Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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MJQIW UL 8 W! W if Mg, TWT. 'T ' X iff V,,my T . Mina all ,Z ,fx Nik ,K . W F New - c ...M ..... .- -1 WX .. if- W . we CZ? Another student body function to be a success was the House ot Representatives. Under the new Constitution, Vice-prexy Ann Hurry and this group met every Wednesday to discuss problems and lay down the laws by which our school is governed. Left to right in the picture: Jerry DeRuntz, Diana Davis, Nancy Anthony, Kent Berge, Carol Goodrich, Bob Fordham, Ann Hurry, Larry Larson, Merridy Morgan, Bob Capranica. Not present: Milan Moody, Dave Knutson, and Jim Walters. Marvin Prager Red Goodwin Winnie Card Dick Burt Jerri Ballinq .sjfll llflll CJD!! l'l These smiling tive are our Student Judges. They are su- preme! The quintet's main du- ties are trying student cases and approving resolutions passed by the House, Hats oft to you for a job well done.