Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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This yea1 s student body prexy, Tom Field, earned the good will of both schoolmates and teachers with his friendly grin and contagious enthu- siasm. A tireless Worker, Tom distin- guished himself by guiding the student body through a busy year, and by taking an active part in Esquires, Masque and Dagger, and all student affairs. DOROTHY ADAMS JOAN ALBRIGHT ELSIE ALLEN EDITH ALLEN MARGARET ALLEN BETTY BAILEY ELLIS BARKLOW BEVERLY BEALE DOROTHY BARTON JOAN BEARDSLEY RALPH BIGELOW WESLEY BERRY CHARLES BIGGS GEORGE BISSELL JACK BRACKETT I l -surf' ,xi V- Q

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SIENICDR CLASS No more pencils, no more books, no more ..... the class of '44 is actually graduating . . . the final chapter of their memory scrapbook has been writ- ten. The pages of this masterpiece are preserving for posterity- Wolf calls by just anyone . . . Ray Holtman's artistic genius . . . Vic's freshman . . . Ralph Bigelow's trom- bone . . . Avis Towler and Margie Gallman's play interpretations . . . Marvin Marcus' subtle humor . . . Joe Phillips delivering bonds . . . JoAnn Jenks' colorful shoes . . . Lillian Dava- los and Lois Eikenberry's quietness . . . Dick Van Deren's yells . . . Janet Ellis' Sinatra sighs . . . Dale Cham- pion's vocabulary . . . Claude Jobels cheerfulness . . . Barbara Wyatt's tan . . . Jack Milliken's jokes UD . . . Anne Crook's creation of The Sage . . . Eleanor Walters' sparkler . . . Jeanne Pettijohn's Look Up, Darkies . . . Lawrence Thorne's laugh . . . Victor Hugo, Barbara Burns, and Earl Mc- Cullough's brilliance . . . Clarence Parker's muscles . . . Peg Conlon's sharp remarks . . . Barbara Goodson's knitting . . . Virginia Curd's penman- ship . . . Chub's swell sports column . . . Winnie Smith's candy, ca-runch! . . . Dorene Hightower's sneeze . . . Bob Hawks' henna hair . . . George Bissell's convertible . . . Jody Beard- sleyls personality . . . Jack Maxfieldis experiments . . . Bill Temple's T . . . Eddie Dunahoo's peppy class manage- ment . . . Glenn Fisher's assemblies . . . Kay-tee and Bill . . . Caroline and Bob's zoot dances . . . Tom Fields' Oh?,' . . . Betty Bailey backing the attack . . . Janet Gauldin's scholarship . . . Phyll Malan's singing . . . Joe Payne's baseball career . . . Scott Wel- day's Crosby mimics . . . Betty Pitzer's menagerie . . . Verden Moffitt's odd jobs . . . Jean Miller and Miriam Mc- Clurg's likeness . . . Wes Berry's sense of humor . . . Mel Bucklinls shyness . . . Toddy's student council minutes . . . Dizzie's Hamlet . . . Bryant Har- ris' stage lighting. Service Honor Roll: Don Kimsey, Tom Hewitt, Vernon Southwell, Chuck Biggs, Don Scott. The last few pages contain parties, Senior victory over All-School football and basketball teams, the Senior play, the prom, Baccalaureate, and finally caps and gowns donned to receive di- plomas. So now only memories remain . . . the book is finished. CLASS OFFICERS 18 Kay-tee Scofield Phyll Malan Jeanne Rouse Eddie Dunahoo

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Vice-President Claude Jobe showed himself to be actively interested in the Welfare of the student body as he ably assisted his president in the de- manding but interesting work of the Commission. Os -J '1- WAYNE BOULTON f VIRGINIA BOURGEOIS 4 f JEWELL BOTTGER MELVIN BUCKLIN BARBARA BURNS BETTIE CALLISON DALE CHAMPION COLLEEN CAMPBELL VIVIENNE CAMPBELL fm , DONALD COLLINS Calf' A PAULINE COMPTON PEGGY CONLON 1 ANNE CROOK ROSE CONNERY BETTY CRAFT