Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1934 volume:

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Cardmal Staff has atumpud m Lompllmg thls annual to maku II a storchousu ot happy FLLOHLCIIOHS WL haxe hopnd to portray a true and wud pmcturc of the hh at Coxma Hngh book the. xarxous ZICIIXIIILS of thc or gamzatnons classes and teams If Xu han Succudnd m prnsurxmg thu XISIOHQ ot flutmg due lf ug han sand for you the. mgmorus that xou xull alu ays ch+.r1sh we most assurndly hue. 'xchuud our objxct I HE Cuzmx X1 ST-XI-I I 9 awww 'C - a 6 . C- I ZZ L Sf tg , qflf ' a.. 5?-8 vi X , ft a of va L YL 'ZLL Q-6 or Lg, - La, as LL U7 f X ' GX , a A T93 S af, Y 0 of ' 4 J N' Y-' -I J JV K ' v '71 .Y . , X Uk., 3: . 'Y E Lg N 3 Y xi School.and attemptedtoprcscnlmthxs x Q Q , . . ' - V 55 ' ,VE ' SX - X , - If V ,. Q 3 lx KN B ,, ' , , , ', I. XF J v Y E v' V- 1 1' ' 'vm H Y 6 Q xi ---ri ' , .71 . . , -1 I 3 1. Q. 1 1 I m 3 3X ' .: Q f K OUR SCI-IOOI X, Q x.1,gxV+f'X L'-i S W'-f vg 12 g J'Cf .jffzjifd vc, OUR SCHOOL dgxr A 4 , . N ' , - - N, . J . A Y Y ! 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E 5 i Q KW Vice Principal s Message THE CARDINAL Pr1nc1pals Message OYS and girls vyhilt you art ltarning tht ust of tht tools of ciyilization in tht tomforts ofa dtlight ful climatt thtre is 1 mai dovyn at th Antarctit going through the most stytrt hardship not for monty or for famt but for tht sakt of stitntt and that you may havt a grtattr knovsltdgt of tht naturt of our world May his touragt and ptrstytranct bt a mulus to ou in sttking grta t ltnoyyltdot BEN 5 Xlllol llx5tN HIS issut of tht Cardinal of Coyina Union High School is tht rtsult of dtflnitt ltadtrship on the part ol ttrtain pupils and of loyal support in tht form ofsubscriptions on tht part ot tht student body Othtrvs is thtrt yy ould hayt bttn a break in tht long lint of Covina annuals. Tht IOM Clrdinal thtrtfort typifits a spirit of accomplishmtnt for which Covina High School stands, It is my sincere hope that this spirit will accompany each student as he leaves the high school doors for the school of life. V. R. ROSS. COVINA HIFH SCHOOL Prmctsl Adams Ltlah Nl Baxttr l 01s V Bhclsburn Lola B Clark iwoz Frank XV Lummlngbs Esthtr C1 Dana Helen Drtndcl Harold L Cnulclm Ted K Gorrtll Xfllv L Gnswold Erntst P Htrntr E I tt Holdtn Ph1lA Horntr Robert B Johnston Vlargwrtt Kttllng Evelyn P Koxutt Btn S Xlxlllkan Geor t 7 McClelland Blincht VlcCorm1ck Charllne Xflock Laum lX4llLS Lcwxs E Ptndltton Hwtllt D Ross X7 R Ross Stinlu B Shu r Cl1ffordH Shun X 'lflk C Sputr Xflaru. 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COVINA HIGH SCHOQI1 jj 34 :Q , .Qui , N X wxIIx ISI IX IX v XXL Ilx Semcbr As XINI IX I x 'X INXX In X X C x X x I 'X IO X X X X XIX X XIXIII IO 'Imf cl. ' - 1 'I I NI XX'II I I.XXI IIXIXNINII, III III IIXIIIII IINIHX III LIII IIXNIIIXIUIU 5IIIl.I Rf IIXIC II I IUIII IIXII III Il IIJIIII IXYINIII.. III .XLfUf,Ii I I . f III IIIIII I-I IVE IIYIII IUIIXXYIJI! XNI XIX IIIIHXSIIII-II X,I.IQI1 IIUIXIII N IIII ISI II II I'I'i II' I.IIlXI1u IIIII I! ILXX XI YI3 III XX XIQII Ikf Ix III XII'IIIiI X' III II XII IIINIIIQ X IXIRQIN IX I I II IQNI. .X II IQIIIS X'II IUII IXI NIIXI I III I I.XTi III E IN XI 'IN IXU Ix IIIIYI I IX IXI XIII XII I 'ICIQI Y IIDIIII I .XYXIVN XI: III, IEIIXXEIQII I XXI XIII I I .XI'Y, IIQI IH IIVINI I X' IIUI III XS XIXIIIXI XIXIIIIIX XIXI. I.'XlI IH,XX'!IJ MII QI II IQ VID NI I NNN .XI I1 I UIII I I IBII IYI i'XIII '.I'I'I? 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L N11 .1 1 '1 111 111 1 .1111 111.11111 s 11111 .11 11.11'1'1111s111 111.1 1 COVINA HIGH SCHOOL I A 1 7 Semor B s IICISXXURIII IRXKIN IIRICICS VIXR ON KI 'IRSON 'XIXRX C ISI RX X I I IC Ix XXOUDROXX I X XO 'N HI XIII NORTON CI XX XI X N x CAR1JIx O C IIC NIIIIS XIIIDR Q XI I DORO IONI S ISO IBN 'NXIDN il IxI'XOSIIII X XX XS XINO X I RIDI I3 x XIOOX DICK N XS I RI RUSI USIEORN I XC Ix R IX NNIIUX 'XI 3 x X III RRN DONAI I7 RS R XX SCH-XL 'VI RR I HLR SC H XUVI RU I II S III ISURI N N R H XMXNIOIO 'XIXSARO IORNI S I RNIX INLII I-I IxLR I I XX XRRI 'N I9 I I IIII I I II IRIIRIIII-IIIf. Ifixf ' 7 9. I f I A IRUI 'I I I'cIII I Ip I , I- 'IN cim'I'I I ss cal- IIIII .III .. , . , LID IIN III I RID Im 'CIII II,xIwI III ' I,I:Is.xI I I. IRI I Y c,IIIuI I. MYIIII I III 'IIIY II.-X 2 ' I,fIY HIi H- IkIfR IIIII xxx Q NI.-XI'CI:XRI I' . .' II ' IQI-mug HI 'Iyx I,IEX'IS. 1RIc3 ' NIIIH . AI IIVI' xI.Ic'I IIIIIQ om III MII I II'I-N, .I R'I'IIIiI: xII'IIciIIII I III ICQI IIIII IIRSI N. 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' If-fs! 1 J y1fY wf 13' af' ,1 ff . file' eff' COVINA HIGH SCHOOL The Tr1p to Boulder Dam HI: tr1p made by the combmed physics classes to Boulder Dam on March 9 and 10 wnll always remam one of the outstandmg events of the school year of 1933 1934 Mr Ross suggestron that an overmght tr1p be made to see the project was eagerly accepted and a large ITIHJOIIIY of the students IH the physxcs classes accompan1ed by a few of the faculty left one Frldav afternoon to see Boulder Dam The tr1p was full of 1nterest1ng events but the rmpressxon made on our m1nds by the great dam over shadowed ev ery thlng else Betty van Cunkel proved to be a rather dangerous passenger accordmg to Mr Ross In her great joy caused by leavlng her home state for the first t1me Glnkel nearly upset the automoblle as the state lme was crossed After every one had regamed h1s seat II was dlscovered that the handle of the door had been pulled off 1n the confuslon Many students went mto another state for the first time but no other drastlc results were reported The last stretch of the road before the auto camp was reached almost caused us to glve up hope of arrrvlng at our destlnatlon Nevertheless we arr1ved dusty and trred shortly after nme Although the truck seemed to be far behlnd the ladtes seemed not to be the waltmg kmd and went to bed as soon as possxble The group of cold wmd beaten boys arr1ved sometlme after mld mght All they were capable of saymg was I want mv bed Very soon all were asleep- and all too soon vv ere up and ready to contmue The twenty seven boys who rode on the truck were repald for therr dxs comfort by some extra experxences They were somewhat crowded and also exposed to the heat and cold Nevertheless they found a number of ways of amuslng themselves Tell1ng jokes teasxng good natured Harvey Bolmg and star ga71ng were among thexr d1vers1ons The truck was not able to proceed very speedlly and several tlmes some of the boys got off and ran awhlle A thev slowly progressed to the top of a long hlll just beyond Baker a great deal of excxtement was created by the report that they were nearly out of gas A gasol1ne statlon was reached m t1me and a catastrophe was avolded Probably the most memorable of these boys experrences was the removal of the rather occurred Many beautrful and mterestlng slghts were seen by the group The mult1 colored desert especlally at sunset and sunrlse was gorgeous A number of curtous rel1cs were mspected ln towns at whxch we stopped Especlally memor able was the attract1veness of Boulder Cxty The green lawns and spotlessly whlte stucco bl1lld1IlgS made If seem truly l1ke an oasls Its outstandmg feature for many was the huge dlnmg hall where we were served dellclous food Most assuredlv we came home wlth our ears eyes and m1nds full of unforgettable memor1es 4 I 632' T I 3 l I I ' s ' 1 ' 1 L I Y! 3 ! , . 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J A xr A ,vii IQ - . 1 1' v e I v 1 Q 4, e F ., A ,A 12 1,1 I THE CARDINAL Semor D1tch Day ENIOR DITCH DAY What a tnme we had a day that we senlors vslll never forget We met 1n front of the hlgh school on that cold dr177ly February mornmg and of course we had to walt for a few late comers Qmcludlng the Y M C A truckj When we finally assembled and both trucks arrlved boys and g1rls all scrambled 1nto the trucks and off we headed for Blg Pxres After a long cold drrve the gates of the playground opened to the bunch who had thrown thexr studles to the wmds for one bllssful day Then began one round of snowball fights toboggan Slldlflg sleigh r1d1ng and hllilllg fol lowlng one rxght after another Hunter and Goodell seemed to shme rn the snowball fights After lunch most of us danced ln the bug hall where a fire was blazlng Some of the more talented seniors afforded us wlth muslc whlch brought a real Covlna splrxt mto the crowd Mnss Taylor seemed to attract all of the attentxon of Ross Wllllams and can they dance' There on the dance Hoor Jack Howard seemed first to reallze how attractive blondes are now look at them Here s a t1p for the mcommg semors lf you are ever broke pawn your senlor rmgs because they worked to secure toboggans for some of the faxrer sex Mr Gauldln seemed to be expert at manlpulatmg a toboggan for no one was nearly as successful as he He made the longest tr1p that day and recelved a huge snowball 1n hls eye as a reward Platt ran hlm a close second wxth h1s Llghtnln The toboggans were the most favored sport of the day but some found other thmgs almost as much fun for 1nstance the bully snow light Chuck and Bee started Some couples vlslted he anxmal farm but they were terrxbly dls appomted for all they found vsere some foxes and snow dogs QThey ex pected lions and txgers Q GltflI1gS and Runkle got a great klck out of h1tch1ng rxdes and espec1ally 1n good lookmg Lmcolns All good thmgs must end so rn the afternoon the trucks agaln beckoned us and what a send off we recelved from the lnhabrtantsl Snowballs galore' Even those dldn t dampen our SPIIIIS however lt was l1ke a three r1ng c1rcus golng home 1n one corner Sam Barrmger and Clayton Compton were stag1ng a good 1m1tat1on of what a wrestllng match ought to be we were all the v1ct1ms ln another corner Harvey vxas frlghtenlng poor Ellle nearly to death wlth h1s lmpersonatlon of Klng Kong ln st1ll another carner Roy W1nder was buslly proposlng to anyone who he thought mlght have or mlght mherxt a few thousand dollars w1th1n the next few months Dear Dear what a man After a few flat tlres as the only mlshaps we rolled lnto dear ole Covlna but lf was a unammous concluslon that we had had swell chaperons swell compamons and one Swell day IS . n V 1 , . 