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

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A K3-lk P- P z I 'Y E 'fi 1: ,,rl :QL THE EIGHTI-l GRADE THLETES, puppeteers, and goocltellows are We of the Eighth Grade, We have many prominent girls in our class. Sue Sistrom is our Puppet Club President and Was sponsor ot the Valentine Party. Iune Murphey, who is certainly our best athlete, Won the grade tennis tournament and Went to Ojai on the team. lean McGregor, the Vice-President of the Puppet Club, is one of the lunior High Boarders. Ot course you've all heard ot Pauline Cook, the lite ot the Class, Aimee Brunswig, our jolliest member, and Marjorie Shatter, Whose giggle We all know. Then theres lean Oakley, Secretary of the Puppet Club, Virginia Gil- tillan, whose name everybody misspells, and Louisa Shankland, Whose hobby is drawing. We have been very busy with puppets this year and have given several plays. We also gave a Valentine Party to the Ninth Grade and had movies, refreshments, Valentines, a turtle race, and charades. We took a trip to Balzer's on Larchmont Boulevard during Math Class tor a practical demonstration of purchasing and pricing groceries. 'We visited the Zoo, though not tor the same reason. An outstanding day ot the school year was our visit to San Pedro, Where We saw Old lronsidesf' and the most modern battleship, the flagship 'Pennsylvaniaf' After going through Fort McArthur, we had a delicious luncheon at Cabrillo Beach and from there We Went on the battleship and completed a grand day. What an ambitious Eighth Grade We have been this terml We are going to keep the same spirit in our coming years at Marlborough.