Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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fl gf ., . N 4, li If ---......,,q 'K QL af 2-4' 1' - Smiling in The morning are The members of The Affendance Office. The ATTendance Office is headed by Clovis Smifh, who checks on Truancy and illness. Mrs. Mary Baumgarfner and Mrs. Adeline Moak keep voluminous records ThaT indicaTe each sTudenT's whereabouts. lT's Time for a movie, Thanks To Eugene McAllisTer, who or- ders educaTional films for Teach- ers. His Audio-Visual boys op- erafe The school's proiecfors, Tape recorders, and record play- ers. Mrs. KaThryn Larson and Miss Gloria Higle of The Records Of- fice are in charge of keeping The permanenT sTudenT record cards and of sending TranscripTs To oTher schools or colleges. Mr. McAllister shows The weekly movie schedule To his new secrefary. These busy employees keep students records up to dafe.

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Mrs. Esfella Peterson, secrefory To The Principal. The Main Office before renovation busy buf friendly Efficiency Mrs. PeTerson, secreTary To The Principal, is in charge of The general office. Under her guidance, iT publishes The daily bul- leTin, operafes The swifchboarcl, and serves as an informafion cenfer. ParenTs, sTudenTs, and visiTors drop in daily. The courteous greeTing and efficienf help which They receive seTs The keynoTe for The whole school. Leonard Morris is new To The high school's adminisfrafive ranks, having been named DirecTor of Sfudenf Acfiv- iTies, which are numerous, A former speech and English insTrucTor as well as golfing coach, his versaTiliTy equips him for a demanding iob. In discipline maTTers he was friendly buT firm, STU- olenfs admired as well as respecTed his inTeresT and inTegriTy. Leonord Morris, The new Director of Student Acfivmes . -, ww'

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Mrs. Vivian Sharbonda, the school nurse, dispenses advice. Mrs. Sharbonda and Mrs. An- derson, the school nurses, were always available tor consulta- tion regarding health and hy- giene. Aiding them in their busy and antiseptic headquarters was Mrs. Mills. :thryn Geddes, the new librar- n, met a big challenge by ferseeing the transfer ot ten ousand volumes from the old :rary to one in a Quad. June Ihr was her pleasant assistant. igether they kept students well- ad and informed. Two smiling librarians, June Jahr and Kathryn Geddes. Cf? Q X 3, ' .wit v-fi 1' .'1 's:'zl fT A 9 in in F ij k ,pw :nv 3333 Mrs. Ann Fox, the busy Student Store manager. Mrs. Ann Fox of the Student Store supplied us with everyday items like paper and pencils as well as such important ones as dance tickets, the student news- paper, and ASB cards. Mrs. Mary Whittier had a big iob. She stored, repaired, issued and counted all text books. She also returned strayed books and collected fines from unlucky losers. Mrs. Mary Whittier at her post in the Bookroom.