Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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CAFETERIA STAFF .l i . -4 I Y, ? P 9 l f , . rl I 1 N.- , . ' l 'l 9 ., tl Row l: Coler-Dork. Row 2: Lee, Kilgore, Scott, Pfcelzer, Etcheverry, McMahon, Erickson, McMullin, Nciggas. Row 31 Kirk, Stauffer, Brown, Wittman. Row I: Mrs. Vondrak, Mrs. Stamotis. , . l'd like a pineapple sherbetf' White milk, please. These phrases and many like them are familiar to our cafe- teria and Kitten Koop staffs, for they are the people who keep us from starving at snack time and during lunch. The efficient service they give us helps us to work better. At both first and second lunch we always find these ladies friendly and helpful and the food they serve tasty and nutritious. b r. i mink ru Q0 9610 fudge G

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, , We W4 Hfiltik WQTMW FHCE PERSQNNEL U V Row 1: Mrs. Ann Fox, Mrs. Vera Morgan, Mrs. Edith Harthan, Mrs. Theresa Timko, Mrs. Nell Coger, Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs. Sandra Bateman. Row 2: Mrs. Estella Peterson, Mrs. Kathryn Larson, Mrs. Margaret Bottelson, Mrs. Audrey Hebert, Mrs. Shirley Boettcher, Mrs. Dorothy Brown. Row 31 Mrs. Muriel Chamness, Mrs. Mildred Boyer, Mrs. Jessie Cook, Mrs. Ruth McCargar, Miss Gloria Higel. May I help you? asks the smiling secretary, Thomas Griffin directs our night school of one hun- and we know that this pleasant person to whom dred and twelve classes, and Mr. H. L. Danforth we have run for information will sincerely do her sees to it that we spend all school rnoney wisely best to give us the help we want. Meanwhile, Mr. and well. 1 if K . -Q., RWWWL w i . .. ,, -LQ.. 1 . Q 3 . -Q L 'Sf h .N U . ' 't . P jr fjfil 5-f, W ,G g V . , s -We-xg X 5 . f. --1 2 -Q-.,. , i X Q, i E ' ' K Ml' lll0mOS Griffin Mr. H. C- Dfmlollh

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l956? Our attendan tale. were on the morning of Jan and courteous with sixt behin stand, but our bus driv ATTENDANCE CDEEICE Where were you on the morn We depend on the efticie ncy of staff members to keep our records straight. THEY know where you uary 5. Mis Phyllis lewis Mis Mary Boumgaitn GUR NURSE Mrs, Yenney, may l go see the nurse? Our school nurse is a very po ula p r person, not only because of her friendly personality, but because we run to her for bandages for our cuts and ad- vice for our aches and pains. Mrs. Sharloonda and her assistant, Mrs. Smith, keep us phys- ically fit. Mrs. Sharbondo and lza Lintins. BUS DRIVERS How they can keep so calm, cool, collected, y screaming individuals d them is often more than we can under- ers do it admirably. Messrs. Charles Rupert, William Miller, Harold Horton, Leslie Yeats, Freder' k M ic olloy, Orlan Miner, E. H. Adams. ing of January 5 ce office records could tell the ei, Mi Clovis Smitl