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

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QNJl14uL vihhlki il Y,. SCCIAL SERVICE CLUB HIS year the Social Service Club has been doing many interesting and valuable tasks Knot really tasks, l assure you, for each one of us loves to do the things she has chosen for herselfl Our Officers are Lucille Brunswig, President, and Betty Mus- tard, Treasurer. All year we have been helping numerous families who are unable to pay their rent or buy food and clothing. During Thanksgiving Week We sent them lovely baskets filled with both fresh and canned food, fruits, cereals, and vegetables. We filled these baskets with the food which the Whole school contributed. All this year the girls have been bringing us cloth- ing Which we have renovated and given to those in dire need. At Christmas time We aided still more families with baskets, and as a result many children were made much happier, for We included toys with the necessaries. The annual Social Service Bazaar was held as usual, and we sold all the things we had been making in Club. A goodly sum was added to our treasury for use throughout the year. At the Bazaar we took orders for stuffed animals and since then We have added to many zoos. Girls, you'd love our Clubl We have lots of fun as you can see, and we'd have lots more if you were with us. loin us next year. We'll welcome youl

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X 141A ihhlli' iii X I I CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATICDN I-IE California Scholarship Federation is a state honorary organization in which Marlborough is Chapter 197. Scholar- ship ior Service is the ideal toward which each member is constantly striving. Membership in this organization with its high standard is an esteemed honor, especially so when it is shared with fellow students throughout the state. The require- ments of scholarship and service are of high standing and of equal importance. At Marlborough special privileges are en- joyed, such as a day's leave of absence each semester. First Semester Members Novitiate Members Florence Blake, President Kingsbury Burnett, Vice-President Willimina Montague, Secy-Treas Virginia Agnew Gertrude Ianeway Victoria Nebeker Florence Raymond Lucille Brunswig lane Ienkins Florence Ortman Virginia Rose Marjorie Dulin Sarah Kirby Louise Park Ruth Tarnutzer Associate Members Wilma Davey Helen Hastings lanet Woods Second Semester Members Life Members CSealbearersJ Virginia Agnew, President Willirnina Montague, Vice-President Florence Blake lane Ienkins Florence Ortman Virginia Rose Ruth Tarnutzer Novitiate Members Kingsbury Burnett, Secretary lean Elliott Sarah Kirby Caroline Mitchell Florence Raymond Pauline Fletcher Eleanor Kirkley Victoria Nebeker

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X14 ink 1 ASK 1- i Q3 f THE SEVEN DIALS CLUB l-HS year the Seven Dials Club has been divided into two groups-the Handicraft Group and the Needlework Group. Those in the Handicraft division have worked in block prints, leather work, and art work. Those in the Needlecraft division have made tapestries, embroidered towels, hooked rugs, and carried out various other sewing projects. At Christmas time various articles were contributed to the Social Service Club for the Bazaar. The Club has spent a most enjoyable year, and the members have learned many art methods which will be always useful. Clarissa Consigny, President Elsie Shirey, Vice-President Nancy McKinnie, Secretary Elizabeth Bartholomay, Treasurer Miss West and Mrs, Loomis, Advisers