Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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WILLING BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Economical and Experienced Finances here at MAD have in the last two years become big business. E. W. Parmelee as business manager has very capably tilleol the position. From activity card sales to malt shop profits Mr. Parmelee is always on hand. SECRETARlAL STAFF . . . Cooperative and Capable Keeping things going smoothly are our competent and attractive secre- taries. Row 1: Mrs. Smith, Miss Eclc- hart, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Chamness, Miss Higel. Row 2: Mrs. Logsden. Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Edwards. Miss Taggart, Miss Weigel, Mrs. l-lantt, Miss Oxender.

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COUNSELORS . . . Tacttul and Tolerant From the beginning to the end ot our high school career. our counselors, Miss Clytis Cummens and Mr. Glenn Grout, have encouraged and di- rected us in our proper courses ot study. Their object is to pro- duce tor all a well adjusted lite after graduation. ATTENDANCE OFFICE . . . Considerate and Competent RESEARCH AND GUIDANCE . . . A Helpful and Hardworking 1 New to MAD this year, Mr. Henry Molino has innovated many ideas and activities. In his capac- ity as Director ot Research and Curriculum he was instrumental in arranging many tield trips. gtlegwas also responsible tor administering Iowa 1 to the sophomores and seniors this year. tk 1.2 it? ,yt :sm ' A il 4 . A g x ,,.., . ,,:.-4- .,.V, 1 5 We V 'tf A ' ,fffQ:a:' : ,Q 1 -xi . y ' - fn, f Q wx g., :ggi N :ig My 5 . J Q fyg :za M y W .... I V f I f ---- ' f A 'aw Z ,, I tif , ' -U1 ' ,jf fi The unseltish guidance ot newly appointed Director ot Child Weltare, Robert Mackey and the Attendance Ottice Statt, Peggy Wright. Mrs. Lewis, and Charlie Kramer, has done much to create better conditions and standards ot attend- ance in our MAD world. EVER

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ENTERPRISING EDUCATORS Once again, as in the past, the taculty ot our high school has shown itselt to be more than willing to do a great share ot the worlc it takes to maintain an institution as large and as out- standing as MAD. The teachers have displayed a wondertul spirit and enthusiasm as they have de- voted long hours ot their own time to many school and extracurricular activities. Much ot the success ot our dances, clubs, and athletic activities has been due to the helpfulness ot lVlAD's teachers. lr-learttelt thanlcs to all the loyal teachers who have shared with us . . . Mid-Century lVlADness. fi M12 JOHN BUTLER BERNICE CARPENTER DOROTHY CLEMMONS GLADYS COBLENTZ EDITH DORT FLORENCE DRAPER MABEL DRUMMOND CHARLES DUNSON KATHRYN GEDDES ELIZABETH GRAEME THOMAS GRIFFIN NORMA HAGE MURIEL HOLMGREN JANE JOY ROBERT LONG LOIS MAYER