Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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Monroe, the founder of Monrovia, had established an elementary school, for he had soon learned that the American people were not interested in a com- The first high school classes were held in the two- story frame building erected on the corner of May- Q ig . gi sb. R? J ag. flower and Colorado lthen Crange Avenuel. The elementary school occupied the first floor and the high school the second. The first graduates, Carrol Fowler and Ida Whit- tington, were graduated in 1895. During the past fifty-year period over 4,000 young people have grad- uated from the high school while over 1,000 others have entered as freshmen and either moved away or dropped by the wayside. In 1903 the high school moved to Ivy Avenue, first occupying the frame building pictured on Page 9, then the plastered brick building shown on the same page. In 1920 both Duarte and Arcadia became name was changed to the Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte High School. In 1929 the school was moved again, this time to Colorado and Madison Avenues, the present site, which contains approximately twenty- five acres of land. The high school is proud of its graduates and proud ' of the record being made by former students in the present World War. To these graduates and former students, both in and out of the armed forces, we wish a full life and good luck. A. K. WILSON, Superintendent gigis . .... . it x d .'f' As a symbol of the . enlightenment of education our tower reaches toward the sky .K 1 a , ffm X tl , J. old Glory flies daily do t x' ln above our school, a ..., q guarantee of the freedoms Lk. ' 'l 'T of American democracy. ,s W' l s A 11,3 n ls L 5, 2 . H, I R ,tk ' E, ,fe Q -th eir E51 G DEDICATION It is with a deep sense of respect and affection that the staff of the I944 Monrovian dedicate this Golden Anniversary Yearbook to our superintendent, Arthur K. Wilson. The students of Monrovia-Arca- dia-Duarte High School, both past and present, will endorse our choice. ln his many years of service, we recognize his sincerity and ever-willing efforts to advance and develop our school and student activi- ties. THE EDITOR SUPERINTENDENT ARTHUR K. WILSON Yes, it was fifty years ago this school year that the voters of Monrovia de- cided to organize a public high school district. So enthusiastic were the people that they overwhelmingly voted Mon- rovia High School into existence. On these pages we have attempted to por- tray some of the changes that have taken place through the years. PUHTHAYING FIFTY YEARS UF 0 I ,YQ JW A group picture of the first school in Monrovia-prior to 1893. This school was on Myrtle and Lemon Aves. IB lt. .1 .jr limits x 1 uw , .SFX ails! i J X N acx W :'i-' ik- :.--at N. sci:-. N N. N j . N X- X , - A High School moved here in 1903. EUUCATIUN First constructed school in Monrovia -High School used second floor. In the year of 1917 the high school supplied many young men for Uncle Sam's fighting Yanks. A year later the boys came home again-victorious. Two years after the war Arcadia and Duarte were included in the high school district. 1'wm'ri,u'l1t wilt! IM mi will '-ii? In 1912 this building was constructed on Ivy and Palm Aves lt was used as a high school until 1929. E91 A A INSTILLINE AMERICAN IDEALS 0 Many hours and days were spent in planning our High School. When the final plans were brought together, a high school second to none was the result. ln the past fifty years boys and girls have entered its portals to re- ceive of its enlightenment and to pass on through as men and women big enough to face the world ahead. Many fond memories were left behind: but better still, they took with them the dreams of the future for which their Alma Mater had prepared them. I THE AHlIHITECT'S DREAM Now again-there is a need for better men to free the world of its would-be dictators. As always, M.A.D. has risen to the occasion. Its students are taking courses useful in a post-war period. Men and women who have left school are taking their stands in the front lines. We say- More power to them. The Walk as earlier students recall it INTU WELL TRAINEE IVIINDS AND THE VISIUN HEALIZED W l After all is said and done, after all the plays and football games are over, after the graduation night, the student carries in his mind pleasant memories of four years of life at M.A.D. Main entrance-an intriguing memory PHEPAHINE UUH YUUTH FUR TUMURHUWS E121 The freshman entering the endeared halls of M.A.D. for the first time feels the air of friendship and of cooperation. The students he meets convince him that no longer is he a child but a young man in a growing world. He finds his teachers helpful and kind and his fellow students real red blooded Americans. if C ,AJL-, fiefwtdiul , d.fv - awk pvfd-flkj ZDMLL JUCAXZJ s the Senior leaves the halls of 5LM,6,2L,l1e carries with him the feeling elong. He remembers how his a ers guided him and advised him do is path of education. Forever, he says, he will be grateful to those teach- rwhose real friends. U 2 Q 5 KQLXJJ-MA f Jfxw-'U-A Patio, tower, and arcade S' Bleachers I9 Music Department l925. On these pages we have reproduced pictures of students of other years. They reflect the spirit of their time and the de- velopment of our high school. if . s 1-KHALF EENTUHY'S FLUW The school started with hardly more than a handful: it now has an en- rollment of over lZ00. As the school grew, so grew its tradition and background. Today, there stands before us an institution with a record of a liberal education given to all in a modern manner. M.A.D. Football Team l920. UF IIEASLESS There's a High School in the valley Which is lacking not in fame, Through the triumphs of her students M.A.D. has gained a name. All her loyal sons and daughters ln a chorus now unite To uphold our dear old High School And her colors Green and White. Il 1,404 N. A 7 'I fb ,Hx A, . ACTIVITY illlllllllllll 'lllmfmm Q Q A lEifJlI:f:!1lQgfll?':1 1944 Commissioners l 928 We students of today are linked to to the students of the past by tra- dition and by inspiring ideals de- veloped during the past half century. W 1893 1895 1897 1903 1906 1907 1910 1912 1915 1917 1921 1 922 1 927 1 928 1 929 1930 1931 1935 1939 1940 1941 1941 1944 N - X--S' :xXx'X mu.. .X ,lux Monrovia High School voted into existence by vote of 75 to 1 Class of '95, with two members, graduates Graduating class of six students High School moved to site on lvy Ave. between Foothill and Palm Monrovia wins District Debating Championship Twenty-three students graduate Bonds sold for new high school building High School building erected on northeast corner of lvy and Palm Aves. Graduating class of thirty students Call to arms leaves Monrovia short of men Arcadia and Duarte each have representative on board of trustees First issue of WILDCAT published Monrovia City High School District changed to Monrovia- Arcadia-Duarte High School District Erection of new school building planned. Cornerstone laid April 28 1928 Mann Building completed and dedicated In presence of a thousand people One hundred and fifty one students graduated Mr A R Clifton superintendent of MAD tor 18 years becomes County Superintendent of Schools Dr A L Smith after 19 years of unfallmg service to the high schools of Monrovia resigns from Board of Trustees Mr A K Wilson succeeds I Warren Ayer as superintendent Mr S C McClmtlc advanced to vice prmclpal Miss Ruth Foreman takes Miss Grace Osborne s place as Dean of Girls New gym opened for use on May 11 New shop building erected Following fatal Illness of Mr Glenn P Hollingsworth Mr Robert S Manning becomes Dean of Boys Students again receive call to arms Fifty glorious years of Monrovia Arcadia Duarte Hugh School completed y x A jfrltli ff F' 2 55 11114511 1.1.1 .---4---f--- . Y . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C I I - . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .. l . 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McCLINTlC You may well pause and reflect up- on the growth of your High School since its inception fifty years ago. It is a history of a half century of progress of which you may be very proud. May the future years be ones of happiness and success! Congratulations to you on the Cold- en Anniversary of M.A.D. RUTH E. FOREMAN Congratulations and best wishes to the members of the 1944 class. May your accomplishments and suc- cesses in the future bring you es- teem, satisfaction, and happiness. ROBERT S. MANNINC N-,X X! F ,mx s at 3 'Rev 'K wx 9 EFFIIIIENT LEADERS The hub about which all things in M.A.D. re- volve is the Main Office with Mrs. Vere Cone Dunlap, Mrs. Alice Fra- ser, Miss Lois Smith, and Miss Mary Regan. Mary lMrs. Mitch- ell? and her helpers keep their fingers on the pulse of student life from the General Office. Things are looking up in the Attendance Office with Mr. Van , Mrs. Helen Hollander, and helpers. IN TRIBUTE TO OUR MANY STUDENTS AND TEACH- ERS WHO HAVE GONE FROM OUR SCHOOL TO THE WAR FRONTS, WE DEDICATE THIS PACE. THEY ARE BLAZINC NEW TRAILS AND MAKING HISTORY BY THEIR ACTIONS ON THE LAND, ON THE SEA, AND IN THE AIR. THESE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN, WHO HAVE DEDICATED THEMSELVES TO VIC- TORY AND PEACE, CARRY WITH THEM OUR HOPES AND PRAYERS FOR SUCCESS AND FOR A SAFE RETURN. E211 IN MEMU II IIIM E221 MYRTLE BARRIER GERTRUDE MORGAN INSTHUETUHS IJEVELUP UUR We appreciate the fine cooperation of our teachers, who responded one hundred percent in having their pictures taken for this year's annual. Short of flash bulbs, due to war necessity, they bravely faced the sun and gave us many cheerful smiles. BRADLEY ELLER WALKER COWEN DRAPER BAILEY CHESS PARMELEE FANNING WILSON COBLENTZ MESERVE BURSTON AXTELL DRUMMOND E231 STUDENTS IN THE IILASSHUUM, T241 HESTER SMITH GOODWIN ADAMS MAIN MoRsI.I. FEELER PARKER MURRAY RUSSELL wooo I-less: GRIFFIN YENNEY GROUT -DORT TIDMARSH DUNN OLIVER WITTLER 5 IAM gl ' IN THE THOMAS SEXAUER EDINGER BRUCE WOHKSHUP,AND,UN THE 771147 wi MICHEL I E SHERANIAN , WATENPAUGH I XE i A X V: A N STEINER HOTCHKISS .YSTEVENS POTTS LEVIN FINDER LINNERT PFAFF ULLOM HOWELL PILMER DOTY FIELD I E251 WE STUDENTS 26 Tommy Slater has successfully led us through another year of student body activities. Best wishes and thanks for the many interesting assemblies. Student Body Cabinet President Tommy Slater Girls' League Cabinet Boys' League Cabinet CHILL ENEE THE FUTURE. - ,W .. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES This Colden Anniversary of our school finds democracy as the cornerstone of our student life. We wish our Alma Mater many more successful years of service. ?,,,.,.. gs COMMISSIONERS E271 ff ,gww rf JUST A FEW VIEWS 28 Ever try a Toothpick. Dick? Oh! ? ! .1 eee UF HUB CAMPUS LIFE Q3 S. ss? What have you got that gets them? Don't believe a word of it E291 r P ' - l Elly ' 'H' 1.,rJ 'J' 4 Yu f AM U . 1 L WEE X . ' I j .yy if r - Sept. 29 Sept. 29 Dec. 9 Dec. l3 Ilan. 5 plan. l6 an an Bn an an an Fe 4 April l0 May 25 lune 2 lune 9 une l l lune l4 LASS EVENTS First Senior B Class meeting. Bill Nesbitt chosen prexy Senior A class meeting. Paul Tamietti to wield gavel Bill calls conclave to discuss plans for gigantic Victory Prom Paul and cohorts make plans for Graduation at special meeting Graduation announcements arrive. The more you send: the more you get Tom Gale, senior, draws honors in American Legion Speech Contest Winter Class Baccalaureate held at Methodist Church For God and Country' Fun Winter Class Dinner at the Ranch House We ve waited four years to eat like this Something new has been added' Graduates glve assembly Lorene Hoffman and Barbara Baggs skit Thanks for the Memories Phyllis Iensen representing l2 A s presents War Bonds to school For School and Country Graduation ' Big event of the year Seniors play hosts at Prom ludy Bailey crowned Victory Queen Helen Mackln and Lois Blakeslee honored as princesses George Washington Slept Here thrills packed auditorium loan Bailey and Tom Slater star in super production Prexy calls meeting Nothing important happens just so we wouldn t forget Roberts Rules Another meeting plans for graduation discussed lunlors fete us at the Prom our last one' Memories Future Paderewskls and Pons show their abilllty at the annual Senlor recital Lots of talent there Baccalaureate Services held in auditorium Excelsior On ward and Upward We eat Our appetite for this senior breakfast has been growing for four years dll lllrifl' ylulll Q 5. gc ll 'I l ,-, 451111: lllllff 7 .