Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Mr. Glenn White This year a new desk was added in the principal ' s office. The pleasant-mannered man who sits behind the desk is Mr. White, who is our very able business manager. As business manager he is in charge of all non-teaching personnel. He is the purchasing agent and manager of funds to be taken care of in this school district. He also manages the buildings on our campus. Ly i rJ help the School to run dmoo th ti ' Clerical staff were Mrs. Curl, Mrs. Greeley, Miss Holden, Mis. Bowes, Mrs. Coffey. Mis. Chapman, and Mrs. Couch. Meeting our every need were Mr. McCoy, Mr. Harold. Mr. Ciipes. Mrs. Ewing, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Whittington. Preparing our lunches were Mis. Christopherson, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Tugman, Mrs. Russel, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Shannon. Driving us to and from school were Mr. Mc- Wherter, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Mcintosh. Mr. Davis, and Mr. Gihson. i-vn jp

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teachers . . Mr. Robert Glen Oliver Mrs. Lois Otto Mr. Will Otto Mr. L. E. Pendleton Mrs. Mary Kay Poage Mr. Wayne Preston Miss Annette Rugen Mr. Jack R. Sadler Mr. Alfred H. Snyder Mr. W. M. Sooter Mr. Adrian E. Winkler Mr. Roscoe J. Vaniman Miss Francesca L. Favara We have gone through the daily routine of our classes and have had some lively dis- cussions with MR. OLIVER, English, journalism, also Thespian Club adviser and debate coach; MRS. OTTO, girls ' physical education, adviser for the Covina Y-Teens, and drill team instructor; MR. OTTO, vocational agricultural science, vocational agricultural mechanics, ad- viser for the junior class and the Future Farmers of America, Los Angeles County Fair co- ordinator, and Faculty Club ' s public relations chairman; MR. PENDLETON, boys ' physical education and athletic director; MRS. POAGE, English and Thespian Club adviser; MR. PRES- TON, typewriting, business training, and C and D basketball coach; MISS RUGEN, civics, United States history, and Alcyonian Club adviser; MR. SADLER, music, oral English, and student court adviser; MR. SNYDER, life science, biology, and general science; MR. SOOTER. boys ' physical education and varsity and baseball coach; MR. VANIMAN, physics, general science, counselor for the senior class, Hi-Y adviser, and B football coach; MR. WINK- LER, metal shop; MISS FAVARA, Spanish and adviser for Los Conquistadores. 18

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A fl ' Seen at sports and social events were JOYCE ABBOTT. Legis- lative Parliamentarian, Girls ' State representative. Senior Good Citizen, Cardinal editor, in Alcyonians and Scholarship Society; C HARI,F S ACKERMAN in Cardinal and with science and math majors; MARILYN ADAMS in drill team, G. A. A., Cardinal and white, and Commercial Club and with a homemaking major; MARLENE ADSIT in drill team and Commercial Club and with a commercial major; BETTY ALLEN in G. A. A., Future Homemakers, and Y-Teens and with history and science majors; TED ANDERSON, senior class vice-president. Boys ' State representative, in Esquires, varsity track, Masque and Dagger, and Scholarship Society; ROY ANDERSON in varsity track and Mixed Choir and with math and history majors; WINTON ASHTON in varsity football, Esquires, Future Farmers, Lettermen ' s Club, and fiL-Y and with science and agriculture majors: AL BATES, student body presi- dent, in varsity football, varsity baseball, varsitv basketball, and Future Farmers (president); VIOLET BAUMGARTNER in Girls ' Glee Club and Dramatics Club and with a history major; BRUCE BEARDSLEY . in Latin Club, Science Club, basketball, tennis, and Math Club and with science and math majors; BOB BISH in Masque and Dagger (vice- president), varsity baseball, Commercial Orchestra, Rythmaires, and Choir (vice-president); PEGGY BLACKARD in Band and Nurses ' Club and with a commercial major; BARBARA BLAZER in Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, G. A. A., and drill team and with a homemaking major; DOUG BLEDSOE in Hi-Y, track, and football and with a machine shop major; RONNIE BOOLS in Masque and Dagger, Art Club, Cardinal, Cardinal and White, and junior play ' 48 and with an art major; DON BOLT in Hi-Y, varsity football. Dramatics Club, and Choir and with a math major; RONALD BRADSHAW in baseball, football, and track and with math and science majors; BETTY BRINLEE in Future Homemakers (secretary), Commercial Club, and Cardinal and White (business manager) and with a commercial major; BARBARA BRUHN in drill team, Journalism Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and G. A. A. and with an art major; AGNES BRUTOCAO, a transfer from Ontario, Canada, and with a French major; ALORIA BRYAN ' P, SecreTaTy--ef Finances, junior class treasurer, in Basque and Dagger, Alcyonians, Scholarship Society (vice-president), and Junior Statesmen; ORVAL BURCHFIELD with a wood shop major; LOIS BUTTERBAUGH in Girls ' League Board, Y-Teens, and junior play ' 48 and with a science major; JOAN BUTTON in Cardinal and Future Homemakers and with music and homemaking majors; MARGIE CAFFEY in Journalism Club, Cardinal and White (assistant editor), and Alcyonians and with a com- mercial major; BOB CAHOON in Hi-Y and football and with a shop major; DONELDA CAMPBELL in Alcyonians, Com- mercial Club, and G. A. A. and with a commercial major; and DON CANADA in Future Farmers and with an agriculture major. Joyce Abbott Charles Ackerman Winton Ashton Al Bates Doug Bledsoe Don Bolt KjradiA una cictSS ca lied Margie Caffey Bob Cahoon