs The gaps in The VarsiTy line-Up. in V755- i . . V29 ls i G0 K Larry Daniello Gerald Bailey ob Dye and Coach Orr David Hubbard ennis A .pin-, 4 . 9' I X 4' ll R Coke R Murray, J. She ,Q . ' , 'fair' 'Y fa 1--+-. . ff +-f, 4 4-+4 .aff Hon, W. Peeier, S. Rizzo. Row Two, S, Cogswell, D. W Tennis Team: Row One, J. Garcia, D. GorbeT, R. McMi en, . , , dl , D. Witzki, J. Yellin, K. Namela, D. Hanna. Buckner, D. Hu bbard, C. Neubauer, T. Bra ey Coach D. Fisher, Charles Neubauer UNO' David Hubbard. Terry Bradley V , -1 Y. ., ..,,.-W., W.. ,, .Ta- X -s 170 ,111-.-f Varsity Basketball: Row One, L. Giles, T. Ebenkamp, D. Hubbard, R. Cole, B. Smith, B. Smith lMgr.l Row Two, Coach Joseph B. Preacely, T. Trochim, T. Hughes, M. Schleibaum, R. Reed, L. Crump. Coach Louie Joseph 'K ln his tirst year here on the Tarbabe campus Coach Louie Joseph has brought back the lou: cheering and the old basketball spirit tha seemed to have left the Blue anal Grey campu with the iunior college three years ago. The hoopsters won their own tourney with c close game over their Hub City rival, Centennial and from then on have been in the first olivisiot column in league playing, Vg f tx 4 -, X L 5 X , xL -L 1 9 Yfgggm f JL ' nam 5 - f 4 Wfgii .Q f ,X , 5 ...M ,,,, W x a ff: :Q Ji ,5- X ,ff , A, I J 1' T '24 44 X s A , Q4 I 5 ,gsix-M 6' If ai g Q, QW? TZ ' QM of X LX 4143! --Q - 'xi e Q , . Vw X45 U T- 5494, 11 .21, - , W 5 'V Y ' 5214 ,Q 54 2 , , ' ' V I 5 ' .X I 354 x as X Q ' ' ' - ,f Y ,i ' : ' Q Q K, ian 31 42 535!,fy41L 31 w 5 g 5' , gg 24 .mv 9' W W 2 w Q. ,gy Q! l Jia . gk ,J XJ X 1, M5 , . ,-..g1fQ.':r T f . Row One, Coach Doyle, R. Jensen, J. lde, S. Johnson, N, Holliday, L. Cowan, D. Judd, D. Suasser, Mgr., B. Chiesa. Row Two, Seated, M McDonald, E, Slayton, L. Parker, R. Cobb, R. Hunter, S, Rolls. This year Compton has once more a real hardworking bunch of boys. Tarbabes are short on depth but in a tew places have some outstanding boys who have turned in exceptional times. In Jon lde, Roger Jensen, and Norm Holliday the team has three of the finest ever to represent Compton. ln the past three years the swimmers have broken 12 records that have stood for many years at Compton high. The Doyle's men at all times have brought much esteem and tame to tur- ther the reputation of Compton swimmers. For the past three years they have also been medal winnerse in the C.I.F. relays and C.I.F. tinals in swimming. This year a place in diving at the C.l.F. is expected. 4 Coach Doyle and Jon lde Randy Cobb wuz Roger Jensen Norm Hollioloy Jon Iole Sion Rolls XXX V Q Standing: Cooch Doyle, B. Moroles, J. Coffman, M. Williams, C. Newfson, B. Chieso, Mgr. Seated: G. Schumow, D. Tilton, W. Kostner, R, Wofers, D. 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F' A ab-- 'Lat' 1 54-1- Les lineman John Bonyea Bill Andrews Ray Reed 880 880 880 Hurdles Mile 'ig l T ' Zi I 0 U . 1 -K E K .. . .L D. . kN if Wxfvi 1, ' W, ll. lsll 0 J . ,l,. ,J AlThough hampered by many iniuries The Tarbabes Cinder men, coached by Mr. ErnsT HarTmann, and Mr. Allen Sims, were sTill a very sTrong Team, among The Top Three oval squads i in CoasT League ranks. Some of The ouTsTanding performers Tor The Tar- The mile, Jim PoliTe in The 880, Bobby SmiTh in The reTT Took over The quarTer Babes sfrong hand-off men. These are buT a Tew of The many Tine perform- ers of This Yeorls Club' Alex Gamboa Charles PaTTon Dan STraTTord TOO Hurdles ShoT PUT 220 Relay Bee Track: Row One, H. Fuwahara, K. Weiss, T. Hogue, D. Hamby, W. Williams, E. Suber, J. SmiTh, J. Jones, D. Megorden. Row Two, Coach Sims, T, Clow, D. STraTTord, R. Chambers, G. Hillman, M, Estordahl, J. Siamback, A. Garnboa, A. Martinez, M. Johnson. Row Three: B. Boone, E. Garcia, D. Klive, J. Toler, D. Default, B. CoaTs, W, Hendrix, J. Nauenberg, R. Domingo, A. DuarTe. Row Four, C. Fuenfes, G. Evanf, C. Parton, A. Paz, E. Aparisio, B, Oldham, M. Paz, Coach Hartmann. . ..f, f - 1 A 1 Nixfi 1 ' . babes were John Nelson . and Woody CovingTon in V broadiurnp, and Clyde Bar- 9' 3. mile and anchored The E E V' U ff ' 'gj Hall Duty boys pictured in this Sport section are he fellows who are on duty during the lunch hours in the Administration building, Row One, David Ares, Erne51 Garfia, Gary Beavers, Lonnie Giles, Gavino Garcia, Charles Upton and Braal Greene. Row Two, Jay Bosch, Gary Rite, Monty Turner, Terry Bradley, Gary Wright and Seyerino Silva, il f a izgp yer I' ..,,T,,,,,, i T Varsity Baselaalf - .L Q - A l . . . . 1... . s f via-ee X T .gyizwl V f, My A-xwvm Maw: I ' , TL H QM . V... gk Q I I K My ,Q ,,wmU' V4 N Q' , L A 9.1, ,.. .,,, . , A rr. L A ky 'xi' V, N . Row One fIeTT To righTJ D Sum J ' ' VVYGVS, R. Verbeck J Fe I M, gchyeiboum T Trocheim R K f - S59 , G. Summers, N. Blum C RT E ' ' ' ' EHY D. Skaugsmd B Henrich D I l Ie' ' C O5bYf R. Barbara S Silv R r , . , . Reed K. Vesfre B Weber Coach I . a, ow Two, D. Mayberry m r ' ' ' 1 Lenord Fisher, W. BanksTon V ' Q Th-ff Their eighT including a i-O win over MonTebeIIo. 