Monrovia High School - Monrovian Yearbook (Monrovia, CA)

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If Ap A 'K 0'-.Studio ' Mrs. Carherine Gill, our dieticion, Under the direction of Mrs. Gill, the Cofeterio ond Kitten Koop staffs pro- vide students with snocks ond hot lunches throughout the yeor, .. ff, EQ -,va .l , ,Ny- , 4 f Y- F i N vi ., 3 D Kitten Koop helpers M. Ccpen cmd M. Vondrok prepore for snack Monrovia High's Cafeteria Staff includes Mmes. D. Srcimofis, M, Lee, D. Pfcelzer, D, Merwof, K. McMahon, D. Gcllogher, A. Strauss. i. in 20 .r - . ' m.....--. - -- .-Ai - .... L sl ll

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Mrs. Theresa Timko assists Miss Foreman and Miss Cummens in the Girls' Counseling Office. She is re- sponsible for such things as hand- ling appointments and activity ap- plications. Working in Monrovia High's Rec- ords Office are Mrs. Kathryn Larson and Miss Gloria Higle. They take care of students' permanent records and send transcripts to other schools and colleges. Helpful and smiling is Mr. Morris' secretary, Mrs. Linda Dyer. As sec- ond in command of the Student Ac- tivities Office, she is in charge of the student citizenship records, mim- eographing forms, and, in general helps to co-ordinate student activi- ties at our school. Handling the business end of life at Monrovia High are the efficient adies of the Business Office. This capable group handles all purchasing and laying for the school as well as keeping the accounts for the A.S.B., cafeteria, Iitten-Koop, and games. Boys' Counseling Office secretary is Mrs. Nell Coger. As assistant to Mr. Langdon and Mr. Grout, she has the responsibility of mak- ing appointments and handling eligibility lists. K ,'fS'-fra ju-

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Irthout custodians it would be practically impossible to run a school. Pictured here are: Boyle R Fear R Grimes, W. Kaufman. Row 2: K. Rogers, J. Tuziuski, L. Bryan, F. onsen Row 3 J Knstner, L. Kohler, R. Dickensheet, A. Jay. Always ready to as- sist students and teach- ers is Mr. William Boyle, head custodian. Supervising the stu- dent parkina lot and s e e i n g that Madites don't leave the grounds without permission is Mr. Leslie Pops Marsh. Mr. Orlan Miner's tasks include distribut ing locker keys to stu- dents and replacing lost keys. Supervisor of Grounds is Mr. Ace Wheeler, who is familiar to most stu- dents and teachers who have been in need of his services. RV K . L -. f' , 9 P5 V 10, Q.. if r rf' vm.- s 1' ' g-'25, rw-F XX XX . 'N . l - 2 ,. . s ,..i iaNQ!: , . ...... , f , Eg Q . Q y , . . ki., Q, S L. ff M ll tt't' Transporting Maclites to and from school is only il 'RN one of the bus driver's many iobs. From left to u right are: L. Yates, R. Babcock, W. Brown, C. Rupert, C. Gleich. 21 HF K I