Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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- -, Www Leaazwe MZ, Our photographer caught these three English teachers at a crucial moment when they were piling books. They are Mrs. Blanche M. Ekeroth, George Z. Mc- Clelland, and Miss Charlene Mock, who also teaches Latin. Our science instructors, Mr. William Dresia, teacher of physicsg Lloyd Hall, biology and botany instructor, and Ernest Herner, chemistry teacher, are absorbed in an important experiment. Mr. Robert Johnston, history teacher, apparently is learning something about art from his two lovely associates, Mrs. Gertrude Whitacre and Mrs. Vivian Olson, both of whom teach art. aa c 01' .lyk Mrs. Mary Helen Bedwell, Douglas McNeil, and Lewis Pendle- ton Cour girls' physical education-math, boys' physical education -and track instructors, respectivelyj seem to be disagreeing as to the quality of basketballs. I1

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Mr. Verne R. Ross, our Vice-Principal, and Mr. Ben S. Millikan, our Superintendent, looked up from an important docu- ment for a moment to give us this informal snapshot. A 1 cf-L , L Here we see Mr. E. Lee Holden, civics teacher, and Miss Barnes, French teacher, deeply engrossed in examining a souvenir belonging to Miss Lola Clark, our learned Spanish teacher. Miss Alice Smales, sewing instructor, seems to be taking cooking lessons from Miss Frances Rieke, home-economics teacher, and Miss Hazelle Ross, who teaches cooking and home-making. 10 i

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fwtw M1 t ee shop teachers, Mr. Gerald ce, who also teaches science, Phil 'Ijorner Cmetal shopj, and Harold Gauldin Cwood shopb, looked very puzzled over some problem involving mechanics. if lv 21:2 Qi, , Aff- The commercial-subject teachers are taking the part of students as Miss Anita Hage, typing and commercial geography teacher, times Miss Virginia Taylor, typing and shorthand teacher, in a speed test, while Mr. Clifford Shaw, typing and book- keeping instructor, dictates to her. We seemed to have interrupted a nice friendly chat between Miss Lois Black- burn, librarian, Mrs. Helen Drendel, world history teacher, and Mrs. Margaret Keel- ing, English teacher. Miss Beulah Yeager, English and dra- matics instructor, is becoming a bit musi- cal under the guidance of Mr. Roy Benz, band and tennis teacher, and Mr, William Lynch, orchestra and singing teacher. Mr. Robert Swede, English and history teacher, who is always full of puns, seems to be entertaining Miss McCall, English teacher, and Miss Marion Roach, who teaches English and journalism. 12