4 I This year as The El Campanile goes To press The Tarbabes are sTanoling as one of The TavoriTe Tor CoasT League and a high berTh in C.l.F. The Babes are highly Tavoreol in The Pomona Tourney. AT The presenT The 'Babes have noT IosT any of ia, Coach Leonard Fisher 'TF' ,fig Q 2 Bob Weber Ronnie Kelly Corey Rife Denny Summers Copfclin Tom Trochim Gary Summers Mike Schleiboum Dove Skcxugsmol , ' lm-r Kent Vestre Bob Henrich Manuel Armento Normon Blum +3494 Xi? f X Q Seveino Silva Jock Fessel Art Valdez Don Reed C xr - l l3AMp5 o QS l x O09 QQ' ro' C 4 lf ' LK. QL- l P X X Kg A l f Q0 XT Q1 W- NW X ' X .QA ll Mr .W ll A ll 1fA !,,lNMj'l l 1 ,L The action below shows Ronnie Kelly firing from The hof X corner To The 'Babes first sucker, Mickey Schlieboum. iilv-'wfiiffi k V 'fi iii:S?Si'5+6f3s1F!,425?2!53E2Sf52-f:el lf. , - y Vega Row One, Left To righT, Paul Masuzumi, Eugene Foster, Jim ThornTon, Ralph Sangsier, Ernie Crosby, Bill Parker, Charles Coventon, Richard Barbara Jim Angofti. Row Two, Coach Ray Edgmon, Hugh Gilstrap, Severino Silva, Charles Eaton, Manual Armenia, Ray Lonberger, Ray Randell, Don Rozelle Arr Valolez, Keith Wilmovosky, Garold Irvine, Merle Lackey. -e -y y-Q ,A '7'?:f5534. 7r 'A kv: X ...m- 1 ,I , . M The Tarbabe Jay Vee's noT only prepare for X the fuiure varsity buf also place high in The League for The Blue and Grey. Coach Ray Eolgernon L Q Girls Aflzleffc Assocfaffon rf- Row One, App Papertdick, Diane Dyer, Rhoda Harris, Beverly Williamson, Terry-Lyn Chryst, Marilyn Mead. Row Two, Miss Wubben, Jackie Schott, Norma Kelleher, Judy Schott, Carolyn Mead, Shirley McLaren. Row Three: Audrey Treweek, LaVor1 McFarland, Diane Williamson, Nancy Profitt. Basleeiloall.. Vol eylmll.. offlmll.. -1-...M , , 5, 1 . ,X -, i t ,f s I - l 4 - 'Mum ..,xx ,,,,,A K, PM Inn... K :QQ my I YQ N , I fax ,R AVCllQTy. . . . . HOCLQy. . . TQnWiS G. A. GAA Presidents First Semester, Rachael Waters Second Semester, Joan Omdqlql Vw D . ar Oblb tb I Gutierrez A Gardner J Omdahl Row One, S. Fesperman, D. DuFault, B, Henson, A. Barth, D. Lizarraga, D. Rindahl, U. Parker, J. Lattig, , , . , . M. Rumfielcl. Row Two: A. Arvizu, M. Bisson, D. Mulder, S. Gamble, S. Porter, L. Cook, B. Feldhahn, K. Belauger, N. Howe, T. Thomas ' R. Waters, R. Bardwell, J. Murrary, K. Tucker, B. Cotener, T. Buckles, M. King, S, Goddard. J. Swanson. Row Three, D. 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H.-27 Boynton, Julie-34, 125 Boynton, Kathryn-103 Bradley, rerry-34, 105, 122, 124, 137, 169, 179 Braley, Joyce-34 Brandt, Jim-125, 126 Bransfard, Dick-101, 103 Brashear, Pai-34, 98, 99, 127 Braswell, Doris-34 Brozo, Myrtle-27 Breaux, Beth-34, 123 Breesmen, Gay-109, 130 IN Buckles, Twiia-103, 104, 112, 186 Buckley, Elaine-35 Buckner, Dan-35, 93, 94, 105, 111, 169 Buford, Luther-125, 126 Bullis, Dick-55 Burk, Bonnie-127 Burk, Marjory-35, 101, 103, 109, 122, 124, 145 Burkhart, Janine-35 Burr, Millie-112, 133 Burrell, Walter--126 Burris, Larry-35, 70, 80, 81, 84r 86, 94,156,158 Burris, Sally-BB, 98, 99, 101, 127 Burris, Virginia-35 Burris, Wilford-35 Burwell, Connie-96, 97, 97, 99, 101,102,103,104,105,122, 124 Busch, Monroe--21 Bussing, Kay-35, 101, 135 Butcher, Kathryn-35, 127 Butler, Carol-35, 95, 97, 104, 105, 131, 142 Butler, Judith-97 Butt, Roger-35, 101, 105, 122, 156, 158 Byrd, Jann-122, 163 Cahow, Roy-122, 124, 134 Cahow, Shirley-35 Caldwell, George-163 Calhoun, La Donna-36 Callen, Mikefi 12, 122 Callaghan, Judith-105 Camarillo, Arthur-162 Camarillo, Ben-36 Camarillo, Robert-36 Campbell, Kathleen-21 Campbell, Larry-162 Campbell, Mr. Robert-21, 105 Campbell, Ted-126 Campbell,WilIiam-74 Canfield, Lewis-36 Cantu, Henry-173 Centu, Raul-173 Cardwell, Arlie-36 Cargile, Mr, Ray-13 Carlton, Beverly-36, 103, 108 Carney, Sallyf105, 122 Carpenter, Diane-123 Carpet, Bill-105 Carter, Danna-124 Carter, Sandi-B7 Caruthers, Val-122, 124 Casares, Josetina-361 Castler, David-103 Castoreno, Danny-1 13 Catchings, Katie-112 Catron, Linda-36 Caudill, James Mr.-20, 106 Caudle, Loyd-103, 132 Causey, Joseph-13 Chaffee, Edwin-12 Chaffee, Elaine-36, 56, 79, 80, 86, 87, 95, 97,101,103,104, EX Cobble, Albert-103, 132 Cody, Sharon-36, 81, 87, 105, 1 26, 1 32 Coffman, James-165, 175 Cagswell, Steve-169 Coke, Dean-107 Coke, Richard-136, 169 Coker, Ron4-103 Colby, Carolyn-37, 131 Cole, Glenn-37, 132, 147 Cole, Roger-170, 171 Coleman, James-105, 131 Coleman, Mike-107 Collamore, Melvin-37 Collier, Charles-37, 124, 125 Collins, Larry-37, 87 Collins, Walter-167 Comer, lsom-163 Constance, Gerald-37 Cook, Loretta-Y103, 112, 132, 186 Cook, Marilyn-37 Cook, SronIeyf37 Cope, Judy-134 Coplin, Kenneth737, 164, 169 Corbell, David-105, 125 Core, Shirlee-37 Cornwell, Donald-37, 65, 131 Cortez, Paul-37 coriy, Jim-167 Corum, Grace-37 Corur1'l,, Louise-104, 105, 122 Cotner, Barbara-99, 103, 112, 186 Cctten, Francis-27 Cottle, Richard-37 Counts, Jean-37 Coventon, Charles-80, 83, 89, 103, 163, 183 Covey, H. A.