Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Music Always winning, always grinning . . . . . With this as its motto, the Music department sang and played itself through a most active year, bringing hours of pleasure to itself and the student body. The band, led by Mr. Alsup, was first to give pleasure with its appearance at football games. School songs added to the spirit of both the team and cheering section. Adding beauty and grace to the Held when they appeared with the band were the four majorettes, Esther Else, Joyce Hurley, Helen Fewer, and Barbara Stevens. Although more serious in mood, the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Lynch, provided equal enjoyment for the Coltlets with their contributions at plays, baccalaureate, and graduation. Highlighting their year, the instrumentalists took part in three music festivals: at South Pasadena, at U. S. C., where both the band and orchestra participated, and at Santa Barbara, where Don Charles, Ed McCarty, Helen Manchester, and Sherry Welch represented Covina. With a very successful year to its credit, the Cardinal and White Choir lists as its most spectacular performances its ap- pearance on the radio program, f'Your Children and Their Songs, and its part in the musical comedy, The Lucky Jade. Not to be forgotten were the choir's presentations at the Christ- mas and Easter programs. l 'fProfessional is the word to describe the Girls' Sextette. Not only did they bring enjoyment to the student body, but to many outside groups, including various civic organizations of the community. 16

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'Q BACK ROW: Shirley Gor- rn-ll, Clzxulline Killgorc, Dorothy Shaver, Rosa' Ann Nikolich, Vorliss Krzmz FIRST RovQi1 Row UFFICICRS I'rn'siclL'nt Shirley Gorrell Yice-I'rn'si4lv:nt --Lois Lockwood Secretary-'l'reaf11rer---Corliss Kranz Advisor: Miss Mock ance ommifiee DANCE l4UNINI1'l l'l-IIC Pc-tv Sclmharllm, Joyce Ilurlvy Bob Rogers. joyu- 'l'ulu-sing Ann liimb. limlgc-rw Scott, Bur hum Scott, jobs Hood I5

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