Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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SENICRS Bob Pietsch, president Neil Anderson, vice-president Many successful and joyful activities were enjoyed by the 49'ers. This class was the first at Covina Union High School to have senior sweaters. Their float in the big Casbah parade will long be remembered. The senior party was another huge success. Senior Mothers' Tea was another big affair. At the end of May came the unforgettable senior play Charley's Aunt. In June came baccalaureate, senior breakfast and at long last-graduation. Their present to the school will be seen by Covina Union High School students for many years to come. This present is a big clock located above the front steps of the ad- ministration building. The class of '49 came into high school at the end of World War II. They are very lucky to have gone through high school at such a period. Never before has any class been faced with a more promising or a more dangerous future. As the pioneering spirit of the past urged men on to conquer the struggle for existence, so this graduating class will con- quer the future. Mrs. Ekeroth, counselor Joan White, secretary Ed Funderburgh, treasurer