Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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SOPHOMORES . . . FRESHMEN . . LASSES While reading this book, we must not overlook the classes and their activities. The seniors, now leaving us, have looked forward expectantly toward graduationg the juniors presented the Junior- Senior Promg the sophomores got into the swing with their Sophomore Monthg the freshmen, new at first, are ready now to help the oncoming students. All have contributed faithfully to Keep the Kampus Kleanf' rallies, games, and elections for class officers, legislature and representatives. Certainly each year brings some accomplishment. new things started and completed. .. PROM . . . GRADUATION 23

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. . SENIORS . . . . JUNIORS . . . MEETINGS . . . PARTIES

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Planning this year's senior activities were the class officers: Beverly Scott, treasurer, Ralph Wilson, vice president, Bill Coulter, president, and Mary Ann Walton, secretary. Finishing their last year, the seniors may sit back, relax, and reflect on all the activities they have done the past four years of service to Covina. Their senior year, the most important and memorable time, the class sponsored a senior dance in March and many sock hops for enjoyment and relaxation after the basketball games. All enjoyed the S e nio r Breakfast, one of the final touches to this last big moment in their high school lives. Indeed, they can feel pride in the final year giving their many talents and services to make last- ing memories. re:-in Ray Archibald Leah Atherton Yanguarfls G. A. A. Hi-Y Trays-l Vlulm Track llistury major llaskctbull lYo4nl shop major Sciz-ncc major 'W' Fred Blechen Joyce Bond Latin Club Drill Team Track, manager Art major Science major Math major Noreen Balcom Hunu-making major new-v Donald Boots Varsity football Hi-Y, vice pres. I-Isquirvs, pres. ti and W., sports Lrgislaturc C. S. F.