Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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0 'l sf wiki, lf, s f ...I 'ftt T 411. CAFETERIA HELP-ROW ONE: H, Bennett, J. Rawlins, J. Jewkes, R. Elliott, J, Tollestrup. ROW TWO: G. Duncan, L. Sillcott, L. Gilpin, B. Krause, R. Pietz, R, Riggs, T, Cciiry. ROW THREE: T. Green, J Dobson. J Borlolay, R Robles, R. Barber, B. Mitchell. Picking up the absence slips and filing them in the office, making change and doing dishes in the cafeteria were a few of the many duties of the student helpers. They also assisted adults in the library, attendance of- fice, and cafeteria. Even though it seemd like work, the Q. LIBRARY STAFF - ROW ONE: M. Strombeig, P. Rhodes, M. Henry, lv Erikson, V. Franklin, L Becbe. ROW TWO. M. Ballard, L. Trimble, 5 Gibson, F. Beck, P. McGivein, N. Campbell. ROW THREE: S. Bowen, . Sterrett, P. Rhoads, Miss Bennett, M. Ragan, G. Thompson, B. Cramsei C Mallich. Hi ,im students asswed people it was a lot of fun. At the same time they aided .... portant services for the school. This experience in practical work gave them valuable oppor- tunity to get acquainted witi. different occupations. An hour a day was always well spent by the student helpers. OFFICE HELP-D. Lank, M. Henninger, J, Thompson, L. Stultz, C. Durfee, A. Jann, S. Coulter, B. Sparks, B. Lumley, S, lamurri, J. Vilardo. J' bw. Ti W, '-sw. 91 ' fy. b wl?fa'.V's. .. f. , , 4+ - 4, Q 1 ,.., ra-gr T40-v-4 nge, A f N al. 1-i

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'emi The joy of singing in the choral classes is reflected in the faces of the students. 5. H I-I W C, T 1 Wi. 5 . - S :V xlsllfy f R. . s Aff'-T ' MR. H. TANNER: crafts, vocational - Q, rfdathernatics. ' MR. R. W. THOMPSON: g . Qs., ,5 'W Englishg adviser of CSQW and Quill and . g V., I 5. 3 Scroll. T A ll 6 E - 0 MR. M. W. THORN: mathematics, ad- y Nl viser of Student Court. 0 MRS. S. A. E ,Init gh 3 WALKER: English, adviser of Wycaipians. H 1- 5 M' raphy Club. Everyone in school participates in daily roll call in the physical education classes. XX l I 4-.... s-of 0 MISS L. T. WEARNE: arty biology 0 MR. H. B. WEBSTER: Frenchg Spanish J g adviser of Los Conquistadores. ,r . 0 MRS. R. L. WHEELER: homemakingg ' adviser of F.H.A. 0 MR. J. H. WULBERN: 'V English, social living, adviser of Photog- l 'iliffrt A ugly .llfi ll

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t . l t 1 wi 'sf' I T i ,X TERIA-ROW ONE: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Tugman, Mrs, Clark, Mrs. Astle, DeBois. ROW TWO: Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Christopherson l, Mrs. Russell, CUSTODIANS-ROW ONE: Mr, Hickman, Mr. Cripe, Mr. Abbott. ROW TWO Mr. Harrold, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Richardson. lzcerfijqca fed l ermmze Hard working people made up the maintenance tatts. Without the able help of the adults in every ot- ice, the bus drivers, the custodians, and t..e cafeteria workers, our school wouldn't have been a success. Who rut the clerical staff could have done such a fine job w recording gra s' and checking attendance? The bus ,F V1 rift ,J ,RIVERS-ROW ONE: Mi, Morgan, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Brown. ROW TWO: Qovert, Mr, Adams, Mr, Barritt, Mr. Farr, Mr. Rambaud, Mr. Gravatt. drivers were very patient while waiting for someone to run tor the bus or when assigned to either a late bus or a tield trip. Custodians aided us by delivering sup- plies and maintaining our campus. Delicious food was pleasantly served by the cafeteria statt. CLERICAL STAFF-ROW ONE: Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. Yaeger, Mrs. Mountloy Mrs Lee, Mrs. Chapman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Payne, Miss Holden Mrs Lewis. rnmwmww-vw st' 1-'rf