---2--- I .23 . . . . , . .. . ,I 25 . . . 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Treasurer-Pat Polk I351 Dorothy Hoffman William Nesbitt Iudy Bailey Ward Robertson Arnold Murfett Doris Trimm Tom Slater Dorothy Summers loan Bailey Myron Harpole Mary Lou Summers Charles Fox Gene Parrish Helen Mackin Robert Neuer Mary Ann Moss WHIJ WILL ACHIEVE, Ralph Walters Ethel lean Bortisser Curtis Iackson Carol Stevens Dick Geiger Alyce Flipse Lois Blakeslee Charles Canale Beverly Robinson Cuy Buckman lack Earl Eleanor Adcock Pat Susen Patricia Polk Margaret Ann Thiele Donald Andrews Beverly Riggs Robert Christiansen E371 SUME UN THE HUM.E FRUNT '? w ,-5 'W AM, 'D'- i331 1:27 -4 :, 'S- '? lean Crow Lucille Zaun Howard Lanterman Don Cartter Betty Buckmeyer Fred Rodman Marcella Hoover Robert Cruwell Karyl Amish Bettye Peters Don Slater Dorothy johnson Edward Phillips Helen Fry Frances Freeman Alvin Crobmeier Beverly Eaton Leo Skinner lean Brooks Roberta lennings lim Fulvio Mary Lindley Annie Ettensperger IN THEN ILQLNUUSTHJE 25, ,.-'ld-'Ji he 'Sf -'N Robert Behre Suzanne Vollmer Ward Kent Wilma Chumbley Violet Akerlind lames Russell Brown Virginia Principato lack Dunn Norman lohns Betty Robinson Dorothy Modlin Socorra Contreras Marilyn Davis Wesley Blain Marjorie Walthers Barrett Hughes Shirley Thompson Ted Stokes Carol Lautzenhiser Lois Tafoya S, 39 4 SUME IN THE AHMEIJ FUHEES Dale Cartter Colleen Hutchins Betty Brown Sally Harvey Winifred Foreman Wayne Whitlock Norma Kizcr Shirley Somerville Ann Smith Paul Van Houten Betty Olson Willine Whiteley lo Leta Kokanour lane Denstord Wilvan Conrad Bernice Iones Cleora lusticc loseph Bcarse Gwen Murphy etty Turner Barbara Curry Ralph Smith Imogene Ford Ruth jeffrey PRUTEETINE IIEMUEHACY Russell Mattos Dorothy Lee Louden Paul Rold Patricia Pasley Marjorie Moehrl Thomas larick Marjorie Higgins Robert Brown Ralph Riggs Beatrice Belding Howard Wheeler Orine Arave Kathleen McBratney Ainslie Hogan Helen Reeves lean Vining Ray Creiner Phyllis Rogers Robert Patterson Mary Frances White I 4 42 IFE Donald Elliott Suniva Stewart Grant Ross Wanda Iackson lean Wright lack Crain lean Helter Keith lones Clark Bower Carolyn Ann Dowd Ronald Wilson lean Hillis Iera Lyn Powell David Bidwell Florence johnson Bill Meyers Danise Willoughby LaVerne Poehls james Hudson Betty Lou Hawkins Frances Miriam Martell Paul Broxon Barbara Butterfield Marilyn Conter AGAINST THE TYH QW 'KK' losephine King Ceorge De Vault Vilora McCament ANNY Charles Ettensperger Alice Wilder Bill Bowie Kathryn Craig Lois Widener Rodney Anderson Margaret Grace Nelson Charles Clayton , N' f ', .1 f V' C x 4 5 -AK -1 k sf 1 X l l ' 1 J VDXS V- Q xi. i X Bob Peters L 'Il ef if El ' tl ,fal ,ilwca cy Wx Jpe 'n Auten Nell Bortells ,, ll r ,D 3 V is ooupfv Vt' loyce Mallough lohn Best Patricia Scherz Denny Coombs Thomas Stcinle Molly lean Pierce Bob Littleiohn Dorothy Wrede l431 I441 UF WUHLIJ IIIETATUHSHIP lil UTHEHS WILL APPLY FILM SAVERS WINTER SENIORS SUMMER SENIORS Carleton Ambler Bert Durborrow Bill Hall George Hartman Wallace Kellogg Albert Marshburn Robert Montgomery Phillip Wallace Ray Dorthea Beck Robert Betz Stella Carnes Donna Carrick Colleen Crowley Bob Ford Sylvester Creiner Martha lones lack Thiele SENIUH Cale Killen Fred Leadingham Kenvelle Brown Lee Mary Lindley Bob McClain lames McMullen Donald Mohr Leon Nordahl Bob Smith Row l: Cates, McCIung, Robcy, Honey, Canfield, Wilson, Smith, Cale, Sayre. Row 2: Brown, Moyes, Hirt, Tracy, Humphrey, Mildren, Holmgren, McDonald, Shapiro. Row 3: Neitzel, Kennett, Weiss, Anderson, Enright, Kennedy, Keefe, Collins, Watson, Clifford, Sweet. Row 4: Hart, Hartley, Zanke, Chavis, Curtiss, Dewey. Row 5: Kidd, R. Hart. l45l THEIR KNUWLEUGE TU THE IUN IOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Bob Curry Bob Kennedy Vice-President-Ed Wolf Secretary-Gretchen Anthony Treasurer-Marta Sweet Donna Douglas JUNIUHS Row l: Margaret White, Diana Shelton, Bettie West, Mary Louise Rehkopf, Mary Reed, Max- inc Utlcy, Renie Youzva, Patsy Pinney, Carol Patton. Row 2: Pat Roberts, Marilyn Simpson, Mary Ellen Siemon, Dorinda Parker, Barbara Summertord, Louise Perry. Geraldine Shafer, Mary Scotield, loan Woehlcr. Row 3: Lane Tcaney, Thomas Young, Larry Weber. Bill Wallick. Bob Shipley, Delwin Work, Edwin Simpson. lerry Wachsman, Elmer Staff, Harlan Smith. Row 4: left Sornbcrgcr, Bob Wachsman, Tom Purdue, Bill Van Derbur, B ible, lohn Sullivan, Clyde Thomas, let Turner, Otis Wilton, Ed Wolf. - Q L i -K ' i rl L- 1 BETTEHMENT UF MANKINII. L . K, , A Y I 5 4 JUNUILUHS , 'L , Row l: Lois Leslie, Helenklaclmsorulackie Laflcur, Louise Lamb, lay Leach, Rose Lee Lloyd, Dolores Hihn,Alean Hurry,l'PatlMiller. Row 2: Lois Glover, lanie Snider, Ingrid Hanson, Virginia Kautz,Mary7Hall, Melba Kuting, lnga Hanson, Mary lean Neuer, Nan McFarIin, Helen Miller. Row 3: Anglina Machado, Dorothy Callogly, Helen Kucster, Patsy Mendenhall, Frances Knox, Nettie Neal, Virginia McKay, Delia Leura, Mary Martin, lean Moderow. Row 4: Howard Pitt, Iames Reid, Iames Maloney, Phil Kenney, lack McQueen, Bill Rowand, Nick McCausland, Norman Miller, Arthur Peterson. Row 5: Harvey Rolf, lohn Peterson, Earl MacDonald, lack Minkel, Lefty Rheingans, Tom Nieman, lack McCarviIIe, Ron Mitcherson, Phil Kelly, Robert T. I. Mackie. E471 THE f W UISIIUVIIHIIZS UF SIIIENIIE JUNIUHS Row l: lackie Babbs, Laura Cummings, Ginny Bellinger, Ioyce Colette, Donna Douglas, Pat Brown, Pat De Nault, Norma Anderson, Lois Childs, Eileen Collins. Row 2: lane Cook, Bar- bara Balling, Beyerly Davies, Nancy Anderson, Estelle Coupland, lean Craven, Pat Faller, Betty France, Roberta Blough, Maxine Alfring. Row 3: Helen Cooper, Miriam Fink, Dee Eckhart, Mary Ann Bond, Lue Arave, Sue Arave, Ruth Brown, Eleanor Carter, lane Blyden, Eleanor Brown, Norma Atrim, Gretchen Anthony. Row 4: Kenneth Bills, Floyd Auten, Dale Rose, Ed Blaksley, Eugene Dickinson, Kenny lohnson, Glenn Cryan, Bob Boudle, Russell Collen, Stanley Card. Row 5: Perry Hilton, Bernhart lonescu, Robert Carter, Norman Fisher, Maurice lunod, lim Delkin, ArtyHollway, Bob Hadley, Tom Cunningham. Row 6: Robert Bennet, Dave Holt, ,.. Herbert Hoover, Tom Hubble, Ed lackson, Bob Curry. 1 -5 i 3. i491 WIIQL BE l2XlfENIlED X . - 1 l L 'f Y ' 4 1 I v X Q I, f W 'ji I x ss 4 K 1 'Q 4 l h -Y-Tb. V .C YN V- -:avr Wfvl A, NI v I fl G RC dnl K x K A Vmghwgdki ygf t lfj5Pwl JUNIUHS il Row l: Lois Leslie, Annamae Hornecker, Ruth Elliott, Virginia Hall, Alice Thurman, Dale Spicks, Myrtle Van Houten, Shirley Stewart, Ioyce Iohns, Irene Ripling. Row 2: Ann Marie Merritt, Marietta Mersch, Dorothy Woods, Virginia Erickson, Anita Baughman. Marian Ed- wards, lean Beagle, Girlie Queen, Ioy Hurley, Dorothy Purbaugh, Verda Mae lcnkins. Row 3: Colleen Debo, Barbara Robertson, Foy Simmans, Mary Trew, Lois Wiese, Betty Bowman, Doris Whitlock, Beverly Hampson, Barbara Baldwin, Lillian Wilson, Helen Brown, Eunice Wells. Row 4: Dorothy Dempsey, Barbara lonescu, Minerva Oatis, Mary Lou MacDonald, Shirley Chap- man, Doris Ray, lohn Benedict, lim Gibbons, Dorthy Griffiths. Row 5: Ierry Honza, lack Price. D .d L . . . avi arson, David Obermeyer, Richard Brown, Dick Douglas, Lewis Tripp, Charles Mite, Robert Mackie. Row 6: Walter Caebel, Perry Ehlig, Roderic Steele, Richard Coombs, Rodney Talcott, Bill Vanderbur, Bob Lee. Row 7: Don Thompson, james McHone, Stanley Downs, Herbert Thompson, George Steed, Don Lee, Bob Walsh. Row 8: Morris He gg, David Meyers, Preston Montgomery. t A fa I49l AND BY APPLYINE SUPHUMUBES Row l: Marilyn Slosson, Ednah Scales, janine Zimmerman, Barbara Whiting, jean Taylor, Virginia Spragins, Roy Siggs, joan Smith, Ronnie Trella, jeanette Singer, Mary Shook, Betty Winkler, Ruth Zatzke. Row 2: Marilyn Walton, Ruth White, Dorothy Zinn, Gay Yates, Maxine Whiteley, jean Smith, Ann Graves. Row 3: A. Penberthy, Bernard Warshaw, Bill Ryan, David Smith, Harold Raudenbush, Dean Russell, Charles Woodward, Virgil Stroud, jerry Parcells, Richard Ware, Francis Pottenger, Richard Sattertield. Row 4: Cameron Sylvester, Harry Phillips, jack Robinson, Walter Porter, Richard Qualls, Louis Williams, Charles Reed, Max Snedden, Tom Sullivan, Tom Temple, Tom Rothwell. Row 5: Wayne Rolfe, jimmie West, THEM Marvin Sain. A A LL E501 . M ' 1 ..-a .N .. . ..,.. , Row l: Evelyn Mayer, june Rheingans, Eileen McCl.zry, Elaine Ruechel, Eloise Lisle, Patricia Robinson, Dorothy Kerr, Shirley Noble, Kathleen Kirven, Carolyn Robcrti, Ellen Long, Florence Powers, Helen McMullen, Gloria Stanaland. Row 2: jane McAllister, Carolyn johnson, Florence Parker, Miriam Main, Betty jean Murfett, Gloria Osterhout, Rosemary Roper, Elizabeth Ann Reagan. Renda Lou Richards, Mary jean Wright, Dorothy Pearson, Rosemary McKnight, Sally Powers, Barbara Parmclcc. Row 3: janet Lent, Ann Moore, LaVerne jackson, judy Marugg, Mary Mundy, jean Kelly, Roberta Robertson, Floy Palmer, DeLorsc Roth, Mariellen Thomas, Ardyth Nelson, Phyllis Randall, Betty Reynolds, Dorcas jett. Row 4: Ed Lynch, Ed Nieman, Richard Montgomery, jamer Shannon, Donald McAdams, Dick Lee, Bob Loux, Hayward Olson, jim Hullman, Bob jackson, Dewane Rollf, Melvin Hutchins, Calvin Harnetiaux, Marvin Hor- witz, Bob Long, Allen Patterson, Bud Howard, jack Hobbs, Richard Knieper, john Leland. Row 5: Howard Moses, Bob Hoover, Stuart Henderson, jeromc johnston, Hubert McCulloch, Arthur jolley, jack McDonald, Verncii Hickey, john Killen, Charles Ritter, George johnson, Martin Hinman, Clifford Middleton, George LaRue. Row 6: Dick Harriss, William Roby, Hubert McCulloch, Harry Phillips, Bob Merriman, Kenny johnson, Bill Kobin, Neal Locke, Harold Libby, jim Loury. MEN MAY HEALIZE SUPHUMUBES Row l: Dorothy Griffith, loyce Corbett, Queenie Arxouyan, Delores Foster, Christine Hall, Virginia Clemmons, loyce Gragan, Dorothy Anderson, Doris M. Fraxa, lessie May Blount, Dorothy Hancy, Iosephine Garcia, Erma Eberly, Mary Louise Espinosa, Betty Blakesley. Row 2: Pat Boolin, Betty R. Austin, Audrey Downer, Betty Brandenburg, Elsa Arrigo, leanne Gretton, Pat Hoffman, Dorothy Boston, Ruth Crowell, Barbara Bree, Penny Hoeting, Pat Hightower, Mary Lou Blain, Betty Dick, Virginia Etter, Eleanor Crusan, Gloria Cronan. Row 3: Iune Hill, Carolyn Freeman, lone Gardiner, Mary Ann Fox, Elizabeth Eastman, Conception Contreras, Elaine Hopman, Mary E. Archibald, Marian Auten, Nancy Gault, Betty Betx, Virginia Behrens, Bertha Byrne, LaDene Cook, Betty Dillow, lean Fisher, Arlene Fisher. Row 4: Stanley Gibson, Donald Bedney, Don Cox, Dick Allen, Bud Akerlind, Bill Clark, Bill Brahams, Dick Coombs Bob Baker,'.Bob Burns, Waldo Cox, lohnny Combs, Ray Carr, Peter Blethen, Don Bride, Bill Boddy. Row 5: Bob Browdon, Leo Fradelis, lim Carlin, Ross Bryce, Burk Dandridge, lim Cam- eron, Ted Evans, William Glorfield. Row 6: Roderick Nieman, Ed Dunn, Don Beck, lock Brown, Bull Crow, Bob Erickson, Bruce Berg, Bob Billing, Bob Gregg,,Maupce Durbin. Row l: Pat Thompson. Belva Worrell, Vera Swanson, Virginia Murphy, lane Saunders, Ellen Anders, Marion Bass. Lenore Bcrtolina, Magdalene McKinn, Ida I. lohnson, Peggy A. Lee, Patty Stillwell, Dorothy Simpson. Row 2: Willa Sloan, Harold Staff, loe Hall, Walter Strand- burg, Doris Burnett, Lois louett, Dorothy Skinner, Dorothy