Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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ASSETS TO THE CAMPUS were the maintenance workers. Punctuality was the theme of the amiable bus drivers. These men, dressed in blue, were al- ways on the iob. Delicious food was prepared by expert chefs. Appetites were appeasecl when the delectable food was devoured. Excellent reading material was provided by the library staff. Many of these books kept readers burning the midnight oil in order to terminate the suspense created by the fine author. Cleanliness was practiced by the efficient custodians. These team builders built rep- utation for our school. 075515 BUS DRIVERS-ROW ONE: Mr. Morgan, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Farr. ROW TWO: Mr, McAllister, Mr. Zimmer, Mr. McWherter, Mr. Gravatt, Mr. Covert, Mr. Adams. CUSTODIANS-Mr. Cripe, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Harrold. CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Christopherson, Mrs. Tugman, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Midkiff, Mrs. Nelson. OFFICE FORCE-Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Admire, Mrs Yeager, Mrs. Payne, Miss Holden.

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il C .- if i OFFICE STAFF-ROW ONE: Lois Lennon, Julie Joyce, Arlene Trimble, Winnie Heald, Shirley Franklin, Nancy Wales, Barbara Lumley Ginny Varney, Norma Fry. ROW TWO: Barbara Warnick, Neva Gotz, David Wilson, Larry Walker, Charles Baldosser, John Parker, Cliff Yoshida, Don Woods, Larry Mortenson, Roland Troxel, CAFETERIA STAFF-Barbara Wechsler, Pat Swarthout, Pat De Garmo, Joyce Holfzer, Eric Hallmark, Jon Bodolay . LIBRARY STAFF--ROW ONE: Judy Engelhart, Barbara Krause, Alice Milligan, Carolyn Sampson. ROW TWO: Vernetta Barthell, Gail Black- burn, Nancy Lind, Mike Almlie, Paul McMichael. IZQSZWLXQ YOUTH FUNCTIONED in the school curriculum. Vitality was present in these zealous students as they aided the school by performing their various duties. Food was dispensed without any unnecessary confusion. The library was tidy in appearance at all times. Messages were delivered with unbelievable speed by the nimble office help. Valuable experience was gained by working for the school. Practical knowledge was acquired concerning the schools inner mechanism. These students could easily become the team builders of tomorrow. 3 E s is lx i

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ELECTED CABINET-Claudio Ord, sec. of records, Pat Allison, vice-president, Dolores Burrell, sec. of finance, and Karen Ord, asst. sec. of finance flflfgo :Shiva LEADERS OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES were the calo- inet members. lt was due to Their ceaseless efforts that the past year was a success. These people proved to be trustworthy and competent. The first official duty the president assumed was to appoint five members to his cabinet: the secre- taries of activities, publicity, sales, assemblies, and athletics. They were responsible for organ- WALT GORRELL A. S. B. President APPOINTED CABINET-Carole Fournival, sec. of student sales, Jim Swaisgood, sec. of athletics, Helen Quick, sec. of activities, Bob Radmacher, sec. of programs, and Janis Hurley, sec. of publicity. OZ 'IEE OH2 izing the Hi-Jinks, publicizing athletic events, scheduling assemblies, managing the student store, and planning rallies. The task of handling correspondence fell into the able hands of the secretary of records. Keeping the financial trans- action in order was the iob of the secretary of finance and her assistant. These people carried the ball for our team.