Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Sfudeni' leader Joan's friendliness and preH'y smile make her iops in personaliiy here ai- M.A.D. Halfback Larry's easy-going manner and con- s+an'I' acfiviiy win him 'ihe i'i+le of besf liked guy on our M.A.D. campus. Brains . . . Wildcai' edi'I'or Pai, combining her clever wri+- ing siyle wiih her aHrac+ive personaliiy, wins her place as Besiesi' in Brains +hroughou+ our M.A.D. campus. Likable A.S.B. Prexy Jim wi+h his endless en- ergy and flueni' oraforical abilify is +he sfudenis' choice for 'I'he boy wiih 'I-he mosi' brains here ai' M.A.D. Sue Smiih Kenny Calkins Earle Hupp Judy Howland Joan Price Pa+ Sullivan Jim Kovacs Larry Chaffers if-----A nt Workers V' I I To C J that . 1 J sua-Para .asm J f 'QQ39' -2 r, W K- A- W , im 'R-fry 557 ,E IO R 6515 1 I 9, f- X ,G I 5:2 ff fl -3 1 ' V Q 5 3 35 ? 1' ' f x g pfg' 1' ' ff Ya h-MN ' H Via . .. ,, if :xi ', ' 1 Jvx fd, 4. 1 1 , 3 , .. Anas? 15 Q f J f ,,,.-4 L- ,N , A S' ' fi 9' 5 - N L A , ,,,K A ,iv f' ..,. D., g -w .. 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Forney Mr. Max Forney has one of 'rhe hardesl' iobs al M.A.D., yel' his enlhusiasm for our school and his desire +o make i+ beH'er never wavers. Somehow he manages lo forgive fhe dilificulfies we have caused him and is our friend +he nexl lime we meel' him. If we had our way, lhe E flag would fly every sunny aflernoon, snack 'lime would las+ all morning, and classes would be laughl by Eslher Williams and Van Johnson, bu+ Mr. Forney ius+ smiles wisely and veloes our brighl ideas. :Nas 'YN Dean of Boys . . . Roberl' S. Manning Probably no olher person on our M.A.D. campus realizes beHer 'lhal boys will be boys lhan Mr. Roberl' Manning. ln his posilion as Dean of Boys he is daily soughl oul' for advice by many youlhs. They have always 'found him a man of grea+ underslanding and wisdom. A sense of humor, a deep apprecia- lion of virfue, and a comprehension of +he whole range of boys' ac+ivi+ies fil' him for his dulies. Dean of Girls . . . Rulh E. Foreman A never-ending ne+work of red 'rape will be carefully unraveled for any muddled girl who walks info fhe office of Miss Rufh Foreman, Dean of Girls. Behind a desk, which serves as no barrier be+ween sludenl and facul+y member, lhis versalile leader acls as an adviser 'lo +he girls. ln lhe halls or wherever she may be, Miss Foreman has a friendly smile or nod for all. ln her quiel, com- prehending way she is a vi+al parl of M.A.D. life. pnluu v Mmwmwmm Counse ors . . . lf's no small friumph fo mainfain complefe confrol of one's menfal faculfies while acfing as counselor, friend, and direcfor fo fwo fhousand adolescenfs. The winners, Miss Clyfis Cummens and Mr. Glenn Grouf, have con- fribufed fheir advice fo help us all. Through fhe year 'Ihey have remained our unforgeffable friends and wise coun- selors. Affendance Office . . . Over and over again fhroughouf fhe year Mr. McCray and his office s+afF smile knowingly a+ simulafed innocence. Buf I know I was +here, says fhe vagranf vicfim. Mrs. Nell Coger, Mr. Nafhan McCray, Mrs. Pai- Maffeson, and Mrs. Phyllis Lewis are sympafhefic, buf sfill fhe defenfions mounl' up wifh bewildering speed. You can'+ win, cries fhe vagranf vicfim. Research and Business . . . Mr. Henry Molino, Direcfor of Research and Curricu- Ium, and Mr. Edgar Parmelee, Business Manager, have helped M.A.D.'s affairs fo move smoofhly. Mr. Molino successfully adminisfered Iowa Tesfs fo all sfudenfs and supervised many personalify 1-esfs. Mr. Parmelee has com- pefenfly guarded fhe sfrings of our money bags. Secrefaries . . . There are no busier people in school fhan M.A.D.'s secrefaries, who have helped keep order in all kinds of fransacfions and services for our school. Sfill +hey have fime fo be our friends. These are fhe ones we borrowed from offices for fheir picfures on a busy day: ROW I: Jane McKee, Peggy Taylor, Audrey Edwards, Brownie Davis, Jane Murray. ROW 2: Edifh Harfhan, Ann Fox, Dorofhy Beals, Dee Eckharf, Cafherine Jackson, Polly Duffy. Bus Drivers . . . Hauling an average of one hundred fhousand sfudenls, sleepy in lhe morning and fired a+ nighr, +welve +housand miles a year is fhe record of each of our seven bus drivers. They enioy knowing us, bui have a 'Few pef peeves, such as long wai+s al' bus sfops while la+e risers run for ihe bus, and women drivers who never signal in +ime. ROW I: Henry Puringlon, Harold Harlon, Les Yeals. ROW 2: Edmund Block, Arland Miner, Ed Barsz, Pele Tyree, Emory Adams. Cafeferia . . . We cafer +o fhe desires of everybody is +he fheme used by Mrs. Eleanor Mandeville, head of our cafeleria s1'aFF, as she pre- pares large nulrilious lunches for our husky afhlefes and pe+i+e co-eds. There are approximafely +wo hundred fif+y +as+y plafe lunches served each day, a capacily produc+ion for presenf facili- lies of M.A.D. Mrs. Naggas, Mrs. Effie, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Loilie, Mrs. Bouch, Mrs. Sfephens, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Schuefl, Mrs. Goller, Mrs. Siauffer, Mrs. Mandeville. KiH'en Koop . . . ln addifion +o preparing many olher 'I'ypes of food, Ma Park and her hardworking Mal+ Shop crew make 'lwo hundred malls a day. The innovafion of French fries +his year has proved a big success. Says Ma, who is head of The KiHen Koop For 'l'he nin+h con- secu'I'ive year, The hardesl' lhing l have +o do is refuse kids who wanl' +o ea'l' a+ lhe wrong iime of day. ,44 '-'me ' Those people wilh lheir slacks of books who gel in our way in fhe halls, 'lhose people wilh l'heir endless pafience who push us here and 'lhere in +he process of learning, lhose people will-I lhe delermined faces who never forgel' whal' 'lhey wanl' us 'lo do-whal in'Fini'l'e lrouble 'rhey cause us wilh our parenls four limes a year, how burdened lhey make us wi'l'h homework every nighl, how oflen lhey inlerfere wilh our pursui+ of pleasure a+ M.A.D. Yel' we forgive Them and even have our favoriles among lhem. Always in our less MAD momenls we realize lhal lhey are human and humane, inferesled in making good cilizens of us, inlenl' on 'lhe same ullimale goals as ours. Pathway to Culture Omer Bailey Georgnanna Beck Isabel Beckma John Bilbrey George Blanchard Esfher Bradle Through Patient Guidance Elhel Brelos 'nice Carpenler Keifh Broaders Laura Chase Harvey Brubalier Joe Burcham John Buller Dorofhy Clemmons Gladys Coblenlz Charles Copeland Charles Cowen John Daniels George Davison Palricia DeMerre Eclifh Dorf Florence Draper Mabel Drummond Charles Dunson Eugene Ebele Friendly Understanding an .7 bi' ' .-1 ., i- Nz:-erm .L , Mariorie Eller William Finder Mary Hendrickson Helen Kindy Eugene McAllis+er i n M-Xe M 5 e Roy Eller Roberl Fish Muriel Holmgren Arthur Langdon Clarice Meyers 19 ' i Vivian Elmgren Madeline Emmeri Jean England Chesfer Ferguso Eleanor Fifzgerald Joan Fralrell Kaihryn Geddes Reginald Hargrea Cryssie Hoiclnltiss Gladys Jalnr Virginia Jones Max Keener Roberi Long Malcolm MacDonald Eleanor Mandeville Lois Mayer Marian Miclwel Verl Murray James Olzficer Richard Oliver and Sincere Effort ,Kas Nw NNW- :lifford Olson Iennefh Scheel Evelyn Sfewari harles Wagner John Wilhile Vivian Pacini Harold Scoff John Swylre Emroy Wallcer Evan Williams Roland PfaFf Frank Pilmer Bernice Rogers Edward Ryan Cafherine Sexauer Clovis Smifh Wesley Sleiner Virgil Slevens Thelma Thompson Elizabeih Thornfon Chesier Ullom Angie Verenis Gladys Walker Claude Wallrer Virgil Ward Rolland Walenpaugh Jul Williams Margaref Wood Evere'H Wood Thelma Yenney A. S. B. Prexy . . . Jim Kovacs A. S. B. Cabinet A.S.B. Officers ln +he impor+an+ role of A.S.B presiden+, Jim Kovacs has ably served M.A.D. +hroughou+ +he year. Toge+her wifh his cabinei' he has complefed many worfhwhile proiec+s. These leaders formulafed a new elecfion code, esiablished 'I'wo new cabinei posfs, Secrefary of Ar+s and of Organiza+ions, and formed an in+er-club council. This admin- is+ra+ion has also been insfrumenial in fhe inifiaiion of new regulafions for fhe awarding of +he covered league +rophy. Honorable menfion goes 'io Larry Chaffers, E flag commiHee head, who has courageously handled his +ough job of announcing fhe sad news of Hey, you guys, no E flag. Rolland Moody Mariean Brownwood Joan Price Ronald Becker Shirley Anderson Bob Ga+es Pai Dominis Jim Bailey Barry Galvin Larry Chaffers Bruce Ballard Adrienne Brown Roland Marchand Donna Dardenne Evelyn McFarland Jerome Johnson X P Vice-President . . . Maurice Muehle HOUSE: Winston Gee, Bud Ashbrook, Bob Runyon, Bob Cope, Florence Draper, Maurice Muehle, Lee Facto, Gary Schaar, Mary Ann Hooper, Tim Moore, Bruce Ballard, Kenny Callrins. Not pictured: Dorothy Gates, John McBratney. House of Representatives Truly the vox populi, this year's House under Maurice Muehle has had an active and productive season. Maurice, who impressed the students with his campaign song, lt's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House, has proved that he has been the man tor the iob. Under Maurice's auspices the House gave the final vote to pass the new system ot primary election tor the members ot the House, thus displaying a high degree ot ability in encouraging new methods to meet the changing times. Student Court Hear ye! Hear ye! The court is now in session, shouts Bailitf Hardiman Cureton. Every Wednesday dur- ing sixth period the Student Court met to pass sentence on student law breakers. Working with the Commissioners, Chief Justice John Woehler and Justices Tom Lewis, Stan Zimmerman, Donna Smith, and Joanne McLachlan, with the assistance ot Morlene Pingle, endeavored not only to punish offenders but to educate them in the rules and regulations ot M.A.D. Mr. Oliver was their adviser. ROW I: Joanne McLachlan, Mr. Oliver, Donna Smith, Morlene Pingle. ROW 2: Tom Lewis, John Woehler, Hardiman Cureton, Stan Zimmerman. Law ofthe Land Commissioners l promise +o give my sinceresi' eFfor+ loward making M.A.D. a quieler and beH'er place for +he s'I'uden+ body. These words, parl' of ihe pledge of our Commissioners, express lhe purpose of +he club. I+ lakes valianl courage for a lowly sophomore +o s+op a marauding senior a+ some lonely ou+pos+ on our campus, buf +he sophomore commis- sioners, who were selecfed on a basis of ci'I'izenship, sociabilily, and friendliness, are living up +o +heir pledge. Miss Gladys Jahr and Mrs. Kaiherine Avery, +his year's sponsors, and Carol Weber, presiden'I', headed +he club in ifs service and social acfivifies. Boys' League Prexy . . . Girls' League Prexy . . . Jerome Johnson Donna Dardenne United for Service Combining +heir supreme eFFor+s +o accomplish many s+uden+ ac+ivi+ies ihrough lhe year, 'I'he Girls' and Boys' League organizalions have really gone over +he +op in promofing school spirit Wisfful Wilmas grabbed 'lheir favorife wily Willies and iogged merrily off 'ro +he Harvesi' Moon coed dance 'lo almosl' bursi' 1'he gym's seams wi+h a record 'Five hundred eigh'l'y hop crowd. Harvesier Ralph Guns+ and his band supplied 'Phe s+ompin' swing. Ge+cha programs here! Hof dogs, colces, popcorn! These familiar words could be heard a'I' all fhe foofball games as en+husias+ic Boys' League venders +ried +heir skill al' salesmanship +o earn money for fheir proiecfs. League assemblies 'lhis year feafured a Hawaiian fravelogue, a Sorry, Wrong Number exchange assembly, music by our incomparable vocal deparl'men+, and facul+y- s1'uden+ volley ball games. Girls' League Cabinet ROW I: Bobbie Nichols, Eleanor Rofhwell, Donna Dardenne, Adrienne Brown. ROW 2: Anifa Andresen, Marilyn Griffin, JoAnn Nickerson, Mary Howe, Mary Beih Overman, Carol Jacobs, Gerry Hayen. ROW 3: Evelyn McFarland, Shirley Anderson, Mrs. Adams, Kippy Perrine, Charlene Gerhardi, Ann Langdon. Boys' League Cabinet ROW I: Owen Keavney, Billy Hicks, Charles Ba++erson, Charles Abfs, Bernard Sufile. ROW 2. Jerome Johnson, Mr. Roberf Manning, Roy Gaebel. ROW I: Kenny Calkins. ROW 2: Jerry Trenl, Don Richardson, Leon Amish, Wall Senior, Alex Hernandez, Johnny Raimondo, Buddy Ashbrook, Ronnie Wooden, Larry Chaffers, Gary Schaar, Roy Gaebel. ROW 3: Evereff Adams, Billy Hicks, Frank TalcoH, Rolland Moody, John Pe+ers, Owen Keavney, Jerome Johnson. ROW 4: Maurice Muehle, Jim Kovacs, Bob Packer, Bob Schaar, Bob Runyon, Larry Greiner, Larry Ross. Monarcs Wi+h +heir aciiviiies geH'ing info full swing 'ihis semesier, +he Monarcs, led by Rolland Moody and Larry Chaffers, showed 'rhemselves a valuable service club. By using iheir power of persuasion 'ihe boys collecied one hundred seven dollars for ihe March of Dimes, pu1 l'ing M.A.D. far over her quoia. The boys have made ii' +heir special proieci' 'io mainiain order in ihe ca'Fei'eria lines and 'ro usher ai home baskeiball games. The o+her officers in +his siudeni body auxiliary were John Pefers, vice-presidenig Owen Keavney, secreiaryg and Bob Runyon, ireasurer. Vivacious Madquin Joan Price reigned as Monarc queen a1'+heir pariy. sponsor. ROW I: Lois Simpson, Donna Dardenne, Carol Goodrich, Miss Fore- man, Janef Musacchia, Pal Sullivan, Joan Price. ROW 2: Caryl Kisfler, Lewise Ausfin, Eleanor Rofhwell, Evelyn McFar- land, Adrienne Brown, Audrey Fuller, Beverly McAloney, Morlene Pingle, Nof picluredz Mariean Brownwood, Shirley Anderson, Barbara Nichols. 'ss- l l We X. 0- R Madquins Led by popular Prexy We+a Ausfin, +he senior girls' honorary socie+y again proved +o be one of fhe mos+ ac+ive and indispensable groups in school. l+s six+een members served M.A.D. by helping a+ spor+s award dinners and ushering a+ league assemblies and a+ foofball games. For diversion +he girls held several parries and pre- senred a serious Ui drama+ic ski+ for +he Scholarship Talen+ Assembly. A+ +he Madquin- Monarc pariy Jerome Johnson was crowned Madquin icing. f fhe group, and Miss Rufh Foreman was Lois Simpson wa S SeCI'e'l'6I'Y-'l'I'eaSLII'el' 0 -Q, 3 w 'EPS'-ig fi K, Active Citizens ii ig ' 'ffir 'J fi Q11 0- 3 If -.215-M lg? X4 . i ' - :fi Z 1.4 -,,: 523,31 . I . x i f-Q 5, -, V gg vb is' U 5 . G ' i 2 rx. iw-V, vw X5 J 'il ef? i f +. 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Our win+er seniors, sporiing +heir dark green senior sacks, worked hard 'ro prove ihemselves and fheir sponsor, Mrs. Es+her Bradley, worihy of praise. Presiden+ Bob Weir really was a superior leader, heading lhe group in such acfivi- +ies as a beach par+y, a Halloween par+y, and a Senior Mixer. The annual graduafion dinner a+ fhe lovely Chapel lnn in Monrovia was an unforgeHable eveni. The whole school roared a+ +he hilarious an+ics presenfed by +he winfer seniors ai' +heir +alen+ assembly. Those graceful balle+ dancers are sure +o reach +he s+age of +he Sadler's Wells Theafer in +he fulure. Secrelary, Barbara Purcell: President Bob Weir: Vice-Presidenf, Joan Hunlerg Treasurer, Jerry Becker. l l 2 1 1 E E Anila Andrese Joyce Cawley Roberl Geige Dean Higgeni Marilyn Kenne ihrough the Years arles Baflerson Be'H'y Beclcer Gerald Beclrer Ronald Beclcer ovanna DiNofo Richard Edwards Waller Eubanlis Billie Eyre arol Goodrich Bruce Graves Jerold H asero f William Hiclxs aber? Hoggan Phyllis Hughes Diane Hulse Joan Hunler Ula Kinnaird Jeann Lloyd Gordon Lowe Rila Maroffa Donald Bensen Sally Fennilcoh John Highlower Evelyn Jeffries Donald Mclnfire Palricia Burns Roberl Gales Velma Highlower Thomas Jepsen Luella McKenna from Frosh Memories skgpav 'Ur ya-QQ 'Bb fun sw SV -f Helen Miner Roland Moody LaRae Moore Shirley Norman Neil Peierson Marcia Phillips Beffy Porfer Barbara Purcell Alice Riley Beiiy Rose Lura Roush Roberi Schaar Reber? Sianford Franl: TalcoH Judiih Tieiz Vera VanNess Ernesfine Wesibroolr Roberi Weir Richard Wiggers John Wolfe Shirley Owens Mary Ramirez Waller Shaffer Alfred Venion Roberf Paclrer Jack Paris George Rands Glenna Shuemalc Dale Walker Summer Graduates Four years of concenfrafed eFfor+ have produced 'lhis ou+s+anding Senior Class. During fheir slay +hese lively seniors have con+ribu+ed much spiril' and enrhusiasm +o M.A.D. The greafesl' accomplishmeni' of +he summer 'Sl seniors was 'l'he innova'I'ion of an impressive Class Day. Sfudenls enlhusiasfically endorsed ihis new idea of coordinared cheering, ora+ory, and a 'I'ableau. Lee Facfo, class presiden+, and Mr. Roberl' Long, sponsor, repor+ed a subsfanfial sum from a class-sponsored noon dance and movie slashed away in +he senior safe +o help pay for The class gill. Fond memories of Masquerade will haunl' fhe juniors and seniors who danced +o fhe dreamy music of Bob Hayward a+ +he Prom. ROW I: Represenlalivesx Diclr Lewis, Jean Purcell, Tom Lewis, Lewise Ausfin, Sian Zimmerman, Nancy Grondzilc, Bob Harrison. ROW 2: Presidenl, Lee Facfo: Secreiary, Joan Price, Treasurer, Lois Simpson, Assisranf Treasurer, Morlene Pingle. Nof picfuredz Vice-Presidenf, Dale Teaney. ? cw-......,. Prexy Ph , MTV' ffwih i '9f Mary Alyce Allan Margarei Alexander Jay Andrews Margarel Anspach Vernon Ashbrook Rulh Asmus Dione Baldridge Barbara Barkley Phyllis Bell Mimi Belyea Shirley Allerdings Anne Anlisla Margaref Auslin Richard Barron Claire Bellis Leon Amish Roger Arlich H Jack Darfman Dean Berge Kafherine Anderson Shirley Anders Nancy Arlollo Virginia Arrig James Bailey Edward Bake Marilyn Bedwell BeH'e Behre 4 Richard Burl Thomas On Dv' in d- -'Eg' euwi Wo U10 WG' ev Y, pass osanna Bissell drienne Brown 'ilberf Burgess Roberl Cash lliam Cleavelin AU? me Douglas Blaclr Barbara Brown Gordon Burlon Carol Caward Roberl Coleman o Slit Raymond Bowman Mildred Brownwood 4 Julianne Caldwell Jaclr Caward Dorolha Cobbe .. 1 -,,.., 3 Q fa X 4, .. ., Frederic Brace Coselfe Burge Nancy Cameron Diane Chadwiclc Margarel Coopland Jerry Bride Doris Bush George Carlson James Chaffers Charles Chrislie Joanne Brink Margarel Bush Roberl Carfer Joanne Churchill William Cordon League Championship... T, Slanley Cornyn Norman Crow Sally Doyen Gary Eller Lee Faclo ,nil 3 - ' X.. Charlolle Cox Barbara Daley Barbara Dyer Franlrie Ellel Alice Fagg James Craigmyle Donna Darclenne Roberl Dylce Charles Ely Dorolhy Faulkner ll I a a ww ai 'UNWV -- .2:' IEEEQXEEESTW fx 111.5 5 ' ggi 3 54,1 -, ' Wwe aa S MIN? j. f Q N , , ,, ,r,lEC???fs5i!f:.1 A ' . ' :S ,av :av Y 51 J 7. ei ., yy 1-an wa ,V f X .. 1 ff- ng ,,,Zf2'am.,w A. -ma as-KW 'Q 'Wk Nw Alpv t zz? D s ' if X url? 4, is :. Dolores Crawford Warren Cremer lrene Crlsslnge Barbara DeHaan Barbara Deigaard Helen Delriclc Mary Easlin Phil Eggslafl Franlc Eichberg Jack Emery Phillip Epler Donald Faries Ronald Farrell James Femlno Shari Fen? Dolores Filla Ronald Friclcle 'aarleen Gerhard+ iward Goldsfein :rome Grossman or V sions Juni i' ' ,wsm -5' KX iw- Thomas Fle+cher Audrey Fuller Barbara George Gus Goller Jeanne Haaclr Roberl' Flowers Barry Galvin Edward Gerber Garlh Greer Pauline Hadley 1 James Flynn Marie Garzio Charles Gerry Larry Greiner Roger Hagan Richard Ford Joannelfe Gaspar John Gibson William Griffin Fred Haines Kennelh Forden John Gaylord James Gillings Marilyn Griffin Roberi' Harrison Senior limelight... ge S- I . f -5,15 Wwfwf Y wvii . fm - we .Wg,,i,,a . 