Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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AND NEWLY DEVELOPED OUTLOOKS

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,L 1. me 'nf' Through our years of high school, We are continually developing and changing our out- looks and perspectives. New events and ac- tivities frequently offer us different Ways of looking at our complex world. They prepare us for later life by presenting a variety of social and mental challenges, thereby ex- panding our perspectives. 4 aajfffifkif WW xx if . XXV, rf K