Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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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.

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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.

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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.