Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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TSr Ukeu, our counsel a5 we dtudu, During this past year at Covina Union High we have enjoyed many interesting and profitable classes with our helpful and understanding faculty: MR. GAULDIN, wood shop and senior class adviser; MISS GEIER, art, sophomore counselor, and adviser for the Art Club and junior class; MISS GOBLE, girls ' physical education and Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion adviser; MR. GORRELL, practical and general mathematics, president of the Faculty Club, and adviser for the junior class; MR. GREELEY, Spanish, English, adviser for the Knights, and B football and junior varsity baseball coach; MRS. HALL, girls ' physical education, girls ' counselor, and adviser for the Tennis Club; MR. HERNER, chemistry, prac- tical science, and adviser for the student government and finance; MRS. HOLT, homemaking and adviser for the Girls ' League; MR. HORNER, mechanical drawing and vocational mathe- matics; MISS JACKSON, speech, drama, adviser for Masque and Dagger, and drama coach; MR. JENSEN, U. S. history, senior social studies, track and tennis coach, and adviser for Junior Statesmen; and MISS JOHNSON, typewriting and bookkeeping.

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Here are the teachers ever guiding and instructing us in preparation for a prosperous future: MRS. ABRAM. Spanish and adviser for California Scholarship Federation and Los Conquistadores; MR. ALSUP. band, girls ' chorus and instrumental music; MR. ANDERSON, advanced algebra, trigonometry, solid geometry, and junior class counselor; MISS AUSTIN, English and adviser for Thespians and the sophomore class; MR. BATES, practical and gen- eral science and B basketball coach; MR. BEMOLL, boys ' physical education, Letterman ' s Club adviser, and varsity football and track coach: MR. CALDWELL, Spanish, French, Es- quire Club adviser, and assistant track coach; MR. CULBERT, U. S. history, senior social studies, and Thespian Club adviser: MR. EDGAR, algebra, geometry and basic mathematics; MRS. EKEROTH, counselor; MR. FRY, world history, U. S. history, and adviser for the Stamp Club, junior class, and student legislature; and MRS. GARRISON, Latin, junior Eng- lish, and adviser for California Scholarship Federation, Latin Club, and the freshman class. pursue our quest lor knowledge . .

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Pencil and ruler in hand construct- ing geometrical designs and thoughts of designers, the students in MECHAN- ICAL DRAWING develop new prod- ucts. . . . Understanding countries of the past and future and considering the problems of all nations are high- lights in the study of HISTORY. . . . BOOKKEEPING, the backbone of any business, trains the student in bal- ancing books on incoming and out- going business in modern trade. . . . A drill press, file and an acetylene torch are only a few of the useful pieces of equipment which comprise the kit of working tools for the METAL SHOP student. . . . Development of character, intelligence, and personality are encouraged through ENGLISH. . . . Efficient and speedy typing, as well as correct posture and technique, are taught in TYPEWRITING. won k, and piau. Mr. Harold E. Gauldin Miss Maria Geier Miss Virginia Goble Mr. Ted K. Gorrell Mr. John Greeley. Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Maxson Hall Mr. Ernest Herner Mrs. Patricia Holt Mr. Phil A. Horner Miss Joyce E. Jackson Mr. James M. Jensen Miss Beverlee Johnson