Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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MR. OLIVER L. CORBIN Principal Us Ulla PROFICIENCY applied to these industrious work- ers. Among these conscientious people co- operation prevailed. Into each of the numerous tasks performed by these administrators went precision and accuracy. The principal who acted as captain of this team was responsible for MRS. EVELYN M. HALL iz aa! guiding the educational program. The vice- principal handled the position of director of attendance efficiently. Tremendous responsibil- ity accompanied the duty of dean of girls. This indestructible trio spurred the school's progress immensely .during the past year. MR. WILLIAM E. LYNCH Dean of Girls Vice-principal ' -this J, .

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Directors of Covina Union High School District are Mr. White, business manager, and Mr, Shaver, superintendent. within RY ill Ylliilli llllll gi, . , swat, -5- . 'ln- Other district administrators are Mr. Wooden, supervisor of attendance, Mrs. Ekeroth, director of curriculum and guidanceg and Dr. Ross, prin- cipal of the evening high school. U Brrrff! cg Vqaffai cc- OOF A COMMENDABLE PERFORMANCE was rendered by the district administrators. Plans concern- ing the educational program of Covina and Baldwin Park high schools were examined closely to select the one which would be the m'ost efficient. The tasks ot issuing work per- Serving as the Board of Trustees are Mr. Stanley B. Shaver, superintendentg Mr. Harold Elder, Mr. meyer, president, Mrs. Lela M, Heffnerg and, Mr. Jim D, Reed, Jr. rnits, handling the schools insurance program, and ordering high quality textbooks were per- formed with great accuracy. These team build- ers assisted us in climbing another step up the ladder ot success and prosperity. Jerry Nichols, clerky Mr. Ray Stroh- 5 w E.

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MISS GEIER Counselor Ugfzou A FRIENDS OF THE TROUBLED were these patient counselors. When students became confused, they took refuge in the counseling office. Pro- grams were revised to suit the student's needs and desires. Problems were dissolved by the competent hands of the counselors. Questions concerning college and preparation for o future career were discussed expertly by these qual- MR. ANDERSON Counselor Usamwo 'Z ified people, their iob was to help, not to hinder Words of encouragement and comfort were spoken to aid the students in becoming ad- justed to school life. Respect was gained by these understanding individuals who assistec many students to achieve their high school am- bitions. Miss Geier, sophomore and iunior counselor, assisted stu- Freshmen and seniors met with Mr. Anderson for helpful dents in selecting their programs of study. V7 advice concerning class work and college. mum: