Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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SCDPI-ICDMCDIQE CLASS The sophomores are going to have a very full memory scrapbook to carry on with them. Memory snapshots from this year of-Pat Connor and Roy Bayer giving out with Dogpatch char- acters, startling results . . . conga lines by Paula Nigg . . . inseparable three- some, Jean Boncheff, Cec Bibby, and Tommy Van Buskirk . . . jitterbug, Jack Richards . . . 9 o'clock arrival, Diane Moffitt . . . conductor, pianist, little Kathy Mills . . . Casanova Bob Miller . . . talkative Earleen Paige . . . basketball stars, Charles Mary and Harold Bailes . . . cute Dick Libby, a cause of senior sighs . . . Gail Elling- ton's pigtails . . . Peggy Jenks' cynical sarcasm . . . Vancil Dunahoo's cheery smile . . . our brain child, Dorothy Shaw . . . Barbara Scott, but cute . . . Ernest and Edwin Washington, always a mixup . . . Joan Trueblood, gone but not forgotten . . . Nancy Taylor, sister's footsteps . . . the hilarious Morris twins, nuff said . . . Charles Hickman and his cute freshman-is her name Nancy? . . . Dick Kerckhoff's sunny disposition . . . Bob Rogers, what, no brotherly bragging? . . . Pat Nichols, industrious and nice . . . F rankette Kerckhoff, bright outlook . . . Aggie Smith, This Way, please . . . Janeth Schmidt, experienced letter writer . . . Jesse Hood, driver extraordinary . . . Marie Kane, vitality plus . . . Teddy Hanes, high-pressure bond salesman . . . Pat Wheeler, never lonesome . . . Arthur Davis, curly head . . . happy- go-lucky Charlotte Colburn, patient waitress . . . Helen Gladden, why, hello . . . Alta Kirby, lost gym clothes . . . Nancy Smith, outside interests . . . June Emrnert, sweet waitress at Shep's . . . Betty Hooke, always busy. The last page of this year's chapter in the sophomore memory book is de- voted to pictures of Sadie Hawkins, the bond drive, numerous parties, and to personal reminiscing. Next year will begin a new chapter as the up and coming sophomores of today be- come the ingenious juniors of to- morrow. CLASS OFFICERS Stanley Shaver Nancy Taylor Peggy Jenks Chuck Hickman