1 X 7 MQW aijgfsazz 1 - iffiwfffx., 21 we .,,.. X ' , .,.::,:e:,::gg Wg 2.3. . PX an 1 by wick 1 l 9 N F A fi -4-'Q' ' ,Q A 32 X N B U. y Y H. Rf - : gist? W gm . -X X W MI X sw wi' ' T' -H- , if A fi-ef f-of ry ..:l,:, Y i- as X M ES' 1 Joan Harmon Pe+er Holmsfrom Melvin Howell Joan lsaal: Lois Johnson Harriei Heisler Leona Hooper Nancy Howe Dolores JaclrleH Wayne Jolwnslon lx S Douglas Hesler Mary Ann Hooper Judi+h Howland Darlene .lacks Richard Jones nik Roberl Heyn Miriam Hiclrey Donna Hollingwi Jerry Horn Elenila Housfon Franlc Houslol Sfewarf Hume tliarles Hunfer Donna Hurl Carol .lalcobsen Norman Janes Jerome Johnsc Pauline Joy Owen Keavney Richard Keclc Senior Pride in 'T-FF William Keiser David Knufson ucille Lamairice Jerry Leonard Jaclt Lifzaw 1? Jean Keiih Paul Knuison Margie amo Seymour LeviH Joanne Lloyd 'Sh ui William Kinman James Kovacs Roberf Langdon George Lewis Peggy Lo Giudice 'Sale 'wa-mmf AQ W1 'nm gang, 1 -L L ,g a s rfii 5 Doro+l'iy Kirchefer Belle Kramer Shirley L arso n Thomas Lewis Wilbur Luslc Caryl Kisfler Earl Kramer . Ona Mae Lawrence Richard Lewis Frances Lyman Yolanda Kohl Shirley Lacy Marie Leon Boniia Lisle Beverly McAloney Goals Achieved... l s E E ! E 1 ,., 3 John McBralney William McCall Loran McCormick Francis McDonald Evelyn McFarland Sharon Maag Bruce McMas'ler Laurine Magnusson Dolores Mallen Carol Maloy Roland Marchand Kalhryn Marsm Geraldine Marslon Bruce Marlin Lloyd Mason Jerry Merlo Margaref Micue Marilyn Millel Sheila Milchell Barbara Moffal' Caroline Moore Dolores Morrow Belh Morlensen Palricia Mosse William Mowry Marilyn Moyer Maurice Muehle Darrell Muller Richard Mergel Peggy Murph' to the Last F fi'-'S Polly Murphy vlarilyn Nelson ,quelyn Niemeyer eorgia Pelerson Michael Porfer Jane? Musacclwia Rober+ Nicholson Phyllis Nordell David Peierson Ross Prafher Nancy Mu+schler Barbara Nichols Doroihy Oakley Morlene Pingle Joan Price Palricia MyaH Diane Nickel Mae Olson Elinor Poel-:ls Geraldine Proffer Beverly Neff Dewey Jolin Jeanne Jean Niclrolay Peiers Pollgreen Purcell Doroflny Neil Jo Ann Niclrerson Allen Peierson Donna Poore Reba Purclwes Long Look at P5 if Y' ,J ji w4?'-Ja gig 'T' +135- 33 3 Johnny Raimondo S+even Read Kei+h Ridgeway John Riley AW Sam Ross Eleanor Ro+hwell William SaFfrin Joyce Sage Joanne Shaclcelford Shirley Shaw E x Gwen Reid Susan Roberfs Janei Roys Howard Sanger William School: Pafricia Renn Shirley Roby Franlr Ruclrer Joan Sayer Lila Jean Silbaugh and 'ISIS IK as l 5 .. i S+anIey Rickard Harry Roche Roberf Runyon Harry Schulman Suz anna Sim Donald Richards Frank Roper Alfonso Saens Walfer Senior Lois Simpson Our Alma Mater Lois Small Delores Slrohm Marie Thomas flarylou Ulrena Myrna Weiclc Carol Smifh Nancy Smiih CharloHe Smifhline Evelyn Slauffer Pafricia Sfoclcwell Palricia Sullivan Bernard SuHle Alexander Swingle JoAnna Talum Doreen Taylor Blanche Thomas David Thomasson George Thompson Jerry Trenl' Phyllis Turner . ','-lie 6, Y Z J-in Arlene Uniermeyer Richard Vandervoorl' Janice Vollmer Raymond Wallner Mervin Washinglon Ber+ Wel+on Pa+ricia Wheeler Dolores Whiiaker Lynn Wilcox Irene Williams These Are Our vi? Mercedes Williams Beri Willis Barbara Wilmsen Homer Wishelr John Woehler William Wollroys Sianley Zimmerman Rufh Ann Bowers Loreiia Edwards ....-- me ' S , K - ' - 'A 7 Affflr -. ,f ', 45. 4 ,A,, ,, f . . e- .iis lf? s, 'l' J f gil ,, 'ah2iifif': Wsfila-Q1 M flikg Vivienne Winchell Roberl' Winclwesier Dorraine Wini Ronal Wooden Casey Woodworih Walfer Wundel l l l l Senior Memories ie-5XX1 Q3 ,f Vice-Presidenf, Sam Poffengerg Treasurer, Louise Efheffong Secrefary, Donna Smifh: Presidenf, Kenny Calkins. Nof picfured: Second semesfer Presidenf, James Walfersg Secrefary, Clark Leonard. Class ol '52 Our iuniors, Madifes wi'l'h a fufure ahead and a pasf behind, have survived anofher scholasfic year-somewhaf more polished and a bif more mafure. The big mysfery of '5l, The Thing lalias Mr. Hargreavesl, was unveiled af fhe junior-sponsored Chrisfmas Fanfasy dance. Sleigh bells, snow balls, and Chrisfmas spirif filled fhe gym where Mimi Belyea reigned as snow queen. Sfacking fheir papers mighfy high fo help supporf fheir Papers-for-fhe-Prom drive, fhe iuniors really made fhe headlines. Class presidenfs Kenny Calkins and James Wal- fers wifh fhe willing aid of fhe class and cheerful cooperafion of 'I'heir sponsor, Mr. Reginald Hargreaves, had a mosf successful year. ROW l: Barsz, Burros, Brown, Cumberland, Abrahamson, Beecher, Brown, Benson, Osfrem. ROW 2: Baelz, Bailey, Brown, Woodruff, Barreff, Creer Cord, Bassi, Ballard, Anderson, Bryanl, Parker. ROW 3: Mallough, Blain, Cruse, Childress, Roll, Blake, Block, Campbell, Crosmer, Cliffe, Creed, Coffin Badger, Armslrong. ROW 4: Bailey, Brown, Burke, Coslarella, Brown, Moreno, Barnes, Ballinger, Brahams, Calkins, Beynon, Colbert ROW 5: Nowels Brundage, Amesbury, Cawelfi, Wallace, Burgefl, Sfephens, Scarnecchia, Barflelf, Barrefl, Casleneda, Burl, Brown. ROW I: Alamillo, Fairfield, Falvey, Edwards, Lauer, E'll'1e+fon, Elirck, Ginlher, Deir, Dolfer, Burns. ROW 2: Glick, Engelsgierd, Guiliani, Evans, Blair Greve, DeVos, Robey, Eichner, Griffifh, Gehring, Gales. ROW 3: Duarle, Dicks, Foley, Smifh, Dominis, Draper, Galliano, Frey, Glorfeld, Demblin DiNofo, Griffin. ROW 4: Courfs, Graves, Frolilich, Gengler, Giboney, Forresl, Davis, Dinsmoor, Elder. ROW 5: Gilmore, Geiger, LaRocque, Laub Furnish, Gee, Dyer, Garber, Cross, Ferris, Berge. .- X S .aa-1.a, www :X . ROW I: Lyon, Hayes, Hamilfon, Hannon, Johnson, Kirchner, Gable, Homan, lgerf, Hubble, Erfman, Kopeh, Hoffman, Heclcman Hill, FiaHe. ROW 2 Hayen, Harmon, Humble, Humphrey, Howard, -Hugelman, Johnson, Hagar, lsler, Keyzers, Hummel, Lucero, Henderson, Housfon, Lemmon, Haas ROW 3: Helbig, Lacy, Koenen, Harris, Hersher, Hoeffer, Halwax, Jensen, Wood, Lamb, Lucas, Hodgon, Lloyd, Luera, Harris, Lewis, Lane. ROW 4 Haslxins, Jaclrley, Harlhan, Larlrin, Honza, Jacquiih, Hesier, Laub, Kimball, Harris, Hawes, Lumsdon. ROW 5: Hernandez, Heiss, Roche, Kramer LaRocque, Lee, Kirby, Livingslone, Dyer, Furnish, Chrisman, Kimball, Kennedy, Lesfer, Kimball, Leonard. ROW I: Murphy, Newlin, Meyers, Perers, Pollaclr,Ol1er, Olivas, Moline, Norris, Hagaman, MCG-lasson, Perrine, McKee, Mann, Mease, Oakley, Meyers Manger, Maro++a, Moroney. ROW 2: Harler, Nichols, McCar+y, Mafheson, Praeger, Pefii, Moore, Mendenhall, McClain, McLachlan, Philp, Morrison Moule, Powers, Henderson, Nowels, Felion, Oehm, Haas. ROW 3: Barnes, Lucas, McCullum, Pinlrley, Lollridge, Overbaugh, McFarland, McAuley Morrow, Nunn, Nash, Mclnfurff, Mandy, McLeod, Merrill, Pullman, Orchard, Mowry, Hodgdon, Young, ROW 4: Burrighf, Mefcalf, Owens, Page, Palfrey O'Beirne, Ashbroolr, McNamee, Cope, Marshall, Cleavelin, Nibloclc, Jaclr, Morlenson, Poffenger, Mounfioy, Malcolm, Pell. ROW 5: Piclrrel, Nelson Oliver, Cooperider, Massey, Knufson LanNess, Moore, Abfs, Page, Neil, Bunn, Michel, Miller, Hegg, Marrow, LaRocque, Madsen, Snedden, PaHon. Ssi.PT-fgL,g'T- H' Qiiiliifi3'iiSElo3k2siW'SE551.'2si!f- .-: Sli Q' f U -. ' - - K - 3' -: V - . ' ' . X s . .Q - . 1 YV-gk - X ROW I: Sheehan, Schmidl, Rippins, Showers, Smilh, Shaffer, Ridley, Smifh, Ranlcin, Ridley, Ross, Schuergens. ROW 2: Snedden, Rogers, Sfoll, Sheldon, Seymour, Smiih, Robinson, Raheb, Sible, Shepherd, Seaman, Schroeder, Shell. ROW 3: Sorenson, McCullum, Slewari, Moore, Balmer, Riffer, Wald, S+. John, Rose, Rands, Wells, Simpson, Relph, Rhodes, Parlrer, Nowels, Sidler. ROW 4: Spencer, Sold, Scarnecchia, Roberfs, Siringham, Smifh, Johnson, Sfephens, Smiih, Eckerman, Burrighl, Leonard. ROW 5: Nelson, Ballinger, Knufson, Samp, Snedelcer, Schuefi, Sfanford, Schaar, Rhezalr, Raines Cooperider, Mallough. -'Ts'o'e., ROW I: Hill, Wooderman, Waller, Whillemore, Thomas, Soilc, Talum, Wollcoys. ROW 2: Williams, Thomas, Taylor, Truan+, Torres, Lamonf, Taylor. ROW 3: Winer, Wood, Tullis, Zerrell, Wride, Wesf, Vogie, Yosi, Youmans. ROW 4: Rands, Verhoef, Woods, Williams, Wrighf, Wellingfon, Moreno. ROW 5: Walfers, Welch, Tinlcham, Valco, Wesf, Young, Woodgriff, Ward. Vineyard, Wa'l'son. W, A Treasurer, Kay Shepherd: President Bob Copeg Secrefary, Marian McCormick: Vice- Class of '53 President Gene Bishop. Our sophomores-+he young in hearl'-have succeeded in breaking fheir way ou+ of +he shell of bewildermenf in+o our MAD world. You can +ell a sophomore by his haughfy air, bu+ you would never have recog- nized +hese sophies as +hey charged for +he Arcadia Park lasl November +o go a pic-a- nic-a-niclring in +he park. Fa'I'igued and full sophs slumbled homeward a'Fl'er a successful day of lennis, baclmin+on, and variefies of games. Some say fhe soph year is one of +he mosl' inconspicuous, bu'r +his ac+ive class under Prexy Bob Cope and Sponsor Bernice Rogers has come in+o lhe M.A.D. spo+- lighi fhis year. if WZ, I 5 I I 3 I I ! 1 5 I 2 i i , wauiwu, wma .12 1 w7a5msszmeesnls:l bu fwsnl:u1: Presiden+, Wins+on Gee: Secre+ary, Jackie Anlislag Vice-Presidenl, Ronald Solar Treasurer, Carol Kramer. Class ol '54 Burdened he is, +here is no doubl. Less wilhin and more wi+houl'. Books piled high in lheir arms and perl beanies perched alop 'lheir noggins, lhe freshmen 'Find lheir way for lhe firsl 'lime lhrough our hallowed halls. - These bewildered lciHens have proved lhemselves wee, bu'l' loyal, Wildcals by s+ar+ing off lheir four-year iaunl wilh a whirl of aclivilies. They were The owners of lhe popping balloons 'al' +he Junior Slafesmen dance. The prospeclive '54 grads, led by Wins+on Gee and sponsor Mr. John Buller have sei' a swi'H pace for fhemselves in fu'l'ure years. ,M 4 4 . bf im? all!! I U 125 , V Ifi ,4 M' 34 was QBHSM1 UFWWW UTM Mft' if 32. 3 ff W if 2 pus- ' Enjoying Life . Sqn-fyuoJyA-0 -'-J4Q'W0-44 '0 A , ' '. ,1 'f 1 aww ' I , L,5x n ' 3 ' 'A A 5 f Y' S V .f wggga 1 ix Qi N V if ' ' 1 I 'fl' Hg 4- ik , -f My 4,04 ff 'dhqgr f ' 1- I 'XE 2,1 . , M ,2' - OQKMAQ4 Q r 'x 95 , 3 ' i fx N 2 ' x f H W' 7 f 1 5 1 3 M I xi wt X N , ' 3 K , Il EH: ,iv 1 5 Ek. J ii 5 I J sua 1 Q A , . Qqffi 11, ..., V A TWH? .3 D I x Q A n ff' . Q', , W ' ' A . rg .v xxx . 