Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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r» V f Busy with outside activities as well as with their school work ,v Je TED KOVACH in varsity football, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, and Lettermen ' s Club and with a music major; MERL KRAAYENBRINK in varsity track and with a wood shop major; RICHARD KRIGER in Hi-Y, all school play ' 48, Scholarship Society, football. Junior Statesmen, and Debate; CARMEN LANGLOIS in Tennis Club, Los Conquistadores, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Scholarship Society, and Cardinal; JOAN LAUGH- MAN, a majorette, in Art Club, G. A. A , and Pep Club and with a homemaking major; EILEEN LE BRUN in Los Conquistadores and Senior Orchestra and with a music major; LAWRENCE LEE in stage crew. Band, football, and baseball and with music and history majors; DICK LEE in varsity football, Future Farmers, and track; 1JUGQ LEHMANN in Hobby Club and Officials ' Club and with a history Tnajor; DAN LERG, a transfer from Smith Valley High School, Nevada, in basketball; LOIS LOGAN in Junior Statesmen, Cardinal, and Y- Teens and with a language major; ROY LONG with wood shop and math majors; MARGIE LINVILLE, a transfer from Huntington Park; DAN LUCAS, Cardinal business manager, in Scholarship Society (treas- urer), Junior Statesmen, varsity basketball. Band, and Mixed Choir; ELMER McCALLISTER, sophomore class president, in Esquires (presi- dent), Lettermen ' s Club, and baseball; BOB McCARTY, freshman class president, in Hi-Y and football and with a shop major; DOROTHY McFADDEN, songleader, in Masque and Dagger, Latin Club, Art Club, all school play ' 49, and junior play ' 49; EDGAR McDERMED with a wood shop major; VIRGINIA McGARITY in Nurses ' Club and Travel Club and with commercial and history majors; JEAN McLAGAN in Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, and Cardinal and with math and art majors; RALPH McVAY in football and with science, shop and math majors; DOLORES MADSEN in G. A. A. and with a commercial major; JAMES MAGGERT in Lettermen ' s Club, Hi-Y, and varsity football and with a metal shop major; ALSTON MARSH in Senior Orchestra and with a machine shop major; DAVID MARSHALL with a machine shop major; JOAN MASSON in Y-Teens, Pep Club, Future Homemakers, and Jour- nalism Club and with math and homemaking majors; NORMA HKjT H M in drill team, G. A. A. (vice-president), Tennis Club, Pep -eiubTand Dramatics Club and with commercial and music majors; CELIA MENDEZ in G. A. A.. Uniform Court, Mixed Choir. Cardinal, and Tennis Club and with music and science majors; and JIM MEOLA in Mixed Choir and track and with history and music majors. 4 ut 1 % Ted Kovach Merl Kraayenbrink Dick Lee Hugo enniann Elmer McCallister Bob McCarty srriendskipS formed will ionff Dolores Madsen i James Maggert Alston Marsh

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Dan Richard Hardwick Hathcock Robert June Horner Horton Bob Calvin Johnson Johnston Working industriously toward graduation were BETTY HAB- STREET in Dramatics Club and with a science major; VIRGINIA HALE in Masque and Dagger and junior play ' 49; ROBERTA HAMMELL with a music major; NEIL HAMLIN with metal shop and history majors; CAROLE HANDY in Art Club, junior play ' 49, Masque and Dagger, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and drill team; DAN HARDWICK with a shop major; RICHARD HATHCOCK in football, Hi-Y, Science Club (secre- tary-treasurer), basketball, and Lettermen ' s Club and with a science major; PAT HAWKINS, senior class treasurer, in Y-Teens (treasurer), Girls ' League Board, Masque and Dagger (secretary), Alcyonians, and Junior Statesmen; BILL HEAD in senior play ' 46 and 7 and all-school play ' 46 and ' 47 and with shop and music majors; EL8IL HEIM in drill team and Pep Club and with a homemaking major; £AT, HINES, Girls ' State representative, Secretary of Records, in Alcyonians (treasurer), Masque and Dagger, Junior Statesmen, and Cardinal; RONALD HOLMES in Los Conquistadores (president), junior play ' 49, all-school play ' 49, and Stamp Club and with a Spanish major; ROBERT HORNER with an English major; JUNE HORTON with science and commercial majors; RONALD HOWARD in Mixed Choir and Too Many Girls and with a math major; GORDON HUNTER, a transfer from Fremont, with history and shop majors; JIM HURLEY in varsity football, Hi-Y, and track and with science and metal shop majors; ROBERT IHSEN in Stamp Club and with history, science and math majors; BUD JACKSON in Hi-Y and with a science major; BOB JOHNSON in tennis and with math, science and history majors; CALVIN JOHNSTON, senior class president, in Masque and Dagger, Lettermen ' s Club, football, tennis, and junior play ' 49; MARGARET JOHNSTON in Los Conquistadores and with math, history and Spanish majors; BILL JONES in Future Farmers, Hi-Y, and football and with an agriculture major; RONALD JONES in Senior Orchestra, Latin Club, and Dramatics Club and with music, math and history majors; RUSSELL JONES, a transfer from Richland, Washington, with a math major; MARYE KENDRIC in G. A. A., Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, Commercial Club, and Pep Club and with commercial and history majors; ELISE KERCKHOFF, Girls ' League president, in Masque and Dagger, Alcyonians (Alcyone and treasurer), Latin Club (scribe), G. A. A., and Junior Statesmen; WALTER KLEFFEL in Lettermen ' s Club, Esquires, Art Club (president), and Science Club (president), and tennis, and with a math and a science major; and NANCY KOEBERLE, Student Body Vice-President, Delegate to Cali- fornia Student Council, Youth Federation treasurer, in Latin Club (aedile) and Alcyonians (Alcyone). memories wi Nancy Koeberle

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Carmen Langlois Joan Laughnian Eileen LeBrun Lawrence Lee Lois Logan Roy Long Margie Linville Dan Lucas Edgar McDermed Virginia McGarity Jean McLagan Ralph McVay di culture Appointive student body officers were Betty Gilbank, Secretary of Activities; Chuck Cheesebrough, Secretary of Publicity; Dick Gant, Secretary of Athletics; and Kerry Philleo, Secretary of Programs. 29