Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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LA SENORITHQ l THE GLEE CLUB With Mrs. Williams for adviser the Glee Club has completed an unusually successful year. lt is headed by Allene Pelton, presidentg Dorothy Bailie, vice- presidentg Adele Stroup, secretary and treasurerg and Mary Swartz and Grace Ruddock, librarians. The club took a prominent part in the Christmas festivities, and provided several girls, known as the Clee Club Troubadours, who sang to the accompani- ment ot the Troubadours. The girls of the club spent the greater part of the second semester rehearsing for the spring Fiesta, and the Glee Club Troubadours again contributed materially to the atmosphere of the occasion. As usual this group will entertain as part of Commencement Week. The Senior members will leave regretfully but with best wishes for continued success in the future. 2, : -1- it 5, .iii fm. sa sz

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LA SENORITW DRAMA CLUB Characters: Curtain, Poem, Gesture and Voice, Play, and Playlet. Time: Any day but Wednesday. Place: The deserted Workshop. Curtain: l am the new curtain. in fact, the first curtain. Laura Lois designed me and Mr. Holmes helped the girls make me. l'm almost as important as our president, Madeline Thomas! Poem: tWorldly-wise and disgustedl Why does Madeline use me so little? Gesture and Voice: lQuietly assume the stage and wrap up the other's per- sonality in theirsl We are really misused, but Mrs Brueckner still makes up for a good deal with her work here. Play: lMajestic and awe-inspiringl Mrs. Brueckner has saved me from the clutches of the untrained more than once. Remember the production of St. Francis of Assisi and the California pageant. Playlet: lWho has listened respectfully, now irrepressibly hops about, singing after a fashionl They like me. l'm fun to work with: l never bother them. But l wish the Mad Hatter hadn't poked the Dormouse in the teapot so hard! lt quite ruined one of my best properties! What's wrong? lane Spence, vice-president, and Dorothy Alexander, secretary, enter and the Workshop becomes silent once more. Q 2 'T' f : 5 ... la,-.::5'k mn .t- ..,.- 'J 11. IFIUN -..gf S1 ig..-

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LA SBNORITH55 TROUBADOURS A musical club which provides for the annual Christmas Festival has been for many years a part of the Marlborough School. lt has, however, existed under many different namesg for the past two years it has been known as the Trouba- dours, a fitting name since the members dress as English troubadours for the Festival. This year the club members have had another opportunity to offer their services, this time to the California Fiesta. It has been the custom of the group to have an instructor, and this year meetings were twice weekly under the able leadership of Miss Durkee. With mandolins, guitars, ukuleles, violins, and flute, they made a group very like the old minstrels, offering freely and gladlywhenever their music was desired. Marjorie Morrow Mary Elizabeth Atlee Helene Boorse Barbara Miller Margaret Ann Smith Dorothy Willis Cecelia Reiniger Virginia Gray Helen McCarthy Betty Mae Philp Evelyn McCarthy Edith Gibbs sz Ki,-.urfm 2 -f 4.-i nun .rf ....-:A I Jn. IMO!! --+24 53 tif- --