Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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FU m'n9 PVCCHCBS of tomorrow we leamef-l by V0C0fl0n0l 09 lCUl' Art students admire and criticize each other's achievements and lure Sfvdenfs Us ll eY 5l U e expeflences of home Pfoleds Wllh ONE share their talents bv making posters for student body activities another. U I THESE ARE OUR TEACHERS and advisers who share studies and activities and keep the routine of classes lively and enioyable: MR. ALSUP, senior band, iunior band, beginning instrumental music, commercial orches- tra, and English, MR. ANDERSON, advanced algebra, AlSUP Mr. Anderson Bell0mY Mr. Bemoll trigonometry, solid geometry, and counselor for the senior class, MISS AUSTIN, English and adviser for the Thespian Club, MR. BARTELL, U. S. history, world history, and leadership class, MR. BATES, algebra, physics, and adviser for Hi-Y, and B basketball coach, MR. BELLOMY, business training and typing, also financial adviser for the Cardinal and White, MR. BEMOLL, boys' physical education, varsity football coach, and Lettermen's club adviser. rtell Mr. Bates Miss Austin BAG g g A s:.. gs. :ef A , .- ' . - .imxstfsg x 1 ,ir l f ,yy ,gh 1 fff .- 2-.F . a 5,3 71, fs: as . V .1 X . few -lg . 1. . , , Y- libiiwfx 'ff iii si 'N-r iff VE ,Q ' f f i . f . ' K 'lkii'-T. Q l . - fif,-Em lfrii :fi I ri Y i',i1?f'f iU'Ci , .7 is ff -s t K . W ,Ly Ag., I. 'af T . is GH l bs . .6 L-I . , x 'tht 'S' 1. , i i 15

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Mr. Jensen Mrs. l C I Languages, which unite the world through understanding of the life and customs of other nations, are an important part of high school curriculum. Adventure is found in the search for unknowns and the of statements as students master the problems Of 'Qi' Ll , A Miss Loose . . C is K i g .Vr . . iv li Vt ?' if f . . ,s D -1 Mr. Hallett Mr. Herner Mr. Horner Miss Hugasian TRAINING STUDENTS for future iobs is the respon- sibility of all teachers: MR. HALLETT, art, iournalism, and adviser of the Cardinal and White and Quill and Scroll, MR. HERNER, general science and chem- istry, MR. HORNER, mechanical drawing and ma- chine shop, MISS HUGASIAN, girls' physical educa- tion and Pep' Club adviser, MR. JENSEN, social studies, U. S. history, sophomore counselor, and adviser of Junior Statesmen, MRS. LEVIN, typing, shorthand, office practice, and sponsor of Tri-Y, MISS LOOSE, English and adviser for the Cardinal, MR. LOTT, Cardinal White choir, girls' chorus, iunior choir, music appreciation, social living, and sponsor of girls' sextette, MRS. LYFORD, civics, U. S. history, and Alcyonian adviser. Mr Lott Mrs. Lyford 191' if V its