Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1953 volume:

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' ,ff-22, gk si' Q of W 0. ef 1-j'1,f1 gy VV' 0 . 1 Tivgyir- -MPI? Q fwwwgw 6 ,:i?,'f .' Ai 'M-I fsfgx-flsgiwr Mgr 7p4f '7Mv fvff www' ,Lux s k X pl -N 4 V ,n ii., , 1 0 WML af' UA!! J apiwaff ,M--S an WW MR. STANLEY C. MCCLINTIC, OUR SUPERINTENDENT cm oamia Another year, another step completed in our teen-age career, which could not have been so suc- cessful without the support of our administrative leaders. Mr. McCIintic, Mr. Forney, and Mr. Williamson have substituted for the traditional whip in the heavy hand a friendly understanding of the students' viewpoint. MR. MAX L. FORNEY, OUR PRINCIPAL MR. FRANK WILLIAMSON, OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL if I If f if Q, W W . V A 5 K iz 1 If 6 , Q.. N OF GIRLS MR. ROBERT Miss RUTH FOREMAN, OUR DEA MANNING. OUR DEAN or BOYS avi aio 'zz But I have To have second lunch. I'm iusf never hungry before That Time, and besides, all my friends have second Iunch. Immune 'ro double 1aIk, our deans and counselors listen To such Time-worn excuses but can'T yield fo our pleas. From the freshman fo The senior class we are grateful to Them for advice and wise guidance. MISS CLYTIS CUMMENS, OUR GIRLS' COUNSELOR MR. GLENN GROUT, OUR BOYS' COUNSELOR .I .M ilfem 3' ff -lI.L.LL1 .L N - sg up H W W , , ...- - H LM! 1, 'W .ar 'bhvarsnx MR. THOMAS GRIFFIN, PRINCIPAL OF ADULT EDUCATION U-,,..M..,..g,, M is ss- R Tim... I-440 Chairman of the Lila as Junior Business Training Dorothy Clemmons Alan MacAdam Rom-,nd Wage,-,pqugh CIO,-ice Jennings Oscar Melo,-,der Catherine Sexauer Aff Chairman of the Salesmanship Typing Commercial Department Merchandising Arts Business Mathematics Art Gladys Wclllier Margaret Wood Office Practice Typing Our teachers are not always telling us to sign the guest book or to read three million pages. Away from the- madness of the MADites, they also try to forget school and have fun. ln the fall around the Bailey's swimming pool, they had a party with a bathing beautyl?l contest for special en- tertainment. This year some teachers escaped us long enough to travel around the world. Cthers displayed their extra-curricular talents in as- semblies, in the sports world, and in filming travelogues. .Y Elizabeth Axtell JOE Burcharn Chairman of the English English Department Stage ,,Msfg,,s fr , ,.,.. :STH 'l,..' 2 . 'YQ 4 ' ' -'.- A ' i , tc i it at if ': t',, A ' Q .,,, Bernice Carpenter Gladys Coblentz Mariorie Eller Madeline Emmert Eleanor Fitzgerald Joan Frakell English English English English English English Spanish Music Kathryn Geddes Muriel Holmgren Louis Martin George Moon Leonard Morris Thelma Thompson English N X English Xp xg glish English English English Annual Adviser N9 0 , Drama -Public Speaking Journalism ' X Wildcat Adviser NWN -N 7 fo new M7074 ... Ei X 5 5 W ,c is . E A, ' , -. rs. I 4 'N , 'K 'H . X? '55 65 fii 'v ' -- - PW A ,N ' -not l l sfo -'fit N.. mi - X , . . -4, Y N x I ' I Emroy Walker Eugene McAllister Angie Verenis Viola Bennett Eleanor Mandeville Joyce Rey I I I English Audio-Visual Education Chairman of the Homemaking Cafeteria Supervisor Homemaking Homemaking Department W ' Q +1 si he 4 y . , A Gladys Jqhr Esther Bradley Chairman of the American-Senior Problems Social Science Department . W . 'R + , h 1 S ' Wesley Davison Edith Dort E A American-Senior Problems History : ifoefufty 4. I f' K V L- M .. Mia 4 .c rs? '-ek, , ,xy .x X xii . ynx W Vi! . f M ' is ' L ,- if-'K 5 f is A V X L f' ' Iifli 'Lf'-4lflA A f Pm Vivian Elmgren Myra Hotchkiss Arthur Langdon R. Mitchell Oliver l-OCll9 Olson l'liSYOfY AmefiC0f1-Senior PfOblSl'TlS American-Senior Problems Freshman Problems History History History Freshman Problems History Physical Education FreShmGf1 Problems Physical Education ,ga Y 1 1 , Q, Q F :yy A-Pe , b Q , E X if 0' gg, ,vin V fyfbr A -R0 xx fl-'L ix'5iut kl P- 'Qi 5 'zm V ,- y - .ii- .P 5 Q Kenneth Scheel Bernice Rogers Helen Adams Patricia DeMerre Mabel Drummond Everett Wood History Chairman of the Physical Education Spanish Latin Spanish Freshman Problems Modern Language Latin Typing English French English Department of .scvznin Robert Lang Virginia Jones Lois Mayer Frank Pilmer Edward Ryan Theodora Taylor Chairman of the Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Department Science Research Chester Ullom Harold Dunn Chairman of the Band Music Department Hedvig Finkenbinder Harold Scott Girls' Glee Club Orchestra English Jut Williams Pool-sine CHATTER Charles Dunson John Hulihan Marion Michel Rolvnd Pfdff George Reuter OVQGVV Chairman of the Zoology Zoology GeI'16fC!l 5Ci6fIC6 Biology Science Department Biology Biology BOTGHY Virgil Stevens Virgil Ward Claude Walker Keith Broaders John Daniels Harvey Hubler Biology Chemistry Chairman ofthe Boys' Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education 22 Freshman Problems English Department H5057 gefo F. 'ze affaine . Q NN -.ti 4 v P tm S.: an - 4 ,..: Q Af f, x Q ' A V x Ji, lug? , D t 1 5A' f ,fl J A .X Verl Murray Thelma Yenney Geoygifmg Beck Ethel Brelog Elizabeth Thornton Margaret Kggser PllY5'CUl Edvwtion Lhairrnan ot the Girls' Physical Education PllY5lC0l EClUCGTiOI'1 PhY5lC0l Educullon Nurse Physical Education Modern Dance Department 5 X Q , if f 5 Vivien Pacini Roy Eller Nurse Chairman of the v Industrial Arts Department u V i ,. .mg ,mf 1 hs, Harvey Brubaker Arts and Crafts UH-H! 1 4vr1Y'4 'Q' J K 5, I :fi ,- f V A fi? ll fl, I Nicholas Disparti William Finder Wood Shop Metal Shop General Shop General Shop l- x ' Omer Bailey Print Shop X Sa X- sw S X '-my , Max Keener Radio THESE ARE BATHING BEAUTIES? Mechanical Drawing Qobert Fish Wood Shop General Shop Mechanical Drawing F, ,R , QQ X V F.. 2 x i X . I 5 August Swyke Eva Sylvc Nofmfl H096 Rgdio Special Assignments Librarian Electric Shop Driving E Q9 rd' wi-V' SECRETARI ES ROW iz Marion Hunter, Gloria Higel, Muriel Chamness, Mildred Tronvig, Juanice Lloyd, Jane McKee. ROW 2: Nell Coger, Catherine Jackson, .lone Jahr, Nell Hanft, Edith Harthan, Eva Bacon, Ann Fox, Mabel Smith. ,Mi CAFETERlA STAFF ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Eleanor Manderville, Cassie McMullin, Anna Carlsen, Martha Schuet Mary Baumgartner, Pat Matteson, Phyllis Lewis, Clovis Smith son, Effie Naggas, Helen Goller, Florence Stauffer BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Henry Purinton, Edmund Block, Les Yeats, Emory Adams. ROW 2: Harold Horton, Pete Tyree, Orlan Miner. Jil l 'l i f 311- I -J A 175644 I-fff' fx ,Levi-1' 'Q Q1 ' itll itil I l .- l l it-.. lt i dlfew 54C!C!l:fl:OIZ At last are realized our dreams for our fledgling student store, which has not yet had opportunity to develop traditions but is well on its way toward becoming a very necessary supply center. Here the students reluctantly give their money to Mrs. Fox for homework supplies and much more willingly buy materials less rnen- tally fatiguing, such as tickets, car decorations, and rooters' caps. Lglfarzcf- At snack time or noon you will find here one ofthe busiest worlds of our universe, with Ma Parks acting as hostess and all of her boys responding to the demands of the hungry hordes. 5 s X 1: .- EQ slit tit Qs sc BRUCE BALLARD, A.S.B. PRESIDENT Our l952-1953 leader of our universe, Bruce Ballard, and his Council for the Improvement of School Facilities have set worlds in motion for the betterment of our universe. Their dreams to redecorate the auditorium, to install improved facilities in the gymnasiums, and to build our long-awaited swimming pool will not be re- alized until next year, but it is through their et- forts that these dreams will turn into reality. Spurrecl on by Bruce's enterprising leadership, our A.S.B. officers have proved that action speaks louder than words. Versatile Bruce is not only our leader, but he is also an active member of our Monarcs, Schol- arship Society, Key Club, Lettermen, and Block M. cgi .inf ZYECLCIEYZQ O Q' in Mamma, C. X!!