Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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MORNING NOON NIGHT And what is so rare as a day in June? a famous poet once said. Many of us have that same opinion, especially about graduation day and the end of school. But let us not forget our other life that we have just left behind, our morning, noon, and night existence, the round of campus life to which this book is respectfully dedicated. Our classes, ball games, school activities, and even the lunchtime get-togethers add a certain spice to our lives. Think how lost we would be if we could not go to school and see all the people we know and like, for school is not all studying. It is com- posed of all the elements which revolve to make a happy day-to-day adventure for everyone. To the campus life this book is respectfully dedicated. Students find the lunch period a happy time for friendly - informal chatter and companionship. ou -r • ) r M yy

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U ZUAjI sL. :P gtj£ Ct c Uih Juti U e I Y Morning, whose laurels the poets have praised down through the ages, literally means the dawning of a new day. Morning brings the excitement and anticipa- tion of new and unknown experiences. In the fol- lowing pages it will be exemplified as time for classes; it will lead us to the goal of graduation, which opens still another door of life, the door to our future. SENIORS . . JUNIORS . . SOPHS . . FROSH .