-27 Covington, Woody786, 89, 166, 176, 177 Cowan, Larry-164, 174 Coward, Bettie-37, 103, 109 Cox, Donna-103 Cox, Miriarn-21 Crabtree, Phil-37, 87 Craig, Jackie+99 Crain, Connie-82, 88, 101, 104 Crain, Hazel-27 Crain, Lynn-103 Crawford, Robert-162 Crichton, Ronald-104, 126 Crigler, Barbara-38, 40, 93, 97 Croninger, Leonard-38, 136, 167, 176 Crank, Beverly-103, 104, 105 Crosby, Ernie-167, 180, 183 Crosby, Jo Ann-38 Cross, Darlene-123 Crother, Peggy-as Crouch, Dean-156 Crow, Jim-162 Crowe, Eleanor-38 Crowell, Lee-105 Crump, Judy-108, 135 Crump, Lysle-38, 170 Cruthers, Val-82 Calwell, l-ienry-113 Cummings, Coraleen-38 Cummings, Patricia-38 Brennan, Jane-34 Brower, Caryle-89 Brewer, Lynda-105, 125 Briggs, Linda-103, 104, 106 Briscoe, Larry-105, 162 Briscoe, Robert-34, 81 Brissender, Robert-125 Britten, Catherine-27 Brock, Nancy-34 Brodbeck, Virginia-89, 101, 103, 105, 112 Brought on, Joy-97 Brown, Barbara-34, 95, 97, 101, 103,104,105,129,135 Brown, Bill-163 Brown, Hannah-34 Brown, James-34, 109, 130 Brown, Kyle-35, 132 Brown, Thomas-27 Browning, Babe-02, 99, 127 Bruton, Baron-35, 124 Bryant, Mary Ann-ss, 97 Bryce, Patsy iFaylf35, 119, 130, 134 Buchanan, Joyce-97, 103, 104, 105, 106 105,127,132,142,149 Challans, Sandi-36 Chambers, Roy-83, 101, 104, 105, 107, 178 Chambers, Wilma-103, 107, 112, 135 Chandler, Joyce-122, 124 Chandler, Pita-36 Chapman, Drexel-36, 39, 80, 86, 94,100,101,111,164 Chappell, Perry-57, 126 Chastain, Terry-172 Chavez, Antonio-36, 87, 101, 156, 159, 176 Chester, Edward-18 Chiesa, Bryce--164, 165, 174, 175 Childress, Dorothy-88 Chryst, Margo-127 Chryst, Terrylyn-184 Clark, Kay-36, 81, 127, 135 Clastain, Terry--172 Clawson, James-36, 105 Clary, Jethiyn-82, 97, 101, 104, 105, 127 Cloven, Warren-36, 156 Clow, Terry-178 Coats, Billy-163, 178, 179 Cobb, Randy-71,101, 103, 164, 172, 174 Curtis. Cheryl-99, 104, 105 Curtis, Gary-38 Curtis, Jack-38, 156, 159 Cutler, Anita-38, 127 Cutler, Edna-25 Cutler, Joel-106 Dale, Emma-20, 132 Daley, Bill-134 Daley, Vella Ann-ss, 107 Dolley, Robert-aa, 126 Darneron, William-38, 65, 87, 105 Daniella, Larry-39, 111, 16B Davies, Bob-124 Davies, Harry-39, 87, 105 Davies, Karen-105 Davies, shoranka9, 56, 122, 129 Davis, Maggy-121 Davis, Nora-136 Davis, Norma-39, 46, 106 Dawes, sandra-39, 41, 105, 109, 123, 130 Deaton, Kenneth-39 Deay, Deanna-122, 124 Deboer, John-27 Dedmon, Richard-39 Deiter, Arnold-39 De la Torre, Claudia-39 Dell, Judy-125 Del Monaco, John-21, 75 DeLong, Janice-82, 105, 127 De Lorto, Robert-39 Denham, Judy-99 Denny, Henry-101, 103, 173 Denny, Nelda-f39 DeSoria, Sally-105, 112 Dew, Eva-26 De Winter, Betty illeedi-39 Dickson, Richard-106, 121, 165 Diebner, Flarine-39, 122, 135 Dilworth, Francis-17, 87 Dixon, Mary-74 Dockery, Orpha Mrs,-24, 108 Dodd, Joann-131 Dodds, Bonnie-40 Dodson, Jane-83 Dahman, Karen-40, 134 Domingo, Rozue-40, 137, 163, 178 Dowd, Pat-103, 104, 122 Dowden, Anne-83, 87 Dowell, James-124 Doyle, Charles--21, 164, 165, 174, 175 Doyle, Michael-40 Doyle, Wilbert-40 Droke, Larry-162 Duarte, Albert7163, 178 Duarte, Jenny-40 DuFault, David-170 DuFault, Diane-186 Dufton, Norman-126 Dudley, Betsey-40, 97, 132 Dudley, l-leworas-134 Dugan, Kathleen-40 Dumoski, JohnA40 Dunham, Davis-126 Donn, Wesley Mr.-21, 134 Duperron, Roger-40 Durkin, Patf133 Dussenberg, David-82 Dutton, Walter--126 Dye, Bob-40, 94, 168 Dyer, Diane?-184 Dykes, Nina-27 Eagle, John-41, 105, 106, 132 Eagles, Ruth Mrs,-17, 82, 88 Eamigh, Patsy-41 Earstling,Jane-123 Eastwood, Judy-87, 103, 125 Eaton, Charles-183 Ebenkamp, Ted-170, 171 Eaginan, Raymond-22, 162, iss Edmunds, Mariorie-41, 97, 106, 1 08, 1 1 6 Edwards, larry-126 Edwards, Suzanne-B2 Elliott, Cary-41 Elliott, Josephine-22 Emarine, LarryL47, 99, 103, 112, 1 62 Emery, Lucille-41 Engel, Ann-41, 135 Enlow, Gordon-75, 87 Entenmarin, Caroline-105 Entenrnann, Pauline-41, 105, ios Ermert, Carl-103 Esterdahl, Marvin-41, 97, 163, 178 Estes, Frances-41 Ethridge, Peggy-97 Evans, Bob-41 Evers, Jeanette iHetner1-41 Evert, Gary-163, 178, 179 Fage, Kathleen--41, 109, 130 Fallan, Darlene-105 Fantino, Barbara-97, 103, 104 Farley, D0rothyiA2 Farquhar, Mitzi-99, 124, 131 Faulkner, Yvonne-42 Fazio, Mary-97 Fekete, Jerald-42 Feldhahn, Bonnie-186 Fellows, John-162 Fenstermacher, R.-126 Ferguson, 5haronE99 Ferkrud, Luis-131 Ferragamo, Louise-42 Fesperman, Shirley-87, 186 Fessel, Jack-42, 137, 180, 182 Fincher, Janice-42 Finley, Finley, Finley, Fisher, Fisher, G,-103 Ray-105, 106 Sandra-103, 112 Donald Mr.-19, 137, 169 Jean-42, 113 rieiien, Jill-42, 123 Fisher, Leonard-20, 156, 160, 180 Fisher, Noreen-42, 101, 103, 104, 128 Fisher, Steve-163 Eisk, Mary Jo riizgerala, Arnold-163, 173 ilaelra, Kay-105 Fleming, Dan-125, 126 Fleming, David-42, 125, 126 Fleming, Glenn-103, 105, 163 Fletche 1 05 r, Rosalie-42, 102, 103, Flinn, Pat-42, 122 Flinspaen, John-22 Flippen, Gerald-136 ' Floyd, Wanda-42 Fanceca, Art-163 Fontes, Frank-42, 156, 159 Forget, Claudette-42 Forkrud, Lois-43 Forrester, Kent-43 Forsberg, Frank-43 Forsythe, Curtis-175 Fon, Jacqueline-43, 105, 135 Forth, Jerry-156 Faster, Betty-43 Foster, Eugene-183 Foster, Jerry-43 Foster, Roy-27 Fawkes, Kay-103, 105 Fowler, Vic-176 Fax, Clara-12 Fox, Martin-43, 125, 126 Foyle, Jo Ellen-43, 107, 136, 144 Frank, Pat-43 Frank, Rex-22 Fraser, Charles-B7, 163 Freerksen, Myrna-43, 81, 95, 127, 141 142- Freezly, A.-104 Freitag, Craig-43 Frese, Ane-135 Frese,lngeborg-1 03, 105, 125 Fristad, Art-101, 106, 121, 172 Fuentes, Chon+163, 173, 178 Fuhrer, Michael-105 Fuller, Barbara-43, 103, 104 Fuller, Sonia-104, 105, 106 Funderbur, Lindo-43, 109 Fuwaharo, Harry-178 Gabbert, Gary-107 Gadberry, Kenneth-43, 103, 104, 125, 132, 145 Gaglio, Rosella-43 Gain, Clifford-44, 122, 124 Galassi, Mickey-44, 126 Galatian, Albert-22 Galeener, Normaw44, 101, 125, 126 Galiegue, Evelyn-44 Gamble, Sue-83, 99, 103, 112, 186 GamlDoa,Alex-44, 167, 178 Ganner, Duane-112 Garavoglio, Ted-162 Garcia, Andrea-125, 126. Garcia, Ernest-166, 178, 179 Garcia, Gavirio-179 Garcia, Joe-167, 169 Garcia, Lydia-117 Garcia, Sharon-124 Garcia, Tony-93, 101, 105, 112, 125 Gardner, Aileen-186 Gardner, Judith-123 Gardner, Jerryl-17, 82, 88 Garza, Frances-44 Gates, Margie-125 Geef, Billie+44 Gehon, Marlene-107, 131 Geise, Don-82 Gerke, Roger+44 Gibbs, Roberta-44, 137 Giese, Roger-105 Giles, Lonnie-44, 170, 171, 179 eililarr, Larry-133 Gilkey, Nancy-123 Gilstrap, Hugh-103, 162, 183 Givens, Helen-109 201 Giersvold, cyfaii-44 oidze, c. L.