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

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cience WW hxs i,' 4 H. rw I V Agnes M. Fox, B.S., M.E. James A. Wall, B.A., M.A. CIlc'f7lI'SfU', Basil' Sf-11-nfs' Rnsir' .Qrfv11f0. Biology . Pkwy!!! SH.vnm1 Hub Biology Club James A. Caudlll, B.A., M.A Chemistry, Basic Sczence Department Chairman fSciencel anguageo t, Ruth Mervis, B.A., Lil't.M. Spanish II.I1l. IV. Los Pffaros F I n h VII d d h I f . ture Scientists, w o wi some ay guar t e security 0 our Country, are Hfnorf and .flziard Corn. Chairman U J experimenting with ammonia and learning the reaction of different elements. Department fhairmarz flanguagesl , , , They are Marvin Neill, Don Wright, Doris Taylor, Sherry Hurlock, sponsor Miss Agnes Fox, Nancy Harmon, Ruth Dawes, Toni Robinson, and Ecl Knowles. Robert Campbell, B.A., M.A. Roberta Slothower, A.B. Spanish Latin, Spanish List-errg 'o Szansh recordings so that they may learn the proper L05 Picaros Latin Club pronunciation of words are Keith Dart, Frank Casian, Miss Ruth fllerfig, Maureen Ouinn, and Delberta Summers.

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. gum Jerryl I. Gardner, M.A. Dan E. Sweet, A.B., M.A. Michael J. Walsh, A.B. United States History ' c'c'm m1k A Preparing Themselves for the future in their clothing class under the instruction of Mrs. Lillian McDermott are Jeanette Iverson, Barbara Loving, Donna Kirk, Amy Barth, Ellen Harrison, Florida Harmison, and Corrie Sults. Kathryn Bowers, B.S., M.A. Homemaking, Boys' Homemaking Clothing Co-Senior Advisor 30 1- 'i' . vi In United State History Spgcial Training Co-sponsor of Junior Class ry ff 1 Z!! ll .Il as f 0 4 to dx 15251 if z fi - t -- IM. l Learning the fundamentals of sewing and the basic skills which are useful to future home- makers are the following girls: TABLE 1, Frances Foster, Suzy Jensen, TABLE 2, Peggy Sue Brown, Peggy Love, Mrs. Esther Miller, teacher, Melin- Cla Cobb, Camille Graham, TABLE 3, Pat Del- gado, Alma Ruth Mooreg Sewing Machine, Linda Roberts, Wanda Blackman, Ruth Johnson. Ruth E. Midkiff, A.B. H k' Umm' mg Esther Miner, B.S., M.s. Il4lVlll I7lflhI.I1L'. Foods I Pauline W. Abbott, B.S. Modern History, United States History Chimettes - Squires Department Chairman , ---5 Z ociccl cience ome qfncclzing Lillian McDermott, B.S. Hnr1ivrm1li'1'ng Spirtlivf of HUV71c'l!c'S 17c1mr!n1cnt Chairnzan