Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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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.

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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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'X-.,:-. Q l i s ., ,..., is sllls if r .-M I' H ..wsi ? ?ik4 Q. Mr. Nathan McCray, our vice-principal. Mr. Frank Williamson, our principal As principal of Monrovia-Duarfe High School, Mr. Frank Williamson believes in and encourages an infensive learning program for each sfudenf, followed by a variety of exfra-curricular acfivifies. He also feels Thai' sfudenf ac- Tivities as Well as individual sfudenT's vievvpoinfs are of vifal imporfance in a well-rounded curriculum. His friendly smile and air of easy confidence win him many friends on our campus. Being vice-principal of a high school The size of ours is a Tremendous responsiloiilfy. Mr. Nathan McCray occu- pies This posifion vvifh disiincfion, since he possesses a pleasing personalify and a good sense of humor as well as oufsianding adminisfrafive aloiliiy, This year, in addi- Tion To faking care of his regular dufies, he served as chairman of The Curriculum Commifiee. On her way fo class, Nelda Rankin stops to talk with Mr. Williamson and Mr. McCroy.