-1 wanna-any nm ROW I Romney, Snyder, Hamilton, Malone, Furgerson, Scott, Billmon. ROW 7 Cope Thomas, Stein, Groot, Henry, Watenpaugh, Jessen, Sturgeon. owz Jlfl CAIOTKJ STUDENT BODY CABIN ET Early in the year, John Sturgeon and his Hi-week Committee and Pat Hamilton and her A.S.B. cards lately started a chain reaction of excellent assemblies, roaring pep rallies, and fabulous dances, announced by the particular excellence of the colorful posters of Barbara Scott and Joe Henry. This year's club program was mentored by Lois Malone and Joe Royle. Tom Jessen, Jack Groat, and Carolyn Snyder publicized all of our games throughout the year, and Bob Cope kept the in- tramural program running smoothly. Nancy Billman, chancellor of the exchequer, and Mary Furgerson, royal scribe, kept our finances and records in excellent condition. These Madites, pooling their many talents, have done more than their part to make this one of M.A.D.'s greatest years. C.I.S.F. Calling itself the Council for the Improvement of School Facilities, a new organization made its debut on our campus this year. Composed of students as well as faculty members and towns- people, the C.I,S.F. went to work on our school needs. The findings of a detailed survey led to a March bond election. Results for the future will be improvement of existing facilities and expan- sion of courses offered. ROW I: Thomas, Ballard, Wynn, Groot. ROW 2: Sturgeon, Mr. Frank Williamson, Royle. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Walker, McKinley, Chaffers, Cullinane, Rogers, Hansen, Hardy, Buster. CTCD XAIYNN VICE PRESIDENT . ...Q-un' 11? K-all Our House of Representatives plays an important part in the functioning of our student democracy. Like our representatives in Washington, these diplomats scurry around trying to find ideas for new laws, and like all politicians, they find that lawmaking isn't an easy iob. They receive suggestions for improvement, ponder over them, and convert them into useful legislation. Their proficient leader, Pete Wynn, vice president of the Associated Student Body, assisted Bruce Ballard not only in assemblies but in C.I.S.F. planning. As vice president, Pete has done much in furthering the interests of our school activities. Excelling in sports, Pete belongs to our scholarship so- ciety and our honorary service clubs. ' ,,,.w-9 CHAI gi2fO 'ZCZETL Naughty little girls and boys, accused by watchful hall commissioners of such felonies as no hall passes, exub- erant voices, and munching cafeteria specials, face pos- sible capital punishment, as meted out by the high tri- bunal of Paul Floth and his court of judges. sm ROW lJENT COURT ROW D: Floth, Fulks, Bl, 2, W ll' hire, Bolton IQ, Blake, Mr' Mir h ' C ell Ol, COMMlSSlONERS 'Ve' ROW lf O'Toole, Anderson, Pritchard, Melton, Morgan, Prior, Master, Sinclair, Calamia, Shepherd, McCready, Andrews, Davis, Eggstaff. ROW 2: Fanton, Hcmblen, Anderson, Gorham, Shroeder, Miller, Lawson, Dyer, Reedall, Allingham, McCall, L. Yocum, Ewalcl, Semler, Dye, Warren ' ' ' ' ' B tl th W lf, Holt, Braeger, Tobias, Cullinane, Garcia, Grondzrk, McCall, Broadhead, Fauna, ar ey. ROW 3: S. Yocum, Metcalf, Coppersmi , o ROW 4: Wynn, Heritage, McNerney, Marta, Skelton, Shade, Price, Haserot, Wright, Mr. Edward Ryan. ' tx vb. ,Qs-as . if ir. ENN ll' Crellm JaC0b5' Horrlsonltalt DW' Bllllg' HalleY McCOf'nell R0rf1neY Hesfeff E995 I F lcon llef ' iz 1 I aa us daginsf A back-to-school tashion show, a very successful coed dance, the popular mother-daughter ban- quet, a Christmas welfare proiect, the establish- ing ot a scholarship for a worthy senior girl, an animated League Play-these were the activities of the GirI's League for 1952-53. Much credit is due Carol Jacobs, her cabinet, and the Girls' League sponsors, Mrs. Helen Adams and Mrs. Patricia DeMerre, for leading the girls of our school through an enioyable and profitable year. . . Merre. Patricia De comms, MW ,G E 'Xt . ' bf Q ,ir .nf 9: 43? :QB 4 'z f 'Q 0 :K I , as i Mr Robefl Monmngl k GroO I ' moth, Qld! 1 Cope, Evons' Being primarily interested in athletics, the Boys' League this year concentrated on selling football programs, sponsoring a donkey basketball game, and awarding a trophy to the most improved football player. President Bob Gagliano, his cabinet, and Mr. Robert Manning, Boys' League sponsor, are the leaders who planned the programs. offs I ea ue gaginef X Weber Kendall' BGYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Earl Clark, Vice-President, Bob Gagliano, President YQ 14 ,'Q 15. ' I X-!l'l 4 .'fcq 'bwlgl Q wN ' ,. .1 lx ig. QP' 1 cm! LLU25, ROW l: Hamblen, Scholl, Franklin, Weber, Jacobs, Wofford, Fulks, Falcon, McCormick. 1 MADQUIN OFFICERS Andrea Stelle, President: Marilyn Strauss, Secretary-Treasurer When They were freshmen, they listened. When They were sophomores, They studied. When They were juniors, They hoped. When They were seniors, They were Madquins. Proud of Their honor and ambition, These Twenty girls have served our school by donating a White Christmas To needy families, giving birthday presents to under- privileged children, and serving aT dinners. Pot-luck sup- pers and parties were on Their list of diversions. Their leaders, Andrea Stelle, Marilyn Strauss, and Miss Foreman, Their sponsor, deserve praise and Thanks Tor all The Tun and accomplishments onthe Madquins' record for This year. ROW 2: Miss Ruth Foreman, Braeger, Strauss, Kiehl, Billmon, Billig, Sfelle, Eggstaff, Lewis, Budworth, Delaney. E31 ii , gn-M W' U1-if ROW l: Collins, D. Alutin, Rankin, Sturgeon, Jessen, Stein, Kendall, Cope, B. Alutin, Mr. Frank Williamson. ROW 2: Gagliano, Wynn, Weitzman, Bishop, Watenpaugh, Groot, Floth, Stevens, Kipp, Clark. Three long years of wishful thoughts and now these senior boys are Monarcs at last. With their iackets of maroon and silver they are known around the campus as leaders in sports, scholarship, and popularity. In January the Madquins and Monarcs gathered for a casual party at the home of President Dick Stephens. The crowning of Dick as Madquin king and Sally Eggstaft as Monarc queen was the climax of an evening of dancing and games. 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AT losT having reached The uITimaTe goal-sen- iordom, our seniors review The many memories They shore of Their pasf year c1T M.A.D. The Hi- week Dance inauguraTed The year wiTh friendli- ness and gaieTy. . . senior problems classes dis- cussed The Trials of being cz Teenager . . . filling ouT college appIicaTions was, excluding exams, The biggesT bugaboo . . . EasTer week aT Bol or Palm Springs ranked Tops on The lisT of fun. . . The lasT prom accenfed The year wiTh color and exciTemenT . . . graduafion acTiviTies ended The year and Their sTay oT M.A.D. kgs wflifzfin comafi Vi. t 3. ' J ' ' ,Y 1 ln Barbara Joanne Wayne John Aagaard Abts Q, 4 P Q it 1, Patricia Jane Robert Charles Allingham Alutin P 11' i I 4 Ronald, Marshall Margie Beth nnis Anthony 1 'fi QR. M if Carol Elizabeth Barbara Sue Atkinson Austin Ann Glenn Arlene Joyce Baumgartner Beaucaire MSP sw. cw. C U I J at J 13 . L P J ig. 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Young Zatinsky 50 gi C Paul Armas V -15 1: M vii 2' ff- T '.. 5 5 f ' - Q y ar, A' Charlotte Dixie Forgays Owz ianioi memo ilu. .Y 0 ,-A 5, Q B-In N l?N Q: di ' A-'S xg Q' ' iv A in . ' ML ' ,. sf . N D v nit N , 'Eff , VW., sl 'j.v,ifZQ 'fe ,X fx if I 9- 5' 'ii .Q t ,:f..,'. 4 X1 '- ,A Q , 5 S .N si ', ' ws , sw I W -1 Q ig- -x -Q Q ,NSY W f an Sf s .Q X r s 1 Y '! 'f'1g !!! 'f'h 'fu ,N MQ A -'A Y' 'mia ci V 1-,,.-v'u-X !1ls . Q ' f y Q he 'V f Q!YE'J5 L' 'A union . . . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Larry Cullinane, President, Rosemary Armstrong, Secretary, Susie Hardy, Treasurer, Micky McKinley, Vice-President. Caught in the never-ending whirl of excitement of an upper classman is the enthusiastic iunior. He knows now the struggle of United States history . . . the momentous choice of a class ring . . . the thrill of a first prom . . .andthe chol- lenge of chemistry. Just one more move and he will be a senior. ROW lr Antista, Babcock, Bunn, Calamia, Argue, Anderson, Burns, Bartell, Cellarius, Armstrong, Arozena, Carlson, Boatright, Barnard, ROW 2: Bruckner, Burton, Calkins, Burton, Baum, Broadheod, Bell, Campbell, Benson, Carlson, Brooks, Chatters, Buster, Brito. ROW 3: Barnes, Boller, Calhoun, Bramstedt, Bartman, Austin, Boyd, Dodge, Allingham, Abrahomson, Brown, Anderson, Brown, Biddle, Blair, BOYSTT, Bf00lfS- Hgimwmwj' Www A--..,.r wwf V K t 9 ,sa s , 'aff af Q 1 1 umm ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW l: Garcia, Contreras, Heine, Griep, Fanton, Elliott, Evans, Me, Dachsteiner, Dibble, Keitz, Day, Chrisman, Chunn, Elliott. 2: Ellis, Dunn, Ewald, Farnsworth, Davis, Emery, Eggleston, Dale, Dennis, Ellet, Chittum, Conley, Covey, Dye, DeVries, Bake, Cobbe. 