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

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oreworcl The sTaTemenT Our Campus ls Our World is more facT Than ficTion. If you will pause and Think for a momenf you will realize ThaT we sTudenTs of CompTon Senior High do live wiThin our own liTTle world - The Thirry-four acres of our campus - in The course of a school day, Many a Time we hear adulTs in our communiTy, and even our parenTs, complain ThaT The high school sTudenTs go To school iusT To have a good Time, To wasTe anoTher day, and To conTinue Their occupaTion of free-loading. In our 1959 El Campanile we have Tried To prove This ThoughT false. We come onTo our campus each morning iusT as our parenTs go inTo The office or facTory. We have our classes which are comparable To a iob, we have social acTiviTies which are com- parable To socieTy's Teachings, we have elecTions and a voice in sTudenT governmenf which are comparable To communiTy governmenT. The ideas of fellowship, friendship, communiTy service, and social enioymenT which are behind our social acTiviTies and our campus clubs are The same as Those which bring our parenTs and Their friends TogeTher in communiTy service organiza- Tions, professional clubs, fraTernal orders, and union locals, We have our campus sTudenT council, elecfed by The sTudenT body, which governs The populaTion lThe sTudenTsl and helps plan campus acTiviTies. Each sTudenT has a voice in The governmenT of our campus-world, Keeping These facTs in mind as you Turn The pages To follow, you can undersTand and appre- ciaTe The facT ThaT Our Campus ls Our World, finden geartmann Iilllllfiif

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