Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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BEN S. MILLIKAN STANLEY B SHAVER Superintendent Vice Principal Principal Through twenty-six years Mr. Millikan has seen Covina High grow into what is now one of the out- standing schools in the San Gabriel Valley. He has made sure that our policies are of the highest and that our educational standards will enable us to enter any college we might choose. Mr. Millikan is superintendent of a district which includes Baldwin Park, Charter Oak, Lark Ellen, Merwin, and West Covina, a job which he has capably carried out. His friendliness and helpfulness have won for him the respect and admiration of the entire Student Body. ,Axle I. 1 Superintendent A Vice-principal Ever noticed that quiet, efficient man who waits for you every morning when you rush breathlessly into the attendance office late again? And if you're always late, he tries to break this habit by giving a few well-deserved hours of detention! Mr. Shaver does his best to prevent ditching and other campus crimes and his best is always a good job! And then you find that same man supporting a current play, a football game, a track meet, or advising the sophomore class. To sum it all up, our vice-prin- cipal is a good guy in anyone's language.

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R. ROSS OFFICE STAFF: Principal Adult Education Doris Wyne, Joan Welday, Lois Jackson, Myrtle Couch, Dorothy Folsom Strolling down the walk at the side of the Admin- istration building is a man we all know. Noted for his kindness and helpfulness, he receives many a cheerful Good morning, Mr. Rossf, He is especially praised by the freshmen, who find the answers to many of their problems by consulting him in his office in the S. C. building. Its doors are always open to anyone desiring his help and advice. Mr. Ross will have a place in our pleasant memories of C. U. H. S. both as a friend and as the Principal of Night School and Adult Education. Adult Education Secretaries ll A big swinging door marked oHice'l is our destina- tion, Go ahead, open it-there, you see what we mean? Friendly faces look up from record books, letters, files, typewriters, or whatever task is at hand, and smilingly ask, Is there something we can do for you? Student Body, we proudly present the Office Staff, who not only do their oflice work but are noted for the helping hands they extend when needed. Now 1et's cross the hall to the attendance office. Who is she? Well, her name is Dorothy Folsom. Of course you know her, everyone does, for she makes out the eligibility lists, and keeps the Attendance Record up to date Qalong with many other tasksj. Now what do you think of our office staff? Well, we think they're wonderful, too.