Welch, Richard Wilson, losephine Alcala. Barbara Cole, Ioan Clark, Phyllis Young. Row 3: Betty lonescu, Robert L R h a ouc e, Maxine Iohnson, Eileen Berry, Mary A. Woehler, Kenneth Haaker, Laurence Romine, Charles anderson, 'Dale Ross, Bettye White, Perry Brister, Bob Rosey, lacquelin Ward, Lois Miller. ow 4. Clifford Darms, Richard Holle, Alva Hollander, Bob Holman, Ray Carr, lesse Ochoa, David Moody, David Davidson, Wilber Strong, Marian Bortisser Lynne Doney Row 5: Alfred Garcia, Buddy Merrians, Charles Brown, I. B. Roberts, Melvin Morton, Iohh Fisher, Duane Chester. E511 A JUST AND - - FHESHMEN Row l: Dorris Cottle, Lois Taller, Betty lean Graves, Beverly Morgan, Mary Smedley, Ferne Fabley, Laura Cueller, Lois Larsen, Lavonne Graham, Betty Lou Cadill, Margaret Ridlehouser, Virginia Hall, Earlene Knisley, Ophelia Mora, La Von Marquis, Roberta Goodwin. Row 2: Vera Withers, Shirley Peterson, Luciana Maxwell, Leota Harley, Doris Edwards, Gloria DaValle, lacqueline Collier, Barbara Scofield, loyce Gilmore, Sue Peters, Marilyn Minton, Marian Wil- kinson, Marvel Roberts, Virginia Kelly. Row 3: Rosalie lones, Eilleen Ferguson, Mary Crump- ton, Fred Young, Robert McPherson, Earle MacDonald, Harvey Anderson, L. Elder, Floyd Fraley, Iames Espinosa, Roy Hall, Gary Zachcmler. Roger Hedrick, Dick Bradburne, Kenneth Flint, Iohn Covell. Row 4: Ioan Pruett, Ray Allen Young, Bob Becker, Gary Huff, Laird Moody, Raymond Paulson, C. Sidney, Don Conditt, Ed Allen Bell, George Harpole, Rex Harbord, Herman Eichenhofer. Row 5: Edwin Caldwell, Charles Chrisman, Bob Phillips, Walter Ander- son, loe Carver, Watson Carpenter, Melvin Campbell. Franco Salvador. Vaughn Hayes, Charles Rogers. E I i I 4 will E521 Row l: Irene Phillips, Diane Reed, lrene Negley, leannie Powell, Dorothy Nelson, Katherine lvlorre, Ann Knoblaugh, Evelyn Knoblaugh, Cecilia Michado, Phyllis Pollard, Louise Myers, lone Prentice, Diane Ridgeway, Barbara Peterson, Margaret Pottenger, Marilyn Russell. Row Z: Geraldine NicCloney, Maxine Lloyd, Betty Lou Robey, Audrey Kudell, Anna lane Nowa, Betty Lou Relph, Nolita Prather. Vera Sible, Marilyn Sage, lanet Samp, Mary Louise Mott, Dolores Naggas, Doreen Shupe, Elaine Moderow, Betty McDonald. Row 3: Florence Shurtoff, Cora Lee, Beverly Montgomery, Marie Meyer, leannie Miller, Geraldine Smith, Wilma Stadler, loan Lambert, Bette Sivert, Patty Sayre, Mary Ann Lipps, Margaret McLean. Row 4: Dick McAbery, Raymond Myers, Robert Mohler, Frank Rithlepen, Don Meeks, Arch Maxwell, Robert Mac- farlane, Howard Mallough, Norbert Lamoreaux, lerry Knight, Eugene Meioline. Row 5: Conrad LaGrosta, Earl Magrusson, Duane Robertson, Charles Knoles, Henry Morris, Robert McCIung, Don Matthews, Gene Kelly, lerry Roberts, Herman Roberts, lack Reeves, Burston Myers, Tom Talcott. EVEllLASflINE PIZACE... FHESHMEN Row l: Dorothy Svitack, Shirley Van Houten, Sonia Spilcle, Barbara Thomas, Inez Watson, loan Winterer, Cecilia Zerr, lean Walters, Barbara Worrell, loanne Tolbert, Nadine Spencer, Martha Stroeh, Geraldine Ward, Eula Zimmerman. Row 2: Bill Taylor, Ken Welch, Richard Wychotf, lack Wilson, Richard Thormodsen, Bill Stevens, Neil Schonten, Frank Buchanan. Robert Wilson, Kenneth Sams, Howard Sears, Harold Willoughby. Row 3: David Shultz, Don Stewart, George Wagner, Albert Marti, Robert Woods. I Row l: Rosenda Garcia, Esther Rose Harned, Dolores Cahill, Wanda Hilton, Ann Gross, Arbutus Gish, Ruth Ewing, Patricia Hornccker, Arlette Barnes, Pat Covington, Lorna Char- bonneau. lean Bills, Marjorie Fitzgerald, Carolyn Beaty, Phyllis Hansen, Nancy Cronam. Row 2: Betty Berry, Mary Foster, leanne Allen, Martha Bonner, Esther Bornt, Ierry Cuellar, Fay Garcia, Erma Bennett, Sarah Busby, Berrlyn Hunter, Charlotte Hanley, Louise Friske, Edith Dunham, Courtney Acree, Betty Hyskell, Ester Green. Row 3: Shirley Howard, Mary lane Blough, lo Ann Crimson, Ardith Ann Edwards, Betty Ruth Fuller, Betty Ioan Hall, Alice Hathaway, Io Anne Andrews, Shirley Caldwell, Vera Born, Eleanor Hall, lean Brown, Mary Heaton, Shirley Edwards, Carol Clayton, Barbara German, lda Mae Hyte. Row 4: E. Ayala, Reginald Broadway, Bill Evans, Berg Witch, Hugh Black, Gene Bright, lim Bonds, Ted Carl, Stanley DeBoet, Oren Gorham, Robert Enright, Robert Enright, Forrest Besocke, Robert Castle, Billy Fisher. Row 5: lack Cara, lim Backmeyer, Bill Burdick, Richard Curtis, Franklin Duryea Charles Glenn, Harold Dandridge, Dick Davis, Vincent Fevoco, Charles Fletcher, Hilton Green, Don Garcia, Roland Field, lim Griggs, David Desmond, Richard Hughes. Row 6: Charles Debo, Gaylord Cooper, Bill Bradley, lim Griffiths, lohn Cassidy, William Grant, Lewis Carrel. v S K l53l -as -NWQCCIQF Aff YEIIH'S IIUTIVITIES Sept. 2I Oct. I9 Oct. 22 Oct. 28 Nov. 2 Nov. 4 Nov. 5 Nov. I0 Nov. I9 Nov. 24 Dec. I0 an. 5 C C C e March 6 March I6 March I'l March 22 April I3 May 5 6 May I9 May 23 une I6 The ping-pong champs of America and Canada give an ex- hibition Boyd Comstock speaks of his experiences in Italy A co-ed dance sponsored by the Girls' League is held Thea, movie, Beyond Singapore, is shownw, ands. Mr. Schenck speaks of big game hunting The Boys' League has a meeting The French picture, Marie Chapdelaine, is shown. Oh boy! What a Life! , a Henry Aldrich play, is produced A fine Armistice Day Program, consisting mostly of mu- sic, is given P.T.A. dance sponsored by the Math fr Scholarship Clubs is held We students have a pep rally for the Thanksgiving Day Covina football game Gloria, Christmas pageant, is given A Student Conference is held at Mark Keppel High School A and B football certificates are awarded In assembly Co ed dance with swing band is held in gym League meetings are held Iunlor Statesman Victory Ball is held with Mary Heaton queen of the beauties and Don Slater king of the beasts M A D on national hook up Preparing for the Alr Age KNX El Monte challenges M A D to bond sale contest EI Monte ahead by S1000 with MA D later in week leading by S5000 EI Monte exchange assembly entertains with some hot numbers P T A dance sponsored by the Circle M and the C A A Monrovia exchange assembly at El Monte The annual Mother Daughter Banquet IS held In the cafe teria Naughty Marietta is presented A P T A dance is held in the gym The G A A Banquet was a great success with a crowd at the party School s out .gp-pall 1 11211, V 5- ' ,Irv AZ' pu.:-Af 110371 .3-,, I 6 . . lan. 21 I I O 0 1 - - . 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X , --- .,-. ul' , rllf',-.--.-- I ' x -4- . --- I gnrJllll,,...--v-if Iliff, I l' .ligrlg-.ILC---vF : ' -H: F- q11 rf, , , ,- F'-l1 fjriflJu.r1ri-lv' Y-i Ai-1 init E551 They cover the news WE STHUEELE WITH THE PRINTED WUHII I56 MARY WITTLER MYRON HARPOLE Advisor Editor STAFF Myron Harpole Editor Paul Wiel Assistant Editor Bob Patterson Sports Editor Gene Parrish Sports Assistant Bill Nesbitt Bob Cunningham Art Editor Nell Bortells Art Editor Ginny Bellinger Social Editor Helen lackson lack Earl Marilyn Burton Nick McCausland Features Mary Brown Advertising Manager Wallace Kellogg Dorothy Galogly Peggy Wright Assistants Alvin Grobmier Business Manager Mary Wittler Editorial Advisor Writing up interesting news for the M.A.D. students has been the aim of the Wildcat Staff this year. Myron, with the help of Miss Mary Wittler, and with the aid of his staff, composed of many new writers and a few experienced ones, has done wonders with the paper. Ginny, with her social column, has scooped all the romances and break-ups: Bill and Bob, in their weekly column, have covered the sports successfully. Paul, aiding Myron as his assistant editor, has contributed much to the strength of the staff. Helping to keep the Wildcat out of the red was Alvin Crobmier, business manager. THE Wlllllllll EUES TU PRESS Don't worry, Myron. they won't overdo it. The boys and girls in the back room before it goes to press. E571 it 1 1' y 58 Well! The Editor's present! The I944 Monrovian is the largest year book yet produced by our school. lt had to be since we have tried to celebrate and to por- tray the first fifty years of our Alma Mater. The business staff has pounded the pave- ment selling the advertising to help cover the cost. They came up smiling and with a flying finish produced a good amount of cash. The editorial staff has been hampered by shortage of film, paper, and covers. Many times we have wished that M.A.D. could have had a golden anniversary when the necessities of war did not have first claim on materials. Anyway, classmates. here it is. AND THE MUNHUVIAN Dick Gieger .. Mary Reed .,... Pat Polk ...,........... Helen Mackin ..,,,,. Betty Lou Hawkins Edward Lynch .......... Gene Parrish .,.,...... Iudy Bailey .....,,.... Howard Lanterman ..,... 7 Nell Bortells .......... ....... Marilyn Gonter .... lune Rheingans ..... Nancy Anderson ...... Norman Miller ,.,. Editor Assistant Editor Circulation Dramatics Organizations Research Boys' Sports Girls' Sports l, ..,.,. Snapshots Business Manager Advertising Advertising Advertising J M J ,X J X if N T he usual reaction??? DICK CIEGER THOMAS W. GRIFFIN Editor Advisor ISPHUUUCEID- L ,I up J We Record the Year E591 fy, A 1 MUSICIANS W HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The H.S.C.A., devoted to promoting Chris- tian ideals in the school, is an organization where students may enjoy Christion fellow- ship. The group meets once a month and maintains a prayer period twice a week. The officers are: Doris Trimm, pres.: Dick Cieger, vice-pres.: lean Brooks, sect'ry: Cor- don Crowell, treas. UHK HARD SWING BAND Something new has been added! Every third period the familiar strains of 'LittIe Brown lug or Stompin' at the Savoy issue forth from the band room. This new addition has made M.A.D. a school strictly on the beam. With morale and pep up IOOMJ we say-more power to yah! l501 TU PRESERVE CULTURE LBULNCEB CHURUS This group of talented aices under the direction L Chester Ullom have add- ! to the spice and variety F many assemblies. The igh lights of their year ere the Christmas Pageant 1d the Operetta. URRSITY BUYS CLEE CLUB The Varsity Boys' Clee lub, a group of select asses, baritones, and ten- rs, have added much to the chncss and mellowness of I our musical shows. They are chosen for this lee club because of the me, quality, and maturity F their voices. SENIUR CIRLS ULEE CLUB Like the Varsity Boys' lee Club, this group is hosen for its vocal ability nd also for its experience. nder the leadership of Mrs. rances Potts, this group has made a number of our ssemblies much more en- nyable by their display of nlent. I AND TU ADD THEIR BIT Filling the music building with strains of eannie With the Light Brown Hair, the lr. J U N I U H G I R L S Girls' Clee Club has mastered the funda- mentals of correct singing and breathing. B L E E C L U B Comprised mainly of freshmen, the group is a preparatory class for advanced chorus work. N521 1 1 JUNIUH BUYS' ELEE CLUB With its primary purpose being to teach the basis of voice training, the lunior Boys' Glee Club has had an active year. ln this group we see a number of likely candidates for next year's Varsity Club. E541 CHARACTER BUILDING IIIITIV d' 'd h I b ' , 22222i. L.,Z,i.S,Z'l.c.,'.T,I,'Zis.f ,T..,,i'1'i!lT. SE N I U H ,T H I -Y smaller numbers. 'I fl I ' . f I XX, l1,f , ,. - nl if 9 l 1 ,ld .IIINIUHKTHI-Y Due to thc stimulus of war activities, the Tri-Y, a Christian organization ot girls whose duty is to help the community wherever need- ed, has grown by leaps and bounds. ITY DRAMA AUIJS ZEST TU LIFE .EAGUEPLAY WHAT A LIFE With cries of Hen- f, Henry Aldrich! nging through the uditorium, the Boys' nd Girls' Leagues pre- :nted their annual lay. Reports from the :ll-out crowd indi- lted that loe Scully as enry and Gretchen nthony as Barbara ere ideally cast. Much F the credit for the rerwhelming success A the play goes to Mrs. arolyn Doty, director. 