Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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IDDIIXI XIL 1. Everyone is interested in the Girls' Gym Club, and wouldn't all the girls like to belong. 2. Great orations were the order of the day at the Girls' League meeting. Barbara lngalls and Katherine Kinney launched forth most elo- quently on the subject of collegiate cuffs. Their arguments were so impressive that when the vote was taken the result was l54 to I6 in in favor of the short socks. The Senior Tri Auxiliary was organized to- night, and even though Stew was absent, he was elected President. 3. The Florentine Trio entertained in assem- bly today. 4. After much discussion, dissension, and dis- suasion in the Senior Class meeting after school, a vote was taken to see whether the boys should be victors and have yellow gold rings set with sardonyx, or whether the girls' better judgment would prevail and the rings would be green gold with onyx stones. The vote was a tiel What suspense! Pee Wees trounced Bonita today, l8-0. Happy and Captain Greene did deadly duty on tackling and broken field running. 5. Special Big Red cars packed several hun- dred Covina rooters to the Samohi game today. Chamberlain and Company ruined the Santa Monica team via 28-0. The first few minutes saw Chamberlain crash the line for the first touchdown and convert for the additional pointg while in the second quarter, both Fischer and Chamberlain went over. Ross worked well in the line, and Stew, Duncan and Rogers showed up in great shape. ln spite of the fact that Samohi was beaten, their boys certainly had the football build and were fast. Farney, a spinning, crashing quar- ter, made things warm for Covina in the twi- light quarter when he took the ball on a 42- yard jaunt just to show Covina what might have happened. Rudy stopped up his area in the line like a post. Looks as though Rudy might be next year's captain at this rate. Good luck, Rudy. we are all with youl E161

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CARI IINAIL5 l 0 B s JAMES RANDACK ........ .......,....... ..,...,,..,.....,.. P 1 ei-:smiex RUBY RUNYAN ..A....,.... .........,..... .................. S I CL'ltl'I'l'All CLARA COLES .....,........., ........... , ..Vu'1-1-Pmcslni-:N ROBERT KENT ...,,.. . .............,.....,,.ww..... ,..,.,,,...,....,.. .... 'l ' nmslmi-:R MR. MUCLELLAND ,,..,........,..........,,. ................. ,.,,. . . .CLASS Auvxson The class of 1932 has 58 members. The boys of this class have taken part in athletics. Clifford Cnrifhn, Philip Schaum, and Bill Oliver made good in a number of activities. Our future football play- ers are james Randack, Harold Martin, Robert Kent, and Bill Oliver. Over half of the girls belong to Junior Tri, three being officers. The Latin class of '32 forrnecl the Latin Club, known as the Sodalitas Romana, under the direction of Miss Mock. This class has had more on the honor roll than any other class for the past year. A number took leads in the Sopho- more play and the operetta. The girls have taken parts in Girls' League plays and events, and Junior Tri programs. The members of this class have made a good showing in the Glee Clubs and orchestra. Marjorie Allison, Clara Coles, Margaret jean Milli- kan, and Miss Arthur have formed a musical quartet. The officers during the first semester were: Presi- dent, Mildred Towner: Vice-President, Marjorie Allison: Secretary, Doris Ann Cline: Treasurer, Mar- garet jean Millikan. MILDRED TOWNER. Q ' g g . . , . A a, ,Q H Q l0B's l15l

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'XRI II XIL DON SHIVELY ..,.....................,.....,...,. ................... P uizsmi-vi' MARION BENNISON .,...,,..,..,.,.,....... ,,,...,.. V ici:-Pm-:simfxr DOUGLAS FISCHER ......., .............,...... S EL'RE'l'ARX ICUNICE MERRILL ..... , L...............,. 'l'ui:Asu1u-:la MISS SPEYER ......,................................... ,....,............,. C miss Aiwison Although we have clone nothing this year that makes us stand out a great deal above the other classes, we have held our own with all of them. ln varsity football the reserve material would have been much weaker had it not been for the Twins, Glen and Clarence. On the Class B and C teams the Sophomores were well repre- sented. Although we have no regulars on the varsity basketball team, we have players on the class B and C teams who will make the regulars fight for their positions next year. ln track, with Lanphear and Timmons running the dashes, we are not apt to choke with the heel dust. When baseball rolls around the Sophomores will not be left completely out either. ln the boys and girls glee clubs and in the orches- tra the class has its share of students. ln the re- cently organized Fife and Drum Corps many places have been filled by the Sophomore boys. All this summed up means but one thingy the class that outdoes this class will have to get up and travel. DON SHIVELY. l0A's i17l