Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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ROW 1: Humble, Maxwell, Larson, Bills, Regan, Woocls. ROW 2: Montgomery, Hansen, Bender, Peel, Durlcee, Browne. ROW 3: Moody, Gillelzf, Hiclts, Campbell, Fleming, Wynn, Levine, Brodie. CDRED TRADITICDNS CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PREVAILS! I,,,, nm4w' maavzm,i.:f: ,,., ,, f - f H 'W , V, ,,f, W, ,,,, N ,,,,,, , , ,,

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MONARCS The twenty outstanding boys who malce up the membership ot the Monarcs hold one ot the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon any senior boy. They were selected because of their fine records in athletics, activities, and scholarship. This year Larry Larson and Bob Maxwell were their leaders. Annually, they sponsor the Christmas dance with the Madguins and also as a tradition crown a Monarc queen, who this year was Beverly Gould. ROW 1: Gould, Annin, Draper, Anthony. ROW 2: Rothwell, Rasey, Anderson, McCaughna, Franco, Stewart. ROW 3: Hirohata, Davis, Bowers, Hall, Lockwood, Clark. MADQUINS MADE Madquins, the most honored organization tor girls in the school, climaxed a completely successful year with the co-sponsorship ot the Winter . interest in school atiairs, and scholarship. Led throughout the year by Beverly Q T571 ,QI A Waltz. The girls, all seniors, were chosen on merits of triendliness, spirit. 'll' Gould and Janice McCaughna, the Madquins rendered much service dec- orating at football games and ushering at other school and league functions. They chose Ed Gillenwaters to rule as their king. HON

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