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Y TEE CARDINAL Covfifi HIGH goklofm li Edgar Summerhays Walter Hege Douglas McKinley Joan Hunter Josephme Clarke Raymond Holtz Janet Ingalls Mrs Keelmg Helen Glttlngs Albert lVlcBr1de Yoshl Sogloka Harold Platt Brll Kent to u, hc The Cardmal Staff Editor Busmess Manager Sports Editor Humor Edztor Tgpzst Photographer Aduzser Orgamzatzons Editor Class Edrtor Photographer Photographer m the Staff zs de pity urattful for the pzctures rn the Cardmal 33 g 34 l r,rr,r - rr ,r ,, rAssislant Editor THE CARDINAL Student Bodye Comm1ss1on F zrst Semester Stephen Whxtehead Helen Wxlke Commzssxoner of Fmance Robert Vmey Commzsszoner of Arhletzcs Rxchard Goodell Preszdent Jack Schlssler Vrce Presrdent Commrsszoner of Proqrams Second Semester Edward Schamel Joan Hunter Rose Nastrr Commxssroner of Gzrls Affazrs Helen Grttrngs Commzssroner of Debate Edgar Summerhays HE STUDENT BODY COMMIS SION IQ composed of e1ght senlors elected by the students and of two faculty members The Commxssxoners are the Student Body Presxdent the Vlce Presldent and Commlssloners of Fmance Records Programs Athletlcs Gxrls Affalrs and Debate The purpose of the Commlsslon IS to foster school splrxt promote campus act1v1t1es and to grve students a feelmg of self government Thls year the Commxsslon has rret monthly to declde on problems rrslng from the student body and 1ts act1v1t1es A plan was successfully worked out by whlch athletlc contests were made more pleasant for spectators The great est problem as usual was the prmtmg of th1s publ1cat1on whlch rt 1S hoped w1ll be very satlsfactory to all By the tlme thls reaches the hands of the students a newly elected Com mxsslon w1ll be ready to functlon for the next year We wlsh the officers luck and a very successful term I -. ,Y , ,, ,,, Y,,- X 7 F rn I Mir 19 X ef .U E 4 : n n l Betty Van Ginkle, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, , ,Commissioner of Records ,, ,, ., u 9 - y - a I 34 COVINA HIGH SCHOOL L' Debate Club FWS! Sfmesfff Second Semester lreszdent Edgar Summerhays Preszdent Rlqhard Wlllmg Vue Preszdent Albert lVlcBr1de Vxce Presxdent Sam Zlmmerman Secretary Beverly Ann Trewet Secretary Wilbur Tully Adviser Mr McClelland Aduzser Mr McClelland HE DEBATE CLUB was ambltlous thls vear and jolned two debate leagues A new San Gabrlel Valley Debatmg League was formed lncludmg Citrus Alhambra Bonrta Puente and Mon rovla We remalned 1n the Cxtrus Belt Debate League whxch lncludes Colton Redlands Corona R1vers1de Pomona Chaffey and San Bernardlno One rdea of the club 15 that If 15 open to everyone so all classes had an equal chance One of the most prom1s1ng debaters turned up 1n the Freshman class when Dwxght Hutchlnson made such a good showmg ln the lnter class debates He and Rlchard Wllllts worked together 1n a league debate They debated the afflrmatxve srde of the questlon Resolved that the Unlted States should adopt the essentlal features of the Brltxsh broadcast and control Hugh Haroldson and Sam Z1mmerman held down the negatlve slde of thxs questlon These two students are Senlors and debated thls year for the first tlme but they made an excellent showmg when thcy defeated Colton The very d1Hicult subject of lnflatlon was debated by Albert lVlcBr1de and Allan Whlte Edgar Summerhays and Bob Upson aflirmatlve and negatnve re spectlvely Wrlbur Tully and Beverly Ann Trewet debated on Amer1can mter ventlon 1n Cuba The debate season was clxmaxed when Edgar Summerhays and Allan Wh1te debated Puente on the aflirmatlve of the questlon Resolved that Capltal Pumshment 1n C3llfOfHl3 Should Be Abollshed These cholce subjects were possxble because of the club being ln the two leagues The members of the Debate Club were coached and the debates were arranged by Mr McClelland 25 rf' .X , .,., .X N- ,, 5 1' 1 . 1 y ' - . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 - , X . 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THF CARDINAL ily' Preszdent Ruth Petersen Busmess Manager Barbara Stanton Head Lrbrarlan Rose Nastrx Accompamst Dorothy Mrtchell Mxldred Palmer HIS year the Glrls Glee Club has en Joyed one of IIS most profitable seasons under the drrectorshrp of Mr Cummlngs The club was actrve Hllmg a large number of engagements The group par tlclpated ln a speclal assembly last fall and also partxclpated at the Men s and Woman s Clubs of Covma and Bald Wm Park The gurls have sung at many of the school functlons mcludlng the varnous plays wmter and summer gradua tlons and they also helped 1n makmg the operetta Oh Doctor a success The Glee Club IS composed of forty elght grrls The Varslty Sextette IS a speclal group of the club chosen for therr lovely voices They usually are gxven speclal selectlons to slng at the varxous functxons Thxs group rs composed of W1n1fred Chapm Ruth Peterson Yula Atkmson Vlola Wells and Gwendolyn Tull In the second semester due to the departure of two glrls Dorcus Holden and Barbara Stanton were chosen ln thelr places The Cmlee Club made a splendrd showlng at a mus1c festnval glven at Montebello May 11 when they sang ln competrtlon w1th some of the finest glee clubs of the nelghborlng schools Many glrls of thls group were selected to sung IH the All Southern Callfornxa Chorus at Monrovla on May 19 All the gxrls who partlclpated rn the Cwlee Club th1S year feel that thelr tlme has been well spent The gxrls are apprecxatxve of the fine coachlng of Mr Cummmgs and they all feel as lf next year w1ll be a very successful one 36 WC P PT T 1 W ,, We W 3 , W Y, , mae, -, iff, ,ve elif I Tl , ' l N fp 5, L Q , Q ' 9 Secretary ...,,,,,,,,,,, ,....., , ,Fern Granbell . . . . 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T , , , , I X COVINA HIGH SCHOOL Preszdent Davrd Marshall A h Secretary Dale McIntosh a, Lzbrarzun Tom Tsuneda Adurser Mr Cummings I-IE BOYS GLEE CLUB IS one of the most actlve groups rn the musnc department of the hlgh school CI he flrst semester a glee club of fifty flve members was formed 'I hls Was one of the largest glee clubs m the hxstory of the school and II goes to prove that muslc IS The work of the Glee Club during the first semester was to a great extent connected wxth assembly programs for the schools of Covxna Baldwln Park and West Covlna 'I he club was also connected w1th the Izvenmg of MUSIC At the begmnmg of the second s mester the Cvlee Club was broken up to a great extent when an A Capella Cho1r u as formed Thxs new orgamzatron requlred the best slngers and slght readers so those who frlled these qualrficatlons were transferred A Capella slnglng IS a very old form of smglng whrch proved qulte mlerestlng to the members of the Cvlee Club On May 4 the muslcal comedy Oh Doctor was gxven and xt was a great success Thxs comedy was put on by Mr Cummmgs who IS the Well l1ked muslc mstructor I-Ie was assnsted by MISS Yeager and Mlss 'I aylor Four of the boys from the Gl e club formed a quartette whlch proved to be very popular ThlS group conslsted of Gordon Jaroch Sam Barrmger Merle I ayman and Daud Marshall These boys had a promlnent part nn Oh Doctor as well as humg engagements over the rad1o ul ' 7 mv 34 ., ,-, or i.Xl fl A I - I ' ' v I - I 1 A - ' ,j . y . 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' ,H THE CARDINAL W1 JIM 7 ' CM Orchestra Concerlmaster Rlchard Wlll1IS l1OIl77S Ered lVlcCleary Lane leonard Vxctor Jerrxs Helen Gibson Dwlght Bushby Malcolm McCovsn Ellen Lu as Donald Pollard Wxnxfred Net7ley Nlta Kennedy Rlchard Norell Gerald Holbrook X 1oIa Cello Bass flute Oboe Rlta Kennedy Frances Culver Dwam lVlcCleary Kerth Nxchols Donald Perry Clarmets Alun Klem J T 'I empleman Russell Nles Lawrence Crook Horns LeRoy Hughes Kenneth Johnson Mac Spangler Elwabeth Isaacs Irumpels Daud Marshall Dorothy Cone Victor Cushman Noel Burkey 7romb0ne Tom Emch J B Edvsards Evan Culmore Percussion Bob Baldrndge Pwfw Phyllrs Koch HE ORCHESTRA under the dlrec tlon of Mr Cummings has helped rn produclng the varlous plays of thlS year IIS most promment act1on bemg ln the operetta Oh Doctor Several members partlclpated ln the Southern Callfornxa All School Orchestra at MOHEOVIR May 19th 58 19 I V ' ' I . , J, I J '54 fi ,,. , . , . Y' C' V .. 4 , . ,. . 'I COVINA HIGH SCHoo1 Masque and Dagger Fzrst Semester Second Semester Preszdent Jack Schxsser Presrdent Edward Schamel Vice President Rose Nastrl Vzce President Joan Hunter Treasurer Sam Zxmmerman Treasurer Roy Wxnder Proqrams Joan Hunter Pzoarurns Albert McBride Advlser MISS Yeager ASQUE AND DAGGER rs the dra matxcs club The object of the club rs first to further the appreclatron of drama bv contrlbutlng plays that are truly worth Whllc to the students of the hlgh school and to the townspeople Second to give every lnterested student a chance to partxclpate ln dramatlcs The membershlp IS lxmlted to twenty persons ten boys and ten gxrls wlth only Junlors and Senlors el1g1ble Th1s year new members were 1n1t1ated m both the sprmg and the fall Try outs conslsted of readlng dlflicult characterl zat1ons from plays The sprmg m1t1at1on was held at the home of Bernard Fmch Robert Vlney and Elalne He cock were lnltlated ln the mlddle of the ye1r at the home of Roy NV1nder All new members were chosen for thelr dramatlc ab1l1ty academxc standlng and sportsmanshlp These people were selected by the officers of the club and two faculty members A flgld polnt system IS carrled out Every member must earn thirty pomts a semester to remaxn 1n the club The pomts are earned by attendance at meet mgs asslstance ln club productlons and by serving on club commxttees The Masque and Dagger sponsors many programs durmg the year They 1nclude the Chrlstmas assembly play the All School Play and varlous short plays for school assembhes and CIVIC orgamzatlons One very enjoyable tr1p was made by the members when they all spent an evenlng at the Pasadena Communxtv Playhouse and wltnessed the productlon Affairs of State 39 w r w Secretary ,,,,,,,, , ,Betty Lantrip Secretary , ,,., Jean Runkle . .1 . . . . . . i . , . 