Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Springs and summers, autumns and winters merge and blend to form the happy times known as high school. This book, the Cardinal, symbolizes the passing of another memorable year-a very enjoyable year providing a chance for each student to aid our school working side by side with all the other members. Everyone has indeed helped our school with discretion and enthusiasm. This is the true spirit of service--willingness. We must naturally have respect for the work that is done, but the desire for it is ever more essential. Through the excitement, apprehension, esprit dc corps, work- ing as ideal mixtures, we can remember and recall how we have enjoyed the benefits that each helped to give. 4 Let us not forget the day our student body officers stepped into office, then elected industrious, willing workers to follow as leaders next year. Pride was displayed in our newly completed grandstands and the gym buildings. With the switchboard, clocks and heating installed during the year, more efficiency was added to benefit the entire school. Here in these pages we all meet again, some for the last time before going to serve elsewhere. Our friends remind us of each joyous moment told page by page through this book, unlocking memories cherished and never forgotten. WORD 3

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To our teachers and boys who were called into our armed forces, our dedication this year expresses the sincere confidence that they can loyally and proudly do their duty. Lt. Doc Sooter reported to San Diego, where he now has the position of assistant officer in charge of physical training of the athletic department. This is much the same job that he held here. Because of his liking for this work, we hope that Lt. Sooter can now serve the Navy as Well as he served us. g5g,3,5g.s' Q X , x g. Q08 Lt. W. M. Sooter ATION s Lt. T. W. Preston In November our commercial teacher, Lt. Preston, was called by the reserves to report to Camp Pendleton. As a first lieutenant he was shipped to Korea where he fought. At the time of this writing he has been sent to Hong- chon for a well deserved rest. We hope hc will soon be back here permanently to resume his teaching. In closing, we express our humble gra- titude to those who have left our school for their country.