Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Oliver Engler padd . . Guiding students through an eventful year were prominent student body leaders Nancy Koeberle, vice-president and presi- dent of the Legislature, and Al Bates, efficient student body prgsfdent. Hal Farley Phil Gangwer Don Green Jerry Fay Richard Gant Barbara Gripe Eugene Ferree Joe 7V Dee Ferrell Betty Gatewood Gilbank Charles ' , Pat Grouf Gualco Howard Girard Barbara Gust

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find ft our uearS can quicKilu Achieving their goal, graduation, were MARY DIAZ in G. A. A., Future Homemakers, Glee Club, and Nurses ' Club and with a home- making major; CHARLES DICKINSON in varsity basketball (manager) and Aeronautics Club and with science and shop majors; MARY LOU DU BOIS with a homemaking major; JOAN DUDLEY in Art Club, Future Homemakers, and library staff and with art and homemaking majors; BOB DYER, Boys ' State representative, senior class repre- sentative, in Hi-Y, varsity tennis, Los Conquistadores, and football; MARYANN DZAJKICH in drill team, G. A. A., and Pep Club and with history and commercial majors; OLIVER JENGLER in football and baseball (manager) „and- - vjih jnath ancL wood sKop majors; LELAH ENGLISH in Dramatics Club, library staff, and G. A. A. and with a homemaking major; JOAN ERICKSON in Pep Club, Los Conquistadores, and Dramatics Club and wftrTaTTistory major; BETTY EVANS, sopho- more class vice-president, songleader, in Alcyonians, Y-Teens, Art Club, and Pep Club; HAL FARLEY, Boys ' State representative, in Lgs Conquistadores, Scholarship Society and Science Club and with science and math majors; JERRY FAY in Hi-Y (president), Future Farmers (vice-president), Lettermen ' s Club, football, and Science Club and with math and science majors; EUGENE FERREE in junior varsity baseball, varsity baseball, and Bridge Club and with machine shop and music majors; DEE FERRELL in Future Homemakers and Y-Teens and with a commercial major; JAN E FTNCHy n Cardinal and White (feature page editor) and with French and science majors; DANNIEL FRAIJO in Los Conquistadores, track. Junior Band, and football and with music and history majors; LOWELL FRYE in Lettermen ' s Club and with a machine shop major; PHIL GANGWER in Future Farmers and baseball and with science and agriculture majors; RICHARD GANT, varsity football captain, junior class president. Secretary of Athletics, in Esquires, Hi-Y (president), and baseb all; JOE GATEWOOD in Los Conquistadores and with math, science, and history majors; BETTY GILBANK, Secretary of Activities, in Alcyonians, Y-Teens (president), junior play ' 48, Junior Statesmen, and Pep Club; HOWARD GIRARD in football and with a wood shop major; RICHARD GOLEMON m baseball, Future Farmers, Hi-Y, track and with a science major; ROBERT GRANNAN with math and music majors; DON GREEN in Hi-Y and with a machine shop major; BARBARA GRIPE with music and commercial majors; CHARLES GROUF in footbaiL basketball, and Future Farmers (secretary and with agriculture and ' science majors; PAT GUALCO, songleader, ' in Sextette, Dramatics Club, Future Horn ' e- makers, and Cardinal ajrjA White and with musiejand homemaking majors; and BARBARA GUST with a music major. , Joan .Erickson, Betty Evans Danniel Fraijo Lowell Frye Richard Golemon R obert Grannan

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Aloria Bryant, Secretary of Finance, an f E»M Hines, Secretary of Records, gave long hours in student body service. Though they found it a grind at times, they thoroughly enjoyed their work. UaQLJ-2 .j . ' Margaret ' U - ° ' jJ-CMA. - Johnston sronu 01 f ' iwft Bill Jones