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

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L . 1 n -. , Sergeant-at-Arms liugene johnson Vice-Pl'CSideflf john Alexander Paper Cutter Douglas Thomas lntertype Makeup raftsmen The Craftsmen were senior and junior young men who were inte rested in production printing. The Craftsmen did the majority of production printing for school activities such as the Spring Concert, ban- quets, and the Chimes, the school paper. The Craftsmen Club is a nationally known organi- zation. lNot pictured: Tommie Hayden, Michael jones. Reuben Russell. Michael Scott, Russell Turner.l Advisor Mr Donald Comorre Secretary-Treasurer X J ,nk Ctbb-Air x President Laureifce Washington Paul Anderson Odell Hosely p . , X . . aten Press Interty pg Cylinder Press 1? Flag Cirl' son. cilldf Brenda l Sandra NN Carolyn lfi The flag part o section They ei tators tl with tt routines. :xlaseole mills H.. Thi' lrzlql H1050 lin pellgrln

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r Copy Editor News Editor News Feature Feature ' Society Josephine Bryant Rochelle Eastwood Deborah Watkins Susan Edwards Sharon Hill Paula Howard rea .ff Reporter Typist and Reporter Reporter Exchange Editor Reporter Reporter joan McCreary Anissa Fields Joyce Hart Camel Williams Lucinda Hobbs Cassandra Madison Chimes taff the Chimes Staff wasiable to publish inter- esting and informative-newspapersion a regular basis throughout the year. Editor-in-Chief Advisor Yolanda McCa rty Mr. Walter Kellerman Additional Chimes staff members included, ROW 1: Lamont jimmerson, Chester Green, ROW 2: Beatrice Nolan, Hiawatha Cray, Theresa Clark, Katherine Wil- liams, Sylvia Spencer, Marie Antoine. Not shown were Linda Buchanan and Clau- dia Bryant. Society Sheila Sampson Typist Erma Stephens Reporter Reporter Reba Pollard Sharon White Under the leadership of Yolanda McCarty,

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'Y' x' . Q 'Q 'T' Flag Girls f Flag Girls, SITTING: Sheila Madi- E son, Charlene Hardy. STANDING: Brenda Pxenfro, Patricia Warren Sandra Washington, Barbara james, Carolyn Finn. The flag girls are a traditional part of the cheerleading section at Compton High. They entertained the spec- with their energetic flag routines. tators throughout the year .e ,.,,f ,isis f af El! A ff If .fs Q A 5 Lf: QC C1QgY'sf X f, , X f, ff? ' . W.:-we 5Cif-Wg. f f45XQ,f Z1 saw hx C K Xu, f . O y, A fV'V I Xi.. G I aw , Rfk ff 'ft 1 , 1 X . Y ff. 1 Q f 7 ,9 7 s ,4 2 Q, ' f 5 V .t ,K f . 'K , 5 are at as 2 I is f I 5 1 N I . ffx'Q' X X if ' f t ' f if I ' I iii if if It I X Y I K , ' C V ,J 2 X , V , C ' C : X Q x. y if Z X .S r if ? 9 I - ' by if .I 8. -..M ..,... , C 1 1,-A zrsrxxi- ' 2: 21111:--me-fy Z N I If , , W , .,,,, ,,,,,,,, . , r,,, ..,,5!f,,,,,,,,WQCf' . s C-C WM C C C . CC. , 7 ty, I f 5 L--'W ,. -..C ,X CCC- I I CC.. Qgw.. I... .Qi 6 , at X 1 S f--.a a...w .tsss-sa 7 as 0 0 1n1 Mascots Mascots, KLEFT TO RIGHTD: Carol Ross, Sandra King Zendy Flucus, Carolyn Morris, Lola Warren, Dehra Newton. The tradition of having mascots for the drill team and attached units began this year at Compton. These little girls added to the enjoyment of the performances. ,-w ,. Q' 1 .awk 44 i