-27 Goddard, Sue-123 edit, Robert-44, 106, 117, 136, 176 Goforth, Carol-44 Golphenee, Jerry-163, 173 Gomez, Gonski, Eula-83, 103, 112,125 Jacque-105 Gonzales, Sylvia-133 Goodin, Kay-44, 87, 97, 109, 130 Gorbefl, David-103, 125, 169 Gornick, K.-99 Gaseco, Elizabeth--105 Goseco, Margarita-105 Gosiko, M.-B2 Goss, Lena-44, 106, 109, 121 Gough, Ernst-27 Gower, Earl-45 Grafton, Judy-45, 105 Grahm,, Dorothy-103, 105 Grahomn George-109 Graieda, Theresa-113 Gramham, Ginger-105, 130 Gramley, Barbara-99, 105, 109, 135 Gramley, Tom-45, 108 Granados, Irene--45, 125 Grant, Harold-134 Graves, Sandra-45, 145 Gray, Rodger-45, 125, 126 Greaves, Geraldint?45, 99 Green, Brad-172, 179 Green, Dan-45 Green, Eddie-45, 103, 104, 107, 131 Greenamyer, Wesley-106 Greene, Eileen-125, 127 Greenlund, David-103 Greenwood, Charlotte-105, 107 Greenwood, Virginia-45, 123 Greer, Jimmy-45, 126 Gregory, Arnold--45, 106, 117, 156, 158 Gressett, Jacque-45, 105, 108 Griffin, Grigger Grimes, Carol-45 S, Larry-87, 103, 105, 106 Mary-124 Gritz, Mr. Clifford-22, 106 Grogan, Beverly-46, 86, 97, 104, 105, 128,131 Gross, Amy-19 Gunn, Meril-99 Gustais on, Kay-82, 88, 97, 131 Gutierrez, Irene-103 Gutierrez, Joe-46, 103, 149, 186 Hacker, Richard-40, 46, 111, 164 Hackman, Harold-103 Hagedorn, Gloria-46 Haggemian, Jack-119 Hailstone, Nila--82, 88, 125, 127 Hale, Roy-46, 87 Hall, Brad-46 Hall, Connie-97, 105 Hall, Es tella-20 Hall, Phil-125 Hall, Sally-125 Hamby, Dennis-136, 166, 178 Hamiton, Bill-82, 125, 126, 162 Hamilton, Jacky-87, 112, 125 Hamilton, Phil-74, 122, 124 Hampton, Freida-103 Hanes, Hanlyn, Hanna, Hanns, Jerry-46, 124 Leroy-46, 101 Darius-46, 124,131,169 Gary--106 Hanson, Harleen-B2 Hanson 106, , Jeanette 1Adamsl-46, 87, 1 17 Hanson, Marge-22 Harbour, Dean-22 Harford, Sue-99, 105, 106, 107 Harkey, Harlan, John-46 Hazel Miss-18, 133 Harmon, Joanne--46, 108 Harmon, Lutie-46, 103, 132, 146 Harrell, Harring Harris, Charlene-107 ton, Donna lAdams1 46, 64 Clifford-122, 124 Harris, Hazel-27 Harris, John-47, 105, 165 Harris, Harris, Mdfgdfet-20 izttedd-163, 105, 112, 184 Harrison, Charlene-47, 97 Harrison, Harold-47 Harrison, Joy-80, 103, 127 202 Harry, Bob-163 Hartmann, Ernst-20, 111, 166, 167, 176, 178 Harvey, Alyce-74, 131 Harvey, Olive-27 Harward, Gary-103, 105 Harwood, Donald-47 Hatch, Joe-47 Hatcher, Adrienne-105, 127 Hatcher, Bill-109 Hatcher, Diane-47, 107 Hatfield, Kay-105, 112 Hatton, Raymond-47 Harts, D.-104 Haward, 1.-103 Hawkins, Sue-47, 101, 129, 135 Hawkins, Trovestine-47, 99 Hawks, Leith-156 Hayden, David-47, 97, 136 Hayden, Pat--133 Hays, Donna-127 Haze, Clyde-83 Hearrell, Charlene-123 Hecht, Barbara-125 Hedgpeth, Riley-47 Hegland, Jim-125, 126 Hellman, Gary-163, 178 Helmick, Sharon-47 Helton, Chuck-163 Helton. Shirley-47, 123 Hemphill, Franklin Mr,-12 Hemphill, Joanne-124 Hency, Charles-48 Henderson, Vernon-48, 137 Hendrix, William-48, 125, 178 Henn, Nancy-97, 105, 112 Henrich, Robert-48, 103, 104, 180, 181 Henry, Eldon-48 Henson, Brenda-186 Heredio, Barbara-48 Herman, Susan-83, 103 Herzog, Carla-101, 103, 105, 11 Hess, Michel?-99, 124 Hewitt, Mdry-4a Hewitt, Rey-82, 103 Hicks, Elizabeth-48, 105 Higdon, Sally-103 Higgenbotham, Robert-162 Higgins, Lee-48, 101 Higgon, Sally-54 Hillistone, Nila-104 Hilmer, Ernst-27 Hintz, Glenn-48 Hiss, Janet-48, 109, 130, 135 Hobbs, Dixie-45 Hodges, Tom-32, 33, 48, 78, 80, 87, 94, 103, 140,149 Hodges, Frances-99, 101 Hoffman, Delight-22, 118 Hague, Tom-163, 178 Holbrook, Betty-82, 97, 127, 131 2 Holliday, Norman-41, 48, 80, 86, 164, 174, 175 Hollingsworth, Grant-107, 136 Holloway, Thelma-87, 93, 101, 111. 126 Holston, Charles-49, 103, 156,, 159, 176, 177 Holt, Sandy-105, 107, ioa Hoops, Drucilla-49, 123 Horn, Ronald-49 Horton, Nilla-22 Houston, Dennis-88, 136, 156 Howard, James-27, 112 Howard, William-49, 124 Howe, Dorothy-186 Howe, Jesse Paul-49 Howell, snener-22, 25 Howell, Joy-34 Hubbard, Dave-168, 169, 170, 171 Hughes, Thomas E.-49 Hughes, Tom-49, 80, 86, 106, 116,170,171, 176 Hunt, Sandy-126, 127, 128 Hunter, John-49, 55 Hunter, Pdt-49, 106 Hunter, Rex-49, 137, 174 Hunter, Sandra-46, 49 Hurley, Becky-49 Huston, David-49 Hydorn, T.-27 Ide, Jonathan-49, 111, 164,165, 174, 175 Irvine, Garold--183 I DEX Ishenwood, Kay-127 lsom, Mary-50 Isaacs, Chesley-22 Ives, Linda-83 Ivy, Nancy-50 Jackson, Jerry-134, 163, 176, 177 Jackson, Jim-50, 117, 163 Jackson, Sharon--104, 106, 127 Jacobs, Bob-103,107, 111, 156 James, Marlene-97, 124 Jamison, Irene-97 Jensen, Roger-50, 111, 164, 165, 174, 175 Jessee, Pat-50, 86, 96, 97, 98, 99 Jobe, Gerald-50 Johnson, Carolyn-108, 109, 135 Johnson, Ed-88, 105, 162 Johnson, Gary-87, 122, 124 Johnson, Harrel Dean-50 Johnson, lvonn?99, 103 Johnson, Jean-50 Johnson, JoAnne--74 Johnson, Mary-50, 92, 93, 97, 99, 108, 109, 135, 137 Johnson, Milton-162, 178 Johnson, Rulon-104, 156, 159 Johnson, Sara-164, 174 Johnson, Yvonne-130 Johnston, Don--50, 126 Johnston, Ruby-105 Jones, Bob-50 Jones, Clayton-50 Jones, Davib-50 Jones, Ernest-51 Jones, Gladys-51 Jones, Jim-87, 178 Jones Marlene-51, 126 Jones. Martha Sue-51 Jones, Mary-122, 124, 127 Jones, Sus103, 108, 135 Jones, Walter-51 Jorgensen, Joyce-187 Joseph, Louie-22, 170, 172 Josselyn, Chester-51, 119, 133 Judd, Don-51, 174 Judd, Laurie-124 Julian, Arlyne-51, 109, 131 Kading, James, 51 Kapper, Lee Kassebaum, John-51, 105, 106 Kastner, Maridee-51, 87, 93, 109 Kastner, Woody-130 Katz, Paul-103, 112, 125 Katzenberger, Thalia Mrs.