Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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Mr. Lewis Beall Mr. Charles Dunson Mr. John Hulihan MV. Ross l.C1viOl6TTG NWS- Marion MiCl'1Sl 435 'Ima 2 if 4- 1 1 - f'... , Vybh 'V '--- , . . f'-zEi5',-1.:,1'r mmAA ,m', LL 1 S 341' or ., wiki Mr. Richard Wilkinson Mr. Paul Yeager Because of The sudden emphasis on science This year, The Science Department Tound The re- habiliTaTion of The Science Building very Timely. Among The many improvemenTs were beTTer lighTing, more adequaTe venTilaTion, more sTor- age space, loeTTer seaTing arrangemenTs, and in- creased classroom space. Q Our Three maesTros approve ci composition. Mr. John Hulihan discusses The care of microscopes with members of The Science Department Mrs. l-ledvig Finkenbinder Mr, Harold SCOTT Mr. ChesTer Ullom The Three faculTyi members in The Music DeparT- menf helped Their sTudenTs win acclaim This year for appearances before local groups and for compeTiTion in Pomona, Long Beach, and The Los Angeles area. BesT Triumph was The spring show presenTed aT Pasadena Civic AudiTorium.

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Mr. George Davison Miss Edith Dort This befuddling gadget fascinates teachers of the Social Miss Vivian Elmgren Mrs. MGFY House Science Department. By establishing a special class in world history for accelerated students and by grouping sen- ior problems class members according to their future plans of college or immediate work, the Social Science Department pioneered this year an experiment that should help the Curriculum Committee in its planning. Miss Gladys Jahr l r W , M L 5 Mr. Allan Maxwell M6 'Q Mrs. Eva Silva Mr. James Stewart Mr, Hqrry Sfrubbe Mrs. Gladys Lee warg . ' ,G ,Q H f , Q W .3 3 .. ,ttst .rm s ig ., ' . mtg 'A A as t feas t. Mr. R. Mitchell Oliver Miss Edith Vorees

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, '1 Mr. Omer Bailey Mr, Harvey Brubaker Mr. Robert Culp Mr. William Finder Mr. Whalen Hickey Breaks are short and far between for our Industrial Arts teachers. In printing, arts and crafts, mechanical and archi- tectural drawing, wood working, auto mechanics, and electrical and metals work, the Industrial Arts Department offered students a fascinating variety of opportunities to use their hands and creative abilities to learn crafts for future work. Miss Dorothy Clemmons Mr. Robert Strawn With its colorful gallery of student pictures, 28 Arts, home room of the Art Department, displayed at va- rious times during the year entries for the Bill of Rights Poster Contest, Bullock's Scholastic Arts Award, a safety poster contest, and other local proiects of great interest to imaginative minds. Miss Dorothy Paletteers. Mr. Richard Martin Mr. August Swyke Mr. William Yocum Clemmons and Mr. Robert Strawn compare paintings for 4 si!!-Y AA fl 5'