Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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Row l Row 2 it -Betsy Ward, Pat Ko- hout. Iohnny Ochou. Mr. McClinlic, Phil Bortells, and Marilyn Deering. -Dick Walters, Tom Taylor, Leon Iohn- son, Winston Goller, Bill Wagner, Mike Stevens not present. ST IIE T LE IJEHS PHIL BORTELLS WERE GOING TO WIN! Isn't that right, gang? This battle-cry has rung through the assemblies and the halls of M AD. They are the fighting words of our student body president, Phil Bortells, 0 Phil has been an inspiring leader who has raised the school spirit of our M.A.D. World to an all-time high. We would say his yedr os president has been one most students will not soon forget. His record for leadership is one that future presidents of the student body will try to emulate. STUDENT BUIIY EAHINET Probably more changes and improvements for the good of the school have been carried out this year than ever before. Phil Bortells and his efficient cabinet have been very successful cts the representatives of the student body. Cooperation between :students and faculty has been excellent. ' The cabinet has fostered the spirit which has been shown by the students of Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte High School this year.

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mu I' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Symbol of the hopes and dreams of our MAD World 'f l I I 1 1 1

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UF UUH ll WIJHLH BUY5'LEABUE CABINET THE GIRLS' LEAGUE is one of the two most important student organizations, the other being the Boys' League. 0 Since all girls of the student body are automatically members, it has been the purpose of the Girls' League cabinet this year, under the leadership ol Earlene Knisley and Virginia Bower, to plan a program of activities which will be enjoyed by every girl. This year's program was high-lighted by many interesting assemblies. The annual Mother and Daughter banquet this spring was enjoyed by all, as was the Hick Hop , the Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the league which started the school year oft. HlHL5'LEAHUE CABINET UNDER THE LEADERSHIP ot Art Wilson and the supervision ot Mr. Manning, this year's Boys' League Cabinet has worked efficiently to give the League one of the best years in its history. 0 The Cabinet has advanced and worked on many worthy projects. The snacks you have enjoyed at the lootball games, and the bigger and better pro- grams turnished tor the games are two oi their outstanding accomplishments. Row I-Sharon Spurgeon. Virginia t Bower. Miss Foreman. Earlene l Knisley, Sue Perkins. Sonya Hedeen. How 2-Iudy Bowsher, Mary Crumpton, Barbara Bowman. Marian Haw- kins, Dolores Bader, Elmer Gril- liths. Maureen Callahan, Elea- nor Rothwell. Iudy Draper and Dorothy Worrell, not present. Row l-Bill Marchi. Bob Humble. Art Wilson, Tom Taylor. Row 2-Ed Losee, Marshall Wix. New- man Porter, Skippy Carmichael.