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

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7 5... One of the many valuable aids given by our counselors is re ortin to Counseling students in their sophomore year is of vital importance to the student as well as the parent. With the help of Miss Mildred Wyatt Linda Laird and David'Houghton select from the courses that are avail able to them, their curriculum forthe following year. oplnomore of g rl, P 9 and advising students about their Iowa Tests results. Mrs. Eva Terry and her counselee, Brent Wunderlich, are discussing the results concern- ing his interests and abilities. Compton students are fortunate in having well experienced teachers who ore capable and perfectly willing to guide them with their fu- ture plans. Many students have profited tre- mendously from the individual conferences 1 .1 1 which are held in the Guidance office. Mr. James Sherrill, a Sophomore problems teacher and counselor, is advising Mary Long with problems she laces when choosing her courses for senior high school. Francis H. Dilwodh, A.B., M.S. Sophomore Problems Sophomore Class Sponsor 5, f9 W i8 Mildred L. Wyatt, B.A., M.A. Solrilmrnnrc Prolilcms Soplioniorv Class Spnrisnr