1 1 'oi af , f W Lwwvtw-0 A f' fmgwf-P c Al 73? ' AK J 5 'Y gf V? M f ?t, N W, fi? wx I ,W in mfg W3 1 m, .,-f LEFQQ A Q J: xp ,ge 1 .M Way My 1 , ,.,., I WWE 4 2' --'Y X, ,SC an XL W, Y , , X in wm.,. , WF' 2 M M, , .J Edilor Audrey Fuller Advisor . . . Miss Kalhryn Geddes Edilor . . . Belly Ehrclc To inlerprel lhe spiril ol lhe school is lhe aim of our annual slalif. Through lhe year we have become somewhal lond ol lhis book lhal has grown slowly bul sleadily as lhe resull ol our combined ellorls and lhe palience ol all lhe people wilh whom we have come inlo conlacl. Through lhe year we have become used lo seeing Belly endangering her lingers wilh La Guilloline, Audrey having lrouble adding lourlhs and sixleenlhs, and Pal promoling a syslem ol using series ol periods inslead ol wrile-ups. Bob, our clever idea man, devised all sorls ol schemes lo inlrigue adver- lisers, Miriam assisling him wilh her charming smile and Do I ever! Eleanor lcnilled, Earle lell in love, Miriam changed her hair-do lo suil every occasion, Larry developed an incredible preference for lennis, Belle hunled losl shoes, George lallied up lardies gelling his camera ready lor marvelous ad piclures, Norine clipped Wildcal arlicles and invenled a new filing syslem, Carol planned ways lo lceep secrel lhal hideous green cover, and Miss Geddes spenl counlless hours ol overlime ldidn'l we all?l. The resull-your l95I Monrovian. ROW l: George Lewis, Carol Jalcobsen, Mariam McFarland, Norine Foley, Larry Greiner. ROW 2: Bob Langdon, Eleanor Rolhwell, Belle Kramer, Belly Ehrclr, Audrey Fuller, Miriam Hiclcey, Pal Mosser. V? 2 T QMWZW if i' 'H-v. w k till! iiixwg Reba Purches Mike Por+er Gordon Lowe Sieve Read These experienced newshounds have proved 'lfhemselves unperfurbed by minor emergencies ranging from prin'r shop calami+ies +o censored humor columns. Each week reporlers doggedly se'r ou+ +o cover bea+sg page edilors risked premafurely silver fresses and wrinkled brows as lhey aH'emp+ed +o achieve s+ar+ling new effect wilh s+rangely familiar maferial. Oddly enough fheir labors usually resulled in a newsy, aHrac+ive Wildcaf, which was avidly read on Friday mornings by mosl' s+uden+s, who really should have been paying aH'en+ion 'fo +heir firsf period classes. Edi+or-in-chief Pa+ Sullivan and managing edi+or S+an Cornyn were ably assisfed by associale edi+ors Bill Wrighf, Pa+ Dominis, and Roland Marchand. Gordon Lowe and Sieve Read were spor+s edilors, while Mrs. Thelma Thompson acfed as pleasanl' and parienf facul+y adviser. Business Staff Arlene Un+ermeyer Bernard Su'H'le Sports staff S+ewar+ Weifzman Pele Holmslrom Advisor Mrs Thelma Thompson Edilor . . . Pal' Sullivan A I t h e e W S I I I Wildcat Stall . ROW I: Killy Armslrong, Anne Sheldon, Pal Mosser, Belle Kramer Lura Roush, Reba Purches. ROW 2: Mrs. Thompson, Pal' Dominis, Barbara Mann, Donna Poore Joan Harmon, Arlene Uniermeyer, Pa+ Sullivan. ROW 3: Bernard Su'H'le, Gordon Lowe, Sieve Read, Pele Holmslrom Roland Marchand, Sfewarf Weilzman, Sian Cornyn. ,BVNQ Concert Choir II On Wings of Song One of MA.D.'s mosf valuable confacfs wifh fhe communify is made by ifs vocal music deparfmenf. All day long familiar sfrains of do, re, me, fa, sol, driff from fhe windows of fhe choir rehearsal room fo pave fhe way for fufure Me? sfars and bobby soxer favorifes info fhe big, wide, wonderful world of music. Musical-minded Madifes under fhe direcfion of Mr. Chesfer Ullom and Mrs. Eleanor Fifzgerald have presenfed many excellenf choral programs. Sporfing dazzling new green and whife robes, fhe song birds enferfained local service clubs and social groups in addifion fo giving fhe sfudenf body some really profes- sional rendifions of Counfry Sfyle, So Dim Wifh Tears, Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, BaHle Hymn of fhe Republic, and Rhapsody in Blue. ln fhe spring a young man's fancy ligh'Hy furns fo . . . Ours Turned fo music and April Moods. The annual spring concerf was presenfed in our audiforium fwo memorable evenings in April. The Junior Girls' Glee Club members, under fhe direcfion of Mrs. Fifzgerald, added fheir voices fo fhe Concerf Choirs l and Il, Mixed Chorus, and Junior Boys' Glee Club fo presenf a variefy of songs. Two oufside groups, Vocal Variefy Associafion and Melody Aires, led by Tommy Lewis, sfudenf direcfor, were inifiafed This year fo give falenfed sfudenfs an opporfunify fo gain experience in popular singing. Mr. Ullom won furfher honors by being chosen direcfor of fhe Bay Area Music Fesfival, where he di- recfed 'rhe choir voices from fhirfy-'rwo high schools. Concert Choir I Mixed Chorus Junior Girls' Glee Club Junior Boys' Glee Club SYNSSRSQQRN.-i XA' M - ' X ' .3 ETMYN fl W7- N 1 5 H 3 ar ,, g . :ff tg, 1 ,f ,.,.fg' 2 5 5 fm. :Ply ip gr 5 5 1 rfifg Eh t G 1 EQ Q if 962,15 Q, 91 sgg, i ff-E + x 2 A 54S Ins ,t D ,,j ?.-1' ' -4 Where IigI1+ and shade repose, where music dwells Lingering-and wanclering on as Io+h Io die Lilce Ihoughls whose very sweelness yieldelh proof Thai' 'Ihey were born for immorlalily. -Ecclesiasfical Sonne'Is ........ William Wordswor'Ih IN MEMORIAM MR. EVAN WILLIAMS OUR BELOVED BAND DIRECTOR Senior Bond Music lor Everyone Simulfaneously wifh fhe firsf appearance of foofballers on 'rhe afhlefic field, members of our band made fheir firsf appearance in flne half-fime acfivifies and added glamour fo our afhlefic season. ln March fl1e band presenfed ifs annual concerf wifl1 music from boogie fo Haydn before an apprecia- five audience. Composed of some of flue besf musicians in Soufhern California, including all Soufhern Cali- fornia High School Band Members Louella Hobbs, Gayle Hoepner, Drew Frohlich, and Joanne Snearly, fl1is musical aggregafion has performed for local groups and presenfed an enferfaining assembly for fhe sfudenf body. Music, Maestro, Please Seelcing fhe mellow magic which lurlcs in a violin and elicifing from 'rhe inslrumenls deplh of feeling, our maes+ro Harold Scofl has presenled a versalile orches+ra which has confribuled enchanling music for plays, assemblies, and +he Sou+hern California Music Fesfival. Al' lhe Soulhern California Music Feslival held in Fullerfon +his year lhe ins+rumen+alis+s under Mr. Scol'+'s balon achieved an excellen+ raling. Presenfing Minue+ by Haydn, Baller Egyplian Sui+e by Luigini, and music played by lalenled solo ar+is+s al' one of lhe P.T.A. meelings, +he orcheslra received a lruly greal ovalion. Senior Orchestra 'f 1 H ff vw-wfffwwf, f ' Junior Bcmd Junior Orchestra --v f f ihere's No Business Like Show Business The glare of fooflighfs, 1'he swish of cosfumes, ihe endless possiloililies of creafing anolher world on The slage 'For ius+ an hour or so holds fascinalion for aclresses and acfors. Uncler lhe able direc'l'ion of Mrs. Margarei' Wood, drama direcfor, M.A.D.'s drama s+uden+s have conirilaufed 'rheir share +o 'rhe land of +insel. Wi-I'h 'rhe combined eFFor1's of +he cas+s and slage hands and +he unfailing pafience and efficiency of +he direc'l'or, four plays were broughl' +o +he M.A.D. slage +his year, One Foo+ in Heaven, Miracle 'For Mary, The Happy Journey, and Seven'reen'rh Summer. uOne Foot in Heoven . . . League play One Fool' in Heaven, Spense and Mar+en's fhree-acl' comedy of a small 1'own paslor and his parsonage, was presen+ed November 4 by fhe Boys' and Girls' Leagues. Wi+h Adrienne Brown and Jim Prou'I' in 'I'he sfellar roles, supporfed by Morline Pin- gle, Lawrence While, Sian Cornyn, and lvlarigrliel.. +he eighieen member casi' fouched 'Phe hearls o'F all wi+h ifs lesson of iolerance. 45 a I . ,M ' ' rf' L E 1 - C ,wr , x '15 ' x Y, K 3 J XX if . 3 ,lm .S Q M xx PH v. Q .9 ix l -1 ,XA5 5 req +V X Qi JL, ,- ii ,fil- H fi . ,M 'N f 3 I ff Ml! , sg if ia , 3 J ' il' JIT l .. W sv. 'lx uSeventeenth Summer . . . Senior play Wi+h Adrienne Brown and Maurice Muehle casi- as +he lead lovers, Daly and Mar+in's Seven+een+h Summer was given by fhe senior class. The curiain on fhe produc'l'ion rose on May 25 'lo reveal a heari- warming sfory of young love. uThe Hclppy Journey . . . Tourna me n+ play A symbolic +ribu+e +o mofhers, The Happy Journey by Thorn+on Wilder won excellen+ honors for our players al' 1'he Tournamenf Plays held al' +he Pasadena Playhouse on April I6. Lois Johnson, Frank Roper, Don Smifh, David Graeme, Morline Pingle, and Kippy Perinne were feafured in fhe Sfan Cornyn direcfed drama, which was also presenred For 'Phe local P.T.A. and s+uclen+ body. ' f , . M, M 'vwfml llMlFGCl6 for Mary . . . Chris+mas play The one-ac+ Chris+mas drama, Miracle for Mary, by Rulh Burdin, drew a capacify a++endance a+ our audiforium on December IO. The play cen- +ered around a s+one image of +he Virgin Mary, in whose presence people 'Found in 'rheir hear+s a sin- cere 'Fai+h and a feeling of deep love for humanify. Lois Johnson and Don Smi+h played 'rhe leads. Thespiclns The Thespians, our Broadway sfars of fomorrow, can boasf of all fhe aspiring Boofhs and Barrymores. Chosen on fhe basis of oufsfanding dramafic abilify and efficienf behind-fhe-scenes work, mem- bers reorganized fheir club fhis year wifh fhe deferminafion fo furn ouf varied and excellenf performances. These sfu- denfs of fhe fhea+ah were sponsored by Mrs. Margaref Wood. Stclge Crew M.A.D.'s able-bodied sfage crew, headed by Mr. Joe Burcham, masfer minds all acfivifies, large or small, in fhe audiforium. This hardworking group runs info numerous odd mishaps and difficul- fies, buf fhe worsf is being exposed 'ro a fesfive audience when a curfain fails fo move as ordered. Audiences have long been familiar wifh 'l'he sighf of some of fhese busy peo- ple in fheir uniforms scurrying away fo avoid publicify. Mosf frequenfly seen in sfage garb was Frank McDonald, sfudenf head man for 'rwo years. Proiection Crew Parf of fhe visual eclucafion deparf- menf, fhe proiecfion crew under Mr. James Officer has been responsible for fhe showing of many of our movies. The boys have supervised fhe darkening of several of our classrooms for fhe showing of films. Whefher off fo help a speech feacher wifh a recording machine or sfruggling under fhe weighf of a movie proiecfor, fhese boys have done fheir dufy well. Noon Sessions Scholorship Society One of +he mosf acfive clubs on our campus is +he Scholarship Socie+y. A member of +he California Scholarship Federalion, M.A.D.'s club awards a fiffy dollar scholar- ship each year +o an oufslanding Gold Seal graduafe. Membership in 'rhe club is limi+ed +o s1'uden+s making len poin+s earned +hrough grades. An apprecia+ion of educafional culiures and a grea+er recognifion of M.A.D.'s in+ellec+s is achieved fhrough ihis organizaiion. Two Acfiviiy Days a year are awarded +he members. This year 'ihe members aH'ended a showing of Cyrano de Bergerac, a'l'e a dinner in China Town, and enjoyed a beach hip. Sfanley Cornyn and Pai' Sullivan were +his year's presiden+s, and new sponsor ihis year was Mrs. Mariorie Eller, assisfed by Miss Gladys Jahr. ' Y, V, ' . 