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

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FOREWORD Discovery has no one definite meaning; it is many things to many people ex- citement; unknown secrets revealed; achievement; satisfaction. To discovery there are many reactions triumph; excitement; perhaps, even sorrow. Through the use of photography, prose and poetry, the 1966 El Companile has attempted to capture the essence of dis- covery as revealed on our high school campus. The open door of knowledge beckons with test tubes, T-squares and text books to inquiring minds. Light reveals discovery as preparation for growth and maturity. El Companile Staff of 1966 hopes that this yearbook will not only interest but encourage each Tarbabe to find his or her own definition of discovery. St.ff: EcJitor-in-Chiej — I ' jierre MoreUiid Editorial Assistatil — Miriam Snider Art Editor — Jo-Anti Steuard Photography Ediloi Shirteeii Dooley Photographer — Deborah Pickens Curriculum Editors — Ora Davis Regina Spicer Extra-Curriculum Editor — Beterly De Bise Co-Curriculum Editor — Jean Dasher Hall of Eame Editor — Mary Saldana Senior Class Editor — Gayle Matlock Vnderclassmen Editor — Beterly Benson Boys ' Sports Editors — Dow Freeman Manuel Torrez Girls ' Sports Editor — Jimmie X illiams Advertising Editor — Christine Gonzales Adviser — Mrs. Delight Hoffmann