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

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AS WE SEE THEM Mrs. Scott E A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort, and command. Mrs. Loughan Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilights too, her dusky hair. Miss Pettit Untwisting all the chains that tie The hidden soul of harmony. Mrs. Dell Edwards No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile her eyes began. Mrs. Tutt As pure in thought as angels are, To know her is to love her. Mrs. Boyle Her very foot has music in it as she comes up the stairs. Miss Pitkin Choice and measure phrases, Above the reach of ordinary men. Miss Reed A happy soul, that all the way To Heaven hath a summer's day. Miss Brown The joy of youth and health her eyes display And ease of heart her every look con- veys. Miss Angle The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind, the wisest books. Miss Fawcett Her air, her manners, all who saw ad- mired, Courteous, though coy, and gentle though retired. Miss Champlain A kind and gentle heart she has To comfort friend and foes. Miss Busling Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. Miss Stirdivant l am always in haste but never in a hurry. Miss Cole lt is the glory and good of Art That Art remaining the one way possible Of speaking truth. Mrs. Heiges She walks well, stands well, sits well-V things so rare, To praise as they deserve, Ihardly darel Mr. Anderson l love everything that is old: old friends, old times, old manners, old books, old wine. CALENDAR September l. School commenced-new and old faces-excitement ran high 5. Stunt Night -costumes and dance contests-Indians and Dorothy La- mour 6. Classes started-fresh minds for work l6. Foothill dance-games, dancing, gay evening 20. County Fair-plaster dolls and liz- ards galore-empty feelings 29. Sorority Initiation-worms, flies, chills, and shivers 1 October 5. Senior party--whispered plans, food, dancing lO. Archery contest-target or orange trees? 14. Senior Baby Day-short skirts, hair ribbons, lollypops 20. Fatal Quest -lunior High produc- tionfevery tragic 24. Sorority Party-dancing 29. lunior High sale and raffle-potato chipsfpopcorn D. I. Initiation---garlic, secrets 3l. Pacific Hallowe'en Dance-masks and laughter

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RCDLL CALL Fredrika Koenig-Ability to speak German -her dog Lyla Lambert- Blue-room protege -Ty rone Power Barbara lean Loustalot-Hornet- l'm a good girl! lane Lyon-Smooth hair- that wise look Marjorie Mandell- I-leigh Ho Silver! Kathryn Manley-''Iudgie -badminton Barbara McBeth-Hoops-angora sweat- ers Gloria McAteerf-Big brown eyes-debuts Sara McManus- People that make puns are like wanton boys that put coppers on the railroad tracks. Mary Io McWhorter-More new clothes? Oh! What a smile! Nedra Moore- There they go! frog pins Virginia Rae Mueller- She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone, or despise. lean Murphy-Big red bow-acrobatics Shirley Murray - Page boy - Mexican bracelets Beth Nosworthy- She fills the school with glee. Lorraine O'Donnell- lrish Love Song - We are the goon girls. Anne Paterson-Quiet demureness Ieanne Richon- lust a little girl in pig- tails. Sonia Richone4 The Frenchman's darling Patty Rogers- Oh to grow a little! - short skirts Shirley Rogers-Spanish dancing-hair styles Patricia Ptyon- Behind a frowning provi- dence she hides a smiling face. Marybelle Scotte- Few things are impos- sible to diligence and skill, Ability in sports Leslie Smoot-lndian jewelry-short curly hair Iane Strachan-Cellophane aprons-smile Mary lane Strong- l'm just a jitterbug - So Help Me! Pat Tapscott-That green felt hat with tassles! Gay Thwaitehnl never saw so many shocking bad hats in my life -subtle wit Pat Thurlow- She can't stay whole for two weeks! Iacqueline Tongue-Neatness-basketball grace Corrine Van Allen- The similarity to an elf when in the swimming pool- Elsa van de Scheer- The true, sound, and strong mind is the mind that can embrace equally both great things and small. Barbara Von Breton- The type that everyone likes! Eleanor Wagner-The good-natured play- wright- Cuddles Noel Warner--A born horseback rider Georgette Zorb-Generosity-that winning smile Connie Carter- The Toy Trumpet -- 'l'hat's no lie. Billie Gurney - Beautiful clothes - slow speaking Shirley Woestman- Oh! For the wide open prairie! -giggles Barbara Hall- Tex - What a cute little bird the frog are- Lois Haisch- A few strong instincts and a few plain rules. lean Marples- Sweet childish days, that were as long as twenty days are now. Bose Marie Wallis-Dimples-ln every way, the pride of the Iunior High. Lee Scheiman-Friendliness-bright smile Patty Ann Kelley-Hair ribbons-industri- ousness Angele Philippe-Light complexion -- leaclership ability . , I ti, 12,094 -WMM tcffynvcvvf ff- Med F ly-il 4 X A 2? ' V -. ,., . !f'7.,,-f-f 'Lrg 'YZzvA-ix ls F N 'CLP' f ,,. l

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CALENDAR November 5. lunior Carnival-fortunes, Come try your luck-win a prize 10. Senior food box raffle-cheese, cake, pickles, ginger ale- ll. Armistice Day celebrations-special assembly-tournaments 12. Raenford dance-Archway of guns, swing-Colonel Stanwyck 14. Sorority party-Monopoly, Chinese checkers, refreshments 18. Foothill dance-Wink'em, dancing -what fun! 22. Formal dinner-Mr. Anderson host - Warrior's Husband 23-27. Thanksgiving vacation-turkey, plum pudding, dates, sleep December 2. Dance at P. M. A.-Soft lights, bal- loons, swingy orchestra 4. Recital-lndian dancing, Deep Purple 8. Seniors to Flaviosichili, tamales, A Tisket A Tasket 14. Wilshire Bowl-18 lucky girls and Pacific lettermen 18. At Home -changed aud-tea and cakes 20-lanuary 3-Christmas holidays-hap- piness overflowed Ianuary 7. Snow trip-sleds, falls, cold-but such fun! 13. Pacific dance here-acquaintances renewed-new ones made 25. Finals commenced-worries and jitters 27. Basketball tournament - lessened tension over finals 31. Iuniors treated seniors to a show and hamburgers February 5. At Home -sore feet and happy hearts 8. Senior raffle-two delicious cakes to the lucky winners 10. Azusa Women's Club-dance with Raenford-great fun 14. Hearts and valentines e- chocolate hearts to each girl from Mrs. Scott 21. Seniors to Bebow's for dinner-spare ribs and dancing 25. lunior pastry sale March 2. Freshmen to Flavio's for dinner and to Pomona for a show 4. Language Club sale-more good things to eat! 7. Scphomores went trout fishing- worms and streams-marvelous dinner afterward 9. First annual pictures taken- look pretty everybody l0. D. I. raffle-originality! show tickets Smokescreens in assembly - ex- ceptional acting ll. Freshmen gave pastry sale-so much to eat 14. Pasadena Playhouse to see Brother Rat -the best play yet 25. Surprise! Pacific dance here-grand orchestra 31. Allegro Club presented assembly program -literally S creamingly funny April 4-16. Easter vacation-tans, dances, riding, shopping 20. Sorority initiation-poor pledges 21. Iunior High-sale and entertain- ment 28. To Quito and Back at Pasadena Playhouse-viva la revolucionl 29. Hamburger sale-something new and delicious May 6. Pacific dance in Culver City-more happy memories in our diaries 26. The greatest event for the upper classmen-the Prom at the Holly- wood Roosevelt Hotel 28. Recital-Scott Hall patio-warm sunlight, pianos, accordions, and dancing lune 16. And so We come to the end of an'- other perfect year-so many mem- ories-