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

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LA SBNORITMQ BASKET BALL Marlborough basket ball is the pride of the school. Forwards-A. Dorsey, Capt.g V. Chamberlain, M. Hargrave and E. Gibbs. Guards-D. Daum, M. Dillon, B. Boos and M. Brandel. Centers-K. Seaver, C. Babcock, B. L. Cline, R. Fay and A. V. Blake. Our teams met the teams from Pasadena junior College, Girls' Catholic High School, and Cumnock. For the first time in many years the Marlborough varsity was defeated. They lost to the Pasadena junior College in a tremen- dously exciting game. The other games were victories. SVVINIMIIWG The swimming meet at the Women's Athletic Club opened the sport season this year. Each class was well represented by enthusiastic swimmers and divers. The Senior class won the meet. The Swimming Club was organized this year under the leadership of Miss Bell of the Women's Athletic Club. The members swim at the Club and receive instruction in diving, swimming, and water games. VOLLEY BALL More interest than ever was shown in volley ball this year. Our school team was victorious over Westridge, Cumnock and Westlake, The juniors won the interclass championship. T2 . 1 T' ,-X , 2 V' elf? - J Jin.. s ixf-r la 9.-.-.wrk xii C-1. his .: ...+A 'J :U IUPUI' 'W61kt

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,pw ' ill! - WP f f lla V - ' 3 , I 'ff V1 Cumu- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Every girl in the Senior High School at Marlborough belongs to the Athletic Association. The object of the Association is to give awards to those meriting them, to keep up the spirit at games, and to provide opportunity for every girl to play on teams in her favorite sport. The leaders of the organization are: Carolin Babcock, presidentg Aileen Dorsey, vice-presidentg Katherine Seaver, secretary- treasurer. The heads of the sports are chosen from the leaders in each group. Basket Ball-Betty Lee Cline Volley Ball-Betty Bancroft Track-Bunny Gartzmann Baseball-Carrie Louisa Newkirk Tennis-Virginia Andrews Riding-Vernette Ripley Fencing-Mary Kay Cain Golf-Mary Marsh The Association has had a very successful year, and every member wishes to express her sincere appreciation of the splendid leadership ot Miss Hill and Mrs Marsden. 1 : .- II' ff'-5 'VA .-.-I - L , la,.'J.t7if'k fn? -ces 'ij 'f 13. 'V ll'1'N ' -. .nf 60 .-

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LA SENORITA TRACK Track, although a minor sport, always creates great interest throughout the school. There is a sport for everyone, and everyone can do something. Those with long legs jump, the strong ones throw basketball and baseballs for distance records, and the swift ones run. We hope the season will be a great success. BASEBALL This year baseball continued as one of the most interesting of school sports. We chose a school team as we have in former years, and continued to play out- ARCHERY Mrs. La Prelle has been the head of archery this year and under her tute- lage the girls have developed into excellent marksmen. This is the first year of archery but many have joined the class and have chased arrows all over Third FENCING Under Professor Uyttenhove the fencing class won a tournament with Cum- nock and further distinguished themselves. Fencing has always been successful GOLF The golf class, in its third year at Marlborough, flourished and Miss Aitken TENNIS The tennis pupils had another successful year under the direction of Mrs. Doeg. At the first of the term the doubles championship was won by Carolin Babcock and Betty Mae Philp, As the annual went to press, the Ojai doubles championship was being played. The winners were to be automatically elimi- nated from the singles tournament which was to follow the doubles. As Carolin Babcock was the winner of the Ojai tournament last year, we all hope she may win the cup again this year. - . inouog side schools. Street. at Marlborough. turned out a well-trained class. -. ,gt 62 Fe.,