-25, 134 Kealy, Verna-51 Keheller, Norma-74, 184 Kelly, Frank-101 Kelly, Ronnit+51, 180, 181 Kennedy, Harry-156, 159, 160 Kerfoot, Charlie-105 Kerr, Erma-27, 126 Kesler, Edith-51, 108, 131 Kidd, David-101, 105, 167 Kidwell, Carolyn-87, 105 Kier, Karen-52, 85, 86, 87, 97, 99,105,106,129,131 Kilgore, Patrica iRycraftl-52, 127 Kilmer, Betty Jean-52 Kimmel, Nancy-103 King, Barbara-25 King, Dale-52 King, Janice-123 King, Marie-186 Kirkland, Bill-136 Kitagawa, Amy-97, 103, 104, 105, 112 Kitagawa, iMakatol Vic-52, 103 Kitchell, Elvia-52 Klaiber, Lynne-103 Klane, Gloria-124 Klein, Charlotte-52 Klein, Harald-163 Klies, Jayciv-52, 108, 146 Kline, Don-167, 178 Knight, William-13 Knowles, Pat--52, 109, 130 Knox, Dorothy-22, 97, 99 Knudsen, Harriett-22, 75 Kolar, Betsy-52 Kolin, Don-111 Kosturick, Michael-22 Kraft, Kathleen--103, 135 Kramer, Karl-162 Krause, Sandra-134 Krawick, Ralph-126 Kubitz, Earl iTecl1-52 Kubitz, John-52 Kurt, Peggy-52, 81, 137 Kuwdhdfd, Harry-105 Kuwahara, Toshio-52, 119 Kyle, Sharon--124 Ld Bounty, Jim-52 Labrador, Phyllis-52, 122, 124, 130 LaCascia, Stephnis-112 Lackey, Merle-87, 162, 183 Ladika, Laura-103, 105 La Gross, Nancy-82, 99 Laird ,Virginia-108 Lalonde, Francis-25 Lamb, Carlyle-53 Land, Bill-53, 101, 167 Landon, Joyce-1 13 Lane, Bob-106, 107 Lane, Virginia-136 Lang, Edward-53, 103, 132 Lanz, Meredith-53, 126 Ldrgem, Rennie-33, 38, so, 36, 38,101,111,125,126,129 Larini, James-162 Lapard, A.-107 Ld Rue, Eury-54, 135 Larum, Lydia-103 Ldsiter, Jerry-53, 156, 158, 159 Lattig, Janet-186 Lau, Bob-156, 158, 159 La Valley, Pamela-53 Lavender, Ronald-53 Lawhorn, Don-105, 163 Lawrence, Carl-53, 107, 134, 136 Lawrence, Richard-136 Lawson, Dianne-105 Layman, Barbara-53, 86, 101, 104, 106, 121 Layne, Robert-53, 103, 104, 112, 146 Layton, Edwin-53 Leahy, Kay iChandler1-53 Ledou, Beverly-103, 125 LeDou, Elleen-53, 106 Lee, Ddvid-53, 94, 122, 124 Lee, Judith-103 Lee, Keith Mr.-15, 135 Lee, Linda-97, 99, 109, 112, 130 Lefferts, Jddftn-97, 106, 121 Leggett, Kay-53, 71, 79, ao, 35, 86, 95,105,128,131,142 lehto, Sandra-54, 80, 106 Leibli, Eva lou-54, 81, 127 Leinen, Frank-54 Leonard, Daniel-54, 125, 126 Leroy, Kenneth-54 Letts, Delores-54 Levey, Leon-87 Levias, Ella-54 Levias, Johnie-54 Lewis, David-54 Lewis, Larry-54 Lewis, Maurycl-122, 124, 127 Liberia, Rosemary-54, 93, 101, 102,103,105,131,187 lienen, Frank-40 Liera, Marion-167 Linaman, Les-54, 87, 107, 136, 166, 176, 177 Lindson, Linda-55 Lindstram, Kdren-101, 103, 105, 1 1 2, 125 Little, Sandra-97, 112, 130 X Little, Thursa-55, 124 Little, W.+101, 107 Littleton, Ruth-23 Littman, Audrey-55 Littrell, J. T.-55 Livesax, Everett-88 Lizdndgd, Delia-186 Lock, Almary-74, 109, 122, 124 Lockhart, Lois-55 Lockhart, Janet-105 Ladiic, Michael-55 Ldmdx,AlaeP1o1, 103, 105, 107, 122, 124 Lonberger, Roy-57, as, 103, 125, 126, 183 Lonsdale, Alice-23 Lopez, Angelina-55, 109 Lopez, Juanita+55, 109 Lorenzen, Linda Lett, Hennie Mrs,-27, 136 Lough, Eddie123 Loveret, Rosemary-101, 103, 123 Lowder, Judy-93, 97, 103, 104, 1 1 2 Lowe, Dorothy Mrs.--23, 135 Lowe, Nonie-103, 112 Lucy, Don-55, 134 Ludwigson, Carol-55 Luethke, LaVonnt+137 Lugar, Joe-27 luian, Jennie-55 Lund, Joan-98, 99, 103, 104, 125, 127 Lunde, David-126 Lutz, John-55, 63 Lutz, Joseph-49, 55, 136 Lynn, Donald James-56 McAuley, David-56, 119 McCabe, Beniamin-56 McCarty, Bill-109 McClelland, Sue-56, 97, 103, 104, 127 McCawan, Larry-56, 126 McCowan, Randy-125, 126 McCoy, Molly-56, 97, 101, 105, 132, 135 McCoy, Robert-52, 156 McCracken, Barbara-41, 56, 96, 97, 1 18, 187 McCreary, Charles-56 McCullock, Edith Mrs.--19, 112, 133 McDonald, Mike-B2, 105, 164, 174 Meeimnney, Sllirley-56, 105, 132 McElroy, Glenn-56, 107 McElveny, Mariene-26 McFarl, Sharon--103 McFarland, Floretta-56 McFarland, Lovon-56, 97, 101, 104, 135, 184 McHecknick, Linda-40 McKay, Tex--176 McKelvey, Fred-103, 104, 106 McKenna, Clark--56, 156 McKibben, Darlene-57 McLaren, Robert-57, 106, 112, 126 McLaren, Shirley-184 McLean, Barbara-122, 123, 124 McMichael, James-57 McMichael, Rich--57 McMillan, Bob-103, 162, 169 McReynolds, Dennis--57 Mckeynalds, Soundra-57 McVay, Bob-74 McVey, Bob-156, 159, 160, 176 MacAdorn, Jeri-56, 57, 99, 137 Macelli, Tony-124 MacNeil, George-23 Macy, Bob-57, 164 MocKechnie, Linda-103, 105 Madron, Tom-156, 159, 160 Magallanez, Rachel-57 Moghusan, Betty-125 Mallenaux, B.-109 Mallonnee, Ron-47, 88, 162 Manly, Mary-57, 122, 124 Mann, June-57 Mdnnick, simd Mn,-20, 122, 123 1 24 Manning, Laurie-57 Marcelli, Toni-122 Markin, Ronald-57 Marlow, Jackie-124 Marshall, James-27 Marsman, Jacomina Mrs,-23, 112 Martin, Barbara-118 Martin, Dixie-99 Martin, Shirley-57, 109, 130 Martinez, Alfonso-163, 178 Martinez, Jess-57, 163 Martinez, Louis-58, 165 Massongill, Diane-99, 105, 112 Masuzumi, Paul-183 Matesky, Betty Mrs.-75, 122, 123, 124 Matthews, Joan-127 Matthews, Johanna lSaulters1-48 58, 97 Maxfield, Claudia-58 Mdy,1cen-53, ai, 131 Mayberry, Darryl-180 Mayfield, Sharon-58 Mead, Carolyn-184 Mead, Marilyn-184 Medddws, settybell-103 Meek, Suzanne-123 Megdtden, David-178 Melton, Gloria-83, 87, 103 1 1 2 Member, N.