1 . . , 1 . , , C v , . . , . T111 CARDINAL I HP JUNIOR PLAY THI evenrng of Noyember tenth brought llle amusrng productron Seyenteen the Junror play whrch was a great success rlhe story centers around Wrlly Baxter 1C1ordon Eosterj who rs just seventeen and vsho consrders hrmself qulte the shrek He falls rn love Wrth lola Pratt lllene Mocabeej but finds that the course of true love never runs smooth lola rs yrsrtrng at the Parchers home and durrng her short stay VVrlly founel that rt was not qulte so much fun berng seventeen as lie had expected Wlllre s mother and father were played by Betty Wrlde and Wrlbur T ully hrs lrttle srster Jane by Juanrta Watson Mr and Mrs Parcher were played by LeRoy Hughes and Rerd Hutchrson respectryely Ruth Petersen was Mary Parcher lhe parts of Johnnre Watson and Ceorge Crooper were taken by Lowell Spangler and Paul Vrncent The guests were portrayed by members of the lunror class All SCHOOI PL XY ONT of the best comedres ever gry en as an all school play was enacted thrs year vshen Vlasque and Dagger presented the amusrng play Lrghtnrn great deal of credrt must be grven to Mrss Yeager for her fine coachrng to Edward ichamel for hrs understandrng characterrzatron of Lrghtnrn Brll Jones to Mrs Jones 1Phyllrs Kock1 and hrs adopt d daughter Mrllre eRuth Petersen The hrgh pornt of the play was the excrtrng court scene presrded oyer by Judge Toys nsend eSam Zrmmermanl vsho vsas a susceptable vrctrm to the charms of Joan Hunter the actress The handsome yrllarns Roy Wrnder and Edgar Summerhays yy ere ensnared durrng thrs scene by our hero John Marvrn rJack Schrsslerj vxho also created qurte a loye scene vyrth Mrllre durrng the course of the trral The hard borled sherrff was played by Maryrn Carson All the characters were yy ell chosen and drd therr best rn makrng thrs play stand out as one of the best plays grven THE QFNIOR PLAY THE Senror play By Proxy was a comedy of sheer drollery and caprtal fun that has fevs equals The Englrsh accent and formal manner gaye a sophrstrcated arr to the entrre productron The cast vxas for the most part made up of experrenced dramatrc students FI he settrng vsas the drawrng room of an Englrsh manor house wh1ch was constructed by the vsood shop boys under the supervrsron of Harold Gauldrn 'I he central character Celra Faraday was played wrth charm by Janet Ingalls 'I he supportrng cast consrsted of Sam Zrmmerman as Colonel Smrth Wrllram Faraday played by Edu ard Schamel Celra s srsters Lady Trenchard Vladge and Phyllrs played by Vrola Wells Elarne Heacock and Rose Nastrr respectrvely Also Lors Bonter Roy Cramer Marvrn Carson Bernard Emch Roy Wrnder and Jean Runkle gaye crcdrtable performances -10 . 1 1 11 1 1 1 'A 111 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 v 1 1 11 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ix AA I 1 1 B X 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 . .1. . 1 1 1 11 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 e . -- ,- - 1 ' 3 1 1 1 x V V 1 I 11 1 1 A 1 1 11 1 1 y A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I R 4 11 . . . . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 1 , e A 1 .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 L e . 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 , . 1. e - 1. 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FIIGH SCHOOL THE CARDINAI Persrdent Harold Gough I 1 Vlce Presrdent John Cochran Sec y I reasurer Irena Ln ernash HE ART CLUB IS composed of the enthus1ast1c art students 1n the school Th1s club has as an object the develop ment of the creat1ve ab1l1ty of all the members One member s ab1l1ty may lean toward deslgnmg whlle another leans toward portralt sketchlng so each person IS gxven an opportunlty to enlarge h1s knowledge The art student IS glven a very sol1d foundatlon durmg h1s lirst year a foundatlon that mlght carry htm through any form of the work Thls first year IS devoted to the study of perspectwe Thls work IS based largely on the studv of fundamentals but 1n the second year the student IS allowed to create h1s own drawmgs Some very lnterestmg house deslgns are the result of th1s work After the second year the student does some very advanced work whxch takes ln sketchlng from llfe txle deslgnlng block prlntlng and 011 pa1nt1ng Tlle designing IS very slow work butso me very unlque patterns are turned out The glrls have taken a very great mterest 1n gown d6SlgI'1lI1g Th1s work has proved very lnterestlng and some very fashlonable gown deslgns have been made One of the jobs of the Art Club IS to advertxse the school events whlch IS done by posters By domg thus work the student learns many fundamentals of advertlsmg He soon learns what attracts the eye and what does not Expert ence shows up to a great extent 1n these posters and the work of the advanced classes can easxly be dlstlngulshed from that of the beglnners The work of the Art Club can always be depended upon to be very credltable 42 1 1 ' ' ' .-,- - v .V - - 1 v ' V V , V , , . , 'I V I- . COVINA HIGH SCHOOL Stage Manager Allan Llncoln Th C Electrzcxans Bob Begum Russell N105 6 Carpenter Joe Mann K1eth N1chols Er1c LQWIS Lew1s Ward HE dramat1cs department has always faced a SCFIOUS problem when they have produced plays Th1s problem has been to do back stage work such as bu1ld1ng and pa1nt1ng sets Shlfllng scenery and propertles and work1ng out llghtmg effects ThlS problem has been a very d1fficult one cons1der1ng that there are often three entlrely dlfferent sets to be constructed for the plays so xolunteer SBIVICC has not proved sat1sfactory A excellent dramatlc presentat1on can very eas1ly be marred when there IS not proper stage management ThlS year a permanent stage crew was selected It COUSISIS of seven boys who were w1ll1ng to g1V9 the1r t1me to product1ons These boys are d1V1d9d among the dlfferent classes so that there m1ght be an exper1enced crew from year to year To be an actual help on the stage crew lf IS often necessary to work after school often at n1ght and often all day on Saturday when a play IS near1ng completlon Many th1nk that workmg on the stage crew IS a thankless job In a way If IS because there IS no cred1t or pay but only the thanks from the people who appreclate the work of the crew Yet the boys do not m1nd th1s because they find pleasure 1n do1ng th1s type of work The techn1cal part of the vxork 1 under the able d1rect1on of MISS Yeager The wood work IS supervlsed by Mr Gauldm Allen Lmcoln IS the hard workmv stage manager The stage crew worked very hard on numerous assembly plays 1n add1t1on to the three major plays The dramatlcs department feels that If has made a great step 1n formmg a permanent stage crew 43 I TT ' 1 1 4 1 1 T I V 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 v , . I1 1 1 v 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 - , 5 . 1 1 1 1 1 A C C T CCCC A C C lrfszdent Genld Holbrook lm Preszdenl Arthur Amarrllas S h b Serreluru ldlth Lackey u I reasurrr Glen Dletz Soczul Chazrmun Betty Stowe Aderser Mrss Clark HE SPANISH CLUB IS a very actlve organlzatron mamtamed by the students of that language The arm of th1s club 1S to create and malntaln an mterest 1n the language people and customs of Spam Many mterestmg thlngs are undertaken by the members to accompllsh thrs arm The Spanlsh Club IS composed of twenty members chosen chlefly from the th1rd year class The try outs cons1st of a three mlnute talk that IS gxven ln Sp3l'llSll the subject bemg chosen by the person trylng out Sometrmes there IS not the requlred number of members after the second year class try outs so rn th1s case first year honor students are voted 1n The membershrp rn the club IS rf dues are pald on tlme The many meetmgs of the Spamsh Club prove to be both pleasant and 1n terestlng One of the most enjoyabl programs of the year was an rmagrnary radxo broadcast Each of the members gave an announcement and news 1tem IH Spanlsh Twenty members of the Spamsh Club attended the plcture Thunder Over MCXICO Flh1s was a film of modern MEXICO that had been hlghly recommended The members enyoy ed the mus1c xx hlch was played on pflIT1lf'V6 natne mstruments After the plcture refreshments ln keeplng w1th the occaslon were serxed by the management The students hare found membershmp IH the club to be most enjoyable -ll J , I 1 r ,. 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' . 