31 Chatfield, DuPar, Couchman, Crowe, Dorrance, Dawson, Clark, Cokelet, Coppersmith, Ahlroth, Crosmer, Contreras, Dibble, Ezzo, Cremer. 4: Crates, Crawford, Deming, Collinge, Dodge, Edwards, Druce, Chase, Dyer, Crocker, Davis, Earle, Collins. cqfioofin sions. lt Hill, Hedrick, Gish, Hand, Gearhart, Hunter, Gould, Hoggan, Gundrum, Hickman, Foster, Hatlestad, Greathouse, Grechanuck, Fullinwider, Gilmore, Hughes 2: Howe, Giboney, Hadley, Groat, Ingram, Huffman, Hughes, Horn, Hughes, Hopson, Gongaware, Green, Hardy, Forden, Halloway, Bartel. 31 Hollingsworth, Gilmour, Glidden, Grant, Gilbert, Genc, Gregory, Grogan, Hauer, Garside, Hayden, Hunter, Gutheil, Harkless, Cordon. 41 Holmstrom, lnfantino, Gee, Gillette, Greenamyer, Fremeau, Kylcer, Johnson, Doubt, Grondzik, Jacobi, Hansen, Holmes. 5: Hayes, Hall, Hunter, Hopkins, Giberson, Huntington, Gilbert, Evans. C32 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW to H Mancini, Kuker, Larr, Manly, Lusky, awson, Little, Ludwig, Michelson, Lemmon, Matthews, Lilly, Matthews, Lewis, Master, Keitz, Maahs, Lewis. Martin, Ferris, Ostergaard, Luclcenbill, Mc ahon, LaPlante, Melton, Barnard, Lesley, Keyes, Kramer, Knight, Linton, Barnett, Larson, Pero, Maddis. Moreno, Johns, Lowe, Lemons, Ledoux, Lassus, Kuhnert, Lundberg, Matthies, Kaskel, Kirby, Larson, Kaski, Legg, McMullen. McKinley, Jones, Lynch, Broadhcad, Kennedy, Luecht, Jenson, McCourtney, Lang, Lamoreaux, Meyer, Kone, Livingstone, Massey. Kettle, Linderman, Johnson, Manning, McDonald, Kelley, Morris, Lee, Langford, Johnson, Johnson, Kempton, Lyness, Long, Johnson, .XX : Mott, Miller, Murray, Pierce, Muffley, O'l.aughlinxXOman, Pederson, Neil, O'Neill, Brown,jHassell, Okuda, Pierce, Pace. 1 Nystrom, Palmisano, Polifka, Parker, Mifhaelson, ft, Olson, Paterson, Pearce, Miller, Coultas, Nelson, Miller, Peterson, Milton, Olympium. 1 Mutschler, Michael, Porter, Pankopf, Palfrey, Olin, Partlow, Moore Peterson, Petroske, Moore, Coupland, Carson, Oedekerk, Bowman, Powell. Millar, Patotzka, Mulienaux, Myers, Missick, F. Miller, R. Miller, Nash, Montgomeryz Morris, Perkins, Penn, Nanninga, Plano. an- ' 1 ll! ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Wi Iso ROW ROW ROW li Ross, Santo Pietro, Schmidt, Pritchard, Ramirez, Relph, Prior, Riveral, Sinclair, Roberts, Rosedale, Roth, Scott, ?: Rosen, Schuergens, Schroeder, Scott, Raymond, Dullee, Russell, Riley, Shute, Rogers, Reedall, Royse, Sichler, 3: Raye, Spragins, Simpson, Saenz, Schoerner, Spoor, Price, Roberto, Sheldon, Semler, Runge, Rowbotham, Seilkop, Ross, Shepherd, Schornagle, Reeder, Saunders, Roby, Sparky, Smith. 4: Smolen, Roach, Shugert, Sorensen, Powers, Scott, Schleppy, Schell, Rankin, Staller, Sihler, Reese, Shanks, Shirk, Shoemaker. I: Strauss, Zermino, Wade, Yetsko, Thompson, Toms, Villela, Torres, Wingert, Weitzeil, Wark, Stegmiller, Valenzuela, Wheeler, Starks, Pierri, Jenks. 7- Warren, Walters, Waggoner, Turner, Wells, Van Gundy, Wiebe, Wilson, Husband, Yocum, Young, White, Woolbert, Watts, Van Ness, Stallman, n, Strom. 3: Tracy, Trimrn, Stephens, White, Webster, Swall, Tuttle, Griffo, Owen, Treece, Tape, Thomas, Walker, Ware, Taugner, Wullner, Treydte, Arnhart. 4: Soccoman, Talbot, Solar, Thompson, Williams, Williams, Thompson, Welton, Wirth, Stamatis, Wilson, Vine, Walker, Stewart, Stinson. 5: Stephen, Shaw, Thompson, Steinbrenner, White, Straughan, Vernon, Zimmerman, Vander Kam, Unrau, Taylor, Viers, Thormon. TNF ,,,,........,............-Q. ...., A . . 'W -is gopfionzo ies, SOFHOMORE OFFICERS Tom Bishop, Presidentg John Scott, Vice-Presidentg Lucille Eggstaff, Secretary, Karen Weiss, Treasurer. An old hand at alibiing his way out at the many problems he faces is the seasoned sophomore. Among the activities which complicate his life are cruel commissioners . . . grueling geometry . . . and marvellous school dances. Now far enough along to be admitted to the lower part of the auditorium, but not quite far enough ad- vanced to attend proms, he struggles through his troubles . . . anticipating eagerly the long- awaited title . . . upper classman. Qgfcw- CLZETQ . . . ji 3 pagan 9: wr' ' 3? A , mf, W - ,, -nun! .5 gs ,M fx, i M IN 5 iii 'H :iff i1ffg,f 3 4 FQ Tag ffl ' 9 nu! Q 'rf Q 4. i .1 XY ' -4 A .vi ff 9' af? 43 S' ' Q41 ff, Owl cuziffsua. 5 xii sg ,QS QQ if Q img'-'W .1 .1-sl ? X 'ZEQAHZEIZ . . . FRESHMAN OFFICERS Beverly Goebel, Vice-President, Suzanne Svurgeon, Treasurer, Lou Holley, Secretary. STAND- ING, Ronney Draper, President. The newest addition to our universe, who is of lasf beginning fo unfangle himself from The many phases of our complex life here in This world of learning, is the baffled freshman. 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HM . ,, m.mm' 4 l A 1 J? .s 4 fb Q, . if 1 . iam, , . , ' ,M l 'YM 1 f 1, ll ' A in , X 1 ir' a of s x Q 3 , . y ,V V A go, Vt E- , l , , ,f av' V :Cl-Q. 1 3' i V4 QW 1 is X , 1uv,,,,5f,fV:w.,,Zy,yg , . lt gj: Erzl A , f .l,::. , rs WHMMI i,fs is , u1A.,,,,: ix 'EI' '4nr . f kr i 1 is . -:. -.-. Q Planets, galaxies, stars, outer space, the uni' verse, shooting stars, whirling and whizzing around and around in the thirteen minds ot the Annual Staff members . . . Katherine, Myrtle, Gail, Lillian, Arthur, Werner, John, Bob, Harriett, Barbara, Jim, Tom and Sharon. We may be moonstruck, but we had fun creatinq the 1953 Monrovian. Of course, some credit goes to T.V. Every night we rushed home to watch S p a c e P a t r o l for authentic information. Thanks to all ot you for your contributions. Your Monrovian Staff flflffcfcczf lt's a melting pot all its own. lt doesn't matter what campus clubs, classes, maiors, or cliques are represented, members ol The Wildcat staff are a unit. It doesn't even matter whether some scribes work mainly on business, advertising, features, or pic- tures, the goals, gripes, and glees of thirty-eight galley personnel become unanimous. Editor-in-chief Mirth Kiehl and Managing Editor Mary Ellen Romney control the i952-53 'Cat's overall production by dreaming up easy as- signments. Linda Woolbert and Janet Gervais capably man- age second and third pages, respectively. Stew Weitzman reigns over a world of his own- sports. Four Wildcats have been published during minimum weeks, a newspaper was out on Thurs- day for Go To School Night, thirty-three edi- tions in all. The staff is hard working-with a deadline in mind. But Advisor T.T. has yet to see the Fri- day when anyone will write for next Friday's paper. lt has almost become a tradition. REPORTERS ROW I: K. Davis, Coleman, M Blake, Bower, Gee. wif 3 E 1 l Mirth Kiehl. Ed Davis, Coopland, Casey, Ross, ROW 2: Roth, Becherer, Miner, Olympius, Hunter, Raymond, Johnson, Kollar. no,--in-chief claacffuza msafsu Mrs. Mary Ellen Romney I 'ser Thelma Thompson Adv' BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: Hayes Roberts Pnerce Schoellenboch ROW 2: Tcugner Dczvus Mulluns N41 ,lg lu' , ' c-'Sol' ,Q Q , asia of Ma -if ' f MIXED CHORUS ROW ROW ROW ROW Babcock, Giboney, Vaughn, Roe, Nieter, Seymour, Anderson, Russell, Durnell, Jones. ah ah ah ah Strains of ah ah can be heard any first or sixth period floating out of the music room. Steady practice of exercises such as this made the mixed chorus one of Southern California's finest this year. Team work and talent are evi- dent in the performances of the largest of our vocal groups. Mr. Chester Ullom has done a remarkable iob as director, Brooks, Wilson, Miller, Ellet, Schuergens, Arozena, Weber, Converse, Dale, Bailey, Antoine, Blomgren. Durden, Holt, Eiles, Patrick, Buckley, Harkless, Basinger, Haverfield, Adams, Houston, Winkler, Gould, Ellefson. Dean, Rosengren, Manwarren, Gilmour, Fisher, Stelle, Riley, Garcia, Brown, Hansen, Johnson, Lewis, Weaver. tick . . . beat the Syncopated Clock of Concert Choir I and Il. It ticked away an active and successful year of school assemblies and outside programs. Whether singing the serene and mellow Moonlight Sonata or the gay and -f robust Yugoslavian Folk Dance, the Concert Choirs near perfection. Composed largely of music maiors and entirely of ad- vanced students, Concert Choir I is the zenith of our vocal organizations. The highlight of the year for this group occurred when it presented a night program for the Certified Grocers at the Biltmore Bowl. Concert Choir II sang their favorite numbers for a Thanks- giving church service, for the McKinley Home for Boys, and for many P.T.A. Club meetings. Mr. Chester UIIom's skill as music director was evident in the work of these outstanding groups. Tick . . . tock . . . tick . . . tock . . . . . . tick, tock, lgylgiiii CONCERT CHOIR I ROW I: Wade, Rgsedale, Eggleston, Furgerson, McDonald, N, Pearce, Brown, J. Pearce, Jensen. ROW 2: Vine, Clark, Shepherd, Elliot, Henry, Shermer, Roberts, Beschta, Jefferson. ROW 3: Henry, Hester, McCaughna, Moore, Powell. CONCERT CHOIR Il ROW lf PGGYCC, MCD0ftUld, MOHOQIWGVW, PIIOH, ROSS, JENSEN, FUIIYS, Wade, Beaucaire, Lewis', Melton, Weitzeil, Eggleston, Brown, Lyon, Blair, Oakley, Strom, Ower, Arnett. ROW 22 HGNY, Af1Cl0I'S0n, CIGYIK, DBHCIIWH, Pell, Vine, MGTTIWGWS, BCSCING, ertson, Bunn, Miller, Riggs, Ostergaard, Shute, Hoggan, Pearce, Roenne, Martin Harvey, Skitt, Gorham, McKee, Wells. I ROW 3: Moreno, Coleman, Bliss, Simpson, Brown, Adams, Moore, Bujlll, Jefferson, Bruckner, Henry, Shirk, Winkler, Elliott, Shepherd, Cramer, Roth, Ewan, Blair Shimp, Ames. ROW 41 White, OSYGFQCIGFCI, 01056, HGYIGH, Kelly, Dflfldfldge, UDF , Hester, Hansen, Smith, Steele, McCaughna, Crosley, Powell, Roberts, Shermer, Furgerson, Hadley, Morris, Hoegee, Hunter. , KW asian of Jlflefocfbiy JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW lf Pflfchcfdf Fink' MCKeef 5Cl W0 f1f 5Yfefff Kinkvde, ESPGFICL Cflmpbelli Bennett, Mulligan, Garcia, Ayon, Bailey, Mishler, Hardaker, Jenkins, Foreman. ROW 2: Anthony, Martin, Kurtnaker, Jebbia, Mars, Becker, Schipper, Craft, Miller, Mo,-gon, Rodriguez, york' Weaver, rue,-GI Mo,-gan, Anderson' Mifchelll Wood. ROW 3: Warford, Bower, Kelleher, Jimmerson, Vaughn, Converse, Boyd, Snyder, Poupgnl Johnson' MCKGY, Km,-ner, Hmfield, Henderson, Peck, ROW 4: Olson, Lynch, McGehee, Bunn, Yacka, Humphries, Riley, Cureton, Cottle, Cgverf, Hgnggnl Kimball' Brown, Chiicogfl DeNO0n, ROW 5: Farris, Scofield, Morago, Prentice, Ower, Olzer, Muscat, Brooks, Haley, Ford, Scott, Romney, Rhoden, Ricks, Taugner, Walker, Ayala. ,,,..---Y. Q Vllela Emory Cirrito, Wade, Ross, Spicer, Turner. leY' Pvislevi ON ' ' ' h Hagar, Hmdesiy, ROW I: Wheeler, Carrol, Shep ' , McNabb, Hug es, Row 2. N. sen, Memento, o. sen, HOPSOH, Mcsfefs' Tape' C s ' - - ' Lawson, Funchess Dunn. - 'll R l , Weiss, Moss, Sinclair, l-eW'5' A A , ROW 3: Pierce, 5Cl 0fnU9le' Ellel' W son' M' el' U e l Muller, Schroeder, D9 llmgf S nec'p e ' ow 4 Walker Campbell Amoane. Metcalf, Schoonoveff Suv 0 R z 1 ' As the first step in the musical ladder of glee clubs and choirs, the Junior Girls' Glee Club is composed of girls who as- pire to become Concert Choir members and girls who wish to sing iust for en- joyment. Under the direction of Mrs. Hedvig Finkenbinder, they ioined the Advanced Girls' Glee Club in their ap- pearances at several musical festivals. The Advanced Girls' Glee Club took part in many varied musical programs this year. In May a Girls' Glee Club as- sembly was presented that revealed for the first time the wealth of undiscovered talent we have in our school. These girls also participated in the Christmas Pa- geant, the Spring Festival, and a pro- gram for the Rotary Club. and chlafzmon BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW li Fisher, Martin, Seymour, Kidd, Nieter, Ashmore, Coler, Homblen. ROW 2: Ellefson, Giboney, Eiles, Gould, Tachoiian, Johnson, Goughan, Haverfield, Houston. ROW 3: Shanks, Lewis, Horkless, Hollingsworth, Winkler, Patrick, Adams, Durden, Basinger. ROW 4: Graves, Shults, Manwarren, Gilmour, Deon, LeMarr, Jacobi, Hanson, Root, Bell. The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Chester Ullom, prepares boys for advanced music groups. Future interest in music is often stimulated by this club. While they have more than their share of fun, these boys also have their share of hard work. CONCERT BAND N ow ima . 3. 04. The drums go bang-the cymbals clang-and the horns they blaze away -thus go the words of a song about a famous band. Well, we've got a band iust as good at M.A.D., and every bit as famous. The Senior Bancl, under the baton of Mr. Harold Dunn, can give out with a toe- tapping march or a serious composition with equal ease and perfection. OBOES: Huntington Jones. FLUTES: Crowthers, Hartle, Haynes, Kiley, Michel, Yoder. CLARINETS: Allen, Bartel, Busker, Charlette, Clark, Endsley, Hauer, Kleitz, Lee, MacDonald, Mavity, Machado, Mongar, Springs, Tyler. ALTO CLARINET: Cortright. BASS CLARlNET: Jensen. SAXOPHONES: Hoffmeyer, Lamb, Martin, Miclean Ogle. TRUMPETS: Daisey, B. Deming, J. Deming, Fuller, Jenkins, Kerbert, Kruse. J. McCourtney, McCoy, Purbaugh, West. TROMBONES: Armas, Atlas, Bowden, Clark, Connell, Hummer, P. McCourtney, Plimpton, Stephens, Welch. HORNS: Allen, Blair, Brown, Schlax. BARITONES: Daniel, Johnson, Swall, Wright. BASS: Crates, Dilliard, Sturgeon. DRUMS: Bates, Baum, Blackburn, Diffley, Doubt, LePlant, Miller, Moreno. SENIOR ORCHESTRA PIANO: Allen. VIOLIN: Atkinson, Campbell, Fuehr, Hill, Ingram, Martens, Past, Sears, Stewart, Thorman, Treydte. CELLO: Romney. STRING BASS: Coupland FLUTE: Burns, Gilmore. OBOE: Huntington. CLARINET: Endsley, Hays. SAXOPHONE: Crane. TRUMPET: Daisey. TROMBONE: Daniel, Jones, Stevens. HORN: Brown. 'Lljf amica! jffaffsz H Klassical Klatter was the outstanding achieve- ment of the M.A.D. orchestra this year. Rarely have we had such a varied musical program presented to the student body. Waltzing cats, braying horses, and hill-billy teachers kept the audience amply entertained, while music-lovers responded to the performance of beautiful clas- sical masterpieces. Director Harold Scott has pro- vided us once again with an excellent orchestra. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA VIOLIN: Batterson, Deardorff, Dibble, Murphey, Pelkey, Reynolds. CELLO: Mongar, Romney. STRING BASS: Willis. CLARINET: Busker, Lee. TRUMPET: McCourfney. JUNIQR BAND CLARINET: Latimer. SAXOPHONES: Bierman, Lilly, Olivas, Pulin, Reyes, Turner. TRUMPETS: Brooks, Brown, Griffith, Johnston, Jay, Maxson, Schlax. BARITONE: Holcomb. TROMBONES: Jackson, Stacy. BASSES: Nutt, Nye. DRUMS: Gilbert, Militello, Potter, Stuebner. BELLS1 Cellerius, Whifson. , Eagerly looking forward to becoming members ofthe Senior Band and Orchestra, these aspiring musicians practice lust as hard and diligently as the master musicians. The Junior Band is under the direction of Mr. Harold Dunn, while the Jun'- ior Orchestra is led by Mr. Harold Scott. mg.. ...NQNN '1'.:s,rc.N ps. .U W ...AJ if N IIIISS BHUUH5 fam of ffia ufwza 5 it illliliiiik' H3 Hiiiii H2353 ,,:.,. ui qA,: D EEE , A ..,.:,. 5 C x A12 x miami PASADCIA PLAYHBUSE 7009888537 ,NX fQcS' il , x Q5 Q, 439' QX fuziwm' MARCH ,Q-4 WW WAVBW? MR. GEORGE MOON AND HIS STARS Ever Since Eve was the League Play for '52-'53, begin- ning a year of hard work and real achievement in MADramatics. The gay tale of the misaclventures of high school iournalists was a hit that will be long remembered. The Christmas Pageant, Come Let Us Adore Him, was a new departure in Yuletide shows at our school, and was well received by student body and community alike. Mr. George Moon, drama coach, scored again with Master Pierre Patelin, the rollicking Pasadena Tournament entry Barbara Petterson Ever Since Eve of MAD. This year's Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You, cli- maxed a terrific season of high quality high-school dra- matics, a season which has kept MAD's Thespians reputa- tion on top. John Jeremy T P w 'GX Ass S W' Annette Milton xv ' e Q tw an 6, M XY? f f I www , 'F' A usher 9365115 gqzfelllnn STAGE CREW The men behind the scenes who pull curtains, change scenery, and produce special lighting effects are the stage crew. Whenever there is entertainment in the auditorium, these artists disguised in green smocks are busy at their jobs. ROW lf Roberts, Sisco, Massey, Norton, Franco, Weis. ROW 2: Gates, Maxson, Ferro, Tuttle, Dean, Slocum. ROW 3: Clarkson, Burk, Roth, Hendricks, Bower, Musgrave, Evans. Eb.. THESPIANS Honored theater enthusiasts . . . future Oscar winners, spir ited producers of one-act plays . . . prize seekers in the Tournament Play. ROW ROW ROW ROW Selby, Coleman, Peterson, Ross, Shakes. Cooper, Snyder, Jacobs, Riggs, Kramer. 