-107 Mendoza, Esther-58, 123 Mervis, Ruth Miss-20, 105, Metcal f, Willena June-58 Michael, Sharon-105 Michel, Anita Uohnsonl-58, Michelson, Dale-58 Midkift, Ruth Mrs.-23 Miller, Ann iTaylorl-58, 10' Miller, Jim--104, 112 Miller, Penny-58, 126, 128 Miller, senid-124 Miller, Wallac?58 Mills, Linda-127 Mims, Roni-97 Minor, Willis-58, 122, 124 Mitchell, Barbara-124 Monnington, Randall-126 1 Monk, Diane-58, 108 Montanio, Joe-105 Montgomery, James-58, 12 Montgomery, Lemuella-18 Moore, James-59 Moore, Marie-103 Morales, Benny-175 Moreno, Lily-59 Moreno, Sylvia-127 Morgan, Shirlene-59, 87 Moyer, Marsha-59, 97, 127 Mulder, Diane-105, 186 Mullenauz, William-59, 124 Murdock, Sue-39, 59, ao, s 97, 127, 135 Murphy, Donna-59 Murray, Jearv-103, 112, 181 Murillo, Leon-126 Mustain, Gary-163 Myers, Carla-104, 112, 122 Myers, Joyce-99, 187 Nalley, Rosemary-59, 127 Nauenberg, Jim-166, 178 Neale, Dorland-59, 125 Neel, Charlotte-103, 107 Neel. Riley-101 Neel, Ruthie-32, 38, 86, 92, 97, 99,101,104,105,12f 1 31 Neely, ,132,148,150 Dale-59 Neit, Riley-111 Nelson, Bob-156 Nelson, Emestine-59, 109 Nelson , John-59, 136, 176 Nelson, Pat-127 Nelson, Wanda-123 Neubauer, Charles-60, 97, 1 111, 132, 169 Newtson, Claude-101, 134, 175 Newrson, Marlis-60, 104, 11 131 Nicholas, Jacqueline-60 Nielson, Calvin-60, 131 Niemel a, Kenneth-60, 169 Nillo, Jo Ann-60 Nius, lgmor-104, 105, 112 Noone. No rth, Joyce-60 Jill-83,112, 125 Nuttofl, W,-104 Oaks, Ronald-60, 105, 136 Odell, Odell, Barbara-60, 97 Velia-1 22 O'Donovan, James-16, 126 Oelkers, Dan-60 Okorea, Donna-131 Oldham, Bob-40, 101, 103, 105,106,107,1l2,166,1 Oldham, Jacqueline+137 Ollila, Olson, Jehtmd-ao, 103, 132 Karl-23 O'MalleY, cfdee-2:4 Omdahl, Joan--60, 92, 97, 1 137, 186, 187 O'Neal, Cathryn-103 105, 11 Oropeza, Richard--60 Orr, Gil-60, 156, 160 Orr, Gordon-20, 156, 160, 1 Ortega, Sally-109 Oster, Patricia-97 ostethdut, cldvine-60, 172 Overhage, Phil-61 Owen, Linda-61, 103, 122, 135, 144 Owens, Sharon-61 Manuel-178 uerson, Lyn-82, 122, 127 er, Den-131 2, Robert-61 cios, Inez-61 er, Den-61, 119 er, Wanda-61 ndlck, Ann-105, 184 dis, Dele-01 er, Art-111, 163 er, Bill-55, 165, 183 er, Fred-61, 109, 122, 124, K30, 134 er, Lyle-71, 174 er, Virginia-83, 101, 103, 186 s, Ted-61 nley, Dee-61, 81, 126 vel, Herman-61 rson, N.-112 rson, Larry-61 n, Charles-61, 16 177 y, Annabelle-99 Y, Howard-61 ne, Joe-89, 163 Art-163, 178, 179 ce, Gerald--166 Ce, William-62, 93, 105, 1 Quintana, Sara463 Rahner, Bob-80, B6, 105, 156, 158 Rains, Laura-99 Rails, Stan-63, 80, 92, 93, 94, 104. 164, 174, 175 Ramirez, Fred-63 Ramirez, Peel-744 Ramos, Richard-74 Randall, Leona--63, 123 Ranclel, Ray-136, 183 Rascher, Sigurd-75 Rasmussen, James-63 Rasmussen, Louie-162 Rassier, D,-B8 Rawls, Doretha-64 Rey, Harold-103 Raynor, Gary-133 Reed, Bob-64, 101 Reed, Defi-64, 180, 182 Reed, Gary-125, 126 Reed, Peggy-64 Reed, Ray-124, 156, 159, 170, 17 , 176, 177 Reed, Shirley-64 Reese, Pam-64, 103, 105, 132 06. Sisson, Tobin, S D7 man, Helen-25 iee, Lorette-103, 130 ycoart, Lynda+103 r, Bill-112, 126, 169 hine, John-IOS iey, Gloria-131 iihgieh, sine -113 rvich, Dianne-131 nz, Henry-62 x, Joe-109 ins, Monty- I, Dick-131, 172, 176 I, Pat-62, 103, 105, 127 -que, Fiehk-62, 1:10 's, Frankie- fseh, Benny-126 'son, Lorraine-103, 108 rson, Norma-89, 103, 104, 05, 107, 135 rson, Rich-62 iss, Carol-62 ips, Vivian-62, 135 ips, Tommy-62, 105 ze, Don-124 :e, Richard-106 I, Genevieve-123 ac, Laura-18 , Edith-23 eirO, Frank-62 ly, Lois-103, 105, 112 -e, Robert-62 1as, David-89 ri, Bill-62 uber, Bob-126, 143 ily, Gary-126 lue, Treva-123 ir, Douglas-109, 122 , Ray-136 nco, Elva-133 e, Jim--49, 62, 117, 100, 101, 34, 166, 176 an, Beverly-89, 103, 112 y, .lan-63, 92, 97, 107, 122, 24, 131, 136 , Jerry--106 , Laura-BB, 103 iler, Jackie-63 er, Sharon-B6 llo, Luis-132 i, Dennis--105 ell, Sharon-63 ers, Willis-17 ant, Ronald-173 Cely, Robert-63, 170, 171, V6 1all, Daniel Mr,-23 Don-124 1, Karlyn-97, 99, 105, 107 'or, James-63 iitt, Nancy-105, 184 1, Richard--63 iy, Alva-63, 131 ity, Olivia- ty Don- ett, Kenny-103 ell, Robert-103, 106 i Everette-12 Reide, T.-167 Reinhold, Pei-sa, B9 Renteria, Marcela-64 Revelle, Sharon-108, 135 Reyes, Hector-101, 103, 172 Reynolds, Jesse-105 Rhodes, Myrna-88, 105, 127 Rhodes, Norma lKitche1ll-64 Rice, Gary-163 Rlckardsan, Richard-167, 176 Rickey, Keith-82 Rlfe, Carey-156, 158, 179, 180, 1 81 Rigo, Priscilla-23 Rikeie, Danny-162 Riley, Dana-131 Rindahl, Barbara-187 Rindahl, Donna-92, 93, 97, 105, 186 Rinker, Nlelba-135, 136 Risvold, Jean-93, 102, 103, 104, 107 Rivera, Hector-64 Rizzo, Steven-62, 64, 124, 137, 169 Roberts, Sharon-62, 124 Robinson, Dick-112 Robinson, Judy-99, 106, 121, 1 22 Robinson, Nathalie-64 Rock, William-64, 109, 122, 123, 124, 148 Roeber, Gary-64 Rogers Patricia--99, 103, 104, 108 Rollins, William Mr.-16, 26, 93, 1 31 Roop Ernest-125, 126 Rosa, Albert-86, 88, 101, 104, 105, 107 Rose, Berry-97, 99, 105, 106, 108, 135 Ross, Janice-64 Rey, William-23, 107 Rozelle, Dan!-47, 124,163, 183 Rozelle, Ralph-20 Rudd Bill-136 Rude, James-65 Rude, Thelma-23 Rule, Thelma Mrs,-113 Rumfield, Meredith-186 Ryeh, Peiii-124 Rycraft, Dale-65 Saas, Dale-126 Salsbury, Judy-126, 128 Salmans, Dennis-105, 106 Samson, Judy-122 Sanchez, Arnold-23 I Saxell, Arthur-23 Schenke, Charlatteq65 Schinder, S.