3 1 X I COVINA HIGH SCHOOL Preszdenl Betty Van Ginkle F h 1 X :ce President Helen Schulte u Secu Ireus I ucille Slotnikow Aduzser Miss Yerrick HF FREN-CH CLUB was re organ ized this year under the name of Fleur de lys The object of this organiza The members consist of those students who have previously taken French or are at the present time students in a first or second year course After the election of officers meetings and parties were held once a month at the homes of various members Interesting programs were given at these meetings consisting of French games and songs An added feature this year was the skits presented by the members of the second year French class These were excerpts from comedies and plays studied in class and they provided ex cellent entertainment Outstanding of these was taken from Le Voyage de Monsier Perrichon Leading parts were taken by Betty Van Ginkle Helen Schulte and Robert Upson An excursion was made by the club this year The students dined at a French restaurant and later saw Poll de Carrotte at the Filmarte Theatre in Hollywood This picture gave a vivid picture of French life and customs and wis thoroughly enjoyed by everyone 'I he Fleur de lys is most assuredly one of the most interesting clubs in the school and at the end ot the school year it was unmistakable that every member had thoroughly enjoyed himself while being a member of this active club -la FT H TT N TF V TT V TT 34 , ' 'i . tion is to create a better knowledge of the French people, their lives, and customs. 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T 1 x 4 1, ' x 1 u ' 1 x ' i 1 4 I YN I ' THE CARDINAL Preszdent Helen Gxttlngs Vice President Hazel Duskrn Secretaru Rose Nastrx 'I rcasurer Luclle Burt Aduzser Mnss Baxter HE GIRLS LEAGUE IS an orgam zatlon of whlch every glrl attendlng Covina Unlon Hlgh School IS a member Its purpose IS to uphold the gxrls mterest enforce umform requlrements and to undertake certa1n act1v1t1es of servtce On the first Wednesday of every month durmg the assembly perxod regular meetmgs are held After the busmess has been dlscussed a short program follows The programs were varled thrs year usually concernmg matters of mterest to the glrls Among the outstandmg pro grams were a play presented by the glrls of the dramatxcs class Travelers number of dances by students of Crystal Rexchard s dancmg class and a fashlon show The annual H1 Jmks an entertalnment glven for the grrls and the1r mothers was held on December 8 The theme A Spanlsh Fxesta was cleverly carrled out by means of costumes and short sklts presented by the d1fTerent classes and other school orgamzatlons The most lmportant project undertaken by the Glrls League th1s year was the welfare work for the Davld and Margaret Home Instead of sendmg 1n d1v1dual glfts a collectlon was taken at the Chrlstmas assembly Wlth the fund recelved from thls a group glft was purchased There was also a food dr1ve the produce bemg sent to the Home The Wlnter conventlon of the GIIIS League Organ1ZaIlOnS from the hrgh schools ln Southern Callfornla was held at Beverly Hrlls Hlgh School The Covlna League sent 1ts delegates who were Luclle Burt and Rose Nastr1 accompan1ed by Mlss Baxter 46 L, L, HKU L, L. ,,,, , ,, , 1 , W , , ,v g w I 1 ' , ,,,,,,,,,,, , 1 . -V -f-,V,, 7 , , , . , , . , Y 3 . , . . . ' v , . , , Covwa HIGH SCHOOL Alcyomans Fzrst Semester Second Semester Alcyone Ruth Harnlsh Alcyone Luclle Burt Secretaru Betty Van Gmkle Secretary Janet Ingalls HE ALCYONIAN CLUB has been more actxve thls year than 1n other years In add1t1on to addmg a number of new enterprlses to thelr former undertakmgs the members have trled especially to nmprove and stlmulate school Splflf besldes standxng ready to glVC thenr a1d ln all school ACIIVIIIBS At the first of the year the l1ttle slster rdea was carrled out for the pur pose of acquamtlng the new Freshman glrls wxth the organlzatlons of Covma Union Hlgh School Each Alcyonlan was asslgned three of the 9B glrls to be her 11ttle sxsters The plan was effecuve and secured the desnred results as the 9B gurls soon felt as lf they were actxve members of the student body The pomt system whlch was started last year was contlnued Polnts are gxven for servmg as an oflicer bemg on commlttees sellmg candy attcndlng revular meetmgs and brlnglng ln new xdeas for club act1v1t1es A contest was begun 1n whlch each girl tried to make as many pomts as posslble As a reward ln thls contest the half of the members w1th the greater number of pomts was glven a party by those wlth the fewer number As lt IS necessary to wear un1forms every day unless a legxtlmate excuse IS presented and accepted by the Alcyomans ln order to remam a member of th1s club the Alcyomans set a good ewrample for the other glrls They further served the school by furmshlng flowers for assemblles and arrangmg and dlstrlbutmg flowers IH the classrooms 47 . A Adviser. , ,,,,,,,,,,. Miss Baxter . . V . . . . VC . 1 . . , . . . . , l . G 1 1 V . . Q C 1 , THE CARDINIAL W Y 48 ACM, Msg X flzugg, l .,Cfc.frf.,4.,.-,!,A5J,1,! ACE COVINA HICH SCHOOL ds GORRELL PENDLETON Gorrell POR the splendld manner 1n xx hlch our boys played and the clean brand of sportsmanship whxch they showvd Ih1S ve r we owe a debt of gratltude tO Coach Butter Llorrell He h s stood for all that IS good and fine 1n the field the boys good losers We feel that the past season has been an excellent one from th1s standpomt Coach Cuorrell acqulred h1s exceptlonal football educatlon at the Unlversxty of Southern Calmfornla where he was all PBCIHC Coast guard 1n his Semor year Pendleton COACH OAK PENDLETON hallmg from Whlttler College where he was a four letter man m track and football was the coach for the lightweight team thxs year Although the flrst league game was lost xt was no fault of Oak s Nearly all avallable materlal that shows promlse IS sent to the var Slfy squad to strengthen the reserves so Oak must use what materxal he has Taklng all condxtlons lnto account Oak s mmlature Colts showed up well He drllled them m the line pomts of the game so that they may be valu able varsxty te1m members 1n the next few years 49 aff f ,f..,.LA ,,4..,.f' 1 34 .C a--ff, 4,1 ,f ' 4 1 f ,-. ff Y ' ' ' Y A ' : ' I 2. , ' . .. ,. - . f 3 M 1 . - of sports. His task has not only been to produce a winning team, but to make THE CARDINAL ,-l M , O16 7 COVINA HIGH SCHOOL -' fb- ' 3fl' Footballv OVINA HIGH added one more ex ceptlonal team to 1ts long l1st of marvellous squads The team for 1933 fought all through the season t1ll the whlstle ended the last game and durmg all that txme the boys showed a true sense of sportsmanshlp along w1th thexr good clean playmg ab1l1ty W1th Coach Gorrell showmg the way and Captam Howard at the helm the 1933 Cov1na team left 1ts mark Our Colts galloped mto act1on at the very flrst of the season to w1n dec1s1vely over Garden Grove 37 7 We crashed through nme games belng beaten only IWICC before Santa Barbara fmally hum bled us by a 19 14 score After the Garden Grove vrctory the Colts were ready to go The next week they toppled the toughly rated Alhambra eleven at a 6 0 score It was a s1z7l1ng game and the team showed up well The Colts next defeated a hard the boys galloped through a strong Santa Ana defense to subdue them to the tune of 76 6 The followlng week the Colts journeyed to San D12gO to trample Herbert Hoover 7 0 1n the San Dlego stadxum The game had 1ts close moments but the Colts held the lead In the next game at San Bernardmo we suffered our first defeat The game was rather slow and we dldn t show up as before The Hnal score was 7 O In Splte of our close rxvalry Wlth on the short end of a 7 6 score Allen Blerly Bolmg Cochran Coffman Comer Compton Dancer Dearman Devme Freemant le Gant Goodell Goss Gough Greene I-Iarns Hashimoto Hege Hxrt7 Holbrook Howard Hunt Hurst Jarock Jensen Kennedy Kurtz I aswell I nby Lincoln Pomona I mdsey Llvernash lVIcBr1de McClure 'Vlarshall Mlllxken Nlllls Mxlne Nak ld 1 Neely they were just able to hold us Nichols N108 N1gg Oliver Osborn Pappe Pavelko Polhemus Poore Roberts Rouch Ryan Seymour Stlllwell Taylor Tlmmons Traxler Vmcent Wells Wmder Zum merman I I ' 1 f rl fighting Whittier squad. 19-0. Then to show that they were really in earnest. I . , 1 Y . I . - . - , I I I l THF CARDINAL COVINA 13 FULLERTON 7 WE mct a powerful Fullerton squad on our own field for the first game of our Free Lance League This game caused more harr to turn gray than almost any other game of the season rl he game started wlth a bang and Fullerton jumped first The Colts started out slower but put on more power and speed as the game progressed The hard playing Fullerton squad crossed our goal lirst and then they crossed again but the second score was called back because of an infraction on the rules XVe were finally able to retallate and gain a lead whxch they were unable to surpass Our backs were not so wary as they have been and the game was nearly lost several times on Fullerton s attempts to score on passes Rouch made a good Job of quarter when Greene was out and grves promlse of bemg rn good shape next year This vlctory gave us the chance to play Cathedral here to declde who should play Santa Barbara COVINA I0 WI-IIT TIER 0 AFTER defeatlng Alhambra he Colts met a strong Whxttler team on our local grrdxron The Whittier boys fought hard to the last but the Colts were not to be halted Captain Howard showed more of his power and speed when he crashed through the line time after time Greene showed up well throwing some excellent passes and speeding around end for good gains At the outset lf was hard to see who would w1n but by therr perslstent blockmg and tackllng the boys were able to break through for the Hrst score After that the gomg was easter and at the half we had a substantial lead In the line Pavelko and Jensen dld great work with Hege hookmg some good passes Laswell also showed up well and the team ran quite smoothly As rt was thc first time Covma had been vrctorlous over Whlttler slnce he has been educatlng the Colts Butter was unusually pleased COVINA 26 SANTA ANA 6 FROM the way rn whrch we had defeated Whittier it appeared as though Santa Ana was goxng to have a tough job downlng us Th1s was quxte r1ght At the start the Colts got the jump on them and the Salnts were unable to catch up Crreene performed