34 Mr. George Moon, Musgrave, Franz, Jessen, Hamilton, Runge 4- Phifer, Bolton, Milton, Jeremy, Moore, Holmstrom, Patotzka hd. ve-- U' I2 Offzfics of sfzo 'zfs O iafzvics. As a galaxy is made up of many different types of stars, our school is made up of many clubs. Within these organizations are myriads of per- sonalities. From a distance a galaxy looks as if it is corn- posed of faint, unimportant stars, but when viewed more closely, it is filled with great worlds. From a distance our clubs seem to be composed of unimportant members, but in reality these people are the necessary part of our world of diversions, our world of relaxation, our club world. xY,. , SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY These clever scholars know that good grades are like good investments, they pay great dividends . . . a carefree day at the beach, the glamorous Gold Seal Banquet, a movie and dinner in Los Angeles. Good grades . . . great dividends. ROW If Miss Vivian' Elrngrert, DeBow, Gish, HOPPS, RIVCVO, l'l9FN'ti9, OYUGH, WOOlbert, Burns, Gervais, Martens, Henry, Cowley, Saxon, Holden, Snyder, Jacobs, Fur- gerson, Becherer, Mrs. Mariorie Eller. ROW Q: Cox, Coopland, Falcon, Franklin, Delaney, Hamblen, McCormick, Romney, HUHTIUQTOD, HGFHBY, SPVOQIHS, Kendoll, SIUVQSOFII POIIYSYI Olin, Swell, CIIOIIEVS. Stinson. ROW 3: Gillespie, Austen, Deming, Gorham, Parker, Atkinson, Braeger, Kiehl, Stelle, Wells, Ullom, Clark, Sowers, Strauss, Budworth. ROW 4: Nickel, Lamar, Anthony, Gray, Luckenbill, Gutheil, Billmon, Billig, Beckstrom, Hunter, Dettbarn, Patotzka. C, JUNIOR STATESMEN I second the motion .... You are out of order. . .. The bill is tabled. . . . These are well-known words of these political rnasterminds, who in addition to following Rob- ert's Rules of Order, sponsored a Circus Dance Midway Madness. We 'zaeliafa Qnowfscl 5 an oocfwiff 0 HI-Y-TRI-Y COUNCIL These representatives from the Y clubs at school spon- sored the Snowflake Flurry . . . sent delegates to stage a model legislature at Sacramento . . . irritated bulletin readers with their tongue-twisting club names. gas 2' sf!! if wQf Mi5??S,iLLn, cuz . . . if Wtiff cxoff' X lnterpreters of the modern dance . . . creative students clad in leotards . . . grace and precision in motion. ROW l: McMahon, Wilson, Karale, A. Wilson, Nowels. ROW 2: Martin, Gruner, Qgh, Hedrick, Hoevel. PROJ ECTION CREW Eighty miles of flicker-fare were provided this year by these crewmen, who were seen staggering through the halls entangled in extension cords as they carried films, projectors, and screens to the classrooms. Quiet, cour- teous, and efficient work is their motto. ROW l: Grogan, Dyer, Solko, Alexander, Aldrich, Hill, Roby, Stephens. ROW 2: Rogers, Southstone, Smith, Morse, Warren, Huffman, Rhodes. ROW 3: Johnson, Lorenzini, Rogan, Folts, Clark, Hiller, Diffley, Mr. Eugene McAllister. CATSKILL RACQUETTEERS l5-love . . . 20-all . . . Terrific forehand drive, . . mumbo-jumbo to anyone but these talented tennists. ROW ls Chrisman, Fortner, Hayes, Master, Eggleston, Raymond, Cala- mia, Brown, Weber. ROW 2: Mrs. Ethel Brelos, McCormick, Strauss, Tyron, Bullard, Dunn, Napier, Novatney, Snyder, Schorf. QQ The ellte of the sports world from held track and Active out door glamour gurls who had fun at the rnoun court the supermen of our universe talns at a barbecue durlng a bake sale ROW ROW ROW ROW af 5655 .exae sccmas O Play Day conquerors lolly party goers at Chrustmas LETTERMEN OFFICERS . . . sponsors of the Electron Dance Proud owners of green and whlte sweaters sports ROWI Lewus Strauss Hester Blllman Hamilton Bryant Matzlnger l'T1If'lClSCl athletes ROW 2 Mrs Thelma Yenney Delaney Cooper Burmelster Oman ROW l Wynn Smuth Coopland Teugen Armstrong Nollac USH ERS The auditorium guardsmen . . . money collectors at pay assemblies who greet us with a friendly hello. ROW li Chatters, Collins, McKinley, Jessen, Dele Mar, Warren, Cope, Ochoa, Gagliano, Kendall, Moore, Armas, Blair, Coleman. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Manning, Groat, Bridgeman, Holmstrom, Kipp, Grund, Crocker, Jelinek, Stein, Floth, Clark, Price, Weitzman, Burns. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Eavesdropping upon teaching as a ca- reer . . . visiting near-by colleges . . . these students might be our instructors of tomorrow. ROW l: Blake, Cousins, Fox, Fulks, Coopland, Cooper, Snyder, Hayes, Teigen, C. Brown, Wof- ford, Weber, Piscevic, Master, Sinclair. ROW 21 Mrs. Gladys Lee, Lewis, Olympius, Dye, Jacobs, Braeger, Howe, Redall, Monaghan, Malone, Furgerson, Kambeitz, Budworth, Allingham, Sem- ler, Powell, Jacobs. ROW 3: Mr. George Reuter, Winkler, Couchman, Bryant, Briggs, Matzinger, Napier, Morris, Brown, Billig, Roenne, Babeaux, Billmon. SPEECH ARTS The filibusters . . . silver-tongued orators, relying on a podium, a glass ot water, and a patient audience . . . masters of Ma tr'en's and you are ma tr'en's. ROW l: Baldridge, Prior, Weitzel, Wullner, Wofford, Hayes, Kirchgestner, Howe, Roberts, Piscevic, Cooper, Carroll, Gruner, Petterson. ROW 2: Mr. Leonard Morris, Cullinane, Buster, Treydte, Babeaux, Gillespie, Jenks, Wore, Bliss, Phelps, Strone, Ower, Sturgeon, Coleman. ROW 3: Hall, Gagliano, Hansen, Price, Walker, Gregory, Lewis, LeMarr, Kone, Larsen, Martin, Martens. ROW 4: King, Floth, Jeremy, Hightower, George, Pollard, Irone, White, Bolton, Beckstrom, Crates, Burns, Casey. WEATHER BUREAU Rain makers of tomorrow . . . masters of the science of meteorology . . . calcu- lators of relative humidity and dewpoint . . . the weathermen of our universe. ROW li Wenzlaff, Holden, Bower, Coopland, Bud- worth, Watson, Snyder, Braeger, Nollac, Fuehr, De- Ianey. ROW 2: Neblett, Ballard, Wynn, Beckstrom, Car- penter, Annis, Wilson, White, Haserot, Stork, Hughes, Mr. Charles Dunson. ROW 3: Jensen, Evans, Kendall, Stein, Ellis, Tuttle, Coleman, Arutunian, Lameraux, Martin, Klinger, Parker, Bennings, McCoy, Del Mar, Wood, Collins, B. Alutin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA While learning how to concoct tempting meals or to keep a clean house, they remember a better home makes a better community. Their social pastimes-a convention at Asilomar, a dress-up in- stallation, a noon dance. ROW li Smith, Ramirez, Saucedo, Kristoff, Calamia, Wolf. ROW 2: Sperl, Shindle, West, McGrane, Anderson, Quinnell, Shirk, Miss Angie Verenis, SCIENCE CLUB Test tube toters and aspiring Einsteins . . . field trips to scientific places . . . seekers of greater knowledge. ROW lf Brooks, Gilbert, Crowe, Fisher, Herold, Usrey. ROW Q: Mr, Virgil Ward, Kambeitz, Brown, Persyko, Seymour, Usrey, Mr. Charles E. Dunson. ROW 3: Jensen, Stark, Thomas, Beckstrom, Shiler, Tuttle, Haserot, Warren. -,,... c,..,.... . X cc sis N , . li s X ax + Wes We -QSSQ' ai l. KPNXXNNRN XX? CIVINETTES The feminine section of the Civitans . . . who helped Santa by making toys for orphanages at Christmas time . . . who forgot about calories at sumptuous pot- luck suppers . . . who followed their pur- pose to promote good sportsmanship. ROW li Armstrong, Rogers, McCall, Crellin, Scharfe, Kaiser, ROW 2: Just, Fent, Lewis, Oman, Nutt, Miss Lois Mayer. ROW 3: Hester, Hardy, Hamilton, Bliss, Covey. :M 1 sw E QETLTE OLUZ QCQOOK CUZ . . . LIBRARY CLUB Necromancers of the library . . . the Reader's Guide . . . 92l.27, the Dewey Decimal System . . . hocus-pocus, and they find a book for us. ROW l: Shindle, Porter, Wilson, Hovet, Stegmiller, Rivers, Wright, ROW 2: Gish, Anderson, Davis, Bunyard, Zimmerman, Kristoff. ROW 3: Martin, Gaebel, Holden, Miss Norma Hage, Pankopf. gr ii? QUILL AND SCROLL Future iournalists . . . pens in their hands, ideas in their heads. ROW 1: Waolbert, Delaney, Burmeister, Gervais, Davis. ROW 2: Franklin, Kiehl, Babeaux, Romney, Weitzman. STANDING: Mrs. Thelma Thompson. CIVITANS Gallant gentlemen, who aided the girls with a Christmas tree in the main hall... presented a dance in March . . . created a float for homecoming. Their aim is to do service work around the campus. ROW li Warren, Mc Kinley, Grout, Grey, Jessen. ROW 2: Wood, Lorenzini, Broadhead, Gee, Simp- son, Mr. Edward Ryan. ROW 3: Palfrey, Fauria, Rankin, Kruse, Nystrom. community wizffl ZZOIZOT. KEY CLUB An out-of-this-world dance at the Statler . . . Shoe-shine Day in the patio . . . dinner meetings in the cafeteria . . . fun- filled activities to be remembered through the years. ROW 1: Cope, Moore, Hansen, Walker, Gcgliano, Weitzman, Ochoa, Porter, Bishop. ROW 21 Winkler, Collins, Rhodes, Schoerner, Cul- linane, DelMar, Burns, Buster. ROW 3: Thomas, Grondzik, Bishop, Shiler, Floth, Stein, Wynn. ds. N.. wld YNX X N ss f ,Q ss-me .s Q ,gee . ' ni 1- me sg f .R -Ng i -i 3 -. s CAMERA CLUB Flash! Click . . . click! Photographers are at work. They are ambitious artists and crafty camera carriers on the football field, in the auditorium, at dances, around the patio. Everyone likes them . . . everyone wants his pic- ture taken. ROW lr Holmes, Cowley, Paisley, Crowther, Zisk, Thurston. ROW 2: Castellano, Persyko, Franco, Couchman, Thomas. ROW 3: Hiller, Casey, Wilson, Crowe, Calkins, Shoberg, Sorensen, Mr. G. Wesley Davison, Mr. John Hulihan. