Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Walking down the hall with ears alert, one can hear many and varied sounds. A glance through the open doors down the Science Hall shows: Miss Yeager, presiding confidently over her drama studentsl Get some feeling in it, she says- That's better -now try it again!', Further along Miss Mock can be heard getting in a sly quip which passes far above the heads of her students- Miss Clark beams Este me recuerda de Cuba! -Mr. Johnston- After the Turks cap- tured Constantinople, etc., etc. -Miss Barnes, Faites attention! Qu'est-que vous avez lu. -Mr. Holden, perched jauntily on the corner of his desk, voices his pet phrase, Well, all right-now the powers of Congress are as follows, etc., etc. -Mrs. Rieke stresses the importance of good home management- Girls, be economical in your buyingf'-Mrs. Whit- acre inspires young paint daubers, People, I want you to get the feel of the model-get in the mood '-And so on throughout the school. Each instructor with his own expressions and personal methods of teaching leaves his mark -on the student. A well-developed vocabu- lary-the mark of Mr. Swede or conscious- ness of grammar-from Mrs. Ekeroth and many more are the worth-while traits of knowledge which we gain in association with the capable faculty of Covina Hi. S

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E :Dwi any To Miss Barnes-for her enthusiasm and end- less vitalityg for her very necessary help and untir- ing efforts to make this publication successful- we dedicate the 1940 Cardinal. No mere novice in this yearbook business, Miss Barnes held the honored position as editor of the Stanford annual during her graduate year. For the last few years our Cardinals have been especially successful because of her supervision and helpful suggestions. In deep appreciation of her work and patience we pay her'this tribute. O MISS RUTH BARNES 7 rm

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