Mabelle Scott Rancho School - Valencia Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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ll ,F Q . SOPHOMORE CLASS As the afternoon slowly dwindled away, I found myself coming down with a bad case of spring fever. Consciousness left me as l drifted helplessly into a daydream. l was unaware of all sound except for Pollyanna's penetrating A C306 1 XP' S XGSQ, voice, which kept repeating, Sophy More! ,wpbdegy Sophy More! There seemed to have been Week something strangely familiar in the parrot's ' cry. Sophomore, of course, was what she X was saying. The word brought lazy memories of our many happy times together. l could vi- vi ly remember the day we went trout fishing. Most of the big ones got away, t such is fisherman's luck. We brought back more trout than we could eat nd Margaret cooked them for us. We enjoyed ourselves immensely when we made out the following list for our Saturday night scavenger hunt: one long black stocking, two white bob- bie pins, l938 license plate, red tennis ball, driver's license, yellow tennis shoe, ' J I brown riding boot, and an orthoptera exopterygota in a jar. V l l Ah yes, there were many more things. l was sure that my sophomore year Q l would always give me the pleasantest of memories. f gf fl ill 1 ll , . l f ff , I A l lf l f f p W: 'Y lv Y v fl A ,lt 75 if ,J

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71 . f a Q45 5-Q-. 'JW' if 5 X M5 en--'9 FRESHMAN , LASS W ln the past we were busy having sales, at- tending meetings, and one day we decorated ..::.zi,,, the auditorium. The soft lights and Hill Billy JODZQQ 'C 5' ' talk added to the atmosphere of a festive barn -'esj MIQI -'QAA,q,0U , dance. The hay-covered floor was crowded QISQIQ HO J with dancing feet. We sold refreshments after Q38 4444, . 5... the barn dance. S d We also have memories of our first evening asa Q -2' out. lust before dinner we all climbed into the bus and left for dinner and a show. Although we were tired when we finally returned to school we all agreed that we had enjoyed ourselves. At the present time we are looking forward to the three years that remain for us in high school, hoping that they will be years of progress and accom- plishment as this one has been. Future--iithat is a thing e cannot tell about. lt is filled with magic GL AQ Q'- -ffl - and terror. Terror in hard tasks an hill roads to exploreg the magic of new Q 4-QOLQQXZ pleasures, new ideals, hopes ful ' ed. I jx - f 2 - 0P -'4 '-511,212 A 7 xl IM 0 M22 Q ,QM-M,VT', M QQLZL, fr , , I yl A M' '75 swf WMM, 'tx fu.LZ,,,,L, 5 'Qcfzflf I' . Kcafrfowi-c.J,Ig.L4 Q-EMI:-?,4 -