-97 Schleibaum, Mike--65, 94, 170, 171, 180, 181 Schlenz, Neil--65 Schneider, Dona-65, 95, 104, 127 bcnott, Jackie-184 Schott, Judy-184 Schug, Marcella-23 Schumow, Gerson-65, 175 Schuster, Pat-127 Schwartz, Jodey-103, 104, 105, 107, 132 Schwellinger, Maxine-66, 108 Schwellinger Myron-66 Scofield, Clay-125, 126 Scoonover, Judy-89, 101, 105, 1 12 Scott, Bobbie-163 Seeger, E.--126 Seggman, Connie-66 Selby, Giula-101, 103, 105 Settle, Billy-66 Sexton, Carol- Seymore, Lelia-123 Shahan, Mel-66, 122, 126 Shamblin, Clifford-66, 124 EX Spence, Spencer, Randolph-163 Jeannette-67, 97, 131 Spiker, Holly-105, 123 Spinks, Dennis-112 Springgate, Larry-67, 107, 122 Sprouse, Nancy-68 Srindorf, Peggy-131 Stamback, Jack-178 Stanley, Margaret-24 siehiey, Pat-101, 103, 105, 109 Steagall, Wayne-103 Steinberg, Rosalie--68 Stenvall, Leonard-68 Stephanian, Maxine-18 Stevens, JoeAnn-97 Stewart, Barba Jo-68, 124 Stewart, Gay-68 Stewart, Henrietta-68 Stewart, Thomas-68, 122, 156, 176, 177, 134 Stewart Warcl-105 Stillman, Audrey-135 Sr. Laurent, Juanita-127 Stopher, Story, M Ester--68, 135 organ-1 26 Stratford, Dan-121, 163, 178 Towler, Olive-24 Treweek, Audrey-103, 105, 112, 184 Treweek, Gail-70, 81 Trochim, Tom-70, 94, 170, 171, 180, 181 Trott, Dick-136 Tucker, Clarence-122 Tucker, Karen-122, 186, 187 Tuckes, Clarence- Turek, Mina-70, 122, 124 Turk, Fred-63, 106 Turner, Monty-179 Tuthill, Diane-82, 164 Twaite, Bennie-124 Twombley, Bill-70, 126 Underwood, Ramona-125 Uphouse, Billy-02, 122, 123 Upton, Charles-179 Urquidez, Anthony-137, 144 Utecht, Richard-162 Valdez, Art-136, 156, 159, 160, 182, 183 Valdez, Martha-70, 122 Valkie, Jean-83, 112, 122, 124 Van Greuningen, Deanna-134 Stratford, Dorothy-106, 117 Stratford, Jack-68, 66 176 Shamblin, Robert-132 Shane, Bobby-176 Shane, William-167 Shank, Peggy-66 Sharp, Howard-66 Shearn, Colleen-127 Shedd, Dennis-173 Shell, Douglas-66 Shellor, Barbara-89, 112, 125 Shelton, Irvin-112, 125 Shelton, James--66, 136, 169 Sherrill Shine, , James-1 9 Roberta--66 Shipman, Everett-16, 26, 75, 80, 86, 92, 131 Shipton, Ruth-103 Siler, Jerry--101, 126 Silva, Seferino-156, 159, 179, 180, 182, 183 Simmons, Reba-66 Simpson, Bobie-109, 135 Sims, Allen-24, 176 Andy-99, 127 Strong, Susie-101, 127 Stryker, Becky-106, 121 Sturgeon, Permy-127 Stwert, B.-107 Suber, Eddie-103, 163, 173, 178 Suggs, Helen-126 Sullivan, Linda-68, 122, 123 Summers, Dennis-156, 158, 160, 180 181 Summers, Gary-68, 156, 158, 160, 180, 181 Suthard, Gertrude-24 Sutter, Mary-68, 128 Swdlve, Linda-101, 105 Swanson, Judith-103, 186 Sweet, Dan-24 Syphard, Gary-68 Tagashira, Sho-68 Talamantes, Ann-126 Talley, Eugene-68 Toner, Duane-57, 165 Tanimura, Shiro-69 Tapp, Arladean-108 Vanliew, Floyd-27 Von Nay, Barbara-123 Vaurcka, Glore-112 Vevriiske, Gloria-123 Veal, Sue-70 Veatch, R.-126 Venema, Lee-122, 124 Verbeck, Ray-172, 180 Vestre, Kent-49, 162, 180, 181 Vial, Arlene-99, 105 Vial, Maureen--70, 93, 95, 96, 97,131,132,143 Vilhaver, Sherron-99 Viljoen, Dee-173 Villanueva, Mary--70 Vincent, Johns-70, B7 Vincent, Mary-89, 112, 134 Vine, James-24 Vise, Linda-70, 93, 99, 108, 109, 135 Valp, Donna-48, 71, 186 Von Muller, Judy-71, 95, 99, 10 109 Waldrep, Ben-27 Waldrep, Leona-27 Sizelove, Richard-66, 133 Skaugstad, Dave-122, 124, 156, 159, 180, 181 Skinner, N.-103, 105 Skinner, S.-163 Slack, Sandy-129 Slaton, Sally-124 Slayton, E.-174 Slike, Richard-66 Sloan, Ruth-66 Slothower, Robert---19 Smalley, Verna-67 Smith, Alva-97, 101, 103, 112 Smith, Bobby-109, 156, 158, 159 Smith, Carl-27 Smith, Christine-130 Smith, Donna-134 Smith, Donine-82, 106,-121, 127 Smith, Edith-105, 123 Smith, Ferguson--126 Smith Jim-162, 178 Smith, Joan-67, 105 Smith, Kenny-67 Smith, Mariorie-24 Smith, Ralph--67 Smith, Richard Lee-67 Smith, Robert Lee-67, 86, 156, 15B,159,170,171,176 Smith, Selma-26, 103, 104 Smith, Sharon-67, B1 Smith, Sidnet+67 Smith, William-67, 131 Sanchez, Carmen-65 Sandefur, Robert-65 Sanders, Beulah-104 Sanger, Duanef65, 107 sehgeier, Ralph-136, 162, iss Sant, Dennis-122, 124 Santos, Angelo-65, 122, 124 Sariego, Ronald-65 Sasaki, Carol-105 seseki, Henry-B3, 103 seier, Linde-65, 93, 99, 104, 107, 108, 109 Sausser, Duane-65 126, 174 Smoot, Mary-124 Snavely, Judy-BO, 88, 102, 104, 127 sheed, Byron-126 Snow, Dave-131 Snyder, Vic-165 Saas, Dale-125 Sornstein, Dick-67 Spangler, David-173 Spann, Margaret--67, 130 Specht, Stephan-67, 81 Speer, Jeanene-67 Spence, Joan-67, 108, 131 Tate, Yvonne-83, 103 Tatum, Stan-156, 159 Taylor, Delia-24 Taylor, Fairbanks-166 Taylor, J ack-41, 69,118 Taylor, Peggy-69, 124 reyiei, Portland-69 Taylor, Sharon-124 Teed, Lee-103 Telles, ldabelle-69 reiiee, Jesephihe-69, 122 Terry, Eva Mrs-24, 113 Terry, Roger-69, 101, 106,119 Thetford, Jimmy-69 Thieroff, Thomas, Thomas, 186 Patricia-99, 112, 132 Alice-123 Terry-70, 83, 103, 112, Thompson, Charles-69 Thompson, Donald-69, 106, 117 Thompson, M.-112 Thompson, Randy-112, 162 Thoms, Sandra-69, 81, 87, 105, 1 29, 1 31 Thornton, Gary-118, 162 Thornton, Harley-41, 69, 93, 105, 106, 132 Thornton, Jim-101, 162, 183 Thornton, Roland-163 Thornton, Ronald-125 Thrall, R Thure, B ger-136, 173 b-163 o o Tice. Jim-112 Tillerson, Frank-69, 125, 126 Tilton, Dennis-119, 125, 175 Timms, Marlene-69, 131 heila-108 Walker, Don-133, 173 Walker, Elenora-126 Walker, Richard-71 Walker, Sharon-97, 99 Wall, James-24, 101 Wallace, Ned-165 Walling, Sharon-127 Walston, Wilbur-24, 101, 119 Walters, Fred-71 Wanish, S.