Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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if C ,AJL-, fiefwtdiul , d.fv - awk pvfd-flkj ZDMLL JUCAXZJ s the Senior leaves the halls of 5LM,6,2L,l1e carries with him the feeling elong. He remembers how his a ers guided him and advised him do is path of education. Forever, he says, he will be grateful to those teach- rwhose real friends. U 2 Q 5 KQLXJJ-MA f Jfxw-'U-A Patio, tower, and arcade

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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.

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S' Bleachers I9 Music Department l925. On these pages we have reproduced pictures of students of other years. They reflect the spirit of their time and the de- velopment of our high school. if . s 1-KHALF EENTUHY'S FLUW The school started with hardly more than a handful: it now has an en- rollment of over lZ00. As the school grew, so grew its tradition and background. Today, there stands before us an institution with a record of a liberal education given to all in a modern manner. M.A.D. Football Team l920.