3 x 1 i Civinettes CivineHes, an honorary service club for junior and senior girls, is now complefing i+s +hird very successful year. Sporfing vociferous argyles and ouflandish knee socks, Madiies par+ed wi+h fheir loafers and saddles a+ 'lhe gym door for ihe CivineH'e sponsored Shoeless Shuffle. The service club also con'I'ribu+ed giffs +o LaVerne School for Boys. CivineH'es deserve +o be recognized as lhe worihwhile organizaiion +ha+ ifs members and sponsor Mrs. Isabel Beckman make il. Key Club A iunior organizalion of fhe Kiwanis ln'l'er- na'l'ional, M.A.D.'s Key Club o'FFers excellenl oppor+uni+ies +o boys in+eres+ed in learning +o develop ini+ia+ive and leadership. Weekly mee+ings of +he acfive service club have produced some clever ideas +o help pro- mo'I'e school spirif. Key Clubbers were respon- sible for 'posfers publicizing sporls acliviiies, a spring sporls schedule, a declamafion con+es+, and a shoe shine day. Club prexies were Bob Gales and John Pefers, and sponsor was Mr. Max Forney. Junior Stotesmen M.A.D.'s poliiically minded s+uden+s make up 'ihe busy bee club of +he campus, +he Junior S+a+esmen. The aim of +he Junior Sialesmen is +0 promofe a greaier sludenl' inferesf in governmenl and nafional affairs. This ac+ive club aH'ended several convenfions, including fhe Siale Conven+ion al' Long Beach, Novem- ber I0 and I I. Guesl' speakers, parlies, and field frips comprise 'l'he year-'round agenda for fhe club. Sian Zimmerman, 'l'he enfhusiaslic presidenl, aided by sponsor Mr. Kennefh Scheel, helped sponsor l'he Freedom Crusade al M.A.D. - k -- - A - ..........s.... uv--1 r s , . C Ms 'ii' 3' e H fha Hz T 'J Tri-Hi-Y cmd Hi-Y Council To be a member of Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Council is +o supporf fhe iinesl ways 'For crea+ing higher s+andards of Chris+ian living for all. From selling Chrisfmas frees +o sponsoring such dances as +he Hula Hop, +his organizafion has shown i+s abili+y 'ro accomplish grear goals in a Chrisfian way. This year eleven members par+icipa+ed in a youfh and governmenf conference a+ Whi++ier on December 9. Holding +he club gavel was Pai' S+oclc- well, who was assis+ed by sponsors Miss Gladys Walker and Mrs. Jean England. Junior Red Cross Council Launching i+s I95I drive +he week of April 23-27, +he Junior Red Cross Council proved +ha+ i+ is one of fhe mosi' aciive or- ganizafions on our campus. The council, which was organized jusf a year ago, spon- sored +he firs+ noon dance wi+h a dance band and a popular assembly April 26. The money collecfed from +hese proiecfs was donaiecl 'io +he Na+ional Children's Fund. The Jr. Red Cross also coniribufed +o an ln+erna+ional School Ari' Program. Even during summer vacarion fhe en+husi- as+ic group a++ended +he Red Cross Leader- ship Training Camp a+ Cresfline. Lee Fac+o was +he presiden+ of +he council and was aided by sponsor Miss Madeline Emmeri. H. S. C. A. M.A.D.'s High School Chrisfian Associa- +ion has, as in +he pasf, accomplished many worfhwhile proiecls. A clofhing drive and an assembly movie, From Dusi +o Des'l'iny, were among +he successful ac+ivi1'ies of +he club. Organized under fhe sponsorship of Mr. Harvey Brubaker, 'rhe H.S.C.A. aims +o pro- mofe charilable projecfs and encourage greafer in+eres+ in high ideals. Chuck Srein was fhe presidenl' 1'his year. Quill ond Scroll ln spiie of mainlaining an almosl' s+ric+ly inacfive and honorary s1'a+us, Quill and Scroll has become one of fhe mos'I' respec+- ed clubs on campus. Members of 'rhe in+er- na+ional iournalism sociefy are selecied on +he basis of iournalisfic and academic achievement A+ i+s ini+ial dinner meefing +his year 'rhe group face'I'iously doled ou+ posi+ions rang- ing from chaplain 'lo yell leader 'l'o each in- dividual preseni. Official officers were Sieve Read, presidenfg Pal' Sullivan, vice- president Be++y Ehrclc, secreiary and freas- urer. Mrs. Thelma Thompson is faculiy sponsor. Camera Club Wilh l'he innovalion of a darlc room, M.A.D.'s Camera Club has s'l'epped info lhe campus spollighl. Under lhe di- recfion of advisor Mr. Eugene Ebele, lhe club has sponsored snapshol con'les+s and lalcen parl in o'rher pholographic ac- +ivi+ies. The purpose of l'he club is 'ro crea+e an aclive inferesl' in pholography as a hobby and possibly as a profession. Presi- denls George Lewis and Paul Bremner have worked wi+h +heir club in providing piclures for enjoymenl of lhe sludenl body as well as for fhe club's safisfaclion. Key Board Club Musically inclined Madifes comprise fhe Keyboard Club, which is organized for +he enjoymenl and pleasure of s+u- denfs inferesled in lhe piano. Under +he sponsorship of Mr. Ju+ Williams 'lhe club has lalren par+ in many musical acl'ivi- lies. Mary Jo Burns is fhe presiden+ of fhe Keyboard Club. All +he club members play for each o'l'her during club periods and offen lislen +o records of famous pianis+s. Los Buenos Vecinos Los Buenos Vecinos, M.A.D.'s good neighbor club, under +he presidency of John Woehler has been very busy lhis year. A frip 'l'o Padua Hills, La Navidad celebralion, and a Spanish dinner were memorable evenls of 1-he ac+ivi+ies of +he club. Los Buenos Vecinos is open fo all sfudenls who have had al leas+ one semesler of Spanish. The obiecl' of l'he club is 'lo cul+iva+e inferesf in +he language and cullure of Spanish speaking people and pu+ info pracfice in an enjoyable manner informalion gained in +he classroom. Sponsors were Miss Cryssie Holchkiss and Miss Bernice Rogers. Library Club Open +o any sfudenl' in+eres+ed in library work, +he Li- brary Club offers many opporlunilies for becoming more familiar wi+h The library. The club has book previews and discussions 'ro encourage ini'eres+ in fhe library. One of fhe club's social ac1'ivi+ies was a caroling parly. Mrs. Helen Kindy, librarian, sponsors fhe club wifh Darla Tullis presiding a+ +he meefings. Writers' Club Words wi+hou+ purpose are like pens wi+hou+ ink is lhe moH'o of 'I'he Wrifers' Club. Organized fo furfher individual improvemen+ and wri+ing in+eres+s, 1-his club mee+s +wice a mon+h. A+ fhe meelings, presided over by Paf Rosedale, +he members offer consfrucfive cri+icism for each o'rher's manu- scrip'rs and discuss fulure possibiliiies. Mr. John Buller is +he Penmen's sponsor. Science Club Aspiring scien+is'rs compose 1'he membership of +he Science Club. ln addiiion 'ro in+eres+ing field 1'rips, informa- +ive scien+i'lic films and lecfures were on +he club agenda +his year. On December I4 +he members visi+ed +he Kaiser S+eel Mills al' Fonfana. Advised by Mr. Virgil Ward and Mr. Charles Dunson, 'lhe club sfrives +o develop 'Phe s+uden+s' scienlific inferesfs. John Wolfe and Roger Hagan were fhe Science Club presiden+s. uleargsmasfnmumrssswa Future Homemclkers This year for the first time M.A.D.'s Fu- ture Homemakers of America attended the statewide F.l'l.A. Convention held in Asilo- mar. At the convention the girls learned about the activities of other clubs and added new ideas for their proiects here at M.A.D. Presidents Joy Hyder and Mary Beth Overman presided over the club at its edu- cational and social activities, including serv- ing at faculty teas and at the new Future Teachers of America tea. The F.H.A. won a tirst prize for its booth on child develop- ment at the Los Angeles County Fair. Miss Angie Verenis is the sponsor. Speech Arts The Speech Arts Club was organized fort the purpose of developing the art of public speaking. Each member shows his Cicero- nian ability by giving orations at the meet- ings. Miss Bernice Carpenter and Mrs. Laura Chase worked with President Roland Mar- chand in furthering the aims of the club. Some members took part in a debate on juvenile delinquency, which was broadcast over radio station KGER on December 2. Weather Bureau M.A.D.'s Student Weather Bureau under the guidance of Mr. Charles Dunson has become one of the best equipped high school weather bureaus in Southern Cali- fornia. President Tom Jepson and Vice- President Bill Cordon led this group, the members of which were selected from the outstanding physics students who showed an interest in meteorology. ln addition to taking field trips and hav- ing in several outside speakers, the budding prognosticators have made daily forecasts, based on hourly readings of hygrodeiks, anemometers, barometers, thermographs, rain gauges, and much other complex equip- ment found in the office of the bureau in the Science Building. Regardless of conflicting opinions as to the acuracy of the forecasts of the bureau lnon-members say 070, mem- bers say l00'7,,l, the forecasts have proved 802, accurate. Ushers' Club Those boys seen sfanding wilh beaming faces and ou+s'l're+ched hands a+ +he audi- forium doors a+ assemblies were members of M.A.D.'s Ushers Club. Wi+h +he innova- +ion of a pay-as-you-go assembly sysfem +he boys galhered any available confainers +o collec+ our reluc+an+ pennies. The forfy boys voled inlo +he club by 'ihe Boys' League Cabinef served +he school by ushering and keeping order af assemblies and o+her school ac+ivi+ies. Head usher Owen Keavney and sponsor Mr. Roberf Manning ably led fhe group. Art Club In a Bohemian afmosphere wifh easels, sfools, and sfray pencils for decora+ion, fhe Arr Club held i+s monfhly meefings. In+eres+ing field +rips and speakers were on +his year's program. An exhibif a+ fhe Los Angeles Couniy Fair displayed some of M.A.D.'s promising l'alen+ +o fair-goers. On February 9 Noel Quinn, famous wafer colorisf, gave a demonslrafion. f A club for prospec+ive arfisfs, fhe Ari Club made