marvels throwlng hrs passes accurately and sweep mg the ends for substantlal gains One pass to Dancer was worth forty two yards while I-lege also snagged some nice ones One of the most thr1ll1ng plays of the game was Poore s lnterceptlon of a pass on h1s own two yard strlpe and hrs return of elghty five yards Harrls ran off some good plays and Captaln Hovs ard played another great game at halfback After the game was over we all felt weak and happy and it seemed that our disastrous defeat of two years ago was avenged 52 x 1 ' - 1 s . , Y 1 , , v . . v 4 . v . L . v . v . v Q 1 v . v v r . , . m 1 .r H v . , - v . . . , . . , V COVINA HIGH SCHOOL L.. .lA THE CARDINAL POMONA 7 COVINA 6 AFTER playmg so well xt was hard to vsatch the Colts have rn the1r game agalnst Pomona Though they fought hard to defeat rrval the boys appeared unable to clrck The game was rather slow paratxvely few h1gh spots Remembermg Pomona s strong deslre a let down our ancrent vs 1th com to step on them the backfield fought hard and through the splendld work done m the lrne thev scored first The attempted conversron was just short of the extra pomt and the score stood at 6 O rn our favor We appeared to lag behlnd for a tlme vshrle an aroused Pomona team sccmed to brlghten up and charge a llttle h rder They were soon able to cross our goal and t1e the score at SIX all The effort on the conversron made lf possrble for them to galn one pomt marg1n Fl hough the Colts fought harder and harder they were unable to p1erce the Pomona defense and the game ended 7 6 COVINA 26 CATHEDRAL 14 THE galloplng Colts met a strong Cathedral aggregation on the local fleld to battle for the rlght to play Santa Barbara 'I he wlnner of thc Santa Barbara game was to enter the Southern Calrfornla play offs Cathedral drew first blood when they scored a touchdown ID the 1n1t1al quarter The converslon was good and gave them a 7 O lead Next the Colts walloped Cathedral and the l1ne agam We were able to score four touchdowns and two converslons before Butter Gorrell sent rn all the players on the team The Cathedral boys then fought hard enough to make another touchdown and score the conversron One of the hlgh pornts of the game was the play 1n whrch both Hege and Laswell were lard out I-lege was able to contmue but Laswell due to a wrenched knee had to be replaced by Bolmg Wrth the final score 26 14 w had the undlsputed rlght to tackle the hrghly prarsed Santa Barbara team SANTA BARBARA 19 COVINA 14 THE Santa Barbara game played on a Saturday was wrewed by packed stands The Dons were grven a sllght edge but the game promxsed to be a t1tan1c struggle long to be remembered The Colts and the Santa Barbara Dons played furlously and the game was packed wrth thrllls The Dons scored Hrst and were soon followed by the Colts The half ended wlth one more score by Santa Barbara The Colts came back the second half determmed to w1n but the Dons scored once agam The Colts came back and fought furrously and w1th clean hard blockrng on the lrne and fast charglng by the backs we scored We were well on the way to another touchdovnn when the game ended Although outwelghed twenty one pounds to the man the Colts completed nearly double the number of passes made by the Dons Thelr total yardage d1d not come near the 300 odd yards garned by the Colts Though thls defeat cut us out of the play offs If was a spectacular game and good sportsmanshrp was evrdenced on both sxdes 54 19 f ' . 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' - , e , 3 . 3 . . . . . , Y Y 2 - ' A Cox INA HICH ScHoo1 Class B Football THE llght xvelght football squ1d under Oak Pendleton s able leader shxp showed QYLTI promlst 1E the opcmng of the season Wxth such materlal asPh11Pavt1ko rl Roberts Bull Enslow Otls McBr1de 8m1th Melnel and other p1Of'I11S1I1g 1th1tt s 1 strong t am was prednettd lhroughout tht season howextr t11e B C olts xvtrt tunable to tlltk wlth only 1n ote1s1ona1 flash of br1l111nct 71 he first game of the se1son at South Pasadena xv1s dropped by 1n 18 0 store 11115 game shoxxed that some of the boys could re1l1y p11y though Next Puente 1nd Pomon1 both took YICIOFILS from our Bees 1lthough xxe man agwd to oust gOLlI1lXKL9I Nlllltary Academy 18 6 Fullerton xxas tht first ltagut opponent xvrth our boys meetnng them on thtlr oxxn Held 111ere 1ppearet1 to bt somethlng lacklng ln thls g1me whleh Fullerton xx on dLLl9lVL1S 1h1s put our B Ielm Ollf of tht runnlng so there vxere no more league g1n1ts Pomona man1gtd to defeat the 111 fated Bets agam xvrth a YICIOIIOUS Puente folloxxlng by 1 score of 18 7 They hung up one more xmctory how Baseball Second Team VJITH no Class B baseball team Squ1rt Kxmsey a very able understudy to C1orrt11 pllottd tht Covma second baseball team to 1 modtr1tely successful season Out of tlght g1mes played they xx on four J he ETSI mateh xx as xvlth the E1 Vlonte LIONS second strlng '1 hty were v1ctor1ous xxlth a scort of 17 8 ln a return match w1th tht L1ons they Were just strong enough to wln 7 'J Our young Colts then travelled to South Pasadena and earned a h1rd v1ctory tothe tune of 8 9 Il hey then took a game from Pomona on the Pomona dtamond and returned to defeat Bonrta 4 3 ln a return g1me xxlth Pomona on tht local d1amond our boys dropped a close contest rlht 11st g1mt of the st1son we lost to 8outh P1s1dtn1 16 9 on the Coxma field Class B and C Track 10 3 Rouc 220 22 'J Routh 1 34 1l'li91'11LlLI' 1370 3'J0 VlcBr1 t 7 1 H 1-1 Neely 70 HH 10 3 K1 an Shot Put 46 Neely Hlgh Jump 6 Cxoodell Bro1d lump 20 7 Rouch o t X 1u1t 9 Meme '50 'J 8 La Faye e 10 2 1 .1 F1ye t 1 H 1-1 'J N1 a 1 O e Vault 9 6 XI1I'1LLl'1I 1 42 He ms 1gh Jump 5 7 mctnt Broad Jump 17 9 Young 8hot Put 40 X oung 'DW ' 1 - 1 1 X1 I , XI L . 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V P 1' ' J ' 6 '1 19 THE CARDINAk VHfS1tY Basketball ITH Butter Gorrell coachmg If sccmed that wc had some excellent basketball play ers but for some reason they d1d not show up well together Wt got off on the wrong foot at the beginning of the practxce season by droppmg the first game to a fast Woodbury College team Th1S was a nlght game ln our local gymnaslum Bonlta was the next team to defeat our boys although they looked much better than 1n the first game Cltrus Junlor College came out VICIOIIOUS over our team wh1le Pomona obtalned two v1ctor1es Montebello in a two game SCFIQS took the first game and Cov1na copped the second We played two league games wlth Fullerton loslng both This shut out all chances for a champlonshlp The varslty five then dropped a game to the Sherman Indians and were ablc to w1n one 1n return Cltrus Junior College was again vxctor over our squad 1n a fast game El Monte then managed to beat our boys after a terrlfic struggle The squad finally showed a streak of brllllance when they downed Puente d6C1SlV2lY ThlS game showed what the boys really could do In the next t1lt wlth Pasadena they seemed to have h1t a low spot aga1n for the Pasadena team left vlctorlous ln the last game of the season 1t seemed that our Colt team had regalned practlcallv all of the strength and speed whlch they exh1b1ted 1n the Puente game Al Clays CIIFUS .laysee squad fell before the determlned efforts of a hard worklng Colt squad to end the basketball season for Covlna From the standpomt of games won the season dxd not appear too successful but a good many boys recelved valuable experlence for future use W1th a large number of lettermen returnmg next year lt IS hoped that we may have a cham plonshlp basketball team w1th1n the next few years S6 4 l. nv ' ' v mx u 1 u ' 7 m 1 Y v . v . V ' v , . v m v - v , . v ' , . . 1 V 1 - v COVINA HIGH SCHOOL 34 Glass B Basketball N the last few years llttle attention has been pa1d to the llghtwexght basketball five Thls year with the 3bOl1I1OH of the Sophomore squad the B squad gamed a llttle more notlce Coached by Gorrell they offer good mater1al for future squads The first game with Baldwm Park Grammar School the Bees won 24 I6 Later 1n the season the tables were turned as they lost to them 12 l8 The lxghtwelght five met Bonlta m the local gym and lost but retallated when they journeyed to Bomta Pomona was the next victor over our young Colts with a 9 26 score There were two league games vuth Fullerton both of whlch were lost Wlth the loss of these games went all chances for a champlonshlp team The boys agam lost to Pomona I2 36 but were able to beat Montebello once out of two trys After losmg to El Monte they were vrctorlous over the Sherman Ind1an B team ln the first tilt but they dropped the second game Thls ended the llghtwelght basketball and although we dxd not w1n the champlonshlp the squad was glven valuable experlence for future reference C BAQRLTB ALL The Class C basketball team had better luck when they won the1r openlng game with the Citrus PeeWees by a 36 24 score 'lhe chances for an unde feated Pee Wee team looked good untll Bomta ousted them 30 36 Th1s d1d not daunt thc mmxaturc Colts for they came back wxth a 28 24 victory over the same Bonita squad In the next game the Montebello C team trounced our team badlv The Cltrus boys came back 1n the last game and won a hard fought battle The Pee Wees are expected to do blg thmgs next year under Gorrell s able coachlng D BASKETBALL Our mldget D basketball team had the best season of all The first game w1th CIIIUS showed a vlctorxous Covlna team playing hard and good ball Agaln our team lost to a good Bonlta team I8 26 and retallated wlth a 30 18 vlctory They won all other games defeating m turn good players from Montebello West Covlna Grammar School and Baldwin Park Grammar School 57 v m . f .l vv - - ' x , . . x f v ' ' 1 - z ' x 1 v , . ' f - v - -. vv - - , . f v 55 r w n- , , w x , - i V- - . . 