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Money collectors for charity . . . their motto is to shed the light of friendliness on our foreign friends. ROW li Pulin, Furgerson, Billman, Hoevel. ROW 2: Huntington, Sturgeon. ROW 3: Gregory, Billig, Miss Madeline Emmert, Cowley. 'ER Jil E gf, xl Flfllfg own nel 55011 anion fge 550.1 we 'zomozfe fzielzcfzgi LOS BUENOS VECINOS Estudiantes de Espanol with memories of the colorful Christmas pageant at Padua Hills. . .an enchillada lunch for the faculty . . . the struggle of speaking Spanish at club meetings. ROW 1: Blake, Becherer, Torres, Briggs, Bryant. ROW 2: Kirby, Babeaux, Cowley, Davis, Gutheil, Garcia, Miss Bernice Rogers. . IB.. Crusaders for the true spirit of Christianity, who quietly found time for religious ideals in our busy world. ROW l: Mrs. Marion Michel, Kinkade, DeBow, Martin, Militello, McKinley, Hadley, Bgrrign, Jensen, Miner, Gross, Deming, Williams, R, Schlax, Foster, Elliot, Rankin, Gish, Larr, Peck, Cortright. ROW 2: Rivera, Pierson, Rick, Ingram, Wark, Meyer, Slatton, Schorfe, EileS, 5Cl'1lax, Lilly, VonNess, Reedall, Linton, Abrahamson, Brown, Becker, Kimball, Knight, Shoemaker, Jones. ROW 3: Barnes, Gotham, Skirt, Pelke, Anderson, Lilly, Whitson, Rankin, Bowers, Bgmene, Raymond, Roe, Barnard, Olegqrio, Lisle, Jackson, Hauser, Sieman, Blom- gren, Brown, Overman. ROW 4: Wilemon, Deming, Thompson, Coupland, Rankin, Hunter, Ullom, Brooks, McNiece, Deming, Turner, McLean, Youngham, Shade, Wells. CWS was ills ci, axles O owz ulziaaua. BOYS AND GIRLS STATERS A group of student I e a d e r s chosen by their classmates to learn about and appreciate our state government. Fun and seri- ousness never to be forgotten- the train ride to Sacramento, the p 1 A - model election of city and state X officers, the new and lasting Q friendships made. ROW is Groat, Kendall, Evans, Cope, Falcon, Billmon, Wotenpough, Jessen. ROW 2: Wynn, White, Ballard, Bolton, Q Y. Sturgeon, Stein. S is ss Q Q s S E K 'S X X S L s S S S R x 'VIS 7m.W .vp ..f4'h K F, K 1 .1 ff. - 'J .5 Q .Q - ' ' fi 1 5 5:4 ' ' W 71.-'ya E Qi: y . l ,TI l Y, r, Bsda -A! X fag- v I pg ,fu jg ay N -. .F fygfj . , -Y.,-B, '-'e , ' if J fLi'u f'f2,PFf J 1 wvffif ff kf V Wifi' 63? u V A , ., - ,'xZ' ,v 0 ' ' gp' J kim- ,, 5. T v- I Xa-,w, 'iifihl S 1. I ,HRV NXQ' t 36 ea J J' 193' KE 3331. 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More than leaders in pep, Chuck won the honor f b o estest in personality, Loretta s ent l p ong sum- mer hours creating pom-poms for our football games, and Gene displayed one of his many talents as Master of Ceremonies at our noon dances. Gene Bishop Loretta K aiser Chuck Collins mac if auf s L75 O iLl2 Qi if 'W O0 1:75 cf ' M While the rooting section roars, the yell leaders shout, and the Wildcats win, our lively song leaders with snow white pom-poms lump up from their field-side bench to lead us in a fight song. When a pep assembly is over and the lights are dimmed to green we solemnly sing the Alma Mater as these five girls perform. Acting as representatives of the beautiful girls around the campus Jackie, Audrey, Karen, Char- lene, and Losley are sparkling and fun to be with. Lasley Scholl MM' 7 ., .Ki W x la , xx.-I . xx K H+ t Jackie Antista -Q. x, ififill . C ,Q fff' ' I A . i W' ,, .. gil., V 3: NV' -vy ii V X 4 Q kt ,,,. . X 1 ,S ,, ,Ks gg XQEQ v ,Il , I Q Ill X' -ef xlib y J ' 5 K ren Hooper oft ,, xii s 5 X , 4 ,Q Kell lk-M sex it .f 'zsciaion in czcfion MAJOREUES d. Hester, CoveYf Robertson, Null' Oslelgoor HALF-TIME COMMISSION ROW I: Huntington, Armas, Bishop, Antistcr. ROW 2: Hester, Mr. Harold Dunn, Mrs. Thelm a Yenney, Hamblen. One, Two, Three down. Get Those cards down.' We want Dunn. We want Dunn. Keep in line . . . smile . . . hold Those pom-poms up .. Pep! Spirit! Enthusiasm! M.A.D.'s slogan for keep- ing on Top in eifery activity. The members of The Band, Pep Cats, Majorettes, Half-Time Com- mission and Pep Commission actually stage a Three ring circus of card stunts, baton twirling, pom-pom bouncing, and music ma king at foot- ball games an pep assemblies. ll lf llilrilflfllllllfl . 'f iw ll! ROW 1: Del Mar, ROW 2: Antista, Scott, Hamilton, Hamblen. ROW 3: Sturgeon, Bliss, Armas, Eggstaff, Collins. ROW 4: Jessen, Royle, Hester, Harwick, Bishop, Clark. 1-.Q S W My , X Q i Q Q ii 5 CN 45 A M Q 5 Q Q gif + . Q 1 K N. gpm W Q. 'X aww is QQ x gy kg . A A Sit. gywixxf , Q k i W , .3 5 X i X X X 1 'S X ,, Q N XX 1, - N N x X N X X . 1- , -Q: Q15 ,161 xii y N K X x 5 ,gi -, S - 'Y I x X W ' Slam, .X.. iw-2.1 vm x ,X.w-xsxwx x 1-f -'s.-fm , ffaf..-V,-? Q.--,-.rx N , -MT '25 , ' W A 'Q'15'?xwV',L1q5'f ':'K-.Si vt' Ex 'fM'l, Fsf'?'ri:2 5 'T xx v Xi' N xx W X -wt nv- - L - Ms,f'w,QQgfQ f , X i qf1. v, - ,. J NJ 5 .., .4- Q , ' ' x ' N' KX Q., X C' I 41. rf is Q, 2 . , , , , . - J J .' ::,,.Nf:,f xx N' Q -s -Q X. f ELS CAPTAIN BOB OCH OAcH JOHN DANI W OA UNE C AUDE WALKER 'LDCAT OF THE YEAR ELLIS JOHNSON HEAD COACH CL T lo 'n the 1952 football season, M.A.D.'s varsity gridders displayed the desire and the o eg: ability to repeat last year's record and again become League Champs. Without being scored u on they went through their practice games to set a new Pacific League record. The first two P League tilts saw Our 'Cats defeat rugged grid teams, one of which, Whittier, was predicted to P d take the League Crown. They trounced a supposedly strong Alhambra team, gave asa ena a run for its money, and gave the eventual title holders one of the toughest games of their schedule. wz cvziif if-:E-A ' C Q Q S 'W W M., ., M V 5 ,iq ':Qg ,. ... miie i' P' is 'i f , S Pai, is ES 4358? f' 2 gg W R Q F2514 i V? W Q99 ug ,ig-1 53, t 1 355 sijjzdg was Q 4 sf 5, ' 'Q V .5,.-qkf L' it K KFMPS UU I f1Q.,,.i'Q, 6339 .. 4k.s?9b,,,z, S 1,421+ if ROW 11 Winkler, mgr,, Hector, D. Alutin, Black, Town, Moore, Adams, Sgenz, Kendqlll Bqfemgn' R, Clarke, Burton, Jelinekl mgr, ROW 2: Lister, Smith, Stephens, Gagliano, Siehler, Wynn, Harvey, Gilbert, Ochoq, G, Meyers, Ballard, Johnson, Groot, Bandy, mgr. ROW 31 Bunn, Stein, E. Clarke, Kruse, Beckstrom, Floth, Cope, Plano, Weitzman, Dyer, Sidebotham, Kipp, Armas, K. Myers. Q I I TLC! CLC U25 fd! ww my fa. FX , iris, M . ,M .. Hs D X ab R35 we 5 M Q Q W S5 S T i M sg is Q ff x 8 we f Q' Q: 'I' if m 2 qu -. '52 ww aw - a A QA ff: Q Min M.A.D.'-21 POMONA-O Seeking revenge for last year's defeat at the hands of Pomona, the spirited Wild- cats were all out to slaughter the Red Devils. Because of the loss of their championship one-man team of Marty Keough, the Devils were lost when faced with M.A.D.'s brilliant gridders. vm' it pl. Qum fi gig' r, I' - Q L 1 ff? YL if M.A.D.-32 ROSEMEAD-O Our Wildcats, after pounding the Pane thers to the tune of 32-O, set a new Pacific League record by winning all practice games by shutout scores. Coach Walker cleared the bench to give all the boys experience before encountering some of the toughest League competi- tion in history. Ron Dyer, LG MllTOIW BUHYW, FB Tom Lister, RT Peter Wynn, RG X Ei 'M' iq? 1, 'ggi x 3'1- gi 53 N I5 M ' f gm ,332 55,4 - S :X 1 R T A 6' Y-4 Q Qjgs' A ,J 'Q E Q O I M.A.D.iO EL MONTE--12 Suffering the first defeat of the season, the 'Cats were rudely upset by a husky El Monte team. The stubborn defense and devastating offense of both teams combined to make a tight-fought con- test, which ultimately decided the win- ner of the League Crown. lv-Y-Y, .-. --., ,V ., M.A.D,-33 ALHAMBRA-I4 After being rained out twice, the rival game with the Moors was finally played, ending the season for both teams. This final game saw a closely-fought first half, followed by a slaughter in the sec- ond half by the local 'Cats. Stewart Weitzman, C Jack Groat, LE Bill Burton, C Dick Stephens, LE ,1,4 'I ' ,?afirl fl51i,,, W 1 Y. . f te-fe J, 4L Q 1 g..:. l 4 PGUI l:l0fl1, LE Dick Alutin, RH Bob Sidebotham, RT George Moore, RH M.A.D.