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

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1939 1932 D. I. CLUB The best raison d'etre for any organization is service. Keeping this in mind the D. I.'s joined with the Sorority and senior class to provide Christmas baskets for the poor. The looks of gratitude on the faces of the poor families made us Want to keep the spirit of giving all year instead of only at Christ- mas time. After the initiation at the beginning of the year, the aim of the Club was to do something different. The attempt which We made at ice skating at the Tropi- cal lce Gardens was the most memorable of our social activities. Most of us spent the afternoon picking ourselves up from the cold surface. We felt rather chilly and stiff, but we were able to thaw out when We stopped for something to eat on the Way back. Our ideals of service, loyalty, friendship, and cooperation will prove an inspiration in all our future activities.

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Allegro Club Glee Club CI-IORAL CLUBS With a spirit oi Christmas reigning over the campus, the Glee Club sere- naoled the girls on our Christmas Eve, and turnisheol atmosphere for the Christ- mas play by accompanying the performers. The members enjoyed the informal meetings that were held twice a Week, during which choral singing was developed. The Allegro Club was formed this year, a club consisting of musically- inclinecl girls, who made many contributions to the musical events on the cam- pus. The Allegro has a most impressive initiation with spooky sheets, jungle tomtoms, and the usual paraphernalia. lt has done much to further music appre- ciation on the campus and has clone a great oleal of A Cappella singing.

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HONOR SOCIETY Education is the priceless heritage of all Americans. lt perpetuates the prin ciples on which our country was founded. The truly great American is the per- son Who takes advantage of his education and uses it to protect his own rights and those of future generations. The Honor Society stands for those who have gained recognition through their high school standing. They have Worked toward a goal Whose only re- ward is the preparation which will tit them to occupy their places in this World -and they have won that goal. We congratulate the girls who have main- tained an A or B average every Week during the year. 'x . t I n