1 x - v ' u vv 4 . , ' v , . 66 99 ' ' .. vv v v . , n l ' . , - V ' v ' v Mlm' 19 THE CARDINAL 1 ,gfff VHfS1tY Baseball ITH the openrng of the baseball season many of last year s regulars returned These mcluded Howard Greene Rouch Traxler Poore I-Iege and Jones There were several new recrurts to fill ln the ranks and act as substrtutes In the openlng games of the season the Cov1na Colts dropped a 5 3 con test to Fl Monte In the second game Covrna got a 3 3 t e We won the next game from a wood Pomona nlne by a 10 4 count South Pasadena was the next vrctrm bv a 17 3 drubbrng In these games Gorrell tried several dlfferent p1tchers The boys were Howard Greene I-lege Poore Jones and Jesus Yrlgoyen In the followlng game the Colts travelled to Puente and came back on the short end of an l l 3 count We then marched through Chmo Roosevelt and COVIHR then entered the 20 30 Tournament at Pomona and eeked out a 5 4 vrctory overy Montebello ln the opemng game The next day Brea Olmda and Santa Mana fell by 2 l and 5 2 scores respectrvely The last day of the tournament the Colts trounced Santa Paula 19 2 to get rnto the flnals wrth San Dlego Thls game was extremely drsappolntlng to all of our local fans as we lost the final game to San Drego by a 16 2 score Covlna hung up thelr tenth uctory of the season when they defeated Puente bv the score of 3 2 Jones prtched good ball for the vrctors havlng good support from the rest of the team We dropped our fourth defeat of the season when we were turned back by the Bonrta boys on the1r dlamond by a 7 2 score The first league game was a vlctory for COVIHB over Cathedral Z0 8 The Colts then went to San Drego and lost by a 9 2 count The El Monte boys were vrctors for the second trme 7 4 Cathedral beat us rn the last league game 58 f V IJ - A - I , ' - i . 4 . G , - ' Bonita by 10-6. 3-l. and 8-3 scores, respectively. COVINA HIGH SCHOOL COVINA 20 CATHEDRAL 8 HAVING won ten and lost but four games rt looked as though the Colts could wallop the Cathedral team As th1s was the flrst league game the boys played fnlghtrly Green started as pxtcher w1th Poore behmd the plate but he was able to last only one 1nn1ng Jesus who replaced hlm prtched stellar ball for the rest of the game Cathedral scored two runs 1n their half of the first 1nn1ng one of t m a home run Cov1na evened the score rn thexr turn at bat and m the next mmng obtamed a satxsfactory lead Greene clouted two homers whlle Hege and Jesus also knocked c1rcu1ts FULLERTON 15 COVINA 5 HAVING already won thelr flrst league game the Colts were out for BCIIOH They seemed to have lost some of thelr earller pep and form however when Fullerton scored 1n the first 1nn1ng The prospects for a vrctory looked pretty bad unt1l we managed to score a few runs Fu lerton qulckly retallated though and lengthened thelr former lead The Colts were determmed to earn at least a txe but on errors a few more Fullerton runs trrckled rn They won wlth the fmal score 15 5 We st1ll had a chance to get 1n the play offs rf we won the next two league games CATHEDRAL 4 COVINA 3 IN our last league game Gorrell trled a different battery Poore pltched w1th T Roberts catchnng Of therr four scores Cathedral earned but one Covina made I0 hrts to the1r three The scormg began in the last half of the flrst when they made one run We came back w1th two scores an our half In the thxrd 1nn1ng they scored once agam w1th two more commg 1n rn the seventh Cov1na s thnrd run came ln the elghth The boys to score for us were Traxler Rouch and Ernle Poore Erme secured three of our IO h1ts Howard and Greene each got two whxle Doug Mrlls Herbre and Arnle Traxler each secured one Th. 59 , . , . . .G , 1 , , . , - .1 , . , . , . , , I l ,, l 19 N A A 1 THE CARDINAL VV' Track and F1eld My LTHOUGH the local group of cln derpath art1sts dxd not break any records thls year a successful season was en Joved Max Cmlassco who was the only pomt scorer rn the A dxvxslon rn the league meet and backbone of the 1933 aggregatlon graduated and no spectacu lar athlete was left to carry on The 1934 track team however proved to be one of the best balanced teams Coach Oak Pendleton produced ln recent years Thls can be seen by the fact that our athletes placed among the flrst 1n nearly all events durlng the 1934 season With such stellar runners as Rouch 1n the hundred and two twenty Hughes 1n the four forty Holbrook ln the half mlle and Becker 1n the mlle somethmg vuas bound to happen In the hlgh hurdles there were Daugherty Hashlmoto and Fllck ln the lows there were Carson Neely and Schxssler In the field events Hughes Hege and Marshall were among the most effectlve hlgh jumpers Pavelko and Bxerly nn the shot Poore M1lls and Memel ln the pole vault While Hughes Poore and Hege dld thelr b1t ln the broad jump Most of our meets were closely contested In the 1n1t1al meet we bowed to Monrovxa by a fractional pomt and then to Montebello by another close margln Next we lost to Whxttler and El Monte There were many track meets and we emerged v1ctor 1n the Cathedral Puente and Loyola meets The league track meet was a cllmax to our track season Fullerton ran away Wlfh the free lance league track and Held champronshlp by scormg 7721 pomts Covma followed w1th 2816 pomts Wrnnlng performances were turned ln by Daugherty ln the high hurdles and Mxlls and Poore who t1ed wlth two others for first 1n the pole vault Daugherty toured the hundred and twenty yard hlgh hurdles ln l8 2 seconds and Mxlls and Poore dld 10 feet 6 mches 1n the pole vault Hughes was the 1ron man for Covma He placed second m the hlgh jump Wlth a jump of 5 feet 9 mches second ln the broad jump wlth a leap of 20 feet 9M mches and took fourth 1n the four forty Becker took second 1n a fast mlle as dld Carson 60 1 .V v. ix . , ' . . . .. 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' CovrNA HIGH SCHOOL over a raprd llrght of low hurdles Other pornt wmners were Holbrook rn the half mrle Fl ck rn the hrgh hurdles Marshall rn the hrgh jump Brerly rn the shot put and Hege rn the broad jump Rouch by the way ran rn the B drvrsron and placed thrrd rn both sprrnts Other A and B trackmen gave very able performances As thrs story goes to the press the pornt Wrnners rn the league meet are facrng the best of the Southland and arc tryrng to brrng glory to Covrna Coach Oak Pendleton has an optrmrstrc look on hrs face He has created many sensatrons as the season progressed Hughes came wrthrn half an rnch of breakrng the school record rn the broad jump and Mrlls developed rnto an ll foot pole vaulter He Wrll lose Holbrook Pavelko Hege Carson and Hashr moto but hrs pornt Wrnners who are returnrng are many The next years crnder path outlook rs rndeed brrght The followrng table shows the comparrson of the all school records and the best record made thrs year The best B and C records made thrs year are also grven Relay-N-880 yard Jernrgan Hutchrnson 1 38 Leonhardt Pollard 1 2 ALL COVINA RECORD 1934 RECORD 220 yard Hutchrnson 440 yard Neely 880 yard Cwloege Mrle Worrell Low Hurdles Srmpson Hrgh Jump-Henderson Broad Jump-Clark Pole Vault G Shaver Shot Put Crlassco Drscus Rrchards Javelrn Van Vlret 100 yard Jernrgan Cr Lamphear 4 22 5 501 59 33 0 0 Rouch Hughes Holbrook Becker Carson Hughes Hughes 21' Mrlls ' Pavelko No longer a school event No longer a school event Rouch 22 53 1 0 5 9 2 61 34 . .. ,t,, :3 - - s,s,s...e...,s,e... .sr.. 1 1 .1 ,s,s.s ,,,,s,. . 22:07 ' - ,,s,s ,,.,, ,,s, , sr,, 2 , , : ., .,,. -,,,sm24:59 High Hurdles-Vincent . ,r,s,,., 3, ss,,, 15.8 Daugherty .V,.ss,,,. ..,s,r ,, ,17 - ' ,...s,r,..,r,e,r.. 26 ,rs, Y ss,s,s,....re,,.,.r... 28 ' i-vwiiii--i i 51 1111 viiiiiiAi-----iiiiiiAA 51 911 22' 8 7A - . ,r,s sess,e, 7 212' 6 ' ,,...ts, ssss, s,,,s 2 , ,211 - ,C , ,ssss, 50' 8 g . 7, 1 .,,,s,rr -.46' 10 ' - ' ,sss ,,r..,rs,r.s,s, 1 10' 10 . ' - ' srsss,s,sr,s .-,s,s,l49' . 1 - ' ,s,,,r ,,,s,,r,s ,,.. 7 1 .1 r,r,vs,s,s,r,,s,r,r,s,,s ,, sl . . ,,,s,,s,., s,,.,r, 1 .l 19 THE CARDINAL Jumor Pentathalon M McBride S Nakado D Dancer D Helms P McDonald C Heacock Coach Oak Pendleton HE JUNIOR PENTATHALON a very helpful athletlc program for boys under 16 years IS playmg an rmportant part 1n the hlgh school career of many local boys For a long trme the lxttle fellows who were mterested ln athletlcs were trampled upon The blg fellows took all honors To remedy thrs sxtuatron the Los Angeles Txmes establxshtd what was called thejiunlor 01Ymp1CS for boys 16 years of age and under In 1932 thus program df events was renamed the Jumor Pentathalon Not only are the Junlors now on an even footmg wrth thelr bw brothers rn track events but even among the Pentathalon competrtors there IS yustxce rendered to all by means of a co efliclent Whrch mathematlcally flgures the hexght werght and age and places all competltors on an even basls Outstandmg among Covma s partlcrpants are the McBr1de brothers Ot1s and Merle These boys hold hlgh honors as our 1933 Semor and Junlor cham prons Ot1s the older McBr1de was not ellglble th1s year on account of age Merle however took has brother s place as a Semor and won both the hxgh school and d1str1ct champxonshrps HIS performance of 4 227 pomts stands as one of the highest scores ln Southern Callfornla Thus hrgh d1str1ct score represents a iirst place IH every event of the Pentathalon program Merle took the blue rlbbon ln the sprmt the broad Jump the hlgh jump the basketball throw and the ball put At the tlme thxs book goes to press lxttle McBr1de w1ll be battlmg for vlctory agamst hlgh pomt men from every dlstrlct rn Southern Callforma May Covma agarn take honors' 6 . , , . ,, . ,, . . . 