-13 PASADENA-25 Playing tar below their capacity, M.A.D.'s gridders lost to the Bullpups, who played their best game of the sea- son against the Wildcats. Although the spirit was good, the 'Cats couldn't seem to get rolling. The loss gave the 'Cats a two-win, two-loss record before meet- ing Alhambra in a game postponed be- cause at rain. Steve BlGCk, LG Jim Gilbert, LG Larry Bateman, FB Robin Kipp, QB :i '-:wiv 'N-ss. All gk . .L Bill Smith-All League Ellis Johnson-All League Bob Gagliano-All League Wildcat of the Week Wildcat of the Year Wildcat of the Week fi Robin Kipp Bob Ochoa-Captain George Meyer Wildcat of the Week Wildcat of the Week Wildcat of the Week xi' ' Jim Hector Coach Walker Bruce Ballard Wildcat of the Week Wildcat of the Week Wildcat of the Week U65 gay Uses, fiofzefuf 551055. . . ,V M, W.. .. ..,.,,,.M.M,M fe- ! ' . Q ., Q 9 ROW 1: Samuels, Dodge, Burke, Durden, R. Johnson, Lawler, K. Perkins, Kendall, Tracy. 9,2 ROW 21 Shaw, mgr., Eisele, mgr., Pell, Fauria, Palfrey, lntantino, Hays, Cuevas, Brito, Zamora, Miller, C. Perkins, Calhoun, Harlan, mgr. ROW 3: Staller, Langford, J. Johnson, McNerney, Welch, Maynard, Bailey, Crocker, Clarkson, Lamm, Linderman, Hanson, Coach Hubler. ' Ray lntantino Harvey Hubler Coaching the Junior Varsity football squad for his second straight year, Coach Harvey Hubler infected the fighting Wildcat spirit into this year's Jayvees. Although the games lacked the winning scores, the boys had a desire to learn and to play clean, hard football that was tops. This desire will provide an excellent background for future varsity grid teams. The Jayvees were captained by Raymond Infantino. , 1 rr ff Ol2'ZOl.7LCl 5, LLQ 555, With a skeleton of last year's championship Cee team, this year's Bees showed plenty of spark and hustle. Under the able mentorship of Keith Broaders, the Bees beat many of their bitter rivals and were barely edged out in other tilts. The team showed potential greatness with many outstanding boys, such as Captain Jack Beschta. Jack Beschta Keith Broaders ROW I Earle, Aguilar, Buc, Story, Cullinane, Beschta, Jacobi, Price, Shoemaker, Lincoln, Benson, Bullock Walker, Pace. ROW 2 Dudley, H. Roby, Nye, Udell, Facto, Sears, Austin, Bartlett, Bishop, Reeder, Brooks, Shade, Stelle West, Burton. ROW 3 Coach Broaders, Vale, mgr,, Town, Nutt, Green, Vine, Huffman, Muscat, Abts, Hanser, G. Adams R McKinley, Schlax, Saunders, Ross, Eiles. ' ...V A 1 ,......,4WN .. . Q 1 'Sigma It m ... A Q A. 4 ...E rr ll 555, imaff gui powefcfuf ...': ,.., . , g,.i..:a:f -.. ...'.:,'f.g:g'g...g.::ag: 'f.,.:5,:,.:' .,.. . Qi ':'E' ' ff' . W so . 'N Q Q at ..,.. N ROW li Uhler, mgr., Burns, J. McKinley, Kerchefer, Blount, Herold, Bornt, Thompson, Heritage, Warren, Schaeffer. ROW 2. Swall, Kustner, Lilburn, Draper, l.. Adams, L. Meyer, Bowden, Kosowski, Harris, Pennington, Cobb, Van Gundy, Urban. ROW 3: Coach Oliver, Mollison, Powers, Threadgill, Doubt, Shook, Mainwal, Ezzo, Makey, Craig, Reyes, Roby, Lemos, L. Johnson, Martin, mgr. Howard Powers Mitchell Oliver ' A 'Si 5 . 'S EGTSTQTQ This year's lightweight gridders gained plenty of the fundamental knowledge of football under the tutoring of Coach Mitch Oliver. Every game was a rough one, and the Kittens are to be com- mended tor their splendid showings. This group of ambitious and hard-working boys was cap- tained by Howard Powers. SA LEE' ' ' ' -WI if' '5 9 'sk Q' . . Rh .,,,..?I T' . an ' , qv r' ' ,.,. ,,' ,,. ,aff I , .AY N rv 1 I f s -Q 1' , , J, QR ,A ,I-frffr if 'L ' . 552: 1,3 Q, 144.-o , ' fi'-fflj ' tx 'Q K L I 1 ' 4 r 'W gf -sri-'ff 5 yur' fl A S'l, 5 is-.1 n 'Q' 1 if gwud J . iff ir N 'U' OJ' 1 iqxwg N. 'FWN Q Nm LI QQSX-vi Nfgg Q . fu ,,,, . Silk-fi F Q Q 'sm 31, kiss. M155 'v 1 -5 ' X X , x I . Q Sw X ww ff aff 'ff vt! 'X M xi asa- 3f32??.f8v?iX.. . wmifasil' f I f OKUZOULCL 1 cvzufgzy oofzsfeu ROW 1: Bishop, Burns, Smith, Roberts, Watenpaugh, Rankin. ROW 2: Solar, Arutunian, Ballard, Johnson, Martin, Edmonds. MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MONROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA MON ROVIA KEPPEL WHITTIER EL MONTE ALHAMBRA PASADENA KEPPEL WHITTIER El. MONTE ALHAMBRA PASADENA Boasting a commendable practice game record and many outstanding players, this year's Wild- cat varsity was pitted against many fine teams. When faced by the brilliant teams ot the Pacific League, our 'Cats couldn't seem to roll up the winning scores, until they played their last and one of their most spectacular games ot the sea- son by going into an overtime period and beat- ing Alhambra. They were captained by Ron Solar, W' .V ' ' uhfwfjiagd ,QQQI3 1 x 6 H 'A it , , Q Q. M Y L5 i nk, I4 5 K 'P-' X i 335 I Q me z - 1 f f' ii 1 ix 2 lg xfx 'J S x - WN 1 . 'PQ I , N Qfiif A' xx X I an N N o X X Q Q Q X . I K .4 K 'F ' ,ri if xc SA ' 1 3 1 .1 if Q , 1, 1 X' ' M, -.m:,i,::':f'M:H,,f'5' M www 2 3 V Q I s sull'll-H U65 H 55 H aigefeezz ROW l: Gillette, McDonald, Grondzik, Anderson, Ross, Facto, Ragan. ROW 2: Carter, Paschal, Aguilar, Matthes, Scott, Buster, Cullinane, Warren Paschal Harvey Hubler McCartney. The 1953 Bee basketball squad brought out the talents of numerous prospects for next year's varsity team. Finishing the League in fifth place is no disgrace to the Kittens when the experi- ence and knowledge gained are considered. Warren Paschal was chosen captain, and Har- vey Hubler served as coach. r rr U j 5 EE Q 575 ROW lr Vandervort, Clarke, Manwarren, Lewis, Warren, Swall. ROW 2: Eiles, Lemos, Shook, Myers, Harris, Kiley. Coaching the mighty midgets for his second straight year, Locke Olson spurred the Cee casaba squad to a six-win, four-loss record for League competition. The boys received many tips on how to play good clean basketball. They were captained by John Shook. lll Locke Olson John Shook rr . ff LUZ E5 EHZOIZ5. ROW 1: Van Gundy, Schaeffer, Reyes, Thompson, Coler-Dark, Pennington. ROW 2: Frederickson, Martin, Bornt, Green, Kidd, Seymour. Locke Olson Bill BOFUT pf . WY-Q 's Monrovia's Dee basketball squad may well be proud of its 1953 season. With a six win, four loss record these future stars really put forth plenty of effort to gain the fundamentals of the game. Captain Bill Bornt was lust one of the many fine players. 112 fl ,t ,tm if iilwgl Q H E til, . iti, i ' -7 Y EW .i New 7 A R V 1 4 W Mi, g.w2fQag: was ' e C1015 ocmffz O Many long hours of hard training went into this year's cross country squad. Under the direction of Coach Eugene McAllister, the boys gained track knowledge besides getting themselves in condition for the regular track season in the spring. The boys had an average season in League competition. They elected Colin Neblett as their captain. ROW l L Johnson, Schoerner, Gee, Winchell, Frey, Dettborn. ROW 2 Neblett, Lemons, Crane, Stark, Hughes, Pankopf, J, Johnson M wz Quik cvzfziau ROW I: B. Alutin, Schoerner, Jessen, L, Johnson, Moore, Groot, D. Pankopf, Kipp, D. Alutin. ROW 2: Coach Murray, Jelinek, mgr., Hughes, Black, Bunn, Bishop, Lorenzini, Wynn, White, Grund, Dettbarn, Coach Walker, Frey. ROW 3: Shanks, Adams, Culpepper, Lemons, Hopkins, B. Pankopf, Jensen, Druce. I , ,,. - ' L. ' if-r,fr-fsxgy'-,,.,,7:M W: f xp..l.Z fy wrwim y ,Gm as Nmap-fV,n.f.mrw..w Q If . swf Vi , Q r so-Qual ECL LL8 CZQHZ 5, Boasting a number of returning lettermen and many stars up from the Bee and Cee teams, the varsity track team this year won laurels to be proud of. At the time the '53 Monrovian went to press, the team had already captured first place in both the Pasa- dena games and the El Monte relays. Their coaches, Mr. Verl Murray and Mr. Claude Walker, term the squad as the best in many a year. wi, gli-Hiiil' ivmssxvmlts f A Mr. Claude Walker Mr. Verl Murray , -P X s L Us i sv- V, ... rar xgrj ' Q Y it 1- My sc' K Jud, ta ROW l' Mullen ' GUX, Tho . Anderson, Bradford rmon' Hhs' Pace, Roach G . ROW 2 C h , McDonald. f ee, McKinley, Lindermqn : OGC Murra L' -r Chaff . Y' 'nC0l'1,Bescht B R ers, Winkler, Elson, skeho G, lake, Adams, Saunders H OW 3: Johnson Tl 'L Coach Walker SGC ' GHSOH, Buster, , Yer, Story, Porter, Taylor Srgole cognan, Huffman, mg,- , n, LUZ Mr. Claude Walker ,Q Ufke, Carter, NUM. rr If EE Mr. Verl Murray 5. , if v , 'fx'w. +' Hr nw r M w'w gbgi, K4 ,mf .- Q .V , . Q - 1,1 ,5. ,ri A 3 rj Q j, J t Q Q54 C' at as ,.,,.,,,-.,-y , .. ...Q -,,-,.-,- v- ,, uw-.Q-M.-as Q t 4 ' Y I uv 5 f L.. .Q eggs 'DW s N . 1911 1 ig. .- A ,f , W W , N mmm , If A 'ii 3- : A V ,Sf M- M .. ' , -. . ?'- ti f H W , X ,M . ,. W ' Wi: it i wt i gli 1 I ,w? f' - , ', .4 . ' I, W . ' A . E' f f f, 1 . . . H , ,. 