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

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'l viii I' ,ir ., l'l'fi Sflilff i . 'ttf' in nl DIARY SEPTEMBER l7-The beginning of the Violet Chain, but the Violets still test their lungs every morning. 25-Little wooden figures dancing o'er a miniature stage . . . little red-coated figures playing the piano . . . Puppeteers. OCTOBER 2-Miss Goetz introduces Faust to us in a novel way. l9-C. S. F. celebrates their triumphs with a banquet. 20-The boarders hear john Burton lecture and read from his verse. 30-A stirring speech on the Community Chest . . . Give until it hurts! 3l--Boarders invaded by a bowling horde out for an evening's entertainment, they were fed apples and went on their way. NOVEMBER 6-Thrills and heart throbs! Ellery Walter tells us how he traveled around the world on one leg. Many autographed copies. I3-Marlborough goes air-minded and flies across the Atlantic with Amelia Earhart. 22-Volley Ball Playday at dear old Marlborough. 26-Miss Margaret Deneke of Oxford, on Dance Forms. DECEMBER 6-Wild dash for the ice cream, as the Social Service Club reaps a grand har- vest from their bazaar. I3 lFridayl-Superstitious ones were completely fooled as it was another mar- velous gymkhana. I8-Seniors carol in the wee sma' hours and after decorating the tree from precarious ladders, enjoy a delicious breakfast as the guests of Miss Blake. The Christmas Festival! IANUARY 7-Mrs. Mosher, former graduate, tells of her marvelous work. IO-Some flowers certainly lead a wild life, especially in Yosemite Valley! ll -Residence dance with the Webb boys as guests. 22-Edna St. Vincent Millay reads, and Marlborough listens. 27-Again the trials and tribulations of Senior pictures. 3l -The Alumnae take us down in basketball. FEBRUARY 3-Mary S. Caswell concert and tea, with the Olga Steeb Trio. IO-Last semester beginning, Seniors! ll-I8- Don't smile, please be quiet! I2-Mischa C-egna, fascinating celloist, entertained us. Congratulations, Mignon! 15-Cups and ribbons adorn study hall, trophies of the Flintridge horse show. 2l-The London String Quartet gives us an afternoon of the most exquisite A i music. 24-Senior Privilege day. . . nuf sed! 5 : Q 37' AK -- 0' ' - ' s . l'5A'A'i:if'A f -i 'idk 1:9 ...--V'-V, .ui -15. f IPIUN -. sql 70 EW.-