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'D Y Y V . . ,, . ,, . , . , COVINA HIGH SCHOOL 'L' :lb VHfS1fY Tenms Team P to thxs po1nt the tennrs season IS nearly linlshed for the Colt netters The tennls team under the able dlrectlon of M1ss Frances Adams and Manager Edward Schamel has been holdlng lfS own agamst IIS rlvals The team for th1S year conslsts of Merle Layman at first slngles 4 pomts Alvm Kleln at second slngles 3 pomts Erlc Lewxs at thxrd smgles 7 polnts Lowell Spangler at fourth smgles 1 polnt Bernard Flnch and H1ldlHg Gustafson at first doubles 5 pomts and Harold Platt and Hugh l-laroldson at second doubles 4 pomts out the underdog ln two matches wlth El Monte ln the first match Kleln at second slngles won 6 3 6 4 Beans Gustafson at third singles defeated Epsteln 6 2 6 2 Bernard Flnch at fourth smgles defeated Currxer 6 4 6 2 ln the return match The Llons won all but first and second smgles Our next v1s1tor on the home courts was CIIIUS Hlgh School Covlna sent them home rn defeat with a score of 12 7 Layman defeated Rlder 6 0 6 2 Klem defeated Osborn after a hard fought three set battle 6 0 4 6 6 4 ln a return match at Cntrus we lost all but first and second slngles the Cougars belng on the long end of a 12 7 score Our next competltor was Pomona our arch rlval on thexr courts The Pomona netmen won all but first doubles Fmch and Gustafson holdlng down thexr posltlon by defeatmg Baston and Claflln 6 4 7 5 The Pomona netters came to Covma for the return bout and went home VICIOFIOUS over the locals bv a score of lZ 7 M Layman and Alvln Kleln upheld the locals wlth a duo of trlumphs The league season opened on our own courts w1th a match wlth Fullerton Layman who got off to a poor start won wlth a score of 4 6 6 l 6 1 A Klem held down second slngles wlth a score of 10 8 6 4 Fmch and Gustafson won Hrst doubles after a hard fought three set battle with a score of 8 6 7 9 6 3 The Covma netters nosed out the Fullerton netmen by a score of 12 7 There wlll be one more return match wlth Fullerton on thelr courts IH whlch the Colts are hopmg to be vlctorlous The Covma netmen w1ll w1n the league 1f the Fullerton team IS defeated G 34 Y , 5 l fm! I t . l ,g ' l me -up 4. Z'-' - 45 . 1 I l gg I L, The Colts started out the 1934 season in a discouraging manner by coming 4 I x - 3 v .f ' ,l X Y 7 I THE CARDINAL n-...St '-4 A W 1 K . . ,W S in ' P ii - -. z , 1 Q 1 F' k 1 an K .Ll .. X-57 - M COVINA HIGH SCHOOL 34 GAA HE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSO GIATION of Gonna Unlon Hlgh School has been especlally actlve th1s year The sp1r1t of playmg for the fun of lf lnstead of for the reward has seemed to be prevalent Due to the enthuslasm of those part1c1pat1ng ln the varlous sports many students were encouraged 1nto becommg members Under the dlrectlon of MISS Adams and MISS Taylor the G A A Board led the act1v1t1es for th1s year The Hrst undertaklng was the party glven rn the gymnasxum m honor of the Freshmen All gurls were 1nv1ted to attend and a large number were present Thxs party proved an CHCCIIVQ means for acqualnt 1ng new glrls wlth the purpose and Splflf of G A A Wrnnlng the first prlze for the slut representlng a bullflght whnch was presented at the Glrls League H1 Jmks a number of hxkes and a blcycle r1de were other outstandmg features of the G A A program AYOUSIHU especlal mterest th1s year were the lnter perlod games sponsored by G A A These gave gurls who were mterested 1n sports but unable to come out for G A A regularly an opportunlty to partxclpate IH competltlve athletlcs Keen rnalry was st1rred up whlch d1d much to brlng G A A 1nto promlnence Also C A A members were able to earn addxtlonal pomts by playlng ln mter perlod Games After the champ1onsh1p mter perlod game for each sport spread was held and r1bbons were awarded the wmnmg team Another added feature th1s year was the Archery Held day for unter class competltlon Many playdays were attended by Covma s G A A th1s year As these always furnlsh a good t1me and a chance to make new friends besxdes earnlng ten pomts the playdays were enthuslastlcally attended Although there was some dlscussxon of addlng to the awardlng system the 1dea was dropped and lt remalns the same Awards are glven as follows 250 pomts numeral 700 pomts letter 1270 pomts a sweater A great many awards were made Eh1S year mcludmg three sweaters The G A A IS an lmportant orgamlatlon and does much to uphold school sp1r1t Its members are energetic and tts purpose true In school actlvltxes If plays an outstandmg part 65 s n o 1 v . . . H . ,, . 1 1 A , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . , 7 I 1 1 D ' ' 1 1 1 . . , , . . . 1 . 1 1 1. . A . ' 1 1 , 1 Ne . , 3 e, 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 - , v 1 1 1 C , e - . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . ,. . - . 1 1 1 . 1 1 V 1 ut CARDINAI Volley Ball TH Q -X A season opened yuth a bang as a argt thusxast t grrle took part m the competxtlon for champronshlp After a strres ot yery excxtmg games the Sophomores proyed played at the G A A party and aroused much enthusrasm Basket Ball BASKP l EAI L btxng the fayorrte sport of many utry rtpresented thri year The teams Qeemed to be Well matched ln number ot tn of yolleyf ball to be the final class yy as xxtll the flrst round and xt srtmtd that any of the classes might be VICIOIIOUS Nevertheless the Senlor tram qamtd the champ1onsh1p due to thur hrgnly dtyeloptd teamvsork by a seo L of 28 l agalnst the Junrors 66 I9 AA A A A . AA AA-A ' I , , , A yi 3. A I U X , , w -A 1 . , - . - ,- x x A A A A v u I winners as they defeated the Seniors by' a score of 38-23. The Hnal game was A AA A xA 1 v A x Y 1 'H ' ' '1 1 A tl A 1 A A A 5 mA A A Aj V1 3 AV v ry , A u A Q COVINA HIGH SCHOOL -P' SpeedbaH THE arrlval of cooler weather made the spcedball season most enjoyable The new speedball rules were adopt d by G A A and soon the play off gamcs were held The SLHIOFS had won thc speedball slnce the days they were Frosh and were out to keep up the record The comblned Semor Sophomore team flockey Al THOUGH the roughest of the games played 1n G A A hockey lS thc fastest and most excltlng Brulses and bumps are forgotten All v1m 1S glven to xt The combmed underclass team lost two games to thc Junlor Semor team An added feature thxs year was the game played w1th the alumnl who put up a good fight but wtre defeated by th JUHIOYS and Senlors l 3 ion-sv 61 , a . 3932 defeated the Freshman-Juniors in two games, the scores being 12-7 and 20-5, THE CARDINIAL Archery THIS sport requrrmg much skrll and practrce gams popularrty every year In the second semester practrces were held Thursday and Frrday afternoons ln preparatlon for a field day at the end of the year Archery proudes an excellent opportumty for G A A members to secure extra pomts and also to develop well rounded abrllty 1n sports Three girls made archery honors th1s year THE Grrls tennis team was very successful thrs year Games were played W1th schools nughbormg around Qoxma and exery match except one was won Manx of those on the team had experl nce last year and a majorlty of them w1ll remaxn next year to keep up the good record Lee Hatch and llene Eckley were the star players Ilene haung won all of her matches 68 19 r . . . . , . i y 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 v v 1 r 1 ' 1 1 . L D 1 1 v ' T n 1 1 1 1 I v1 1 1 1 1 1 r v1 1 1 1 1 V v 1 1 1 1 1 .1 v 1 I L 1 v 71 1 ' v , ,- 5 1 COVINA HIGH SCHOOL ,gr- 'YI 69 ' 34 2- 5' i fa 9. , ,I , ,I ,. , . A ,X fin x 4 -f 'V,' I Q 1 ' 1 K K, id J A. my ' t Y 1 - 'L new k - . I' H , 'M A , - . ' ' N. 4 ' Loco Locals Sl he Sen1or A elasses have come to the conclus1on that the Senator s jokes are 1mprov1ng Judgmg from the guf faws gurgles etc that float from Johnstons room Helen Glttmgs howexer excla1med that lf IS remark able what students w1ll do to get an A 'F F 'F what s IDIS we hear about Allen Wh1te dat1ng Jlmmle s lVIar1on Jean? 'F 'F 'F Hege and Sch1ssler re I A cute blonde from the Home very fond of the Souths contr1but1on to Cov1na H1gh meanmg Buddy of course 'F 'F Roy CIIYUS dances and Ilene seem to go together someaow 'F 'F and speak1ng of Ilene she has succeeded wonderfully 1n keepmg the facts of her d1sasterous b1cycle race on East Bad1llo s1lenced 'F 'F 'F Eloyd Car penter cont1nu1ng the age old custom sembl1ng savages as they attacked huge swarms CBJ of fl1es one moon l1ght even1ng t s wh1spered that the1r only weapons were the sharp edges f butcher kn1ves 1f one could VISII the1r homes they would probably flnd the heads of e a n 1 m a mounted 'F 'F 'F 'F lVI1l1kan worry 1ng over the shad ow of someone lean1ng on Rosss manly shoulders on the way home from the Boulder NOTED AUTHORS AND 'IHEIR FAMOUS WORKS Rough Cut EDGEWORTH HZO WELLS Dlffy Work NASTrI Hot A1r WIND r I ll Take Chocolate KOCH lVI1dn1ght Sky MOON Chorus Glfl DANCER Red I IOH GILMORE I K1lled That B1rd EOWLER At Dawn DUSK1n Covx Eeed SUIVIMERHAYS Ind1an Greetmgs HOWard Just a Novlce LAYMAN Brmg Em Back Al1se HUNTER Polson lvv VINEy Blg Stream HOLBROOK Trees BURCH of wr1t1ng notes 1n study hall 'F 'F 'F Senor1ta Clark s fourth per1od has the reputat1on of be1ng the most laugh1ngest class 1n school w guess Spanlsh yust one b1g hys ter1c to them 'F 'F 'F And speakmg of outstandlng classes Mr Hold en has a great t1me CIVICS w1th two e t t y s th r e e Al1ces two Ed1ths three Rays and a Roy Cthe type of Ray IS unknown m 'F 'F 'F R Tylng Rope Laswell stagg1ng If when a certam g1rl IS unable to get out 'F 'F 'F some mystery concermng Hege a g1rl s gym clothes and the phys1cs tr1p certa1n members of the basketball team w1sh1ng they could return to th Sherman Inst1tute lf seems that the squaws were a b1g attract1on Pavelko tell1ng us that the bathtubs at the U S Grant Hotel at San D1 go are purty fine 'F 'F 'F some say that Sh1g H3ShlmOfO became d1sgusted Wlth l1fe on a truck dur1ng a certa1n renowned tr1p 'F 'F 'F Ereder1ck Sm1th figurmg out how manv more places he can take Margaret before the allowance comes 1n 'F F 'F the Trewett Tully comb1nat1on approved by the gOSSlp IH coeds perhaps X ray o then maybe 1 s d1ol 'F 'F 'F Spanlsh FCCCIVIHQ a beatmg from Luc1a Blodgett and Gordo DCIY7 'F many a g1rl wonder1ng who w1ll be the next luckv one to be dated by Jack Howard 'F 'F 'F many a Sen1or excla1m1ng over the ab1l1ty of Sammy Z1mmerman and Hugh Haroldson 1n the1r excellent 1n teroretat1ons of Hamlet 'F 'F 'F Oak st1ll bragg1ng over havlng bought the 400th Cardlnal 'F 'F some of the techn1c1ans who can put such force 1nto nose blowlng and sneezmg m1ght be able to use the1r sound effects over the rad1o and get pa1d for lt and tlen aga1n they mlght not 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F KNOTTS 'QDFNP R I I ' 7 3 P ak . v lv ' 1 r V 1 , 1 , , ' ' ' , JF ' 1,- I ' '13 I I M . ,, al , FW e o eeeo uuuuu e to C E 2 IS Y :A ' UI I YY . th . ls 1, ,, N g . . 