Covina High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Fred josselyn Matthew Karr Donald Kemp jack Lester Spanish Social Studies -Math Industrial Arts Social Studies The faculty of Covina High involves itself With a progressive program of education. The educators are more interested in opening the doors of a stu- dent's mind than they are with the mere memori- Walter Fm George Lingor zation of facts and dates. A true education is one MWC Math that involves the human mind in action, and allows the brain to objectively look at life and decide what is right and what is not right. This conception of right and wrong is developed on an individual basis and cannot be treated as a constant that does not vary from one student to another. Weldon Madison john McNamara BOYIS P' E' Business Education julia Matcha Helen Miller Martha Nelson Owen O'Cal1aghan English Girl's P, E. 27 Social Studies English