Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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fl 48 .X . 5. Mr. Anderson Freshman Counselor R I i OLUZSE 01' 5 kt Constructive advice concerning school problems was readily available from our counselors. These diligent workers tried to keep us all satis- fied with school life. They kept close to the students by working with them and knowing the how and the why of all school activities. The iob it of helping others help themselves was one which required much patience and understanding. Our counselors had all the qualifications needed to carry out this undertaking. Miss Geier Junior and Senior Counselor 95 Mr. Caldwell Sophomore Counselor .Ml

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manager. supervisor of attendance, it Planning a very busy school year were the members - of the school board and the district administrators. The 4' f administration supervised the curriculum, attendance, lg! ond adult education. The board approved the purchase of supplies and hired the competent staft that led us to higher education. The jobs ot these two groups were not always easy, but with their constant help and su- Looking over plans for the new high school are Mr. Goudie, superintendent, Mr. Shaver, superintendent, and Mr. White, assistant business Other district administrators are Dr. Ross, principal of adult education Mrs, Ekeroth, director of curriculum and guidance, and Mr. Wooden 5 V :ju 5 s. :fs- t Bs. pervision the year was a great success. I' . , A .w .' si 2 W i Us . X . S Q .. The Board ot Trustees are Mr. Stanley B. Shaver, superintendent Mr. Harold C. Elder, Mr. J. C. Nichols, president, Mr. Ray Strohmeyer, Mrs. Lela M Heflner, clerk, and Mr. .lim D. Reed, Jr X.. w 19

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and C-acuffy 0 MR. W. L. ALSUP: instrumental rnusicg director of band and commercial orches- tra. 0 MR. J. E. ANDERSON: freshrncin counselor. 0 MR. C. W, ATWOOD: social scienceg printing, adviser of Junior Statesrnen. 0 MISS G. B. AUSTIN: English, adviser of Thespians. 'v-.. X AN 'DO' s ' MISS R. E. BERESFORD: English, direc- tor for junior and senior playsf adviser of Masque and Dagger and Stagecraft. 0 AAR. W. C. BERKENHEGER: social liv- -cm ing, physical education, coach for B foot- ball, C and D basketball. 0 MR. H. R. BRYAN: social sciencep adviser of Radio Club and Enforcement Agency. 'T 'Sf 'X 4 L X- I L75 ,I ,,,,,. .... . vi! M Ng g I ,C ..... ty it Social I-IU' Wil vu-my Xl ',MR. L. H. BEMOLL: physical educationpfl varsity football coach, adviser of Letter men's Club. 0 MISS W. BENNETT: li brary. v f 'LAR D. E. BARTELL: social scienceg lead- ership, adviser of student government. 0 MR. S. R. BATES: scienceg mathemat- icsg adviser of Hi-Y. 'UD 1 I 1 .?'IV.,1 ICI 'flfaf xlfxh Q--v S