Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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. I .aa 1 i ,Jil .av--' ,ff is l yi , Cliff Garrett and Roger Jim Hanifan, president of Hanks, second semester the Legislature, and Mrs. legislators. Holt, faculty adviser. S-f r- 'Mk Row one: Susan Penn, Terry Hoy, Lavina Turner, Janet Good. Row two: Mary Quick, Carolyn Nigg, De- Niece Burrell, Pat James, Joan Stevenson, Warnetta Suell. Row three: Robert Dial, Bob Adams, Don Boots, Truman Johnson, Dave Buckley, Jerry Pearl. The Legislature, four members from each class, are elected by popular vote. This year they approved the Colt Citi- zenship Plan and sent delegates to regional conferences of California Asso- ciation of Student Council. Promoting the San Gabriel Valley League dance was one job, another, checking all club charters. In passing bills and activities as the Hi-Jinks and noon dances, the legislators state all their requests to the administration. Each class council has separate meet- ings where all student opinions are gathered together and where there is equal representation. SENIOR COUNCIL Row one: Don Boots, Allen Conwell, Hermann Dommel, Jim Cole. Row two: Joan Wright, Allene Nixon, Beverly Scott, Carol - Nelson, ,s U v Q ,Y .. X , . .

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1 S E . fd Marilyn Deitz Sandra Miller Mr. Fry Secretary of Finance Secretary of Records Cabinet adviser GOVERNMENT Each year the school govern- ment is proving to work better and better as more and more students take part in activities. Projects of the student body are developed by the officers and the cabinet, but the success de- pends entirely upon the stu- dents. The government works hard in completing such jobs as the Colt Citizenship Plan, bet- tering school management. The Colt Plan is graded by points, that are deducted for tardiness, Uditchingf' or disorderly con- duct. A great problem of the government was the parking lot which regulated parking, speeding, a nd departure of cars. Later licenses were reg- istered and cars were checked for decals. To climax the end of the year, a delightful, enter- taining social night was put on -the Hi-Jinks, with clubs fur- nishing food or fun for many hours. In accordance with the park- ing lot and the Keep the Kampus Kleann campaign, the student court held sessions up- holding the rules and regula- tions, bringing in witnesses, and pronouncing sentence upon of- fenders. 1 I xx P if -as-, ' 0 F:-4 4, an- . -'P' -..,,.. Beginning the fall semester, student court members were Ralph Cunin, Pep Orum Kidd, Ronnie Bell, Grant Robinson, Allen Conwell, and Barbara White. Ctop picturej Active on student court during the spring semester were Bill Coulter, Allen Conwell, Georgia Dee, Roger Bowlin, Barbara White, Mr. Sadler Cadviserb, Grant Robinson, and Don Oelrich. Qbottom picturcj 19 ' I I I

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