Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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5:3345 53,35 W THE MONROVIAN FACULTV s .4 ,. 5 Fanning. Mrs. McCIintic, Mr. Edinqer, Mr. Kemman, Miss Ward, Mr. Carbaugh. Miss West, Mr. Dori, Miss Morgan. Mrs. Dunn. Miss Pilmer, Mr. Drummond, Miss Hesse, Mrs. Swenson, Miss Eller, Mr. Pfaff. Mr. Parmelee, Mr. Wlttler, Miss Steiner, Mr. Parker, Miss Scott. Mr. Sexauer, Miss Walker, Thorne. Hester, Draper, Smith, Wedel, IO Miss Miss Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss !'i 1 f Hollingswn 'th, Mr. Murray, Mr. Thomas, Mr. , Russell, Miss Feeler. Mr. Adams, Mrs. Watenpaugh, Mr. Cowen, Mr. Hitchcock, Miss Rives. Miss Goodwin, Mr. Chess, Miss Barrier, Miss Yenney. Mrs.

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DEDAIQTMEHTAL ENGLISH Teachers of the English depart- ment include: Mary Wittler, Mar- jorie Hitchcock, Emroy Walker, Helen Adams, Gladys Coblentz, Ger- trude Morgan, Muriel Loveless, Caro- lyn Doty, and Mary Reagan. LANGUAGE Latin, French, and Spanish are the foreign languages available for those who are interested in their study. Teachers are Mabel Drummond, Syl- via Wedel, and Lewis Thomas. MATHEMATICS The principal aim of the mathe- matics department is to develop the student's reasoning power. Teachers include: Gertrude Smith, Angie Park- er, Wesley Steiner, Glen Hollings- wort, Paul Edinger and Frank Pilmer. SCIENCE To many students, such subjects as general science, biology, physics, chemistry, and agriculture are allur- ing. Instructors are: R. Pfaff, P. Ed- inger, W. Feeler, C. Cowan, V. Ward, G. Hollingsworth, and W. Steiner. HISTORY Ancient, medieval and modern, United States history and American problems are the subjects embraced in this department. Teachers are: Edith Dort, Theresa Dunn, Ethel Car- baugh, William Feeler, Minnie Sex- auer, and Stanley McCIintic. COMMERCIAL The commercial department aims to prepare the student for the busi- ness world. The teachers include: Mary Thorne, Gertrude Morgan, Theresa Dunn, Minnie Sexauer, Rol- land Watenpaugh, and Edward West. MUSIC Glee Club, band, orchestra, ear training, music appreciation, and harmony are the subjects offered by this department. Mrs. Potts, Mr. Van Hellen, and Mr. Scott are instructors. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Under the direction of Wauneta Rives, Grace Russell, and Mrs. Grace Fanning, such subjects as cooking, sewing, home management, and home furnishing are taught. . PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education plays a vital part in acquiring and keeping health. Instructors are: Thelma Yenney. Ethel Carbaugh, Marie Swenson, Verl Murray, and Eugene McAllister. SHOP WORK Printing, manual training, mechan- ical drawing, and auto mechanics are offered in shop work. Teachers in- clude: Roy Eller, Louis Goodwin, Ed- gar Parmelee, and George Hester. ART Commercial art, art appreciation, and drawing are the subjects offered by Miss Edna Chess in the art depart- ment. DRAMATICS Besides giving practical experience in acting, the dramatics course de- velops in the student poise and grace. Mrs. Carolyn Doty is the instructor. MISCELLANEOUS Other instructors include: Myrtle Barrier, librarian: Lenore Kenman, librarian, Beatrice Hesse, first aid: and Marie Swenson, hygiene.

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