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' lk BF if Dk lk lk FF X g , 70 Ohorce Chatter of the Year 1940 That barrtone you have been hearrng over the NBC Network every week namely Fred McCleary rs reported to be engaged to a grrl wrth whom he sang the Desert Song when he was young and foolrsh Congrats 'F The graceful young lady who executes fancy trrcks on the horses at Rrnglrng Brothers nrghtly rode donkeys rn her school days No krddrng Hers truly rs known by the name of l loree Blodgett Y lf lf Harled as Texas Crurnan ll Referrrng f course t re young lady known as Bea Qualls Her rmprovement over a e W e s t lengthy by word rsC O D Come on own fl' 4' 4' She was only a washer woman s grrl but she had a good lrne all the same meanrng Betty Odell if ' Unrque Errst lady Ambas sador to dear old England Martha sard to be all the r e W th e Johnny Bulls Authoress Lucrle Burt wrrtes latest sensatron rn fictron Port of Mrssrng Men XPrrzeflght er Albert McBrrde rs slated to iight the Italran menace krd brother to Prrmero Carnera Tony rs the lad s name Odds 3 l for Mc Brrde 'k Most act rxe young woman present ay polrtrcs You re rrg t rt rs Janet Ingalls Drtto who ran for Governor of Calrfornra and lost now srts rn the Unrted States Senate she may run for Presrdent rn trme Young Tessre rs a dear flamrng youth e s very cool headed rn truth She works hard each day But she can t make an A For her language rs very uncouth rth the grrls he s far from a crnch They seldom get hrm rn a prnch He drrxes a swell car He s a great tennrs star Maybe you ve guessed rt s Ernch X All the boys on her do dote She s srlent und smart But when she does start lt s better her words we don t quote Hugh Haroldson no doubt rs well known ln physrcs a boy of renown For he srts through a test Merely takrng a rest An what a trrbute to the co medran Schamel The Reverend Schrssler of The Lrttle Church Over the Hrll New York delays hrs church servrce every Sunelay nrght so that hrs flock may not mrss Ed Schamels capers over the radro now sponsored by the Wrttenbrock But ter and Egg Co Schamel once asked Master of Cere monres Roy rnder f should put more frre rnto hrs jokes and Wrnder s ply was No put more jokes rnto Hugh Haroldson perfecter of per petual motron was greeted wrth acclarm on hrs re cent trrp to Crer many to confer wrth Herr Dr Schwerdtfegerrtz we hear 'K it Latest movre hrt of La Patre I Loved Srnce knowledge on hrm rs bestown Hrm Saturday drsplays forceful ness of the lady re markably well Senator Brrge Shaw of Calrfornra out standrng Lrberal rn the Senate lrkes to roast hrs fellow senators rn hrs fiery speeches Beulah Humphrey CEM Errsby to youj the lassre who began as a chorus grrl rs now blossomrng rnto an up and comrng actress Her latest stage hrt rs trtled Why Husbands Stay Out Nrghts Esther Nastrr better known as Olga Woskchrtky rs re turnrng to Russra wrthrn the next srx weeks as she has an engagement to dance for Stalrn Mrss Janet Knotts rs one of the best pard movre crrtrcs today lf 'Vlrss Knotts pans a prcture the publrc follows surt rf she approves rt rs a success ' , ' , , d -, ' ' Z wk ak 1 1 l l 1 ' 'I ' 1 AA I . 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What blonde IS a halfback on the All Southern Callfornxa prep eleven What couple have been gomg steady for three years' The brography of George Washmgton tells about the 11fe of whom? Who professes to be the most conslstent woman hater m hlgh schoo ? Who held down the quarterback posltlon at Whrttler College for four years ? What class has Senxor plctures taken? Who IS the teacher who was on the varslty swlmmlng team ln her school davs? How much IS a dlme worth 1n Amerlcan money? What short mlss possesses the uncanny ab111ty to portray horses? Where d1d M1115 learn to do contortlons Wlfh h1s hands? Who has the deepest volce 1n school? Who IS the author of Longfellow s I-llawatha ? 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' -' 1 . 1 - I':l '!l0 ' say , fl 1 11 1- 11 glasmsf It 111111.-rs them Iools so professional. l1 I111t shall 1 do? .- I'.s.f:- 1 1 '1 A1 - 1' 'A 111-1 72 Cov1NA HIGH SCHOOL 3-4 C1 Nl Perfect People kbmllty of Poore lower of Pavelko I' nergy of Holbrook Reserve of Hashimoto force of Bolmg If ase of Greene Cunnlng of Rouch Tackling ab1l1ty of Howard Accuracy of Mnlne Technlque of Blerly Humor of Traxler Llmberness of Mllllken Pagerness of Laswell Temperament of Hughes I' rectness of Hege COVINA S C C Cardlnal Campalgn Completed R Green and Rosle lmcorporatedl R A No e c1t1n Allowed lOnly students who neyer read anythmg come un der thls code! IZXIUIUIIIOYIS Athlet Absent mlnded Pretends to know everythmg Pconomues on paper Refuses to argue I' s are favorxte grade Fager to asslgn home Collects all gum Tells Jokes work Talks through nose lzmbarrasses students Answers own quest1ons Corrects tests wrong Hears everythlng Enjoys nothing Refuses to accept late work Amaxble lxke Hannah Eberhart I retty l1ke Ruth Peterson If nterta1n1ng l1ke Edlth Hatcher Ihdlant llke V1rg1n1a Sawyer Porceful llke Rerd Hutchlson Fthlcal llke Edlth I ackey Comlcal luke Martha Mark Truthful lxke Helen Cnttlngs f ay llke Barbara McClure Intelllgent luke Janet Ingalls P Rellable llke Ruth H1fHlSh Loyal llke Luclle Burt es fsome peoplel doubt the constltutxonlllty of thls eode 1 Noyy I lay me doyyn to sleep XV1th a stack of school books at my QCI If I dle before I w1ke You ll know I dled of a bad held ache 45 mlnutes late CGDES W A Carson s Women Admlrers Cmuch work has been done under thls code? 'I A Pendle ton s Track Athletes W A People We Admlre Cex ample the student office after belng people who do not burn when makmg announcements 1n assembly etc 5 May I k1ss your hand Madam Sand Buck wlth burnlng loye I can remove my yell Sdld she Much easler than my gloye Holden 'I he lecturer who spoke last night suggested that mllk be served to all puplls yy ho come to school wrthout thexr work prepared Holtz If lf s all the same w1th you Mr Holden I ll take a chocolate root beer 73 L , 3 x , . A 4 ' . , , . I . - -..l. , , Q' ' ' ' C ' . . . , , . . . ' ' ' . D 3 1 , C , , . - , . e . . . p .. - C , l - Ra- , Y , e :va s s' , C 1 1 - , , , e , who gets by the - Y 7 . Cl. A. A. Gorrells , . ' N W H 5 I r v y ss 1 v 9 , . Y I ' 1. 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GUNBOATER GROUP XV1llard Polhcmus The B1g Boot C 7 Mcflglllnd Adylmr Mgmbcrs B Bnrly E Bnclur G Danur R Varnny Vhmbarshlp ruqulnnnnts Z OVLI'9llLd ful MARRILD I HL QUI ER C ACKI ERS XX .xrnn kllfll Grmd Guffavwr 1 lx Gorrrll Advmr Vlrnmbnrs l Sghmnl R Xlllky A 'XflcBr1dL ln ordur to bacomc' 1 mnmbyr of thls noud Llub you must possuss om pur ot hullhy lungs 'md plenty ol poymr or 21 pncullar snnclur CLAVN CLUB Burn Brandon Supkr Scratchur Nfl nl ay lor Adyxsu Wlxmbnrs l Bontar M Patlc M Lyons M Palmur Club rcqulrcmgnts IO nngurmn s lgn rm a hast mm VILN S CLUB Hcrbcrt Rouch Supramc Sacrlficer I P Hgrner Advlslr 'Vlxmbnrs L Poorg H Howard W Crum W Tully mlxficatlons for mcmbcrshrp Qtcppmg l vsoman for at least l XLZII' 14 l9 I ,A lf . . . . ,, , - ,, L . , . ., , . , L .. ld' s 1-- , l ,. .A . s s . ,1 V X l r . ' - , v. wry, . s A .. L , L . -. 4 4 4 1' , 4 M 1 , ' l '- . , 4 x 1 J xx s 1 - , WH, . , , L, f s i , , . . . , ' . 4. 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U .- COXINX Html Sctloot A RIDDI I NVh1t ts hls nimt XVhtrt dots ht hu NVh1t ls hls ottupltlon Ilt s htrt tt school ht tt uhts too so that s no LOflSOl'tllOI1 Ht IS tht ont xx ho guts out ttms. to xll xx ho hrt Ik tht rult I o thost who sus or thost who flunk or yust stty out ot sthool Ht ll gut you txstnty ptrtods xxxth 1 look thlt s so smttrt And hns l1XOI'llL words rolrttl loud md tltlr mrt thtst 'SVSU THL 'I TACHER S COMMANDMEN I S Thou shalt not d1fCh ptrlods II Thou shalt not speak dxsrtspectfully to 3. of thy ttachtrs Ihou shalt not strtw rubblsh our It Lampus nor m tht bL1llCllf1QS Thou shllt not topy thy nttghbors lsstgnmtnt Thou shalt not lull tlmt ' I hou shalt not LOIHITHI mnoymtt I hou shilt tondutt thystlt grtcttully m Asstmblw l Ihou shllt tlotht thystlt utordmg t rults ou Nlt bt lo 1 to thy stuoo utxxttlts Ihou shalt not thus gum nor must dtsturbanct m thy classes Reustd by tht Facultx for tht Class of 1934 'NW XVQ have a box named Duk Goodell Ihcrc once was a gurl wt tallcd XV1th all the gtrls he gets on swell Hamlsh D 1 HQ S tall and he S thm Whose ttlgilrgihsong xx as ont tt me It I don t gCE that plc But tor Jordan hc s already fell I 11 break down and Cry HC S COl'TlIUlffCd UO Sll'1 And soon Ill hc catmg tht xarmsh ' XJ TTILQQ s i IITT If7iQE UNONV You sun lslIiARf In , . 3. 111. 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