many of 'l'l1e affracfive posfers for M.A.D's ac+ivi+ies. Miss Dorofhy Clemmons, arf deparlmeni' head, was 'Phe sponsor. Active Athletes Lettermen Wearers ot the big letter M are the members ot the Lettermen's Club. Members earn their letters through participation in sports. This active sports organization provides many outside sports activities tor the boys. At their monthly meetings the boys enioyed movies ot Southern Calitornia sports events. The otficers ot the club shown in the picture are Phil Epler, Roy Gaebel, and Steve Read. President Frank Talcott is not shown. Mr. Verl Murray was the adviser. Girls' Athletic Association The G.A.A. has as its aim the creation ot a wider interest in girls' sports. This year the G.A.A. sponsored the Election dance and sent a large representation to the Bell Gardens circus play day. A new project this year was a very successful Christmas party. Eligibility tor the club, open to any girls interested in sports, is based upon the earning ot two hundred points through sports activities. Mrs. Thelma Yenney and Mike Musacchia led the group. Circle M The highesi rung on fhe girls' spor+s lad- der is +he Circle M, which is limifed +o an ambifious, sporisminded few. ln addiiion 'ro playing on four successive class ieams, +o become a member a girl musi' have made ai leasi- I200 poin+s earned ihrough many hours of ex+ra sporis acfivifies. Girls who earn i800 poinis receive a gold pin. Some of +he ac+ivi+ies of fhe club +his year were pofluclc dinners, +eas, and a +rip +o Kno+'I s Berry Farm. Mrs. Yenney was 'ihe adviser, and presidenf +his year was Beverly McAloney. Block M Top honor club for M.A.D.'s chips off 'ihe sporfs block is fhe Block M Club. A+ meeiings +he members are irained +o pro- moie beHer sporismanship and inieresi' in school sporis. Membership is res+ric+ed +o boys who have +hree hundred poin+s earned by par- +icipa+ion in compe+i+ive spor+s. John Pe+ers and Coach Dink Iecl +he club. Catskill Rcicqueteers To improve fhe girls' iennis playing, pro- mo+e beH'er sporfsmanship, and season 'ihe players are +he aims of +he Caislcill Racquei- fers. Membership in 'ihis honorary girls' +ennis club is highly compe+i+ive, since each prospecfive member musf play fhe presen+ members, including 'lop-ranking players. Truly skilled wiih +heir racqueis, M.A.D.'s Cafslcills have defeaied several schools in +ennis ma+ches. Barbecues, poiluclc dinners, and pariies made fhe Cafslcill's aciivifies under +he sponsorship of Mrs. Eihel Brelos comple+e. Presideni' Caryl Kisiler was awarded 'rhe +ennis +rophy given +o +he ou+- sianding girl +ennis player of 'rhe year. Rules ofthe me 'f 6 1v'M,. ,NX 'V 'fiyxx ,ir Inn 'G f . Wi we W K .. 'WE Z-fc: xi M W 'A v -A Af ! , W ,fjkefvxgi 1 fykffofi ff A- 1 , N----W' Lf? '15 ' L 3 , .. :Am xx , 11,3 1 -9 5-f N, Plenty o' Pep Come on, gang, l1i+i+! Sound familiar? Well, anyway il' does lo our yell leading lrio, Kenny Calkins, Judy Howland, and Earle l-lupp. These lhree, led by yell king Earle, made wilh lhe lusly lungs during our sporls even+s. Le+'s give fifleen for Calkins, How- land, and Hupp. Perl Precision Pompoms swaying, checkered skirls swirling, and geslures synchronized, our four song leaders encouraged laggard songslers and slimulaled applause. Melody and perfecl' liming wenl' hand in hand wi+l'1 our song leaders, Donna Poore, Shirley Lacey, Sue Smilh, and Carol Goodrich, as lhey led our songs wilh snappy roulines and perl precision. Holl Time Commission Somefhing new has been added! l+'s 'lhe Half Time Com- mission. This group, comprised of members from fhe Pep Commission, Pepcals, Maiorelles, and Marching Band, worlred our clever schemes for foofball iniermissions. The Commis- sion, which operales only during foofball season, consisfed of Shari Fenf represenling fhe Pep Commission, Joan Price, from Pepcafs, Meri Williams, leader of the Maiorelfes, and Drew Frohlich, member of fha Marching Band. The impressive half-lime programs we saw fhis season were fhe producfs of 'lhe ideas of lhese acfive groups. Re- member Merf Williams doing an Indian dance on a big drum af 'lhe Keppel game and lhe circus performers af our home game! Drew Frohlich, Shari Trenl, Earle Hupp, Meri Williams, John Massey. School Spirit Whaf is school spirif? ls if lhe boisferous cheering ai fhe games? ls ii 'I'he lively singing af music as we raise our voices fo sing Could if be spiril' lhaf males our all fo promoie our acfivifies? ls fellows and gals fha? makes lhem Or could if be fhe 'Funny feeling in we sing fhe Alma Maier? pep rallies? ls if in lhe Go, go, you Wildca'ls ? school leaders give iheir if ihe someihing in +he wanf fo win our games? our fhroafs and hearfs as H's hard lo say iusf wha? school spiril is. Sfill i'l's lhere! Our pepsfers are fhe ones who are ihe sparlrs thai lighi 'Phe 'torch of school spirif and carry if 'I'hrough 'lhe year. Pep Commission One, fwo, fhree, down. One, lwo, fhree, up. Wifh fhese words Earle Hupp, head yell leader, broughl' forfh from 'lhe 'live hundred-sfrong card secfion a colorful Hi, a block M, or a foo'lball. These card lriclrs were sponsored by The Pep Commission, which has charge of adding glamour +o our games. An age of seven hours a week was spenl sorling cards and aver- plan- ning designs. The Pep Commission also planned fhe pre-game parades and pep rallies. Mariean Brownwood headed +he Pep Commission, CON1- posed of represenialives from sludenf body ac'iivi+ies. Mer? Williams, Jim Wallers, Shari Trenl, Carol Coward, Mar- iean Brownwood, Presidenl Larry Chaffers, Earle Hupp, Lloyd. John And the Banc Z Z l 1 l Pepcclts and Bond lOur Pepcafs, M.A.D. Band, and MaioreH'es all worlcedi+oge+her +his year in pa'I'- ferned precision +o spur +he cheering fans on wi+h pep-inspiring funes a+ 'Fall sporis evenis. Turning ou'I' an excellenf program every Friday nigh+ on +he foofball field, +hey also pariicipafed in U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. half-Time rograms during fhe foofball season in response 'l'o invi'I'a'I'ions exfended +o our band leadiar. Mr. Evan Williams. The Arcadia Peach Fesfival and +he Monrovia Day Parade were fwo more scenes of friumph for 'I'his 'lralenfed group. Mrs. Thelma Yenney and Mr. Evan Williams produced a spiriled en+er+ainmen'I' group, which far excelled any so far. Played On... Mciorettes Mary Brown, Meri Williams, Pa+ Sfockwell, Lu Lamafrice K Coach Claude Walker Offensive Firsf Sfring Coach John Daniels ...aaf-fC ? ' . fr If .' 2 f ROW I: Gwen Sievens, Berf Willis, Ron Wooden, John Woehler, Al Saenz, Hardiman Cureion. Sian Zimmerman, Bob Paclrer. Wali Senior, Melvin Laub, Bob Kimball, Jim Pullman Jim Merrill. ROW 2: Larry Ross, Alex Hernandez, Jolmn VanNess, Don Miller, Bill Mowry, Gordon Mouniioy, Bob Scliaar, Ed Gerber, Freddie McKinnis, Jerry Horn, Bill Barilefi, Bob Runyon, Gus Goller. ROW 3: Slreefer Chaffers, manager, David Winlrler, manager, Elvin Tinlcham, manager, Don Kimball. manager, Bud Aslwbroolc, Roy Goebel, Gary Scliaar, Ron Oliver, Diclr Fulks, Paul Al Wellingion, Tom Bunn, EvereH Adams. Pigskin Review 5 Q 5 S A I i E K F AI Saenz , Everell Adams Roy Gaebel Larry Ross Hardiman Curelor lefl' guard lefl' half fullback riglrl' end righl' 'raclrle Sfan Zimmerman Larry Chaffers Ron Oliver Bob Paclcer Gordon Mounlioy lefl' faclrle righl' half rigl1+ half cenler rigl1'l guard Ed Gerber Gary Schaar Berl Willis Alex Hernandez Ron Wooden cenier quarferbaclc cenfer righl' end leH end Bob Kimball Bob Sclwaar Bud Ashbrook Jim Pullman John VanNess leH' guard quarferbaclc lefl half righ+ guard lefl end 5 if Bob Runyon leff end Walf Senior leff end Gus Goller leff guard Dick Fulks righf half Varsity Football Wifh a smoofh ground affack and a sfurdy defense, Monrovia's Wildcafs smashed fo a seven win, fhree loss, and one fie record. The efforfs of Coaches Claude Walker, John Daniels, and Keifh Broaders in drilling fhe boys in fhe fundamenfals of fhe game were well rewarded by fhe oufsfanding playing and sporfsmanship displayed by fhe players. Every game saw fhem off fo a fasf sfarf, sparked by a spirifed deferminafion fo win. The 'Cafs began fhe season wifh a resounding 33-6 friumph over unbeafable Chaffey. This was followed by a win over surprising Rosemead, I3-0. The following week saw fhe Wildca+'s grid machine overhauled by a scrappy Covina eleven fo resulf in a I2-I2 fie. The Wildcafs refaliafed by crushing Glendale Hoover, 39-6, fhe nexf week. The Pacific League season gof under way when a powerful Mark Keppel rallied fo defeaf fhe 'Cafs by a I3-6 margin. Then a fired-up Whiffier eleven rose up fo hand fhe feam a sfunning 22-7 upsef. M.A.D. refurned fo fhe win column wifh a crushing 37-0 vicfory over El Monfe. Asfounding fhe C.l.F. world, fhe Wildcafs furned back league-leading Alhambra wifh a convincing I9-I6 friumph. The League season ended as a scrappy Pasadena Bullpup feam annexed fhe League championship by a fhrilling I4- I 3 vicfory over a fighfing Wildcaf feam. Defensive Firsf Sfring L Choffey Crumbles The Green fide rolled over a supposedly powerful Chaffey +eam 33-6. The con+es+ furned info a scor- ing free-for-all, as almosl all +he Wildcaf backs figured in The poin'r spree. The ouislanding play of lhe game was lurnecl in by Roy Gaebel, who scooled nine+y-four yards on a kick-off refurn. Colts Catch 'Cots The Covina Col+s rose up +o +ie a highly favored Wildcaf eleven, I2-l2. The Orangemen, led by fhe sparkling play of railback Don Orleich, scored bo+h TD's in +he final quarler, 'I'he clincher coming in +he final for+y sec- onds. However, 'I'he Green and Whi+e foughl' hard and was no+ +o be denied on almos+ every occasion. Adams and Chalilers were srandours on offense wi+h Cure+on breaking up many an enemy fhreal. i Hoover Humbled A powerful Monrovia eleven coasfed fo a decisive 39-7 win over fhe Tornadoes. lf looked as fhough fhe game would be a real fussle in fhe opening minufes when Hoover fied fhe score 7-7. Buf fhe Green and Whife overwhelmed ifs opponenfs behind fhe sparkling offensive play of all fhree sfrings. Aztecs Triumph An overflow crowd jammed Moor Field fo see fhe Wildcafs play fhe Azfecs. The 'Cafs scored firsf, only fo be overfaken and beafen I3-6 in a fhrilling baffle. The elusive running of Azfec Don Hickman proved fo be fhe decisive facfor in fhe Keppel vicfory. Hopes Lost ln fhe concluding game of fhe I950 League season fhe Pasadena Bullpups cinched a fie for fhe championship by barely nosing our M.A.D. in a fhrilling, hard-foughf confesf. lf looked as fhough fhe Green and Whife mighf fie fhe baffle when Roy Gaebel scampered ninefy yards for a fhird quarfer T.D., buf fhe conversion fell shorf, and P.C.C. eked ouf a close I4-I3 vicfory. 