65 ANII THESPIANS ALL LEARN Playing to a packed house, the Broadway hit, George Washington Slept Here, thrilled the local audience on the evening of February 4th. Tommy Slater as Newton Fuller, out- Bennyed lack Benny, and loan Bailey, as his wife, was exceptional. HEEUHEE WASHINGTUN SLEPTHEHEH VERSE CHAIR After a semester of Verse Choir, one is noted for his good speaking voice and for his clear enunciation. Many fine Memorial Day Pageants have been presented by this club. A great deal of credit and applause should be given its spon- sor, Miss Gladys Coblentz, who has labored so patiently and with such splendid results. .M 3- gp M 'vi yy: , 4 '1 V A i s S M lay X 5 ' ' it Q. 4 x J 1 . Q: 1 Q fi? Q An A -q A ' , - F' A -2' lg 7 ' 9 A v -A M Q: Xin' mf V5 . fx mg X X X xx M Qi X2 fi - X. M 9 wx' T5 'ggi 'f J X+iL Zi1L A X W D ,tv X . - we M.. X al, - fr' :QV m gi , , X 'iiE 7 .5 352 ' X V A b u ' 4- fiat A Q AF' H. as sf: ... 'Z 'RZ x s Ex 4 1' W- ,-' uf ,, 'Q' .CQ 6 .gk , mf A k u t E ls' 8 5 J 2 A Ek I ark N5 r '5' 'V' 1' Qi T5 ii' i - A -Suk Q1 ' - 4 ' ' U N 'R T. Ear' M NA? Y'v Q ' wen, , a '-'1:.n.w ' '41 ', : A :ga ' T in 1 5 .ja vrvifg-,L 'V . L at - X6 A MLW. fs ,S gf, W . ., ' il V.: , 9 AB? . ' ax. Q 9 u 'I' , .,, 4, W , ,guy . Q an . 'W' ui.. 5 X 1 fa - E - 'nw' W . J ,L Egg' fix. -1 -34 VP 1'- js. xv 5 NJ , yn A. I V ' , ,vit . Al'-v- t Q, ge ,F 1:3 .i 1,', 4 , - an W -lA' f , ' E- e M '14 an 2 Q . , hmm- Plug -'4 INfTHE WELL HUUNIJED Under a new sponsor this year, Miss Mabel Drummond, the Prometheans achieved out- tanding success in the War Chest Drive. Membership to this club is limited to those tudents who are outstanding in student gov- rnment and school leadership. The officers his year were: Dick Cieger, President: Bev- rly Eaton, Vice-President: and Helen Mackin, ecretary-Treasurer. PHUMETHEANS AHT CLUB E X The Art Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Edna Chess, has devoted most of its time to the war effort by making cheer books. These books are made of jokes, cartoons, and draw- ings, and are distributed among the convales- cent soldiers and sailors in our hospitals. They have also made many posters, both for school affairs and for the War Bond drives, many of which are used in the owntown store win- dows. The officers of this organization were: Nell Bortells, President: Beatrice Belding, Vice- President: Kathleen MLcBratney, Secretary: and Nancy Bain, Treasurer. E591 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT. The Speech Honor Society, under the direc- tion of Wilvan Conrad, President, and Miss Emroy Walker, faculty advisor, this year, as always, has taken charge of the American Legion Speech Contest. The aim of this group is to develop an interest in public speaking and to better speech in our school. The other officers were: Sonny Parris, Vice-President: Shirley Shapiro, Secretary: and Betty lane Smith, Treasurer. SPEECH HUNUH i , 1 N ey, K. 4 in .T X fa cuff in JUNIUR RED EHUSS T701 Al L T2 With an active membership of 75, ou chapter of the lunior Red Cross has complete' another successful year. Guided by Mrs Helen Adams, sponsor, and Dorothy Summer: President, the chapter succeeded in raisin over S150 in their annual drive. They knitte afghans and made puzzles for convalescen soldiers, and otherwise aided War Relie Work. The Monrovia and Arcadia chapter of the Red Cross have been loud in their prais of the work done by this group of students. EACH CLUB CUNTHIBUTES MATH CLUB With Mr. Frank Pilmer as sponsor, the Math Club has com- pleted a successful year. The main activity of the group was to arouse interest in mathematics and to gather the math minded into one organization. Oh, by the way, remembering that all work and no play makes lohnny a dull boy, some notable parties have been held by the local Ein- Steins. K.P.CLUB These future homemakers met monthly in the cooking room un- der the direction of Mrs. Fanning to discuss all the new angles on whipping up a little dessert or that I u s c io u s n e w casserole dish. USHEHS The ushers are a group organ- ized not to obtain personal pleasure, but rather to render a distinctive service to our school. They have given their time in order to assist our guests attend- ing programs in the auditorium. These fellows have earned our sincere gratitude for their et- ficient service and friendly co- operation, which has helped make possible many successful programs. E711 TU THE SUCIAL, CULTURAL, IIULLEEIENNES Collegiennes have had another enjoyable year. An evening spent at Little joe's eating spaghetti and enjoying the sights on Olvera Street was one of the highlights of the year. The officers are: Betty Lou Hawkins, pres.: Dorothy Hoff- man, vice-pres.: Pat Susen, sec.: Pat Polk, treas. -LP FIRST Alll Established immediately after Pearl Harbor, our First Aid Club is continuing its activities al- though the emergency no longer exists. Under the leadership of Mrs. Beatrice Hesse, School Nurse, the club holds monthly discussions of new treatments for the injured. The first-aidcrs work in cooperation with Stretch- er-B rers in case of an air raid. xv T Xa X x ,tw ig, XEHULAHSHIP Hamm sucnzw Have you ever wondered if there were prodigies-any future geniuses - any budding Milli- ikans in M.A.D.? lf so, the place to look is in the Scholarship So- ciety, whose members have made application for membership after earning all A's or all A's and l's for each semester of the school year. lt's a real honor to belong to the Scholarship Society! AND INTELLEETUAL LIFE Helping promote good fellowship between the South American countries and the United States, Los Buenos Vecinos has done much in encouraging the learning and use of Spanish. Their Pan-American Day assembly was a real success. With the co-sponsors, Miss Cryssie Hotch- kiss and Miss Zeline Morell, aided by Charles Canale, pres., Barbara Bagg, vice-pres., Lois Tafoya, sec., and Wanda lackson, treas., Los Buenos Vecinos have grown with leaps and bounds during the past year. LUS BUENUS VEEINUS V 1 1 LETTEHMENS f 1 gyv fy, .L 1' V It isn't everyone in M.A.D. who has the ability to earn a letter in sports. This club is composed of fellows who are willing to give their time and energy to fight hard for our ath- letic glory. To become a member of the Letter- mens' Club one must have participated in more than half'the games in a given sport. The officers of the club this year are: Bob Littlejohn, pres.: Ed Wolfe, sec.: Richard Cole, treas. ffl E731 UF THE STUDENT Bllllj, T741 ., wif' ,. v .- E 5 . Y AND LIJ FRIEND SHIP During the present period of international strife and conflict, the World Friendship Club has succeeded in making many new friends with people of the United Nations through correspondence, especially in Great Britain, Russia, and China. The above pictures show the interest of our students in international friendship, as the membership of this club has doubled during the past year. The officers are: Betty Smith, pres.: Nancy Wies, vice-pres.: Ruth Harpole, sec.: and Elaine Enright, treas. Zi, ik To NDIVIIIUALS AH For the first time in Arcadia and Monrovia the two Hi-Y groups have merged in one organization. The year's activities started off with a successful Father and Son Banquet, with leff Cravath, head coach of U.S.C., the speaker for the evening. During the year they enioyed basketball and swim nights at the Pasa- dena Y.M.C.A. Closing the year was the Mol-her's Day breakfast held in lune. E ENCUUHAEEII AREABIA- MUNHUVIA HI-Y encourage and promote the progress of science MAD SCIENTISTS and to inform young people of the future in this field, is the two-fold purpose of the MAD Scientists. ln accomplishing their objective, examinations are offered each year for science scholarships. The stu- dent who ranks highest in his school is given a trophy, regardless of his place in the national contest. This year's outstanding science student was Marie Collins. The officers this year are: john Best, pres.: Alfred Gale, vice-pres.: Marie Collins, sec.: and Bob Mott, treas. Faculty advisors are Mrs. Michel and Mr. Ward. Y TU THINK, IIET, Allll WUHK EEE IIEE CEE CLUB Something new has been add- ed to M.A.D.'s club life. Mrs. Pearl Mitchell's organization of- fers to the students included in this picture a chance to express themselves in music, dramatics, and other of the fine arts. IIIII HI-IIIl WIIHIIENS Although the fear of air raids from our enemies has greatly diminished, our air raid wardens are still a group ready to go into action should such an event oc- cur. The training they have re- ceived may prove valuable in Uncle Sam's armed forces later. STIIETIIHEH BEIIIIEIIS The Stretcher Bearers have not been as active this year as in the past. However, this group of husky young fellows have had their training in handling stretch- er cases. lf an emergency ever again arises these boys will be ready. FUR THE BENEFIT UE ALL. JUNIOR STATESMEN The lunior Statesmen Chapter of the high school, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Bradley and Mr. Main again took a leading part in student activities. For the second year, the Chapter under- took the task of sponsor- ing the Bond Drive. The Campaign became a Bat- tle of the Sexes. By ex- tensive publicity the large quota of 520,000 was re- alized. The drive was concluded by a gala dance on Washington's Birth- day. Among their many pro- jects during the past year was the Arcadia City Government Day. Officers for the year were: Bill Nesbitt, pres.: Don Andrews, vice-pres.: Dorothy Summers. sec.: Bob Mott, treas.: Myron Harpole, parliamentarian: Arnold Murfett, ser- geant-at-arms: loan Bai- ley, representative of the Student Body Cabinet: Iudy Bailey, member at large. EXAUH' 77 V791 ALERT ANU VIEILANT EALIFUHNIAEAIIETCUBPS Our high school is one of the first in California to organize the Cali- fornia High School Cadet Corps under the new law enacted last summer. Every boy over fourteen years of age was given an opportunity to join the cadets, and l30 have completed their registration to date. Verl Murray has been commissioned First Lieutenant by the Adjutant Ceneral's office in Sacramento, with title, Commandant of Cadets, and is in charge of the Cadet Company. The obiect of the Cadet Corps is to give high school boys an opportunity to prepare themselves for induction into the Armed forces. Special attention is given to military drill, courtesy, and discipline. Each Cadet realizes the value of this work. He is taught to bear himself as a soldier: to execute each movement with snap and precision: to be on time: to be courteous: and to respect law and aut y. I '.hf .1 CADET OFFICERS Row l: Captain Wilvan Conrad, Commandant of Cadets, Mr. Murray, Captain Robert Zanke. Row 2: First Lieutenant Richard Brown, First Lieutenant lim Honey, Second Lieutenant Art Doney, Second Lieutenant Fred McClung. WE PREPARE. . A During the past year, the air has been full of cries of Attention : Halt, who goes there? : and My feet hurt, as the M.A.D. Army goes through the Manual of Arms. l791 ,F il ' -vxxx':::CQ?YiQQ SPUHTS EVENTS Sept. I5 Oct. I5 Oct. 22 Nov. I9 Nov. 25 Dec. 7 Dec. l0 an. 4 an an e e I e e 2 e 2 March l0 March l6 March 17 Aprll l4 Ma 5 May I2 lune 2 Varsity and B football practice begins B's draw first blood with Hoover-Glendale Alhambra held to a close score by varsity Varsity wins. B's lose to El Monte Thanksgiving Day triumph over Covina Football teams eat at expense of Rotary Club. Season closes Christmas vacation interrupts basketball practice We travel to Montebello' varsity basketball team loses, Bs wln Bs have won 4 straight games begun to look like champs Varsity still ln a slump B s add a Lion s skin to their collection Covlna falls before the B s Varsity stlll tralllng We lose to Mark Keppel B s by one point B s again twist the Lion s tall B s tle for basketball championships with Alhambra Track Tennis and Baseball take the spotlight Ball club loses to P I C the strongest team in Southland South Pasadena falls before the might of M A D s clnder path men M A D base stealers pull surprise wln out of bag from Montebello Netmen have an average season of wins and loses Trackmen closing the year highly successful with many wins Spring football practice begins next year s hopefuls bat ter lt out Green and White game produces heroes brulses and a hopeful outlook 11011 gr F' IIIUIY I 5-1.1-11. U11 gill!