San Marino Hall School - Marinor Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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Headed by the Commissioner of Athletics, Ken Brown, the head yell leader, Tim Norton, and the head song leader, Marlene Gunderson, the Pep Association was re- sponsible for the planning of our pep rallies, of color day, and of the rooting section at the football games. Other members of the Pep Association this year were all of the yell ancl song leaders, head of Tigerettes, Sally Floyd, sports announcer, Edward Robinson, band president, Dick Lindley, and representatives of the Girls' and Boys' League cabinets. ln general this group establishes and maintains the spirit of the school. Under the leadership of this organization, the activities Pep 14 Avciation PEP ASSOCIATION MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Black, Barton, Gunderson, Lanzit, Brown. ZND ROW: Turner, Taylor, Floyd, Hand, Strahan, Lindley, Norton. of the maiorettes, tigerettes, flag girls, and the cheer leaders were planned. Most of this planning showed up in the intricate numbers staged at the football games. The Tigerettes, in their third year, followed SPSMHS' colorful band down the football field, at half time, breaking into carefully prepared routines with the maiorettes and flag girls. Marlene Gunderson, head song leader, was in charge of all the business affairs concerning this organization. The Pep Association can truly be considered an instru- mental factor in the overwhelming school spirit for which South Pasadena is known.

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.. J l 5, l fy-'i Zeng I Chosen because of their leadership, willingness to serve, cooperation, and initiative, the Bengals are hard working and proud ot their positions. Two ot their most important duties are ushering at football games and assemblies. Serving as guides at open house and controlling the Color Day crowd are other jobs ot a Bengal. Honest Abe's Social, their annual dance, was presented in February and proved to be one ot the year's main events. Known around the school by their navy blue sweaters bearing the Bengal symbol, these stu- dents are advised by Miss Hester Lauman with Jo French serving as president. Vernon Chase was elected vice-president with Sue Burke as secretary and Tim Green as treasurer. The Bengal information booth is a busy spot on the first day ot school. Bengal officers and adviser are Miss Hester Lauman, Ver- non Chase, vice-president, Sue Burlre, secretary: Tim Green, treasurer: and Jo French, president. C3 S3- BENGAL MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Lanzit, Rivinius, Olson, Logan, Beel, Anderson, Heaton, Rose. ZND ROW: Miss Lauman, McConnell, H.ll1k9f, M. Mott, Woodburn, Muren, Turner, Burke, Painter, Constans. 3RD ROW: Green, Ueda, Mitchell, Stackpole, Simpson, Chase, Ragatx, Kirk, Reynolds, Polkinghorne, Rowe, Brown, King, Danninger, Martell, R. Mott, French.

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A , i , if w f A 9 is . f 4 ' .. ' f 1. c. ' SZDNG LEADERS. glie Lanzif, Barbara I , . L 1, f yo Hand, Marlene Gunderson, Marilyn Bar- fon, Coleen MacNeill. 'sl YELL LEADERS. Tom Taylor,Jerry Turner, Tim Norfon, Lawrence Black, Roger Bunfing. Us T, , . ,, Mr . X, .. su' - 1 afwviv ' QR, .' .- N' : - Ga- '- ' 'Wt T ' ,, --.. TIGERETTES. FRONT ROW: Helm, Robohm, Angus, Taylor, Clubb, Slralwan, Floyd, Posf, Fleclr, Robb, Kirlr, Kenf, Hoyl. ZND ROW: Phelan Cosles, Sclwahman, Kehlef, McLaughlin, Myers, Beel, Griffifh, Norris, Condon, Baldwin, Williams, Ryons. 3RD ROW: Websfer, Walh, Weilein Kiser, Willis, Dielerle, Kieclw, Scluoolcraff, Hyslop, Addoms, Smilh, Freeman, Larson, Dohlen. ..4l r I