Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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EUAHIJIANS UF 8 From a small beginning, ours has been a half century of growth. Much credit is due to those farsighted men and women who planned our devel- opment: with equal enthusiasm we salute the guardian of our destinies for today and for the future. A. K. Wilson, Superintendent M.A.D. Board of Education Paul F. Garber, Stanley C. McClintic, loseph Fowler, Royden R. Hopper, Gerald Kirven, A. K. Wilson, Donald K. Gault 1 .

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1893 1895 1897 1903 1906 1907 1910 1912 1915 1917 1921 1 922 1 927 1 928 1 929 1930 1931 1935 1939 1940 1941 1941 1944 N - X--S' :xXx'X mu.. .X ,lux Monrovia High School voted into existence by vote of 75 to 1 Class of '95, with two members, graduates Graduating class of six students High School moved to site on lvy Ave. between Foothill and Palm Monrovia wins District Debating Championship Twenty-three students graduate Bonds sold for new high school building High School building erected on northeast corner of lvy and Palm Aves. Graduating class of thirty students Call to arms leaves Monrovia short of men Arcadia and Duarte each have representative on board of trustees First issue of WILDCAT published Monrovia City High School District changed to Monrovia- Arcadia-Duarte High School District Erection of new school building planned. Cornerstone laid April 28 1928 Mann Building completed and dedicated In presence of a thousand people One hundred and fifty one students graduated Mr A R Clifton superintendent of MAD tor 18 years becomes County Superintendent of Schools Dr A L Smith after 19 years of unfallmg service to the high schools of Monrovia resigns from Board of Trustees Mr A K Wilson succeeds I Warren Ayer as superintendent Mr S C McClmtlc advanced to vice prmclpal Miss Ruth Foreman takes Miss Grace Osborne s place as Dean of Girls New gym opened for use on May 11 New shop building erected Following fatal Illness of Mr Glenn P Hollingsworth Mr Robert S Manning becomes Dean of Boys Students again receive call to arms Fifty glorious years of Monrovia Arcadia Duarte Hugh School completed y x A jfrltli ff F' 2 55 11114511 1.1.1 .---4---f--- . Y . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C I I - . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .. l . X' ,M . - . sl x . ,u ' I' I R lX'iv'i. - xx ' ':gl.lh l - - ll: -ll' X' ' I I -A luv: anllll l 1' ' ' ... I' f, --. 1 '1l.-1111111 ' x Y ..-HI -' - 1 I '-.',-n-1fi - --- - grill .1111 lllll 1 ann Ill ll ,..p--- llll I-Y ' ... nl .1131-,1.,-.-.-as-iv 1 !-ll- 'v' - 1 rsa?y! . ,- .1-n13 , rural I E171

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UUH DESTINIES Graduating Seniors: Congratulations on thc completion of your high school course of study. and best wishes for your success and happi- ness in the years ahead. S. C. McCLINTlC You may well pause and reflect up- on the growth of your High School since its inception fifty years ago. It is a history of a half century of progress of which you may be very proud. May the future years be ones of happiness and success! Congratulations to you on the Cold- en Anniversary of M.A.D. RUTH E. FOREMAN Congratulations and best wishes to the members of the 1944 class. May your accomplishments and suc- cesses in the future bring you es- teem, satisfaction, and happiness. ROBERT S. MANNINC N-,X X! F ,mx s at 3 'Rev 'K wx 9