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

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MONROE W. BUSCH, B.S., M.A. VIRGINIA E. HANKS, B.A. KARL A. OLSON, A.B., M,E, University of Nebraska San jggg Stage Upsala College Mathematics Maghgmugifgs Pepperdine College Physical Education Mllfllfmllfff-Q r I I f zz affiatnaftca ibg 963 19 vi MARGARET 5- HARRIS, A-B- Beverly Kling, Pat Burgess, Mr. Monroe Busch, Wcmdo Rich and Tom Watson discuss Furman University, Creenliille, S.C. mmh grades for rhe Second Semester, Mathematics JAMES CAUDILL, B.A., M.A. Department Chairman Berea College Urziversity of Wyoming Science Department Chairman EDWARD ADAMS, B.S., M.S. Ihl1iI'U!'SiII' of Soztlhcrlz f.'aliffn'r1ia Long lilftlfll Slate Sl'iCll1't' 'Q AGNES M. FOX, B.S., M.E. State Teachers College, Wisconsin Maryland University Science JAMES A. wALL, A.A., B.A., M.A Long Betzrb Stale College Science

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Lois M. Afhedon, B.S., M.S. Unirerfity of Southern California Bufineu Education f iQf5L l i i nto X I dffslt-t if George R. Barber, B.S. South Dakota State College Snullaern Baptitt Senzinary Continuation Department Burinerr Education wap.. 'N Miss Margarei Montgomery, Junior counselor, talks with former student, Ken Hunter, about the im- portance of a good high school transcript. usinem Ecfuoafion Miss Alice Lonsdale, teacher of English, gives Curtis Edwards and Sharon Cassatt permission to ffftf 'l gg tg? tg to Gilbert J. Granger, B.A. Syrarufe U ni zferrit y Bu rinerf, Drifer and Playriml Education Richard E. McDonald, B.S., M.Ed. lllzyne Stale Uni1'e1',rity Burinefr Education Lois M. Plowman, B.E. Uniretzrizy of llyirronfin Burinterr Education Albert Richard Galatianf do research in the Frank L. Walton Library. Mariorie smifh, B.A. B.B-A., M.S. l Unirerrity of IVyoming Unj,,?,.mJ, of Sguthem California UVllI'El'.flly of Southern California Bwineu Edumtion Burinerf Education

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.am M951 --an-..,,,, ill RUTH MERVIS, B.A. CCIICIYI College ,C lvV1I.I'CfSffj' nf llIe.1'if'o Spirrifxlz Dvprzrlnzvrzt 1,l11!lfl'l7I!IlI Operating our language laboratory for Nancy Doe, Herman Proby, Manuel Ortega, and Rita Capra is Mr. Bob Campbell. Below left, Discussing English with Beverly Vertrees, Sandra Norris, and Ignacio Caudillo is Mr. Dean Eisenmayer. Below right, Mr. James Caudill gives a demonstration for Tom Lynch, Le Roy Wiens, Leona Fefer, and Doris Taylor. 'ss fs lf' l i MR. ROBERT J. CAMPBELL, A.B., M.A. Miami Urz1'1.'f'r'.w1'ty Ulzflfersily of Soullicrn CIlliflIl'III'll S pun is li ROBERTA SLOTHOWER, B.A. I'lll.l'1'l'Nl'fj' of Nvcllrllzils l'ni1'r'rsily of SIlIlflll'l'IZ Culiforriiu Latin. Sflllfllkll Biology is a fascinating subiect according to instructor Mr. James Wall. Convincing Wayne Tatum and Linda Clark isn't hard as they examine a skeleton reassembled by a former student as a semester proiect. Other phases of their study in the course include units on genetics, chemistry and plants Dissecting specimens is a major job for both students and instructor. 27