Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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l'd do anything to sell an A.S.B. card, says Rannie Franklin, A.S.B. salesman. To help start the year with the right spirit, Coach Gicldings gives a pep speech. -..- ip... 1 .J iv J- px-, As our songleaders wait their turn, our maiorettes twirl out a song. ao. ,gs ,Nkilf .WE JH in . O ', 0 at 1 ' us.: f f Q 14.2 e f', ue .avi , 4 n v 1 ,' .Tl '1'f, f ue N a ,Mg yu - U 'A' 1.

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Cheese! Snap goes the camera, and lD's are taken. Could there ever be so much happening in one first week? Students were getting used to classes, and teachers, to students. We were meeting all of our old friends - and making new friendships. The Publicity Committee was already busy handing out Hi-Week tags, and by Wednesday the A.S.B. sales were in full swing, Thursday we lined up in our gym classes and had our identification pictures snapped. The big day, of course, was Friday. We held the traditional pep rally in the football stadium. A.S.B. salesmen pulled several gimmicks to help sales, and the drawing for the A.S.B. cards was held. Our song and yell leaders and maiorettes led us in our hurrahs for M.D. The pep rally was closed, as always, with the singing of our Alma Mater. Bill Lewis makes an A.S.B. sale to Fred Bowden. Did you say 56.50, Cathie? asks Judy.

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Mr McClinTic and his secreTary Mrs Portwoool confer with Victor Shupp and Francis Kawasaki abouT school affairs. on OUT Cempws, end eeieve being eefeef in 1918, Mf- Science Teacher, before becom- ing superinTenoIenT in 1948. The rehabiliTa- Tion of M-D's auoliTorium and The enrollrnenT of sTUolenTs in The new high school in DUarTe were Two of Mr. McClinTic's major achieve- nnenTs This year. Mr S. C. McClinTic, our superinTendenT.