Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION I HANDICRAFTS Miss Frey, Mrs. Mills, Miss Blair Mr. Pendleton, Mr. Corbin, Mr. Gorrell Miss Baxter, Miss U'Ren, Miss 'iii- ---L..,..,, .-,.,-aura MUSIC ENGLISH Mr. Lynch, Mr. Alsup Mrs. Ekeroth, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Keeling-Mrs. Rockwell, Miss Yeager, Mr. McClella Johnny and Janie are putting their books away for the last time. But that stack of books means more to Johnny and Janie than it means to most people, for to Johnny and Janie it presents pic- tures-pictures of: Mr. Shaver standing very sternly in the attend- ance ofiice, but being a real friend in spite of the sternness. Miss Yeager pacing back stage, now and then giving out with her infectious laugh. Miss Niles and Mr. Shaw scurrying across the campus almost always very busy. Miss Griswold being her own good-natured self. Miss Mock diagramming a sentence in Latin that runs clear around the blackboard. Miss Clark trying hard not to see the humorous side of thingsenot succeeding. Miss Hall, Miss Blair, and Miss U,Ren walking arm in arm up Citrus, presenting a threesome which has won the wholehearted approval of Johnny and Janie this year. Mr. Dresia snapping pictures so fast' and furi- ously that a camera has become his trade-mark. Mr. Hall and Mr. Robinson giving their view- points on the world of today which serves to make Johnny and Janie more broad-minded. Mrs. Ekeroth helping when she is needed most. Miss Baxter in the background of the successful Alcyonian drives. Miss Blackburn putting her head out of the back room of the library to answer innumerable questions. 16

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STUDENT BODY COMMISSION STUDENT BODY COMMISSIONERS: PRESIDENT Bob Hulihan V ICE-PRESIDENT Jewell Smith COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS Barbara Shaver COMMISSIONER OF PROGRAMS Clerise Runyan COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE Phil Sloan COMMISSIONER OF GIRLS' AFFAIRS Kay Varcoe COMMISSIONER OF DEBATE Warren Lockwood COMMISSIONER OF ATHLETICS Frank Witherell and Alfred Lopez With these top Johnnies and janies, the problems of the student body are met and solved. Early in the year, President Bob Hulihan met at U.S.C. with other Southern California high school presidents and returned home to Covina with the idea of a War Board. This brain-child has occupied much of the com- mission's time and interest, but not to the exclusion of their regular activities. Warren Lockwood, Kay Varcoe, and Huli- han later attended a student officers' con- vention at Burbank. The sponsoring of assemblies with the Student Body Ticket fund stands equal in importance to the December 7 rally in which 1151300 worth of bonds and stamps were sold in one day. War-time accomplishments included the compiling of the list of service men and the financing of the war stamp drawing. Throughout the year, many new projects and routine jobs were enthusiastically carried through by these Johnnies and Janies repre- senting the other Johnnies and Janies of the student body. -f a Back row: Mr. Holden, Miss Griswold, Mr. Robinson, Frank Witherell, Phil Sloan, Warren Lockwood Front row: Barbara Shaver, Jewell Smith, Kay Varcoe, Bob Hulihan, Clerise Runyan 15

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' it IW 1 . SHOP COMMERCIAL and ART LIBRARY and MATHEMATICS Mr. Horner, Mr. Gauldin Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Kerr, Miss Geier, Miss Blackburn, Miss Cave, Mr. Shaw Miss Griswold, Miss Niles FOREIGN LANGUAGE HISTORY Miss Clark, Miss Mock, Miss Wilson Miss Hall, Mr. Holden, Mrs. Mills and Miss Frey conversing about some un-understandable matter across the campus, thus arousing the curiosity of Janie. Miss Boettger painting and pasting like mad to make our prom a success. Mr. Gauldin asking frantically right up to the last minute about class rings. Miss.Geier stepping up the tempo of her mech. drawing classes to meet the modern needs. Miss Cave making what could be dry math very interesting to johnny and Janie. Mr. Herner saying, with his sly grin, Don't waste your timefi Mr. McClelland standing with one hand jingling coins in his pocket and correcting a speech with the other. SCIENCE Mrs. Drendel Mr. Dresia, Mr. Hall, Mr. Herner Coaches Gorrell, Corbin, and Pendleton cross- ing their fingers for our teams which consider their advice the best in the country. Mrs. Rockwell rushing around with a pencil in her hand. Mr. Alsup leading the band in their annual assembly, or drilling them on the pasture. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Taylor sitting around the desk in the typing room, making the whole room smile with their laughter. Mrs. Keeling and Mrs. Drendel contributing their important part toward making Johnny and Janie do their assignments with pleasure. Mr. Holden and Mr. Horner making themselves more liked by johnny tjanie, tooll every year with their swell smiles and kind words. I7