Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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l at fi' . ,r 1 yr , t ,J tt t t - Miss Ruth Foreman, l-'Udo We Ing on l ,fi Or' LC' f J .- 1 'L f1f1fL,,fL.fx,, K'U59t Charles Sears M-D's deans and counselors are a busy four. No small task is theirs, but they cheerfully and expertly undertake tt. Tactfully side-stepping pleas for a particular lunch period or class are Mtss Ruth Foreman, Miss Clytis Cummens, Mr. Robert Manntng, and Mr, Glenn Grout, who calmly and competently go about the task of guiding some 1700 students. M f . tss Qlytts Lontnwng, Pm gpmgeg Bennie gugl Mr, Glenn Grout, J im Story Q 5 t

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Mr. Frank Williamson Sharon Nord H ' e llll-llllllllllilll - As members of the Monrovia-Duarte High School community you have shared a wide range of experiences designed for promo- ting good citizenship and lifelong benefits. May you carry with you the high regard you have developed for community citizen- ship as you go on to richer experiences. I' C G ., K 15,6 ,ix X Q N f ' 'fl' - , x L ' X---, ! L 5 r 1 1 Q1 .nnlllf , ' '-Lv 'Q . 'N W XJ X - 1, . ' ' ul 1 5 ' X l 4 X fp .r Y 4 4 v v K . '.- 'J N ' . ' X: v ' x . lf' l xfiw g Miiliuiiiiii WM The distribution of this yearbook, the 1955 Monrovian, marks the completion of another constructive and beneficial year. To the grad- uating seniors we extend our best wishes for their future success, and the assurance that the students who are here next year will exert every effort to maintain their high school at the same high standards for which it is so well known. Fredericks, Mr. Nathan Mqfjm M Y. orilyn Dyer, . i , 4- M .- , as , -4 g .- .- ,- .4 1--.4 ' -uf

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M' H- C. Danforth Our business manager, Mr. H. C. Danforth, has a big job. He must keep the M-D plant running smoothly, purchasing such needed supplies as stoves or sewing machines for the home economics department, paints for the art room, books for geometry, and bats for gym classes. These smiling secretaries have the ri ht to lo k d Mr. Thomas Griffin At night M-D's buildings light up, once more come to life, and Mr. Thomas Griffin and his adult education faculty welcomes adult students, who are preparing for citizenship or just interested in learning something new. 1 . , ll' ' - ' . 1 ,. 1 . W , ,.x,f3M','- I xx NWN, yy, Q I. fjji., V. 1 ' f, A. g o prou . As they run their clicking typewriters, buzzing switch- ' boards, and rattling mimeograph machine , th h s ey prove t at they are an indispensable part of M-D life. Row lf Mrs, Ann Fox, Mrs. Theresa Timko, Mrs. Edith Harthan, Mrs. E t ll P t r s e a e erson, Mrs. Nell Coger, Miss June Jahr, Mrs. Ann Newkirlm. , Row 21 Mrs. Linda Heinrich, Mrs, Kathryn Larson, Mrs, Mildred Tronvig, Mrs Theresa Wenger Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs Jes C k M . M . , , sie oo, rs argaret Bpthelson Row 3: Mrs. Audrey Hebert, Miss Gloria Higel, Mrs. Jane McKee, Mrs, Dorothy Swedburg, Mrs. Muriel Chamness, Mrs. Dorothy Brown. , K .