Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Foreword This is a story about you, whether your name is Gertrude, Frank, Suzy, or Butch. Now, because we couldn't pos- sibly include pictures of every single one of you, doing all the things you do, we decided we'd have to find a boy and girl to stand for you. So we chose johnny and Janie as the typical high school stu- dents. They have been created by the artist's pen solely for us. Be- cause they are typical, they do and say and think just the things you do and say and think, so we believe you'll approve of them. This Cardinal, through which they will take you, is a war-time book. You will miss the traditional red on its pages and cover. You will find there are fewer pages, fewer engravings, and fewer photo- graphs. You will notice that the material and cuts are not of the best quality. This is because of shortages, priorities, and higher costs. But although the quantity and quality of the pages may be lessened, the staff feels fortunate to have pro- duced some kind of record of your school year. We hope you wonlt be too critical of the result. And now on with the story. ' -THE EDITOR. are fgmgff 9 Y!!! fy its

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THE ST GF F 5 than the usual amount of headaches, what with new shortages and priorities to contend with no films no engraving and no paper to mention just a few items Changes have been made to cope with the shortages snapshots are mostly posed t avoid waste of film. The staff is headed by Helen Taylor as editor, with the welcome advice and help of Mrs. Rockwell. Under Mr. Robinson's guidance, we have Pete Re nolds as our hard-working business manager. Countless hours and free periods have been given by these industrious members as the deadline approaches. Especially did we find Warren Lockwood, Barbara. Shaver, Marjorie Gallman, Victor johannsen, and Kathleen Berg frantically rewriting, pasting, proofing, typing in the moments when work counted. With our student pictures to be taken, rain is inevitable-Writeups handed in late- hurried after-school meetings-Jack snapping pictures--a thousand and one things to do. After months of planning, worrying, and hard work-may we present HTHE CARDINALU This fear's Cardinal Staff has had more u - o .....-.l...i 'fm . . . Helen Taylor . Rates Reynolds . Victor Johannsen . joan Beardsley . Barbara Burns Richard Drake . . . Marg Evans Warren Lockwood . Millie Boncheff Bill Hunter Photography Managers . . . Tom Field Verden Moffitt Class Picture Manager . . Barbara Shaver Assistants .... Howard Lockwood, Phyllis Malan Director ....... jack Milliken Collective Editors . . . Virginia Sheard, Pat Durkee, Marjorie Gallman Organizations ...... Pat Hoerdler Miriam McClurg Classes--Freshmen ..... Paula Nigg Sophomores . . Eleanor Samuels Juniors ...... Ann Crook Seniors .... Phyllis Parbery Oscar Bayer Girls' Sports . . . jo Bandy, Betty Bailey . . . jean Thompson Pauline Whitlock Editor .... Business Manager . Detail Editor . Assistant . . . Layout Editors . Rewrite Editors . Staff Artists . . Typists . . Advisor . . . . Mrs. Rockwell Business Advisor . . Mr. Robinson Photography . . . . Mr. Dresia Art .... . Miss Boettger Back row: Jo Ban y, Betty Bailey, Phyllis Parbery, aula Nigg Bar- bara Shaver, Nancy Taylor, Pat Durkee, Barbara Burns, Mary Poore, Miss Boettger, Pat Hoerd- ler, Pauline Whitlock, Mrs. Rock- well, Miriam McClurg, Mr. Rob- inson, Helen Taylor, Virginia Sheard Front row: Howard Lockwood, Warren Lockwood, Roy Bayer, Victor Johannsen, Pete Reynolds, Jack Milliken, Charles Hickman, Verden Moffitt 8 1

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