-DU'-' -.l..AY .--1-- 8 l . KC U fi ' I8 CC S U! ' . 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VARSITY FUUTBALL Coach Oliver, taking over the post of varsity football coach this year, proved what he could do with a small, fast team. In an abbreviated program, as a result of war transportation difficulties, Monrovia's varsity eleven won two out of five games, to place themselves third in the League. They found themselves matched against much larger teams but fought back with every bit of scrap they had in them. With ten returning lettermen, next year's team promises to be championship material. VARSITY SCORES Monrovia 6 Alhambra l9 Monrovia 7 Mark Keppel 19 Monrovia I4 Montebello 6 Monrovia 6 El Monte 7 Monrovia 20 Covina 0 Ollie and Tammie talk i ovenx ll l ' 'cx7,X'Q lx 5 1 W UUH SEHUUL UPFEHS US Row l: Curtiss, Slater, Dunn, Ochoa, Carnett, Erickson, MacClaine, Reeves. Row 2: Warshaw, Baker, Montgomery, Berg, Ryan, Bauer, Giannini, Peterson, Smedley, Workman, Chandler, Moore. Row 3: Garcia lmgr.J , Collins, Taylor, Greene, lohnson, Villanueva, Henderson, Taylor, Hart, Brown, Allen, Reed, Graves, Coach Stevens. BEE FIIIJTBALL The B Football team began this year with only one returning letterman. Undaunted by this fact, the squad of new material practiced faithfully under their new coach, Steve Stevens. Against strong opposition they never gave up and many times showed promise of being real winners. Well, fellows, some one had to win and if it can't be us it might as well be somebody else. i941 Monrovia Monrovia Monrovia Monrovia Monrovia BEE SCORES 6 Alhambra I2 0 Mark Keppel 6 6 Montebello l2 6 El Monte 27 0 Covina 7 IN VABIUIIS BUIJY BUILDING l951 VABSITY BASKETBALL LETTEBMEN Bob Anderson, Bob Clare, Dick Felberg, Stanley McClintic, Bob Mott, Arnold Murfett, Bob Shipley, Don Slater, Tom Steinle, Charles Vogel. Row l: Shipley, Felberg, McCIintic, Clare, Anderson. Row 2: Vogel, Murfett, Edwards, jackson, Blakesley, Steinle, Slater, Mott. Row 3: Wiel Imgr.I, Ettensperger, Crain, Curry, Iackson, Iones, Oliver Icoachl, Wilson. Our varsity team was stunned by the heavy drain made by Uncle Sam before the season opened. Eight boys were lost via the draft or enlistment. To make another dent in our already shaken team, we lost our only experi- enced group at mid-year graduation. The boys who represented us in the last half deserve our commendation for going on game after game and putting up a marvelous fight to the very last. ANB PHYSICAL CUBBECTINC ACTIVITIES BEE BASKETBALL CHAMPS Monrovia M0hf2b2ll0 17 Monrovia Montebello 23 Monrovia Covina 22 Monrovia Covina 34 Monrovia Alhambra 22 Monrovia Alhambra 35 Monrovia Mark Keppel 34 Monrovia Mark Keppel 22 Monrovia El Monte 27 Monrovia El Monte 25 Monrovia Whittier 27 Monrovia Whittier 36 ,Y apfiox A' .. .... .LX ,, Row l: Burns, Kent, Decker, Ochoa, McLane, Reed, Workman. Row Z: Coach Stevens, Brown, Summers, Taylor, Moore, Coombs, Miller Imgr.I. Winning 9 out of their l2 games, Coach Virgil Stevens' B Casaba tossers came through the season tying with Alhambra for the Championship of the San Gabriel Valley league. With Capt. Ward Kent sparking the team, the basketball fans were thrilled at the fine display of teamwork, good sportsmanship, and coordination shown by our truly great players. Along with Capt. Ward Kent, the only returning letterman from last year, the squads' roll call of men who made their letter were: Richard Decker, Charles Reed, William Ochoa, Bob McClain, Bob Brown, Le- Roy Workman, jerry Moore, Denny Coombs, Bob Burns, and Norman Miller, Mgr. E381 FILLING UUH DAYS W THE CINBEHPATH An unusually good year was had by the local thinclads. The cinder path victories, according to Mr. Murray, were due to the large number of returning lettermen and to the all-time high in excellent material. First on the list because of their exceptional speedability comes the Varsity. An excellent showing was made by them in all their meets. Most of last year's lettermen ran in this classification. The Varsity won the league championship. Putting up a good fight, although lacking some material, the Bees came out with a fairly good record. Last but not least, the Cees showed promise as a future Varsity championship team. P.S. They had a good season. VARSITY TRACK Row l Top: McAbery, P. Montgomery, Relph, Rold, Whiting, Minkle, Harpole, Merriman. Row 2: Kennett. Kennedy, Elliott, Littleiohn, B. Smith, Chavis, Murray lcoachb. TRACK B TRACK Row l Top: Wallick, Henderson, Combs, Honey, Curtis, C. Harpole, Brahams, Collins, Chris- man, Dandridge, Kipp Imanageri. Bottom Row: Murray lcoachl, Price, Graves, Chester, Thompson, Baker, Burdick, Sullivan, H. Smith. C TRACK Top Row: Van Warmer, McKnight, Darms, Hickman, Hall, Murray lcoachl, R. Montgomery, Lynch, Buckmeyer, Halstead, Thormodsen. Row 2: Faught, Therien, Talcott, Carnine, Tolle. R. Curtis, Pitt, Delfosse, Broxon, Holman, Fletcher. Row 3: Kipp lmanagerl, Davidson, Bry- ant, Merriam, Becker, Stevens, Mallough, Rethlessen. ITH i901 WEPHAIITICE ANU IJHILL TENNIS Batting that elusive, little white ball back and forth across the net, the Tennis Team met all opponents with a fighting spirit and a will to win. The many Spring sports such as track, baseball, and golf tended to take a number of good players away from this squad. Playing against excellent teams, our netmen showed great teamwork and skill. - .WM ,151 -' A 2 Q.. , Row l: Ryan, Loury, Temple. Row 2: Teaney, Patterson, Wheeler, Crane, Duryea. Row 3: Oliver, Hoover, Murfett, Nesbitt, Hurt. IIEVELUPING SPUHTSMANSHIP, STAMINA, . ,s K ' uf Top Row: Stevens, R. Brown, Hutchins, Alley. Row 2: Allen, Raudenbush. O'Day, McHone, D. Smith, B. Brown, R. Dandridge lmanagcn Row3: Taylor, Peters, Kent, Fulvio, Rhcingans, Shipley. Row 4: Rasey, Slater, Nieman, Ochoa, Gorman, Carnell. As the season opened this year, our ball club was an unknown quantity. The first two games they lost to teams of greater strength and reserve. After B A S E B A L L beating Montebello, who was supposed to have an outstanding ball club, the team's spirit rose considerably. They lost to Alhambra's nine and also to Mark KeppeI's by a close margin of five to four. All the rookies on the team waxed into good ballplayers, and the season was considered a success. Trouble, lim? Vitamins, no doubt It's a long one! I 91 l ANU THE WILL T0 WIN, E921 inf' Our song leader glamour girls! YELL LEADERS SUNG LEADERS Congrats go to Ioyce, Lorene and Mazie for making this a real pep year. Those enthusiastic songs at all the games were products of their beauti- ful efforts. Making the field re- sound with Yea Wildcatsl! were Barbara and Dick, our lively yell lead- ers. w w Barbara and Dick give out with Mammy! ALLAPA E G.A.l UFFICEHS Row l: Bailey, Butterfield, Sayre, Iackson. Row 2: Polk, Kent, Wells, Ray. CIRCLE M Row l: Bailey, Susen, Bailey, Gon- ter, Sayre. Row 2: Adcock, Iensen. Butterfield, Polls, Eaton. Row 3: Hutchins, Yenney, Wheatley, lack- son. EATSKILL HAEUUETEEHS Row I: Linder, Moyes, Stewart, DeNault, Anderson, Mendenhall, Childs, Smith. Row 2: Halfel. Madden, Willoughby, Kokanour, Robinson, Carter, Dempsey, Sie- Mdll. Gardiner, Brelos lcoachi. UUH EIHLS ARE TRAINEE W 5- A I 4 IN HEALTHTUL ATHLETICS EIHLEHAMPS VULLEYBALL Eaton, Bailey. Hutchins, Sayer. Butter- field, Weiss. Top Row: lackson. Susen, SPEEHBALL Bottom Row: Iones, Conter, Butterfield, Sayre. Top: Mrs. Yenney, Bailey, Hutch- ns Bailey Ray. BASKETBALL Bottom: Wells, Trimm, Cook. Middle: Gonter, Bailey, Hutchins, Butterfield, Iones Top: Freeman Suse Sayer, Bai- ley Iackson. Ray K . T951 INVULVINE TEAMWUHK AND PHECISIUN xl' n my NPT 981 NUW THE TIIVIE HIS EUME WINTER SENIUHS AMBLER. CARLETON W vw 1- 3 Y Y A M - , , ARKLIN. IOSIE. GAA I.2:'Vice-Pres. 3: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4: Speedball I.2.3.4: Baseball I.2.3.4: Circle M 3.4: Scholarship Society I.2.3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Vice-Pres. 4: Secretary 4: Commissioner I.2: lr. Statesmen 3. BAIN. NANCY. Girls' League Cabinet. Social Chairman 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: lr. States- men 3.4: Art Club, Secretary I.2.3.4: Commissioner I.2.3. BARKER. HARLAND WELLS. Stage Crew I.2.3.4: Pirates of Penzance 2: Stretcher Bearers 3.4: High School Christian Association 4: Commissioner I.2. BENNETT, IOHN. Stage Crew 3.4. BOGLE, AGNES - BROWN. MARY ELIZABETH. Girls' League House Committee 4: GAA I.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4: Baseball I.2.3.4: Speedball 2.3: Circle M 3.4: Scholarship Society I.2.3.4: Secretary 3: Gold Seal Graduate: lunior Red Cross 2.4: Verse Choir 2.3: Wildcat 3.4. BUCK. GEORGE COLE, RICHARD. B Football 3: B Track 4: Monrovia Hi-Y President 4: Lettermen's Club Treasurer 4. COLLINS. MARIE LOUISE. House of Representatives 4: Girls' League Cabinet 3: Girls' League House Committee 3.4: GAA l.2: Volleyball l.2: Baseball 2: Basketball 3.4: Speedball 2.4: Scholarship Society I.2.3.4: M.A.D. Scientists Secretary 4: Verse Choir 2: junior Red Cross 3: Wildcat 3. CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT DARMS. FRED. From Washington High School. l94I. Football 3.4: B Track 4: Math Club 3.4: Lettermen's Club 3.4. DEAN. ELIZABETH ANN. Speech Honor Society 3: High School Christian Association 4: Verse Choir 2.3. DURBOROW. BERT FELBERG. RICHARD. House of Representatives 3: Commissioner I.2.3: A Basketball 4: Ir. Band I: Scholarship Society I,2.3.4: President 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Prometheans 3.4: Garcons 3.4: Iunior Statesmen 3.4. FISHER. BETTY ANN. GAA I.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Speedball 2.3: Basketball I.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4. FLICK. DOUGLAS C. A Football 3: Math Club: Arcadia Hi-Y: Stretcher Bcarers. GALE. THOMAS. From Iohn Burroughs lunior High School. 941. Iunior Statesmen: Stretcher Bearers: Los Buenos Vecinos: Victory Corps. GAULT. DAVID. Garcons 4: Wildcat 4. GLYN, BILL. Football 3.4: Track 3: Arcadia Hi-Y 4: Math Club 4: Stretcher Bearers 3.4. GOODRICH. THALIA. Volleyball I: Basketball I: Archery Shoots 2.3,4: Smilin' Through 2: Gloria 3: Commissioner 2.3: Los Buenos Vevinos 3.4: Thespians 2.3: Arcmons 2.3.4: Treasurer 4. HALL. WILLIAM HARRIS. MARGERY. GAA l.2: Volleyball l.2: Gloria 2.4: Orch. 3: Sr. Band 2.3: Sextette 2: Red Cross 4: Advanced Chorus 3.4: lr. Glee Club I: Tri-Y I: Symphony Orch. 3: Collegiennes 4. HARTMAN. GEORGE HEIM, BETTY. lunior Orchestra l.2: Senior Orchestra I.2.3.4: lunior Chorus I: Advanced Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Vice-Pres. 4: Gloria 2.4: White Christmas 3: Pirates of Penzance 2: Musicale Moderne 3: First Aid Club 4: President 4: First Aid Corps 3.4. HEWITT. PERRY. From Seaman High School. Topeka, Kansas. I942. HOFFMAN. LORENE. Girls' League Cabinet 2: Commissioner I.2: Pirates of Penzance 3: Modes and Manners 2: White Christmas 3: You Can't Take It With You 4: Musicale Moderne 3: Gloria 2: Secretary of Iunior Class 3: Secretary of Senior Class 4: Prometheans 3.4: Secretary 3: Thespians 3.4: Annual 4: Songleader 4. HORNECKER. DONALD. Basketball l.2: Iunfor Boys' Gfee Club I: Senior Boys' ' A Glee Club 4: Advanced Mixed Chorus I.2.3.4: Hi-Y 3: Lcttermens' Club. -Q. ' H RNECKER. DOROTHY. GAA 2: Baseball 2.3: Basketball 2.3: Volleyball 2.3. 93,5 H RNECKER. GLENN gg IENSEN. PHYLLIS. Girls' League Cabinet I: GAA I.2.3.4: Volleybafl I.2.3.4: Baseball I.