-105 Waring, .Jack-111, 167, 176 Waring John-71 Warner, John 92 Warner, Jon-71, 105, 132 Warren, Karen-104 Warren, Nadine-109 Waters, Rachael-71, 93, 95, 99, 10l,105,186,187 Waters, Roger-165, 173, 75 Weaver, Caroline-71 Webb, Peggy--123 Webb, Shirley-71, 131 Bob-71,156,158,180, Weber, 1 81 Wehnish, S.-103 Weiler, Karl-71 Weiss, Ken-167, 178 Welch, Kayf71, 109 Weller, Ester-1 5 Wells, Vaughn-172 Wenrick, Donna-103 5, Westcott, Doris Mrs.-14, 75, 134, 135 Westland, Marlys-99, 127 Wheeler, Joan-112, 130 Wheller, Shirley-54 Whisler, Jacquelyn-97 Toler, Jerry-103, 163, 178 Tone, Gary-82, 136 Tonlrovich, Paul-69 Torkhut, Lois-108 Tarow, Evelyn-70 Torres, Dolores-38, 70, 92, 106, 109, 130, 134 Toscana, Albert-70 White, Annable Mrs.-15, 135 White, James-72 White, Noritav82 White, Richard-72 White, William-27 Whiteman, Carole-72, 109, 130 Whitesell, Ivan-72 Whitton, Floyd--72 Whyte, Charlotte-97 Wiede, Fred-27 Wiemer, Wigger, Ted-72, 87, 119 Lee Mr.-1 33 Wilcox, Charlene-72, 99 Wilkinson, Velma-24 Willard, Norma-1 1 9 Williams, Beverly-125 Williams, D.-125 Williams Williams , Gordon-72, 173 , Jim-156 Williams, Linda-99 Williams, Lyndal-122, 124 Williams, Marie-26 Williams 175 Williams , Marilyn-101, 125, 165, , Maynard-72, 126 Williams, Patricia-72, E1 Williams, Sue-83, 112 Williams, Willie-163, 170 Williamson, Beverly-72, 184, 187 Williamson, Diane-184 Williamson, Donna-187 Wilmovsky, lrvin-72 Wilmovsky, Keith--47, 156, 18 Wilson, Carol-72, 97, 126 Wilson, Carole-72 Wilson, Dorothy-101, 133 Wilson, George-72 Wilson, James-72 Wilson, Rexanna-103, 122, 4 Wilson, Sam-167, 176 Windham, Carol-103 Windham, Joyce-73, 122 Winger, Phyllis-24 Winkelman, Larry-105 Winn, Carl-162 Winn, Curtis-136 Winner, Brad-131 Winters, Carl-97, 122, 124 Winters, Sharon-73, 108 Nise, Susanne-73 Witherbee, Patricia-73, 109 Wltzke, Donald-73, 92, 94, 104 105,106, 107,112,169 Wonderling, Jerry-105 Wansch, Arthur-105, 112 Woo, William-73, 81 weeds, Deen-7:1 Wood, Jane-97 Woody, Bill- Workman, Fred8B, 101, 125, 16 Workman, Gary-162 Wright, Beverly-73 Wright, Charles-73, 97 Wright, Connie-113 Wright, Gary-103, 172, 17 Wright, Jeanne-135 Wright, Joann-73, 122, 12 Wroke, Larry-133 whbheh, Laura-20, 184 wyeh, Mildred-17, aa, B9 Wyllie, Ethel-24 Yamanashi, Nellie-73, 124 Yeager, Susan-105 Yellin, Joel-104, 105, 109, 112 125, 169 Yost, Roy-73, 105 Yother, Billie-131 Youman, Gay-73, 87, 128 Youngblood, Judy-104, 122, 123, 124 Youngman, Bette-73 Yount, Martha-89 Zamora, Ja Ann-73, 124 Zapata, Pedro-27 Zeimer, Willis-27 Zimmerman, Luisa-122, 123, 134 Zipper, Stuart-102, 103, 105 Zucker, Sandra-101, 104, 105 106, 107, 135 203 a 12 Windham, Ruby-97, 105, 125 2 9 4 meaning bell tower combines of old Compton, of Tl'1egSpolnvsh language, nd the constant reminder of our bell Tower and clmmes. . . walls. ereol him with blue gym to climax an Annuq lColor Day i ii CljjllMES hind grey The whole colorful day and silv stars. paint, with o back TO 6 lt is said that all good Things must come to an end, and we of The El Companile staff do not wish to dispute this time honored standard, Thus These closing words are being written. We also realize that although our part in The production of This volume is completed, The book will live. Since our memories alone are incapable of holding all The aspects of The 1955-56 school year, the book will live. The book will live until iT is consumed by some hungry old Trunk stuck in a far corner of an attic. Even Then The book is not dead. While trapped in This dark and musty old prison iT attains a Terrific amount of potential energy, which, when re-opened, bursts out in a maze of colorful and precious memories. A book which has required so much attention, Time, and effort of both The El Companile staff and art staff, must live, in all fairness To us. This completed volume not only represents The goals and achievements, friendships and events during This past school year, butiit also represents untold hours of hard and tedious work on The part of all involved,..both ,'1i-l hours. A 5 A f in sincere appreciation Edmunds for fulfilling her iob editor and for her book and Jeanette Hanson, Stratford, Lydia Garcia, slci .gf5off,'.Arnold Gregory and Jim Jackson, for working Together as a unit to get The 1 A l would like to Thank, on behalf of The El Companile staff, The art staff, under The able super- vision of Mrs. Delight Hoffman, for Their fine work on The division sheets and throughout The annual. The staff of TheYearbook House, Monrovia, our publisher, and Chris Myron Studios, our pho- tographer, also deserve our gratitude for sharing with us their knowledge and making Things easier. From the beginning layouts up to this finished product which you now hold, numerousprob- lems arose which never would have been solved without the guidance of Mrs. Viola Bagwell. When in need of a push, Mrs. Bagwell was always There to give us the push we needed To meet the all important deadlines. Each and every one of us onthe staff of the 1956 El Companile, to compensate for The many headaches which Mrs. Bagwell must have experienced from our mistakes, would like To say in a sincere manner, THANKS! . srii iill Editor-in-chief Student Yearbook ,'g. g Tym YK' Associated Student Body of rss 601 South Acacia Street 1 il-l rlll Y Publisher -The Yearbook T . Monrovia, California A A if Photographer -- Chris Myron Studios Bellflower, California Gyildfllel' Cl'6tlfl:0IZ . . PUBLISHERS or DISCRIMINAYING Che