Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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XR D ll XIL 9 A s JOHN SI-IIELDS ..,,......,,....,....,,,..,,....... ,........... ..,..... P I RESIDENT DOROTHY HOUSER .,,...,.. ,...,...., V ICH-PRESIDENT JAMES BAILEY ................... ...........,.. . .SECRETARX YVONNE WHITE , ..... ,.,.. , ...,.......... T mmsumzic MISS WOOD ..,......,........ ......... C LAss TEACHER l lere's to the 9-A's or the Educated Freshiesn sounds a little better. We came here last September and the girls, clad in one green stocking, paraded to the command of their upper classmen and the boys all went for a buggy ride. Now, with the arrival of the sub-frosh, we have our chance and we offer no sympathy to them. We have shown up well in participating in school activities of all kinds. ln the Girls' Hi Jinx our stunt almost paralleled the Faculty's. ln the Cardinal Campaign we tiecl the Sophomores in sub- scriptions. Our boys have been represented in ath- letics. At least people know we are on the map and are not altogether green. lVlr. Millikan decided we needed three more Frosh, so he let us bring with us three fine teachers, Misses Arthur and Burt, and Mr. Gauldin. Miss Wood, our Faculty advisor, considers us very bright prospects and we intend to live up to her expectations. DOROTHY HOUSER. li' -asqwqq ' if W. James Ba ey QQ an 9A's i131 ne.

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XRI IIXIAIL The . :f u-S is U Q . ,fig ,X , A if' '35 Enterprislng Veil King f ' ' wi in nl qs r ll .. 'gut' I' . if --. 51, I E .. 2 'i' R .. 4 4' . Q ' n . . -Q--...S The Big Chief . I-A f-pf - Q .: J- ef , 14,2 9 . nf , Like It Thelni -, ., I a? Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 17. Rumors of glorious times to be had at Pomona Fair seeped through school today. Training was broken as football heroes rode bucking ponies on the merry-go-round. Bobo Baxter encountered difiiculties while attempt- ing to make entrance to the Fair Grounds through a hole in the fence which proved to be smaller than he had anticipated. 18. Lurid posters, begging, beseeching and urging students to subscribe to the Cardinal and White were everywhere. Journalism students failed to expose the surprise hinted at in the posters. 19. Pep assembly! President Bill delivered a hard-boiled speech on school traflic-no left or U turns. Eugene lVlcNatt made his debut as a Frosh in a skit. the prob- Cardinal Bill and Bill Dredge magnaminously solved lem of the surprise posters-free and White for each lad and lassie. Alan managed to wring out a few yells from the assembled mob and Coach Newman sur- passed Webster in a speech in which he spoke earnestly on the merits, good and bad, of this year's team. Calls for Chamberlainl sent our blushing captain to his feet, whereupon he delivered an address on the character of his teammates and the psychology and effect of the feminine influence in football. As the three o'clock bell peeled out its wel- come note a general rush for free papers oc- curred. The best things in life are freel 20. Amidst yawns and sleepy giggles the A-Wah-Heh hikers started out at 5 o'clock this morning for their Hrst early hike. Sixteen descendants of Shakespeare man- aged to convince the judges that they were eligible for Masque and Dagger membership. The powerful Ross dynasty came to light today when j. Foster Ross was elected Presi- dent of the Senior Class. 21. Football with a vengeance! Varsity cleaned Roosevelt I4-0. Backfield did mid- season work. The Lighties, after pushing the bus over Brea grade, licked the Brea outfit I8-I 3. E121

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XR DMX! XIL Cardinal and 1 .N z Darwin al ' 9 QNX 'xl A 4 stew!! Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 24. Cardinal and White Campaign in full swing. Seniors held first class meeting. President Ross appointed a committee to place the High and Mighties on the market for Senior Rings. 25. Santa Monica, feeling the need of a little workout, challenged us to battle on the Samohi field for next week's game. On to Santa Monica! Imagine our agitation! Colin Allen, a ta!- ented artist, again brought home the bacon by taking State Prize with his prohibition poster. Tricky Dick Hyland, flashy back from Stanford and author of that world famous book calling the Trojans Dodoes, showed the foot- ball fellows a thing or two. 26. Seniors win Cardinal Campaign! Ray! Assembly went over with a big splash! Dick Gentry and his Sagehen Orchestra from Po- mona College performed to the enjoyment of the students. Masque and Dagger initiations were in order. Speedy Rawson's rendition of a most dramatic incident brought down the house, while Deacon impersonated an Hold soak to perfection. 27. Tit for tat. The Lighties defeated Whit- tier I2-0, while the,Pee Wees lost to the Whittier Babes I8-0 in the first practice game of the season. Casualties are mounting up. Vernon !V!c- Bride is limping about with a broken collarbone and Joe Wheeler feels quite dejectecl over his cracked wrist. Harold, not to be outdone, is looking at least nineteen years younger with his tooth among the missing. Sept. 28. We lost! l..ost to Pomona 6-0. The game was hard fought, but lacked the thrilling moments of' last year's match because of ragged playing on both sides. Stew Armel, our peppery quarterback, was knocked cold in the first few minutes of play and from then on the game see-sawed from one end of the field to the other. Pomona scorecl in the second quarter. The game ended with the Colts still trying des- perately to overcome that score. i141