5, I. .N,l,. . ,, A l . , fi -V ,N , 1 f ., JF , C gisgifi l 1.21 11 zaagsfszs The Bee trackmen, under the tutorship of Coaches Walker and Murray, worked diligently at im- proving their form, speed, and distance before entering the varsity ranks next' year. A number of fine boys have been spotted on the Bee team who will next year strengthen the varsity squad. ll6 The mighty Cee trccksters ore proving to be ci tough opponent to conquer. At this writing the Cees are undefeated in competition. Though the Cees lock quontity, they certainly cure to be louded for the quality of work they ore doing. Mr. Claude Wolker, Mr. Verl Murroy rr Il , LIZJE 'UTLEIZ jgfl E8 ,M.Na.wm.fsf-M ibm , ROW I: Powers L Travis. I egg' He'ke 'UTh, Mollison Row 2 ' Houston, Johnston Em I C0001 Murra I Threodgill Shoo y' Hef Y, mgr, 5,0 , ki - ' CY, Drop , R 4 Walker' Marnwsl, Kozlowski, Hams, Lemis iles' Wmcheuf ' I r r OIZTO am, 5, and Lcmzon man ROW 1: Bowden, mgr. Bateman, Cullinane, Armas, Ochoa, Purbaugh, Sergi, Braeger. ROW 2: Coach Broaders, Myers, Green, Dyer, Watenpaugh, Palfrey, Glenn, Soetie, Johnson, Meyer, Calderwood, Fauria. Mr. Keith Broaders This year again finds our varsity baseball team to be one of the finest in prep ranks. With re- turning lettermen from last year's championship squad in addition to new talent up from the Jayvees, Coach Keith Broaders looks for another League Championship. F' 'S .., fly? X u A' i . , , A ' ' '. 'q ' ,ll ,ru K ' ' Elf fK,,,.W-1 ? - 'iw X M A , . - - - . x, f. - ' ,, , 3 . ., ... Q. ' , .nw , 4 M! M, W ,wh Lf. ,, ' .. My wx .aff ' ' f A,g,,. , , ,QV 1295 -41x:f 'w,if1 9 s ,pqc f'Y f 73 K 'M ev, gf.. LM 'ZZ' ,,,,:'f'4'l ' f j . ' rax.c,m-V 'L ' ,'4fmg,9,,,if , iv ' gli . , K 'A 'Ei S, VA f ., N.. -fr hy ,. . I - 2. . :gn ,, I :A 4 l L 4 '- A 2hLw,M W- M -, itil ., Wk W Q V fm 5 ' M It-I wi 5 f A me 722' 'M' Mi V 4-,ffww 'AX , ffl WV , v ,f 'ff .YW , F rn ,J ' ' ' we MA A, x -lt, ,- , IX we ,,'- .5 L- . ' ' '.i1QQ - .f -f ly , ., I 4, mf, , , ' h , - K- , M .,,,g3.w,,,4 Q - , '- .fin 'f'f',4gf me H 4 , W. 4 , . V X A Mr P ?H,.,.uMaea 2-fin, 11'-1 1 ,A V. ' 7,4 ...lf 10 k ' 4 , ff- 4 . 'A 'V ,U ,. wg U' D, Q., A, 4' 1 ff'.!xr :5fi1 ' V , I 5 . 5 Q - A ' . '.. ' . Q . Q51 ,fi A,'fn-- 5 V, ., j ' 'J 1 ' ' a. , - . I I r,.., V f-4.56 '- , -, ., ,. '3 M 2 . 4 wh at as 'I' ' Q vw I ' 6.1 ai M wg YA Q 1 A K ' h . 'xg' ,t a my ., A '1 t f W- .- K 'ff N H. 'U 4 .. :gf . . . sf ,, ,jg ' 43 . . f , W 'N xc . ., . 0 x u F . A wg -1 '. fm ,gfigt . Q . 1 : ' 5' 4 A W I I A 1' v 1 'el L Q t W . , , W 'ff . 1 my 9' A 5 L - VK 1 -X 4 r . .taxi Si '- '-'v 'r1i T FT an saga! Y iamoiz 0612 1 8 Though the season can't be considered outstand- ing as far as scores go, the Jayvee horsehiders are working hard to improve Their game. At this time they have wins over three strong clubs and four losses. Coach John Daniels and the boys coll Arcadia High their most bitter rival. ,--'VUE' ,fwf V I ,' G X X 1 Mr. John Daniels f . 4 ROW la Mandy, Kettle, Peterson, Bullock, McBride, Roby, Maxey, fly. ' Holmstrom, Bua, McCartney, Wilson. L fy l H M l ROW 2: Auzenne, Brown, Wciyett, Crane, Jones, Clarkson, Fauriad, MX Adams, Penn, Simpson, Bishop, Scott, Shade, Robertson, DiBias, Becker, Borghetti, 7 Ill ll ll llllll Ill I Ill llll I llgl llllilll I ll l I lllllllllll llllll lllllllllll lllill lllllllll: 1 lllllll lllllllll , lllllllllllllglll lllllllillll Ill llllllllllllglll llllllllllll gl! llllll llllll ll llllll lllllllll llllllllllllllgll Ill llllllllll Ill 222. 222222'!l222l ICI!-IUIIJCUCUDI l:: 'bnE!eIUlI Iulllunl-nsnuluilnl n-H.-i-,.........-. Jlflonfzovial cvziif Jlfsffafzs ROW 1 Martens, Haserot, Olin, Parker. ROW 2 Coach Olson, Warren, Evans, Benson, Bornv, Huntington. Coaching the Tennis squads for his second year af Monrovia, Coach Locke Olson looks for The fourth League Championship in four years. Af pressfime The varsity rackefmen are undefeated, boasting a win over the Mt. San Antonio College tennis team. wir' Q, us 1 1 I1 A i Wolf Evans Jerry Binnings Phil Parker 3, Werner Martens Jim Warren Bob Benson xi M Snencer Olin Roh Hunfinnfnn Bill Bnrnf iw-if A -Jew- ' Jw , if ,i Y EX -....... mad I-9 ff IJ Mziggnuos- 'fr W U55 gay use facgefmen I KA.VUC,q O fli f 0 Wl'JL ' O st, Q0 X is X was Illllll !!!!!!! ' :::::::E:::::::Q5 lllllllilllilil : !!!!!!!!!!!!ll!! lululululllllll ' Ulllllllllilllls --l ---II 32:33:33: I2 5:::::::::::::- :-2 Ill I !!!!:::::::::l lla. I IIIIICIQIQ :.:::.. LUCACQO 45 iQ 'z 3 ' E , lf' l:llllll E .- 1 nu I A :!u!!l!g..':-lllligg .:::-'H-:- e.:::'--Q ls! I :::---2: .:: -'3!3- X - -..f11 9---...25.!2!Ol ,-----::::--iiiifg - .. - -........... ROW 1: Sheldon, McCaughna, Sturgeon. ROW 2: Oliver, McKinley, Wood, Gerhardt. Following M.A.D.'s tradition of fine tennis teams, the Jayvees have defeated many of their op- ponents. This tennis team also looks like a pos- sible threat for a League Crown, the third for the Jayvees in three years. 123 -A 4,13 CA MF- Locke Olson N.. Ns, V mf- ,'AwAA VV ml' NSllRlis4fSms - XX ig , I onzoma 1 mm goffsu 11...-.---.,, Row 1: Hublef, Gillette, Morris, Relphf MGM' Row 2- Johnson Thompson, GFGNT, BUFYIEYI Klslner' Walken George' Under the watchful eye of Coach Harvey l-lubler, our golf team showed other schools that what we do, we do well. At this time the team is in third place, hoping for a victory over the power- ful Montebello golfers who now lead the league. 124 -f fg4' 5 a V ff, C41 au gf in action. ku! 1,11 v,n . 4.1, J. ,.5L 7 A ni ,...x-w-Q- A W f'f - ,, N U Y Q ill W -Q 5,42 Q is if Q: .X f Xa A if X www! wi up rfsvg -r Q MP? 3 'X X My Q S I A v Q A A IN .X Q an A K, . -Xp ' . A X. Q I KM w7?ilgZ','i1!Ei9's5'f3Fi:Q 1-F' 9' r- Q54 Z --QNN: f -ia.-..umy.r.+Mi.-m-w,-f---.....,. , U A N L t Q is N xh A .. + 41 K x X 5 ASS Q if 'Q S x -'QQ 2 .X 'X wif- 3 Q Y . K: - ekXk'SX4X4ExM- 1 M Xx..fNk ix Xi L 5 D X-A f f 45' P. gui. beth Thorn 5,20 mfs MVS' and Mr d ms. U s. J . 1 Mrs. Helen A G Ethel Velo? Georgionno Shflle Baron, M mst ROW Yennev. NUS' lesson, NW 'S' , Thelma Marv MC FQQZLOND ROW1 WS' GlRL'S SPORTS Beck, With the usual shrieks cmd spills the girls on our campus were very active in the field of sports this past year. Under the skilled leadership of Mrs. Thelma Yenney, Mrs. Ethel Brelos, Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton, Mrs. Mary McKesson, Miss Georgianna Beck, and Mrs. Helen Adams, they reached new heights in all the feminine games. Shouts of ioy and disappoint- ment could be heard each gym period as they prac- ticed perfecting their plays and developed new skills. Starting with volleyball, they continued through the year with basketball, speedball, baseball, tennis, and modern dancing. Nine of our Catskill Racquetteers traveled to Whittier on February eighth to compete in tennis matches. The competition was very stiff, but they came back vic- torious, winning five out of the nine games played. Nell Hflnfr .11 'Nur Basketball Volleyball Speedball Baseball Modern Dancing Tennns o 127 G.A.A. PLAY DAY One of the many activities in which the Girls' Athletic Association took part in this past year was the G.A.A. play day held here at M.A.D. on October 21. The G.A.A. invited tive other high schools-Alhambra, Glendale, Montebello, El Monte, and Rosemead-to come and compete in several of the girls' sports. The theme of the play day was Carnival Days. A real calliope was furnished for the occasion, popsicles and cook- ies were served for refreshment, and the modern dancing class furnished excellent entertainment. The sports played were speedball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, ping-pong, and badminton. The competition was tops and everyone enjoyed the day. GDL ay .E .uwmk , Kwlfma qflfgifcczlt 5 W: , 'fm aw- - Q4 0 c 9 13 ,i A. ,K 2 I' lr no 'nl . 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X X e si. ,ffm , Q 52' l 4 .nf- ,9 v 'H N. x R xxx CLIFTS MEN'S STORE ARTS YARDAGE 28 East Huntington Drive 5l5 South Myrtle Avenue Arcadia, California Monrovia, California BECHERER BUICK LONGPRE PONTlAC 135 West Foothill Boulevard ll5 East Foothill Boulevard Monrovia, California Monrovia, California K fl DAILY NENNS POST ARCADIA PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 119 West Polm Avenue 234 South First Avenue Monrovio, Colifornio Arcodio, Colifornio CAREY E. HARDY Chrysler 81 Plymouth since 1927 202-210 South Myrtle Avenue Monrovia, Colifornici CN' CLAUDE CHESS NN X RADIO STORE L , x gy X 322 West Foothill Boulevard x Monrovia, California N 'Nw CLIFFORD T. NUTT EDMOND'S SHOES PACKARD DEALER DEB DEALER 245 West Foothill Boulevard 49 East Huntington Drive Monrovia. California Arcadia. California GLENN L. 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