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4: Circlc M 3.4: Commissioner l.2.3: Thespians 2.3.4: Prometheans 2,3.4: Gloria 2: White Christmas 3. W' l97I AF KELLOGG, WALLACE KIRKPATRICK, YVONNE. Commissioner 2.3: Stage Crew 3. TEH FUUH FULL YEAR KELLOGG. WALLACE. Sec. of Publications 4: A Football Mgr. 3: What a Life! 4: Gloria 4: Sr. Band 2.3: Marching Band l.2: lr. Toastmasters: Thespians: Prometheans 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: M.A.D. Scientists 2,3.4: Wildcat 3.4: Commissioners I.2.3. LANTZ. VIOLET. Girls' League Cabinet 4: GAA l.2.3,4: Volleyball l.2.3: Baseball 2.3: Baseball 2.3: Basketball l.2,3.4: Speedball 3: Moods and Manners I: Girls' League Play 1942: What a Lite 4: Gloria 4: Memorial Day Pageant 3: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Verse Choir 3: President 3: First Aid 3.4: Thespians 4. LEE, ROSS. Track: Basketball: Lettermen's Club. LOUDEN. ELIZABETH. White Christmas 3: Chorus 2: Gloria 4: Advanced Mixed Chorus 3.4: Musicale Moderne 4: High School Christian Association 4: First Aid Corps 3. MADDOCK. MAZIE. GAA l.2,3.4: Volleyball l.2.3: Basketball l.2.3.4: Baseball 2: Speed- ball 2: Thespians 2.3.4-: Gloria 2.4: White Christmas 3: Scholarship Society 2: Secretary ot Thespians 3: Victory Corps 3.4: Prometheans 3.4: Commissioner I: lr. Statesmen 3: Songleader 4. MARSHBURN, ALBERT MAXWELL. EMMETT. C Track 3: Concert Master of Iunior Orchestra I: Senior Band 2.3: Senior Orchestra 2.3: Symphony Orchestra 3: Arcadia Hi-Y 2.4. McCLlNTlC. STANLEY. Commissioner I: House of Representatives 3: A.S.B. Cabinet. Secre- tary of Athletics 4: A Basketball 3.4: Iunior Band I. Marching Band I: Hi-Y 2.3.4: President 3: Scholarship Society 2.3,4: Treasurer 3: Prometheans 3.4: Speech Honor Society 3,4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Executive Board 3: Garcons 3: Lettermen's Club 3.4: Vice-President of lunior Class Usher 3: Stretcher Bearers 3.4. MERRIMAN. RICHARD. Commissioner 4: Hi-Y: Lettermen's Club: Football: Track. MONTGOMERY. ROBERT MOTT, ROBERT. Marshall lr. High School. Pasadena. l94l. Varsity Tennis 2.3: A Basket- ball 3: Science Club 2.3.4: Math Club 2.3.4: Vice-Pres. 4: Ir. Statesman 3.4: Treasurer 4: Treasurer of Science Club 4. MOUNTIOY. THOMAS NEAL, BILL. House of Representatives 4: Commissioner l.2.3: Band I NIEHANS. BYRON. PALIVODA. MARGARET. From Chicago High School. l94l. Iunior Friendship 4. PARKE, ROY. Ir. Toastmasters 3.4: Secretary 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Ushers 3: Verse Choir 2. RAY, PHILLIP WALLACE ROE. DORIS. GAA 2.3.4: Volleyball l.2.3: Basketball 2.3: Gloria 2: Girls' League Play l942: The Perfect Gentleman : Moods and 3.4: Stage 4. ROIG. GENEVIEVE. World Friendship 2.3.4: Vice-Pres. 4: Los Buenos ROLAND. DORIS NORENE. High School Christian Association 4: First Corps 3.4: Girls' League House Chairman 4, SIMPSON, WALLACE STALEY. IOHN TAMIETTI. PAUL THOMPSON, IAMES Garcons 2.3. Red Cross 4: World Air-Raid Wardens 4: White Christmas 3: Manners 2: Thespians First Aid 4. Aid Club 4: First Aid TROMPETER. MARY ELLEN. Commissioner 4: Gloria 2: White Christmas 3: Stage Crew 4: Thespians 2.3,4: Verse Choir 2: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Collegiennes 2.3. VOGEL. CHARLES. Vice-President of Senior Class: Tennis 2: A Basketball 3.4: Stage Crew l.2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 2.3.4: Stretcher Bearers 4: Commissioner l.2.3.4. WHEELER. BARBARA. GAA 2,3.4: Volleyball l.2.3: Basket- fi? ball 2.3: Baseball 2.3: Gloria 2.4: Modes and Man- XJ' f ners 2: American Passport 3: What a Lite 4: fx ' 2- White Christmas 3: Thespians 3,4: First Aid 3.4. Q 64 3.4: wnacaf. f- W 5 ig K Q-3 siff' ' ' 'l ' Li-if., :- S ,, Q20- ki L I 98 I WRIGHT, PEGGY. Commissioner: Catskill Racqueteers: You Can't Take It With You : Student Director of What a Lite 4: lunior Red Cross 3: Treasurer 3: lr. Statesmen UF SIIHUUL IINIJ CLUB ACTIVITIES l99J SUMMER SENIUHS ADCOCK. ELEANOR. Volleyball I,2.3.4: Basketball I,2.3.4: Speedball 2.3.4: Baseball I,2,3,4: G.A.A. I,2.3,4: lr. Red Cross 3.4: Vice-President 4: Circle M 2.3.4: Treasurer 4: Prometheans 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4. AKERLIND, VIOLET. From Eastmont Ir. High School, I94I: Archery 3.4: lr. Girls' Glee Club 3: Victory Corps 3: Commissioner Z,3: lr. Statesmen 3. AMISH, KARYL I. From Watertown High School, South Dakota, I943: G.A.A. I: Glee Club I,2,3: World Friendship 4. ' ANDERSON. RODNEY. Spanish Club. ANDREWS. DONALD ARAVE, ORINE. Catskill Racqueteers 3,4: Volleyball I: Basketball I: Tennis 2.4: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Sextette I,2: Prometheans 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3,4: Scholarship 2.3.4: President 4: Commissioner 2. AUTEN, DEAN. Marching Band I.2: Senior Band 2: Iunior Band I. BAILEY, IOAN. Student Body Cabinet 3,4: Commissioner I,2,4: House of Representatives 3: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball I,2,3.4: Speedball I.2,3,4: Baseball I,2.3,4: What a Lite 4: Gloria 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Girls' League lunior Play: Girls' League Senior Director: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Sextette I,2,3: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: Scholarship I,2,3,4: Prometheans 3.4: Thespians 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Circle M 2,3.4: G.A.A. I,2,3.4: Vice-President 4. BAILEY, IULY. President ot Girls' League: Volleyball I,2,3,4: Basketball I,2.3,4: Speedball Z.3.4: Baseball I,2,3,4: G.A.A. I.2.3.4: Circle M 2,3.4: Iunior Girls' League Play Director: lr. Red Cross 3.4: Secretary 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Executive Board 4: Pro- metheans 3,4: Lcs Buenos Vecinos 3,4: G.A.A. Cabinet 3: Annual Staff 4. BEARSE, IOSEPH. Spanish Club: Cal-Cadets: Air Raid Warden. BECK. DOROTHEA BEHRE. ROBERT BELDING, BEATRICE. Sr. Girls' Glee Club 3: Adv. Chorus I: Art Club 2. BEST. IOHN. Science Club I,2,3,4: Vice-President 3: President 4: Math Club 3: lr. Toast- masters 3: lr. Statesmen 3. BETZ. ROBERT BIDWELL, DAVID H. Track 3: Hi-Y 3: California Cadet Corps 4: Commissioner 4. BLAIN. WESLEY. Track I.2,3,4: Tumbling 4: B Football Z,3: lr. Band I,2: Marching Band 2: Sr. Band 3: Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. BLAKESLEE, LOIS. From Academy of Our Lady, I943: What a l.ife : Gloria 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Sr. Choral Club 4: World Friendship 4: lr. Red Cross 4: Tri-Y 4. BORTELLS. NELL. Catskill Racqueteers: Girls' League Play 3: lr. Girls' Glee Club 2.3: Sextette 3: Art Club I,2,3,4: Pres. 4: lr. Red Cross 4: lr. Statesman 3,4: Commissioner 3: Art Editor of Annual 3.4: Art Editor of Wildcat 3.4. BORTISSER. IEAN. lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 4: Sr. Choral Club 4: lr. Staesmen 3: First Aid Club 4. BOWER, CLARK IR. Commissioner I: D Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 4: Ir. Orch. I,2,3: Sr. Orch. I.2,3: Sr. Band I,2.3,4: Marching Band I,2: Hi-Y 4. BOWIE. WILLIAM BROOKS. IEAN. G.A.A. I: lr. Orchestra I.2: Sr. Orchestra 3: Advanced Mixed Chorus I,2.3,4: H.S. Christian Association, Sec. 4. BROWN, BETTY IEAN. Volleyball I.3.4: Basketball 2,3.4: Archery 2: Baseball 2,3,4: Bad- minton 2: Ping-pong 2: G.A.A. 4: First Aid 4. BROWN. ROBERT F. Football 4: Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball 3,4: Sr. Choral Club 4: Advanced Chorus 4: Ir. Statesmen! Lettermen's Club. BROWN, IAMES RUSSELL. Secretary of Boys' League 4: Baseball 3,4: Football I.2: Tennis I.2: Prometheans 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Ir. Toastmasters 2.3: Sgt. at Arms 3: Stretcher Bearers 3,4: Air Raid Wardens 3,4: lunior Class Treasurer 3: Senior Class Treasurer 4: Commissioner I,2.3,4. BROXON, PAUL. From Palo Alto High School, I942: Boys' League Cabinet 4: Head Usher 4: Football 3.4: Drama of Life : Sr. Choral Club 4: Hi-Y Program Chairman: Lettermen's Club: M.A.D. Scientists: Stretcher Bearers. BUCKMAN. GUY. Football 2: Ir. Statesmen 3.4: Stretcher Bearers 2.3: Stretcher Bearers 2.3: Lettermen's Club Z,3,4: Air Raid Warden 4: MilIer's Club 4. gfjymwvfz BUCKMEYER. BETTY. Tennis, Art Club. lxgff 45 . '-Zhi XI 5 34,56 -9 H' I 'I , rg . ANU MANY FHIENIJSHIPS BUTTERFIELD. BARBARA BETH. Volleyball l.2.3.4: Speedball l.2.3: Basketball l.2.3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Treasurer 2: President 4: Circle M 2.3.4: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 2.3.4: President 3: Musicale Moderne 3: Gloria 2.4: Christmas Play 3: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: World Friendship I: Commissioner l.3: Prometheans 4: Music Club l.2: Red Cross 4: Girls' League Representative 3: Vice-President Girls' League 4. CANALE, CHARLES. Student Body Cabinet 4: Student Court 4: Football 3.4: Track 3: Scholarship I.2.3: Commissioner 2.3: Lettermen's Club 3.4: Prometheans 4: Speech Honor Society 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: President 4. CARNES. STELLA CARRICK. DONNA IRENE CARTTER. DALE. B Football 2: A Football 3: lr. Boys' Glee Club l. Sr. Boys' Glee Club I: Hi-Y. Vice-President. Treasurer I: M.A.D. Scientists 2.3: Usher 3: Prometheans 4: Lettermen's Club 4. CARTTER. DONALD. Boys' League Treasurer 4: A Football 3.4: Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Prome- theans 4: Lettermen's Club 4: M.A.D. Scientists 3.4: Air Raid Wardens 4: Sr. Choral Club 4. CHRISTIANSEN. ROBERT CHUMBLEY. WILMA IEAN. From Marion Township High School. Illinois. 1942: Ir. States- men 3.4: G.A.A. 4: World Friendship 4: Tri-Y 4: Victory Corps 3.4. CLAYTON. CHARLES CONRAD. WILVAN. Commissioner I.2.3: A Football 2: A Track 4: Lettermen's Club 2.3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Verse Choir 2: Math Club 3.4: Speech Honor Society 2.3.4: President 4: California Cadet Corps 4: Captain 4: Stage Crew 3: Hi-Y l.2: Secretary 2: Stretcher Bearers 2.3: Visual Education 3.4. CONTRERAS, SUCORRO. From Sacred Heart Academy. Los Angeles. l94l: Gloria 3: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: World Friendship: Music Club: Choral Club. COOMBS. WALTER DENYER. Yell Leader 3.4: Basketball l,2.3,4: lr. Band I: Sr. Band l.2: Vice-President 2: Sr. Orch. l.2.3: All Southern Calif. High School Orch. l.2: San Gabriel Valley Symphony Orch. l.2.3.4: Swing Band 4: Marching Band l.2: Pirates of Pen- zance 2: Wildcat Staff 4: Stretcher Bearers 4: Garcons 3.4: Tumbling 4: Commissioner l.2: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Prometheans 3.4: lr. Toastmasters 3.4: Lettermen's Club l.2.3.4. COOMBS. IOE COWLEY. COLLEEN. From Des Moines. Iowa. I943: Archery 2. CRAIG, KATHRYN CRAIN. IACK. Baseball 4: Tennis l.2.3.4: Prometheans 4: Ir. Statesmen 3.4: Hi-Y 4: Letter- men's Club l.2.3.4: Stretcher Bearers 4: Vice-President 4: Victory Corps 3: Commis- sioner 3. CURRY. BARBARA. From Marshall Iunior High l94l. What a Life 4: Gloria 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Thespians 4: Spanish Club 3.4: Iunior Statesmen 3.4. DAVIS. MARILYN DENSFORD. IANE ARDYTH. From Tucson Senior High School I943: Los Buenos Vecinos 4. DeVAULT. GEORGE. Commissioner I: Stretcher Bearers: Wildcat Staff 4. DOWD, CAROLYN. From Glens Falls, New York. I943: First Aid Club 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: High School Christian Association 4. DUNN. IACK EARL. IACK. From Alameda High School. Alameda. California, I943: George Washington Slept Here 4: Speech Honor Society 4: Stretcher Bearers 4: Wildcat Staff. EATON. BEVERLY. Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3.4: Speedball 2.3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Musicale Moderne 3: Sextette l.2,3: Sr. Girls' Glee Club l.2: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Circle M 2.3.4: Secretary 4: World Friendship I: Music Club I: Ir. Red Cross 3: Collegiennes 4: Scholarship Society 2: Treasurer 2: Prometheans 2.3.4: Vice-Pres'dent 4: Commissioner 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4. ELLIOTT. DONALD. C Track I: A Track 2.3.4: Tumbling l.2.3.4: Lettermens' Club l.2.3.4: Air Raid Wardens 4: Stretcher Bearers 3.4. ELMORE, LENORE 'U' ETTENSPERGER. ANNIE. Basketball 2.3: Volleyball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. A ETTENSPERGER. CHARLIE. Baseball l.2.3.4: B Fcotball - C g l.2: A Football 3.4: A Basketball 3.4: Lettermen's '13 l I 46?!r club 3.4. gm 1 , '.'1 ., 5 ,m ,,,,,mf 5. LPN,-L 1 '-: Sl'7 A Illllll FUH WE THE SENIUBS FLIPSE. ALYCE. Basketball l.2.3.4: Speedball 2.3,4: Baseball l,2.3.4: Volleyball l,2.3.4: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: American Passport : George Washington Slept Here 4: What a Lite 4: Gloria 4: White Christmas : lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Advanced Chorus 4: Thespians 2.3.4: Scholarship I. FORD. IMOGENE MAE. G.A.A. I: Tennis 2.3: Volleyball 4: What a Life 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Thespians 2,3,4: White Christmas 3: Gloria 2.4: Smilin' Through I: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Sextette 2.3.4: Advanced Chorus 4: Pirates of Penzance 2: Musicale Moderne 3: Music Club I: lr. Red Cross 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: lr. Statesmen 4: High School Christian Association 3,4: lr. Girls' Glee Club Treasurer I. FORD. ROBERT FOREMAN, WINIFRED. From Burlingame, I943: Basketball 2: Volleyball I: Victory Corps 3. FOX. CHARLES. D Basketball 2: Drama of Lite : Los Buenos Vecinos: Ushers 3.4: Stretcher Bearers 4: M.A.D. Scientists 4. FREEMAN, FRANCES. G.A.A.: lr. Red Cross: lr. Statesmen. FRY, HELEN. G.A.A. I: Advanced Mixed Chorus 4: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Tri-Y Treas. 3: Vive-Pres. 4: M.A.D. Science Club 2.3,4: Prometheans 4: H.S. Christian Assoc. 3.4. FULVIO. IAMES. B Football l.2: A Football 3.4: Baseball l,2.3.4: Basketball I: Let- termen's Club 3.4. GEIGER. RICHARD. Naughty Marietta 4: Adv. Chorus 3.4: lr. Band 2: League Play 3: Christmas Play 3.4: Sen. Play 3.4: Yell Leader 4: Asst. Ed. Annual 3: Editor Annual 4: Commissioner l.2.3: Prometheans 3,4: Vice-Pres. H.S.C.A. 4: Thespians 3,4: Stretcher Bearers 3: Scholarship I: Sen. Chorus Club 4: Arcadia Hi-Y 3.4: Arcadia Monrovia Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 4: Arcadia Hi-Y Pres. 4: lunior Statesmen 3. GONTER. MARILYN. From Bell High School, l94I: Student ludge 4: Speedball 2.3.4: Base- ball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3,4: Volleyball 2.3,4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Circle M 4: M.A.D. Scien- tists 3.4: Math Club 4: lr. Red Cross 3,4: Annual Staff 4. GREINER. RAY. Commissioner 2: Tumbling 4: lr. Boys' Glee Club Math Club 4: Ir. Statesmen 3,4: Science Club 3.4: Stretcher Bearers 3: Sr. Choral Club 4. GREINER. SYLVESTER GROBMEIER. ALVIN. Commissioner l.2: Verse Choir 2: Wildcat Staff 2,3.4. GROW. IEAN. Los Buenos Vecinos 4: World Friendship 4. GRUWELL. ROBERT A. lr. Band: Los Buenos Vecinos: lr. Statesmen. HARPOLE. MYRON EUGENE. Student Body Cabinet 3: House of Representatives 4: Commis- sioner l.2.3.4: C Basketball I: Tennis 2: Tumbling 3: lr. Orch. l.2: All Southern California High School Symphony Orch. 2: Wildcat Staff 2.3,4: Assistant Editor 3: Editor 4: Debate Club 2: Vice-President 2: lr. Toastmasters 2.3: Vice-President 3: Scholarship 2.4: Verse Choir 2: Prometheans 2,3.4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Parliamentarian 4. Speech Honor Society 2,3.4: High School Christian Association 3.4: Stretcher Bearers 3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Vice-President 3: Usher 3: Math Club 4. HARVEY. SALLY. Basketball 2.3,4: Baseball 2.3.4: Volleyball 2.3,4: Speedball 4: G.A.A. 3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4. HAWKINS. BETTY LOU. G.A.A. E.2.3,4: Collegienes 3,4: President 4: Ir. Statesmen: Annual Staff 4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3: Speedball 2.3: Baseball I.2,3,4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Commissioner l.2,3: Tri-Y 3: Collegiennes 3.4: Pres. 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3: lr. Statesmen 3,4: Annual Staff 4. HELFER. IEAN. Scholarship Society I.2.3,4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: Catskill Racqueteers 3.4: Commissioner I. HIGGINS. MARIORIE. From L.A. Pacifc College, l942. Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 3,4: Base- ball 3: Advanced Chorus 3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Art Club 4: Music Club 4: Senior Tri-Y 4. HILLIS, IEAN. From Dorsey High School, l942: First Aid Club 4: Tri-Y 4: High School Christian Association 3.4. HOFFMAN, DOROTHY. Song Leader 3: Commissioner 3.4: Volleyball I.2,3.4: Basketball l,2.3,4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Speedball 3,4: G.A.A. l,2.3.4: Iunior Girls' League Play: Sophomore Girls' League Play: Gloria 2.4: Musicale Moderne 3: Christmas Play 3: George Washington Slept Here : What a Life 4: Prometheans 3,4: Thespians 3.4: lr. Red Cross 3.4: Collegiennes 2.3.4: Vice-President 4: Ir. Statesmen 3.4: World Friend- sip l.2.3.4: Treasurer 3. HOGAN. AINSLEY. From Citrus Union High School, l94l: Football. HOOVER. MARCELLA. From St. Andrews High School in Pasadena. l94l. Il0lfI ll021 TU SlY 1lUREVUlH HUDSON, IAMES HUGHES. BARRETT. From Glendale High School: Basketball: HilY: Treasurer: M.A.D. Scientists 4. HUTCHINS, COLLEEN. Student ludge 4: Girls' League Sec. 4: Comm. l.2,3.4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball l.2,3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Speedball l.2.3,4: League Play 4: Sr. Play 4: Girls' League Play 2.3,4: Christmas Play: Musical M0d2rne : G.A.A. l.Z.3.4: Prometheans 3.4: Thespians 4: World Friendship 4: Collegienes l.2,3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Tri-Y V.-Pres. 2: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Circle M. V.P. 2.3.4. IACKSON. CURTIS. From Van Nuys High School, l943: Basketball 2.3: Hi-Y 2.3: Vice- President 4: Thespians: Baseball 3: What a Lite : Gloria 4. IACKSON. WANDA. Girls' League Cabinet 4: Volleyball l.2,3.4: Basketball l.3.4: Baseball l.3.4: Speedball 3.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Secretary 4: Circle M 3.4: What a Life 4: Christmas Play 3: Gloria 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Treasurer 4: Thespians 2.3.4: lr. Statesmen 3: Commissioner l.2: High School Christian Association 3. IARRICK. THOMAS IEFFREY. RUTH. Tennis 3: Volleyball 4: Speedball 4: Commissioner 3: Art Club l. IENNINGS, ROBERTA. Baseball 2.3.4: Basketball l.3.4: Archery l: Volleyball 2.3,4: Bad- minton 2. IOHNS. NORMAN. Commissioner 2: Track 3: Pirates of Penzance 2: lr. Boys' Glee Club 2: Sr. Boys' Glee Club 3.4: Advanced Chorus 3. IOHNSON. DOROTHY. Volleyball: Sr. Orch. 2.3.4: Marching Band l.2: Sr. Band l.2.3.4: lr. Statesmen 3. IOHNSON, FLORENCE IONES. BERNICE. From Manual Arts High School, l94l. Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 3.4: Speedball 3.4: League Play 4: Christmas Play 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4: lr. States- man 3: lr. Red Cross 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4. IONES. MARTHA IONES. KEITH E. Usher 2.3.4: Basketball l.2.4: Garcons: Hi-Y Z.3,4: Secretary 2: Letter- men's Club l,2.3.4. IUSTICE, CLEORA. Volleyball l.3,4: Basketball l,3,4: Baseball l.3,4: Archery 2: lr. Girls' Glee Club 2: First Aid Club 4. KENT. WARD DONALD. Boys' League Cabinet 4: C Basketball 2: B Basketball 3.4: A Baseball 2,3,4: B Football 3: Lettermen's Club 3.4: lr. Statesmen 3: Usher 4. KILLEN. GALE KING. IOSEPHINE. Basketball 2.3,4: Volleyball 3.4: lr. Girls' Glee Club l: Advanced Chorus 4: Tri-Y: G.A.A.: Art Club: Commissioner l. KIZER, NORMA. Basketball 2,3.4: Volleyball l.3: G.A.A.: Tri-Y: Art Club l,2.3.4. KCKANOUR. IO LETA. Commissioner 3: Archery 4: Ir. Band Treasurer l: Sr. Band l.2: Secre- tary 2: Orchestra 2: Secretary 2: Marching Band l.2: Collegienes 4: Catskill Racquet- eers 4. LANTERMAN, HOWARD. Tennis 3.4: lr. Band 2: Statesmen 2.3.4: Stretcher Bearers 2.3: lr. Toastmaster 3: M.A.D. Scientists 2.3: Annual 3.4. LAUTZENHISER. CAROL LEADINGHAM. FRED LEE. KENVELLE BROWN LINDLEY, MARY. From Garfield High School. l943: Scholarship Society: World Friendship: G.A.A. LINDSEY. EUGENE LITTLEIOHN. ROBERT LOUDEN. DOROTHY. lr. Girls' Glee Club l: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Advanced Chorus 3.4: Christmas Play 2.4: Music Club 2: Ir. Red Cross 4: First Aid Club 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Sr. Choral Club. MACKIN, HELEN. Song Leader 3: House of Representatives l.2: Secretary 1.2: Volleyball l,2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3.4: Speedball l.3: Hockey 3: Freshman Girls' League Play I: lr. Girls' Glee Club l: Prometheans 3.4: Secretary 4: Speech Honor 3.4: G.A.A. Cabinet 2: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: lr. Red Cross 3.4: Schol- arship Society l: World Friendship l: Annual Staff 4: C.B.S. School of the Air 4. MALLOUGH. IOYCE. From Franklin High School, l942: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball l.2,3.4: Baseball 3.4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Victory Corps 3: lr. Red Cross 4: World Friendship 4. BUT NUT EUUDBYE Wyif? P ' i q Q X ,ff ,fn ,1 fl DJM3 , MAR LL. MIRIAM. Volleyball 2: Tennis: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Collegienncs 3.4: World ' 1 if Friendship 2.3: lr. Statesmen 3: Ir. Red Cross 3.4. 1 MATTOS. RUSSELL. From Wilson High School. Pasadena. 1942: Football. McBRATNEY. KATHLEEN. lr. Girls' Glee Club l: Sr. Girls' Glee Club Treasurer l,3: Los Buenos Vecinos 3 4' Art Club I 2 3 4' Secretary 4' lr. Statesmen 3. .W : ZVVECAMENT. VILORAillilNE. From Santa' Ana High School. I943: Tennis: Band. zyft 'fl ,ff L .VL MccLAlN. Rosen 'L gf McMULLEN. IAMES. From Central High School. Pueblo. Colorado. l94l. 14 J y'QEYERS. WILLIAM. House of Representatives 4: Commissioner 2.3.4: A Football l.4: ' Tumbling 4: Stretcher Bearers 2.3.4. MODLIN DOROTHY From Glendale High I942 Baseball 2: Volleyball 2: Gloria 2: lr. yfdi 'I W Red'Cross 4: Spanish Club 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4. v Af HWLMOEHRL. MARIORIE. G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball l.2.3: Baseball 2.3: lr. - V7 yv' ,I Girls' Glee Club I.2: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 3: lr. Statesmen 3.4: First Aid 4: World ,fly uf ., 49 Friendship 4. MOHR. DONALD ALBERT MOSS. MARY ANN. From Sidney Iohnston lr. High School. Texas. l94I: Tennis 2.3.4: Iunior Girls' League Play: Commissioner 2.3.4: Red Cross 3.4: Treasurer 4: Collegiennes 4: Ir. Statesmen 3.4: World Friendship. MURFETT. ARNOLD. C Basketball I: A Basketball 4: A Football 3.4: Tennis 2.3: Air Raid Wardens 3: Prometheans 3.4: Lettermen's Club l.2.3.4: Toastmasters 3: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Treasurer 3: Sgt. at Arms 4: Vice-President of Boys' League 4: Boys' League Cabinet 3.4: Usher 3.4: Commissioner 3: Hi-Y 4: Senior Class Secretary 4. MURPHY. GWEN NELSON. MARGARET. From Newkirk. Oklahoma, l942: Glee Club I.2: Latin Club l.2. NESBITT. WILLIAM. Vice-President Student Body 4: Secretary Boys' League 3: Speaker House of Representatives 4: President Senior Class 4: Tennis l.2.3,4: Football 3.4: Golf 4: Basketball 3: President lr. Statesmen 4: Student Advisor lr. Statesmen 3: Pro- metheans 3.4: Lettermen's Club l.2.3.4: Speech Honor Society 2.3.4: Wildcat Staff 1.2.3.4-. NEUER. ROBERT. Commissioner I: lr. Boys' Glee Club: Stretcher Bearers 2: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Sr. Choral Club 4: Air Raid Wardens 3: Math Club: Science Club. NORDAHL. LEON OLSON, BETTY. lr. Girls' Glee Club 2: Red Cross 4: World Friendship. PARRISH. GENE. Commissioner 3.4: Ever Since Eve 2: Gloria 2.4: What a Life 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Thespians 2.3.4: Vice-President 4: Stretcher Bear- ers 3.4: Prometheans 4: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Garcons 2.3: Wildcat Staff 3.4: Annual Staff 4. PASLEY. PATSY. Commissioner l.2,3.4: Volleyball l.2.3: Speedball 3.4: Basketball l.2.3: Tennis 3: Baseball l.2.3: Hockey 3: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: G.A.A. I.2,3.4: Collegienes 3: World Friendship 3.4: lr. Red Cross 3.4: jr. Statesmen 3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3, PATTERSON. ROBERT. From El Monte High School. l942: Tennis l.2.3: D Basketball l: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Lettermen's Club 3.4: Math Club 2: Commissioner 2: M.A.D. Scien- tists 4: Wildcat 3.4. PETERS. BETTYE PETERS. ROBERT PHILLIPS. EDWARD PIERCE. MOLLY IEAN. From Belmont High School. I942: G.A.A. 3.4: Ir. Statesman 3.4: Scholarship Society 3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4. POEHLS. LA VERNE. Ir. Band l: lr. Statesmen 3.4: Commissioner l.2. 