'W ' W' W 'Ws Pf'f-fh ' 'hfhfwwf V W f 0 ,.,, WM- J, , Y f, Vomifw Q 4, fM,,i,o -WWMN. V, ,..0,,.uWwMmw,. P' v iv M 0' ji f , ' s rg it'V 14 ? if , rv- ,rf , , - can M, Capfain . . . Evereff Adams Climaxing four years of foofball a+ M.A.D., fhree-year varsify le'H'er- man Evereff Adams was elecfed capfain of fhe I950 feam, a fiffing con- clusion for an oufsfanding high school foofball career. All C.l.F .... Hardiman Curefon Coach Walker infroduced Hardiman Curefon af an early season pep rally as one of fhe mosf promising foofball prospecfs in fhe hisfory of our school. lf seems as fhough Dink Walker knew whaf he was saying, for fhis gianf fwo hundred fwenfy pound fackle, while only a iunior, wenf on fo obfain all league honors, all Soufhern Cali- fornia firsf feam, and finally a place on fhe all Unifed Sfafes selecfions. Need we say more for such a greaf player and oufsfanding young man? All-League A wonderful fribufe was paid fo fhe Wildcaf feam when four of ifs members were selecfed fo firsf sfring berfhs on fhe all-League feam. Of fhese Roy Gaebel, Hardiman Curefon, and Larry Ross will refurn again nexf year, while Gus Goller will perform on fhe collegiafe gridiron. Second feam honors wenf fo Gordon Mounfioy, Bob Packer, Evereff Adams, and Wall' Senior. Honor- able menfion awards were given fo Sfan Zimmer- man and Larry Chaffers. ROW l: Bob Packer, Evereff Adams, Larry Chaffers. ROW 2: Roy Gaebel, Sfan Zimmerman, Hardiman Cure- fon, Gordon Mounfioy. ROW I: Paul Armis, George Meyers, Bob Cope, Don Church, Ysidro Lucero, Tim Moore, Jaclr Warye, Doug. Schulz, George Raines, Lund Sorensen, Bob McCourtney. ROW 2: Slreeter Chatters, Diclr Nelson, Bob Rankin, Jim Martin, Jack Bortisser, Bill Spencer, Tony Rogers, Leonard Rzehalr, Tom Lister, Bob Sidebotham, Eric Beclrstrom, Clarence Paschal, Jerry Bender. ROW 3: Bruce Barnes, Kay Brown, Bob Gagliano, Bud Pelos, Howard Boone, Bud Piclcrel, Bill Smith, Marvin Laub, Dick Panlropt, Edgar Vance, Dennis Mavity, Dale Hummel, Don Shanlrs, Larry Keough. John Massey, Coach Broaders. Junior Wildcats Junior Varsity Football While only in their second year ot Junior Varsity competition, the 'Cats' titth and sixth strings went through a very successful season. They started rather slowly but finished with a rush to almost defeat Alhambra in the final game. Operating out ot the single wing tormation, the team presented a very ditferent and interesting brand of football, marked by some tancy ball handling. The squad, tutored by Coach Broaders, was a well balanced eleven, lceen on fundamentals. Ready Set, 1-2-3 Bee Football ROW I: Bernard SuHle, Reed Gillings, Mickey Roberfs, Don Forresf, Tom Lamb, Bruce Kemp, Dewell Wood, Garrei Sidler, Carlyn Farris, Don Cooperider. l ROW 2: Carl Hahn, Walfer Evans, Sfewarf Weifzman, Dick Burrighf, Alfred Alarcon, Charles Bafferson, Ellis Johnson, ,Earle Hupp. Bill Lusk, Thurman Woods, Bruce Ballard, Bob Davis, Duane Gray. ROW 3: Gordon Dewey, Don Sfuari, Bob Ochoa, Fred Haines, Joe Garcia, Dick Sievens, Earl Clark, Pefer Wynn, Sieve Black, Bob Harrison, Ron Mowry, Russel Backer, Coach Bilbrey. Fred Haines, Coach Bilbrey, Bob Harrison lf Bee Football ln i'rs firsl' Pacific League encoun+er lhe Bee 'foofball 'l'eam dropped a close 7-0 game fo Mark Keppel and +hen confinued 'lo lose all +he following League games excepl' 'For a O-0- 'lie wi+h El Mon+e. Al+hough +he Bees were on The shor+ end of lhe score mosl of ihe lime, fhey managed 'lo keep +he game on +he fire and made rough going for 'lheir opponenfs. The KiHens had a brighl' spol in l'he season by digging Covina I3-I2 and also whipping Rosemead 20-0 in non-League compe- +i+ion. ROW I: Ochoa. Clarlr, Su'H'le, Haines, Sfevens, Cooperider, Sicller. ROW 2: Johnson, Lamb, Ballard, Harrison. P ' 1 ' nil.-ii ROW I: Arfhur Kendall, Larry Culiinane, Ronny Fauria, Ron Paifrey, Sam Aguilar, Wall Raheb, Armando Saenz, Lion Bridgeman, Gene Bishop, Bob Gusse'He, Duane Therian. ROW 2: Alan Johnson, George Moore, Ed Schoerner, Hal Broadhead, Ron Solar, Shed Blount Roy Lorenzini, Wesley Jakobi, Israel Reynoso, Jack Beschfa, Bob Busfer, Jack Kisiier, Harlan Hansen, Bob Jensen. ROW 3: Don Thomas, Don Shoemaker, Jack Lord, Phelps Wood, Frank Spriggs, Duffy Walker, Bob Crosby, Bill Engies, Don Pell, George Gille'He, Clarence Collins, Coach Olsen. ROW 4: Wayne Abis, Gary Price, Circ Marlin. Jay Praeger, Neil Coleman, Brad Pankopf, Jim McCour+ney, Bob Campbell. Lightweight Footba Cee Football Our Cees experienced a ra+her dismal season bui' fhey did manage fo emerge vicforious in +wo con- +es'rs. However, no credif should be +aken away from 'ihe hus+ling band of iigh+weigh+s as +he season saw +hem hi+ by numerous injuries and close ball games i'ha'I' could have gone eiiher way. The games drew some big crowds +his year and a regular cheering secrion was always on hand +o cheer fhem on. Coach Olson de- veloped a smoo+h funciioning T forma+ion guided by fhe excelleni signal calling of quar+erback Larry Culiinane and lhe running of Ari' Kendall. Hafs off 'ro fhe varsi+y s+ars of +omorrow! ROW l Tom Pr esl' Manager Dick Vandervoorl Roger Arliclr, Ed Marshall, Rolland Moody, Sam Pollenger, Gus Gollar. ROW 2 Maurice Muehle Larry Gremer Don Benson Bill Reeves, Gary Schaar, Larry Ross, John Wafenpaugh, Ken Johnson, ,,,, H o o p ste rs Varsity Basketball The l95l edilion of our varsi'l'y baskelball leam experienced an up-and-down season, marked by many close and exciling conlesls. The boys seemed 'lo play 'rheir besl brand ol ball againsi +he 'lop ranking +eams of Soulhern California, having played lhree of +he four C.I.F. Finalisls and given each a real 'l'ussle. The leam fared only moderarely well in league play, bul each game saw 'rhe players keep +he crowd on edge wilh 'rheir keen shooling and alerl' ball hawking. Earlier lhe 'leam reached +he semi-finals of 'lhe Long Beach lnvila- 'lional and also gained lhe consolalion semi-finals of +he P.C.C. Tour- namenl before losing oul. During l'his period +he boys displayed some fancy play-making and razzle-dazzle coaching by Keilh Broaders. Cerlainly +he +eam was one of +he mosl colorful bunch of hoop- s+ers 'lhal M.A.D. has seen in a long lime. Q ft 0 f rv' U, I ' Ro SM in if mf '- . Tj 1' 3- if . 'W 2839! 4 'Ziff Fw isa xi ew X K' ,,E:Aw: k 3 ROGER ARUCH ,JOH N X ,I f , f f 1 4 NJ' I ML W4 .591 7 H, 3 'OW' is f s. 4 lf 5' , , 1' '- ,f f . 'f ,I FQ, 0-qjffr ' 'YK-QQ V-f 1 Y E 2 ? . 2 X ag E 2 I I I N-IALT SEN IOR ' ' 2 A.AAQ SLLAND MOODY W .:,. , , 1 '-f-'.:.- 1 .V Q 0 ,f Q LAARQY weexueva ELL Reeves DQN BENSEN N: gig fv wwf T5 . f mis 715,25 2, 1 ' mwsygiw .5 , X.,-va .H-. Y ,W wiv? 4 gr , f M ,pm nf Y , Wm wwf , M f ' 4 1251? GAR? f5CHAAR l l ROW l: Bruce Ballard, Ross Pralher, Coach Broaders, Bob Orchard, Ronnie Mowry. ROW 2: Dee Slringham, Keilh Burns, Owen Keavney, Don Richardson, Jerry Trenl, Ellis Johnson, Tom Leach. Hardiman Curelon, M.V.P. Gene Wrighl Coach Keilh Broaders Caplain Owen Keavney Manager. Bees Grab litle Bee Basketball The pasl baskelball season saw an oulslanding Bee leam lake lhe courls. Under lhe able coaching ol Keilh Broaders lhe Bees were again crowned co-champions. Going inlo lhe lasl game, lhe lighl- weighls had lhe lille wrapped up, only lo be slunned by a lasl minule Alhambra lielcl goal which knocked lhem oil lheir lonely perch alop lhe League slandings. Deep in reserves, Coach Broaders subsliluled lreely and al limes used lhe unique plaloon syslem lo good advan- lage. The only leam lo lurn lhe lables lwice on lhe Bees was Alham- bra, which rose up lor each conlesl lo sink shols wilh unbelievable accuracy. Our Bee leam nol only added lhe championship lo lheir laurels bul also oblained a posilion in lhe linals ol lhe Bonila lnvila- lional Tournamenl, composed ol all lhe oulslancling Bee leams in Soulhern Calilornia. Cees ROW I: Bob Gusse'He, Jack Lord. Bob Edmonds, Ronnie Solar, WaI+er Raheb. ROW 2: Leon Bridgeman, Dade Henderson, Wilberi Brilz, Gene Bishop, George Soeiie. League Champs Cee capiain, Bob Edmonds, coach John Bilbrey, Dee capiain Larry Cullinane. Cee Basketball Keeping +he +radi+ion of fine M.A.D. Iighiweighi' baskeiball squads, +he local Cee +eam came +hrough wi+h +he Pacific League Baske+ball +i+le. The midgefs were paced by lanlcy cenier Gene Bishop who proved +o be high scorer fhrough mos+ of iheir games. Also showing fine form were Bob Edmonds and Jack Ford ai' ihe guards. The Cee's are +o be congrafulaied on +heir 'Fine iob. ROW I: Skeeier Cha'FFers, Gary Walker, Bob Busier, Larry Cullinane, Jack Kisiler, John Bruckner. ROW 2: Don Thomas, Manager, Sam Aguilar, Gary Jones, Arnold DeHaan, Bob Grondzik, Jack Beschfa, Mike Mcdonald, Harlan Hansen. ROW I: Huberf Relph, Milne Malcolm, Larry Hesler, Jack Boriisser, Bill Summers. ROW 2: Coach Walker, Bud Pelos, Drew Frohlich, Jim Kovacs, Bill McCall, Bruce Barnes. au .argue-m.mml-an-ne 'P Dee Basketball The mighiy midgeis fough+ +o second place in +he league sfandings wi+h a seven win and +wo loss record. While chalking up such an impressive record, 'Phe Dees won +he cheers of fhe fans wi+h fheir sharp passing and snappy play. The squad, coached by Dink Walker, was