Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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Now again-there is a need for better men to free the world of its would-be dictators. As always, M.A.D. has risen to the occasion. Its students are taking courses useful in a post-war period. Men and women who have left school are taking their stands in the front lines. We say- More power to them. The Walk as earlier students recall it INTU WELL TRAINEE IVIINDS AND THE VISIUN HEALIZED

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A A INSTILLINE AMERICAN IDEALS 0 Many hours and days were spent in planning our High School. When the final plans were brought together, a high school second to none was the result. ln the past fifty years boys and girls have entered its portals to re- ceive of its enlightenment and to pass on through as men and women big enough to face the world ahead. Many fond memories were left behind: but better still, they took with them the dreams of the future for which their Alma Mater had prepared them. I THE AHlIHITECT'S DREAM

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W l After all is said and done, after all the plays and football games are over, after the graduation night, the student carries in his mind pleasant memories of four years of life at M.A.D. Main entrance-an intriguing memory PHEPAHINE UUH YUUTH FUR TUMURHUWS E121 The freshman entering the endeared halls of M.A.D. for the first time feels the air of friendship and of cooperation. The students he meets convince him that no longer is he a child but a young man in a growing world. He finds his teachers helpful and kind and his fellow students real red blooded Americans.