3.4: G.A.A. 4: World Friendship 4. POLK. PATRICIA. Secretary of Girls' League 4: Asst. Treasurer. Senior Class 4: Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball l.2.3,4: Speedball 2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Treasurer 3: Collegeinnes 2.3.4: Treasurer 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: lr. Statesman 3.4: Circle M 3.4: World Friendship I.2: Scholarship Society I.2: Music Club I: lr. Red Cross 3.4: Annual Staff 3.4. FQPSMN QW I ! 1 X I rf:f2i't 'i 5, . fiix . K F X OU t,,3,, v-W grins: ,,1 Il li I Bn ,.,.., . .2 Q 19 N ' 4. . 03 II041 AS WE LEAVE THE CAMPUS POWELL, jERA LYN. Commissioner 2: Los Buenos Vecinos 3: World Friendship I.4: jr. Red Cross 4: High School Christian Association 4. PRINCIPATO, VIRGINIA. From Marshall junior High School, I940: G.A.A. 2,3.4: jr. Orch. 2: Sr. Orch. 3: All Southern Orch. 3: San Gabriel Symphony Orch. 3: jr. Statesmen 4: jr. Red Cross 4: Commissioner 2,3.4: Sr. Choral Club 4: World Friendship 4. REEVES. HELEN. jr. Girls' Glee Club I.2: High School Christian Association 4: World Friend- ship 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4: jr. Red Cross 4. RIGGS. BEVERLY. Volleyball l,2,3.4: Basketball l,2,3.4: Baseball 2,3.4: Speedball 2,3.4: Operetta 4: Advanced Chorus 4: Christmas Play 4: Sr. Choral Club 4: Secretary 4: Tri-Y 4: World Friendship 3.4: jr. Statesman 4: Music Club 4: Commissioner 4. RIGGS, RALPH. From St. Mary's High School, l942: Boys' Glee Club. ROBERTSON, WARD ROBINSON. BETTY ROBINSON, BEVERLY. Catskill Racqueteers 3.4: Volleyball l,2.4: Basketball 3: Baseball 2: Commissioner 2.3,4: Tri-Y I: Collegiennes 4: jr. Red Cross. RODMAN, FRED. From Central High School, I943: B Track 2: Lettermen's Club 2.3.4. ROGERS. PHYLLIS. Tennis I.2: Volleyball I: Basketball: Baseball. ROLD, PAUL. From Guthrie Center High School. Iowa, I944. jr. Red Cross 4: First Aid Club 4: Sr. Choral Club 4: jr. Statesmen 3.4. ROSS, GRANT SCHERZ, PATRICIA. Archery 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2: jr. Red Cross. SIMPSON, WALLACE SKINNER, LEO. jr. Orch. l,2,3.4: Sr. Orch. 4. SLATER. DONALD SLA'l ER, THOMAS CLARENCE. Student Body President 4: Commissioner I.2: D Basketball 2: B Football 4: George Washington Slept Here 4: Christmas Pageant 3: jr. Band I: Sr. Band 2.3: Marching Band I.2: Swing Band 4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Scholarship Society I: Prometheans 3.4: Thespians 3,4: jr. Band Secretary I: Speech Honor Society 3.4: Sr. Band Treasurer 2: President 3: Hi-Y 2-3: President 3: junior Class Vice- President 3: President 3: Usher Z,3: Math Club 4. SMITH. ANN. Baseball l,2.3: Basketball l,2.3: Volleyball l,2.3: Badminton I.2: Speedball 2,3: Memorial Day program 2: World Friendship 2,3,4: Verse Choir: 2: Stage Crew 3.4: Collegiennes 3.4: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 2.3. SMITH, RALPH SMITH, ROBERT B. Commissioner 2: B Track 3: A Track 4: Math Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Secretary 4: High School Christian Association 4. SOMMERVILLE, SHIRLEY ANN. From Fairfax High School, I943: Basketball: Volleyball: G.A.A. STEINLE, THOMAS E. Commissioner I.4: B Football 2: A Football 3.4: D Basketball I: B Basketball 2: A Basketball 4: Tennis 2.3.4: Baseball 4: Lettermen's Club l,2,3.4: jr. Statesmen 3.4: jr. Toastmasters 3.4: Air Raid Wardens 3.4: Stretcher Bearers 3.4. STEVENS, CAROL. Volleyball I.2: Basketball I.2: Sophomore Girls' League Play: junior Girls' League Play: Sugar and Spice 3: Gloria 2.4: jr. Girls' Glee Club I: Sr. Girls' Glee Club 2: Sextette 3: Advanced Chorus 4: Musicale Moderne 3: jr. Statesmen: Thes- pians: jr. Red Cross: Sr. Choral Club. STEWART. SUNIVA STOKES, TED. From Glendale High School, l942: Football: Band: Hi-Y Secretary: Speech Honor Society: Scholarship Society: Lettermen's Club. SUMMERS, DOROTHY. Volleyball l,2,3.4: Basketball l,2,3.4: Gloria 4: Director of Fresh- man Class Girls' Play: Intermediate chorus: G.A.A.: junior Red Cross 2.3.4, President 4: junior tatesmen 3.4: Secretary 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Verse Choir 3: Commissioner , 2.3: Prometheans 4., ,nr M . f ' ' NW' Xu- KSUMMERS. MARY LOU. Song Leader 3: Baseball I.2: Volleyball l,2.3: Basketball 2.3: Volley- X ball Manager 3: Freshman Girls' play: junior play: Girls' League Cabinet 2: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: Commissioner l,2,3.4: Prometheans 4: Thespians 3.4: junior Red Cross 4: io ' Colle ie j:j,ALlL Cab,i,ne,t,L,- .,.,. fe - SUSEN, PATRICIA. House of Representatives 4: Secretary 4: Volleyball l,2,3.4: Basketball l,2,3.4: Speedball 2.3,4: Baseball l,2.3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: Treasurer 4: Circle M 2.3.4: Freshman Girls' League Play: Sophomore Girls' League Play: jr. Orch. I: Music Club I: jr. Red Cross 3.4: President 3: jr. Statesmen 3.4: Debate Club 2: World Friendship I,2: Prometheans 2,3.4: Speech Honor Society 4: Secretary 4: Collegiennes 3.4: Secretary 4: Commissioner 3.4: Scholarship Society I. WITH PLEASANT MEMUHIES. G.A.A. 3: Los Buenos Vecinos 3.4: Secretary 4: World Friendship 2. THIELE. IOHN. Boys' Glee Club. yu., THIELE, MARGARET ANNE. G.A.A. cms' League Play 3: one Club 1. spanish club 3.4: Scholarship l: Commissioner I,2.3. u guna klh THOMPSON. SHIRLEY. Tennis 2.3: Volleyball I: Catskill Racqueteers 4: lr. Girls' Glee Club I: Prometheans 4: Speech Honor Society 4: Scholarship Society 4: Treasurer 4: Commis- t I sioner 2.3. LAP I TRIMM. DORIS. Student Body Cabinet 4: Treasurer of Girls' League 4: Volleyball I,2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Speedball 2.3.4: G.A.A. I.2.3.4: High School Chris- F665 tion Association 4: President 4: Speech Honor Society 3.4: Prometheans 4: lr. Statesmen 7 3.4: lr. Red Cross 3.4. bgk TURNER, BETTY IEAN. From South Pasadena High School. I942: Student ludge 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Volleyball: Basketball: Hockey: G.A.A. 3.4: Ir. Red Cross 3.4: Glee nu. 449.-. Club. VINING. IEAN ,qs X4-A-AJ. IKMWOLLMER. SUZANNE. Girls' League Cabinet 4: Los Buenos Vecinos 4. WALTHERS. MARIORIE M OR? WALTERS. RALPH. Varsity track: B Football: Pirates of Penzance : Advanced Chorus: Variety Boys' Glee Club: lunior Boys' Glee Club: Gloria : Program Chairman Boys' A '5l1.AA-QA., League: Hi-Y: Senior Choral! Lettermen's Club: lr. Statesmen: Math Club. WHEATLEY. ELAINE. G.A.A. I.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball 'l.2.3.4: Speedball 3.4: B QI Baseball I.2.3.4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Speedball 3.4: Baseball I.2.3.4: Circle M 3.4: Pirates of Penzance 2: Gloria 2.4: Music Clubl Sr. Glee Club: Secretary: Los Buenos I I g Vecinos 3: World Friendship: lr. Red Cross: lr. Statesmen. WHEELER. HOWARD 4 ' WHITE. MARY. From Hollywood High School I942: Sr. Girls' Glee Club I.2.3: Advanced Vo . Chorus 3.4: Secretary 4. D QWHIEEALEY. WILLINE. Ir. Statesmen 3.4: First Aid Club 4: High School Christian Association M WHITLOCK. WAYNE. B Track 3: Commissioner 2.3.4: Stretcher Bearers 3: Air Raid Wardens 4. V5 as LI' ' men 3.4: World Friendship 4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Victory Corps 3. ,A-. WILDER, ALICE. From Redondo Union High School: Art Club. WIDENER. LOIS NOVELLE. From Trinity High School. Pennsylvania: Tennis 3.4: Ir. States- WILLOUGHBY. DANISE. Catskill Racqueteers 4: Collegiennes 3.4: Los Buenos Vecinos 3: Commissioner 1.2. L' WILSON. RONALD. Commissioner 2.3: Air Raid Wardens 3: Usher 3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4: CJ Football 2.3.4: Swing Band 4: lr. Band I, Sr. Band I.2.3,4: lr. Orch. 2: Garcons 2.3: LMA- Hi-Y 2.3.4: Vice-President 2: Lettermen's Club l.2,3.4. WREDE, DOROTHY. Volleyball. Basketball. Art Club. L- WRIGHT. IEAN. From Carthage High School, Missouri. I943: Gloria. K ' l ZAUN. LUCILLE. Volleyball l.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3: Speedball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3: lr. 'bl Orchestra I: Senior Orchestra 2.3: lr. 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WOOLWORTH 1:1-IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1 1.1.1 1IIII1IIu- Im- ..1,, ER kk 'M-Fx I X ff I T DENTJ. LAS T AS 'E I. ISI IEARDWARSEC 2614 Las Tum K6 anmple City .SSS--S-S----E45SI- .... .... .... .... .... .... .... COMPLETE OFFICIAL CARE OF AUTO CLUB YOUR CAR GARAGE DYSART O 1304 Baldwin Arcadia .1151-.11.q1.,1.,,1.0.1W1I.I.1Im1I,I,1...I1II.I1.u1nII1 1IIII1 -III...-III1.I.I1....1,,,1nII1uu1I,,,1.,.,1.m1M1mI.1nn1un1mI1IIII1u1. CONGRATULATIONS on your 50TH ANNIVERSARY HILLCREST COFFEE SHOP o 400 So. Myrtle u1-n1nII-.I1 1Im1III.-..Im1II.I1IIII1Im1mI1III... 1..1.III1I-II1I... -II.I1IIn1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1Im1Im1IIII1Im.-..041I-II1In-1III.1IIII1mI1..1. BELDING'S ARCADIA WATCH SHOP DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY O 501V2 E. Huntington Arcadia .1,.1...1.I,1I.I.1.,,.1uu1I.,,1.,.1m.1 1 1 1,.,.1IIII--III--.III1..,. 5 E I I l I T I I I I I I I I I I I I 'P 'I E E . E 1 I -i- T I I I I I I I -i- Il251 AND PLAY CDN 'Sf I ACKNUWLEDGMENTS Students of M.A.D., the Monrovian of I944 now greets you! The editors have done their best to leave with you a lasting memento of the year l944. But our task would not be complete without bestowing credit and praise upon those who have so generously contributed to its success. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. T. W. Griffin who has given up much of his valuable time so that he might advise and encourage us. Many thanks go to Mrs. Hadley of McDougall Studios for her time and hard work producing the pictures for this yearbook. lt is with gratitude we thank Mr. Iesse Earl Geary for the use of the cuts of the earlier high schools. Many facts were taken from his book entitled Monrovia City High School. P We wish to thank Mary Reed acting as Assistant Editor for her willing- ness to cooperate and her helpfulness wherever it was needed. Much credit for the production of this book goes to Helen Mackin, Iudy Bailey. Gene Parrish, lune Rheingans, Pat Polk, and Howard Lanterman, who all fulfilled their many duties with accuracy, promptness, and cheer- fulness. Our thanks to Lucille Zaun for the many hours she spent typing this book. As this school year draws to a close, our class of '44 goes through the portals never to return as students. We, the members of the annual staff, have attempted to publish a book which will perpetuate for our graduates the events of this last glorious year at M.A.D., and which to the Freshmen, Sophomores, and luniors will be a record of their accomplishments and good times in '43-44. We have put our best into it, hoping it will give you as much pleasure in reading as it has given us in compiling the Annual. The Editor, D. Geiger I1271 W Vfbffyiiffx gfffffwvfn WM? Wffwi WW W We 222, PM Dvww 6'wwflf,b - qfiyjwfgjgf mzxfgm. 9 13 ,w iWQ M mizzizffwm' wif Q meg' W , FM! 504' :,l L63 ,044 jjj? 7 W 842322025 Q wlfffgfllg W W! 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