led by some real dead-eyes in Skeefer Chaffers and Cap'I'ain Larry Cullinane. Golf Team The guiding hand of Coach Dink Walker in addifion +o +he skillful playing of Mike Malcolm, Bill Summers, and Bruce Barnes led fhe M.A.D. Varsify Golf Team +o a beHer +han average season. The less experienced golfers learned many 'lips from Coach Walker and +urned in excellenf scores. The +eam walloped some of +he fop 'reams in +he C.l.F., such as Leuzinger and +wo Long Beach feams. Cross Country M.A.D.'s Harriers ran up against some stiff competition in the ever tough Pacific League, composed of the finest cross coun- try teams in Southern California. However, the squad, led by Bill Schook and Wallace Larkin, managed to make a good showing wherever it competed. ln their first year of competition the 'Cats were coached by Mr. Eugene McAllister. ROW I: Bill Shook, Bruce Graves Wallace Larkin Kenny Calkins ROW 2: Coach McAllister, Bob Gee Leo Allison Bob Weir Lee Allison Smitty Schmitt Gym Attendant This gentleman has earned the respect and friendship of every athletic aspirant at M.A.D. Mr. Kenny Rogers, who has no special title, manages to carry out each coach's wishes during his particular season. He is a familiar figure to everyone in the boys' gym, handing out towels to students, waxing the basketball floor, lining the track for a big meet, or engaging in any activity which is beneficial to the boys, who like him very much. Robert Heyn, Manager Cindermen... Gaebel cops l00 Varsity Track Afler losing lhe opening League meer lo Mark Keppel, 'lhe M.A.D. Varsily Track Team has remained undefealed in league compel'i+ion. The 'Cars' viclories included an exciling 53V2 lo 50V2 decision over Alhambra, which beaf Keppel lo leave fhe Wildcafs and Azlecs in a lie for firsl place in lhe League. Mac's boys had several invilalional meels where 'lhey eslablished some splendid marks. ln bolh fhe Chaliey and Pasadena lnvifalionals +he Greenmen grabbed second place honors while compe+ing againsl' a large field of schools. The 880 yard relay quar+e+, composed of Gaebel, Burke, Wellon, and Reed, 'lied +he school record of I:32.2 during +he El Monfe meet An ou'I's'l'anding lime of 2 l.7 in lhe 220 yard dash was lurned in by Sieve Read. This mark was lops in 'lhaf even+ for Soulhern California and ra'I'es menlion in Unifed Slafes frack circles. Ross pufs shol' ROW l: Wallace Larlxin, Alex Hernandez, Larry Ross, Charles Gerry, Sfeve Read, Tom Burlce, Jaclr Barlman, Bob Runyon, Diclr Fulks, John Massey, Harcliman Cureion. ROW 2: Jim Wireman, manager, Grieg Simpson, manager, Berl Welfon, Franlr Soldo, Wayne Johnson, Gary Schaar, Leo Alli- son, Bill BarileH', Al Wellingfon, Bill Kinman, Coach McAllis'ter. Fullcs soars Burlce +o Read ROW l: Dick Sfevens, Pefer Wynn, Bob Alufin, Ellis Johnson, Russell Backer, Larry Johnson, Dick Alufin, Bruce Ballard, Ross Prafher, Frank Lucas, Jack Graaf, Dick Grund, Roberf Kipp, John Lloyd, Bob Harrison, Kenny Calkins. ROW 2: Allen Johnson, Dick Burrighf, Carl Hahn, Lee Simpson, Howard Verhoef, Ted Page, Rudy Oehm, John Harfhan, Smiffy Schmidf, Drew Frohlich, Richard Pankopf, Bob Gee, Willy Bunn, Jim Sfark, Jim Willis, Dick Howard, Huey Collins, Coach McAllisfer. Bee Track Winning five sfraighf loop meefs, fhe M.A.D. kiffens oufran, oufiumped, oufpuf, and ouf disfanced all league compefifion fo cop fhe Pacific League Championship, fhe firsf one since I943. Larry Johnson led fhe Bees by being a double winner in almosf every meef. John- son has fimes of I0.3 for fhe I00 and 22.7 for fhe furlong while also compefing in fhe broad iump. Dick Howard, ace hurdler, grabbed many valuable firsfs and also had, when fhe Monrovian wenf fo press, a besf of I3.4 in fhe I20 low hurdles. Also included in fhe lisf of oufsfanding performers were Bruce Ballard, shol' pufg Gene Wrighf, 660: Ross Prafher, pole vaulf and high jump: and Huey Collins, a sprinfer wifh a besf efforl' of I0.4 in fhe cenfury. The Bees finished a close second in fhe Pasadena Games and received firsf place honors in fhe Chaffey lnvifafional Novice Meef. Prafher leaps Ballard heaves 2 VM!! Moore se+s record Ellis breaks lape NebleH' scores Cee Trock Climaxing +hel95l +rack season, fhe M.A.D. Cee Track Team sfole fhe spo+ligh+ al' 'rhe annual Pasadena Games by winning lheir class championship wifh a folal of 22 poinls. Winding up in second place, fhe local Cees had several ou'I's'l'anding erformers, which included Bob GusseHe in +he sl1o+ pul' where he eslablished a new school record will-i a fling of 48' 5 . George Moore also shared in +he honors of +he Cee +eam by se'H'ing a new slandard in fhe high iump wilh a leap of 5' 8V2 . ln +he IBO yard dash Don Ellis loomed as +he besl' in +he league. ROW I: George Moore, Bob Gussefie, Collin Nebleff, Brad Pankopf, Bob McKinley, Don Ellis, Gene Bishop, Jack Beschfa, Mike Mcdonald, Chuck Collins, Shed Blount ROW 2: Ray Lorenzini, Gary Jones, Harlan Hanson, Tom Jessen, Charles McCoy, Waller Raheb, Joe Marfinez, Jack Kisller. in eo-, ir? X B, Sl Y Q rg + Weil l ' iii If e is if ' as si W X :Eire S Q S sz ig SPN? K ,:: -s f---f X N i Larry Chaffers Bob Ochoa Sam Poffenger John Pefers Ray Wallner Ronnie Dunn George Thompson Ed Marshall Jim Pullman Wall' Senior Pele Holmsirom John Meyers Bob Runyon Jerry Hoclgdon Joe Meyers Larry Dyar Diamondmen Varsity Baseball Wifh one of +he fines? varsi+y baseball +eams represen+ing M.A.D. in several years, Coach John Bilbrey has led his 'Cars fo an ou+s+anding pre-league record of nine wins and fwo losses. GeHing off +o a fasi' s1'ar+ in league compefifion, BiIbrey's horsehiders have claimed vicfories over Pasa- dena, Whi'H'ier, and Mark Keppel while dropping lone +iH's +o El Mon+e and Alhambra in 'Firs+ round play. The piiching s+aff, which is credi+ed wifh winning many games for +he Wildcafs, includes such boys as Pele Holmsfrom, Joe Myers, Ron Dunn, Ray Wallner, and Bob Runyon. In 'rhe field 'rhe 'Ca+s are paced by ouffielder Larry Chaffers, rafed as a po+en+ial all-leaguer. Johnny Pe'I'ers, shor+s+op, also is an all-league candidafe. Back of +he pla+e George Thompson raies 'l'ops wiih his sharp hiHing power. The feam is sfrong in every posi+ion, and a fop ranking club is expecfed when +he league plays come +o a finish. 5 W ' ,AA M .i mg ROW I: Jimmy Olson, George Soelie, John Van Ness, Tom Malhews, Ronnie Dyer, Ken Myers, David Winlrler, Milre Monfanez. ROW 2: Leo Prenlice, Ray Keyzers, Bob Orchard, Reggie Keddie, Blair Barnell, Paul Armas, George Meyer, Don For- resl, Larry Cullinane. ROW 3: Jim Dillard. Clarence Paschal, Bill Reeves. George Livingslone, Don Glenn, Ron Coverl, Bill Wrighf. Coach Daniels. Noi' piclured: Franlt Sergi, Larry Bafeman, Jack Lord. i.V. Diamond Crew Junior Varsity Alihough ihere is no league in which M.A.D. J.V's compele, ihey have foughl all +heir games wi+h plen+y of spirii and deferminalion. Leading ihe Jay Vees is ace pilcher Don Glenn. Glenn has won +he maioriiy of +he Jay Vee viciories wiih accuraie and speedy pilching. Hardhiiiers on +he J. V. nine are Bob Orchard, Bob Gagliano, and Larry Cullinane. ROW I: Jim Cross, Dick Vandervoorf, Clark Leonard, Leon Amish, Waller Evans. ROW 2: Mr. Copeland, Tony Rogers, Glenn Young, Glenn Sfanford, Jack Kennedy, Jerry Binnings, Phil Parker Net Sums Varsity Tennis Copeland's Crew does if again were 'Phe well known words heard af+er every 'iennis march 'lhis year. Led by fhe coaching of Charles Copeland, bo+h 'lhe varsify and J. V. +eams were undefealed. This year's crew was +ruly 'lhe besf in +he hisiory of M.A.D. Composed of fhree refurning Varsify leH'ermen, Clark Leonard, Leon Amish, and Dick Vander- voor+, five leHermen from las'I' year's J. V. championship 'l'eam, and one sub-J. V. player, fhe +eam irounced every 'leam played, including Whi++ier, which was fhe pre-season favorife. The big gun was Capfain Dick Vandervoorf, whose iremendous spiri+ led +he +eam fo viciory. Also aiding fhe Wildcal' aH'ack were s+ellar second doubles Jim Cross and Phil Parker, and singles players Jack Kennedy, Jerry Binnings, Glenn Sianford, Wall Evans, and Glenn Young. Sparked by aces Ray Niblock and James Waliers, fhe local J. V. club ran up +he M.A.D. Junior Varsi'l'y record fo 26 sfraighi wins wiihoui' a defeaf ai' press 'I'ime. Vandy scoops Double frouble Benson refurns Leonard volleys Junior Varsity Tennis ROW I: Sidler, Crowe, Olin, Warren, Benson, G-illeHe. ROW 2: Coach Copeland, Mariens, Waliers, Nibloclc, Hasero+, Weilzman, Gray, Collins Collins smashes Twin killing Mrs Jenme Baron Mrs Mabel Smilh Mrs Helen Adams, Mrs. Elizabe+h Thorn'I'on, Mrs. Thelma Yenney Mrs Jean England, Mrs. E+hel Brelos I+ seems fhe boys aren'+ +he only afhlefic-minded people on our campus. Our Wilma Wildcafs have shown prowess and pulchrifude on +he field, diamond, or courl. The girls were invi+ed fo Play Days a+ Glendale and Bell Gardens, where fhey really did lheir besf 'lo make M.A.D. proud. Shou+s of ioy mingled wifh signs of disappoinfmenf could be heard from +he volleyball, baskefball, and 'l'ennis courls, and baseball and speedball fields as +he girls held in+ra-mural play-offs for each spor+. Tournamenfs in ping-pong, croquef, badminfon, and 'lennis were also popular phases of girls' sporfs. Driffing baclc info younger days, +he girls +ried +heir skill a+ jump rope and hopscofch lo while away 'rhose cold mornings and shorl' periods. The Phys. Ed. depar'rmen+ wi+h Mrs. Thelma Yenney, Mrs. Helen Adams, Mrs. Efhel Brelos, Mrs. Elizabe+h Thorn+on, and Mrs. Jean England aided by Mrs. Nell Hanfl' has endeavored +o improve fhe gym condifions and curriculum. New showers were insfalled and new classes in modern dancing and folk dancing were held. Mrs. Jennie Baron and Mrs. Mable Smilh were invaluable in fheir assislance. 5-1- F N x I : . Dates and Doungs f A 9'WvNV f' . -1 ' '? t'Q'1 '---1 .. +22 VF , , Y' Vg- V, .-wr., ffm--1 , , .. 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