Brown School for Girls - Cielito Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

f l 0gI'a-171, WL2 BROWN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Clendoro 39 Auth r D rector S qe Monoqer Cohformo ure CML, 1953 Dr lol n E Brown Sr Dr Iohn E Brown Ir Mr Albert S Prontrce Mr Chfrord M Peck FX, W 1 ' .iontg 77 o o 0 o ............ . 1 . , 3 Producer ........... . . . , . i ............ . . to ......... . r . .ZLL of Cmfmfd ,vw UA. f7A.m. Oh!. there be players that I have seen play. and heard others praise. and that, neither having the accent of Christians. nor the gait of Christian. pagan. nor any man. have so acted that l have thought Nature had made men and not made them welL they imitated humanity so aborninablyf' quoth Shakespeare. It is with this quotation in mind. that the theater has been selected as the theme for the 1953 Brown School for Girls annual. Our school is the stage upon which the drama is enacted. The distinguished author, Dr. Iohn E. Brown. our founder. has selected Dr. Iohn E. Brown, Ir.. to produce the play. With our superintendent as director and the principal as stage manager. the show has been crowned with success. The stage staff. Mrs. Deloris Bubna. Mrs. La Bula Bratton and Miss Elizabeth Brown. our oiiice personnel. maintain things running smoothly backstage. Our teachers as dramatics coaches have educated us in expres- sion and charm: the Dean of Girls and housemothers. our art and technical directors. have charge oi the cast in general and of their problems in particular. And last. but by no means least. we have the maintenance and kitchen stafi composing the property crew. So. we possess on our beautiful campus a concordant group of people who live harmoniously together and in the outstanding fulfillment of their various duties create a masterpiece out of the drama of liie. This being our premiere presentation we shall begin by intro- ducing our guest Stars. p JOAFL MOWH ,Lf if We derive great pleasure from the dedi- cation of the 1953 CIELITO to two who stand as examples of ideal wornanhood, who through their deep faith and effort in upholding the high standards of Christian living have set for us a goal worthy of only the most expedient of personalities. This profound achievement has, without a doubt, been another illustration proving true the quotation, Behind every great man there is always a great woman. They represent the prototype of Chris- tian rnotherhood, having children of their own, and performing splendidly their re- spective roles of Mother and First Lady of X our schools. Although f ew oi us have met them personally, all oi us know them through the exalted precedent they have established for us by their wonderful char- acter, complet e understanding, sympathy, and remarkable maturity and wisdom. The Brown School for Girls trains youth to live. Graciousness, charm, and culture, as well as other characteristics that are a distinction of a well-bred young lady are emphasized, and we are elated to devote this annual to two whom we feel have not only attained, but mastered these and many other virtues of mother, wife, and above all, s ublimely-souled, lottyeminded and high-mettled ladies. it-f' Wm. JUL-VL gown 1 215324 . 1'4- Wh , - o 2, 3'w Has K 4 'f af 9 'E Q -u 1 if N' Q P sa J Awfsiifx 'Ya . f if .,. il! .1lP-,L V .fb 1 x ' 3 S tv , P I Q V' 4 1, ,, g E, ft' ., , 4 :Y 43- , .. Q. , ' 'buggi Y ' A, if, ,631 away . , .wx ' .Q 1 ,,4...fg,IY, 5 ...L L, , , , V. . . Q .., , I uf tag? Ql 50lfll'lQ DEAN OF WOMEN Mrs. Nancy Erwin Z CHAPLAIN Mr. Don Bubna ii. MISS LA VERA ENDICOTT ramafic Gow ed MISS MALINE MORTENSON Elementary Music MRS. EDNA PECK Elementary ,,,., MRS. LILLIAN ORCUTT English. Latin MRS. MABEL RICE Library J! H' fage Sid!! MISS ELIZABETH BROWN Bookkeeper MRS. DELORIS BUBNA Registrar MRS. LA EULA BRATTON Secretary. Receptionist f f AQ! MRS. LETA SEAMON Housemoiher At cane! jc mica irecfom MRS. MARY WALLS Housemother MRS. LILLIAN WARREN Housemoiher P0f96I'fg 68 bl! MRS BESSIE DOWNING MRS BEATRICE HARRIS Nurse Assnstant Lcundress Kxtchen Stuff MRS MARY MISENHIMER MRS LUCY MILLI MRS LILLIAN COOK AND MR AND MRS FRANK MCANINCH MR MARVIN MITCHELL MRS EMILY SPRINGER MR BEN WARD Mamtenance Head Laundress Mumienance XS, I I , f x I Q. 'W' V- GLENDA WHITLOCK . l Business Manager W C MRS. BUBNA Sponsor .MK L 4-qi? 'ESV PAT STATLER Layout Editor Y ! A , I ,V If X we t x SANDRA SMITH IO ANNE STATLER T . Copy Editor Ypls' s W --1' LA RENNE LONG Class Representative R! .., U . Nh' Q ANN PORTER Class Representative .H -C Y, wb W i 1 Q- ig .t. -t-. M fr Q M ' to ero, xsnmr WILLOUGHBY Q R 1 V Nomut BHUTAN w e W 4 f ' Co-Editor Xwddgjfl , .-.. , 7 Q M., -ggffwfg Mfg fsfmzwq' 'fl'f55'?'- . - X ' LfK?5 ?:' N W rf - ' ' Nga, ' M.-mfr. . .ummm- W? wgnqgri it-al Cedgrifieri on-,cms Efdf sgglflflferffel' 3uJenf QMHCL IO ANNE STATLER ..... .. ...,.... Prelideni KERRY WILLOUGHBY ....,.,. ....,,, V ice President CELIA SOD., .,......,.,..... . -SQCIORIYY The 1952-53 Student Council made history as compared with records of previous years. Their first significant protect was to write a constitution for the student body. Other marks ol progress included a move to join the National Honor Society, the origin of an installation ceremony for I 3 t v 's aff' new otticers ond members, the orqonizotion of o Student Court, and Student Control Doy. Much time ond thouqbt hos been spent in serving OFFICERS KERRY WILLOUGHBYH. . the student body under the quidonce of Mr. Peck IO ANNE STATLER YV GLENDA WHITLOCK ond dssisted by Mrs. Erwin ds sponsors. ZCOVL sgznflgdtgl' .S?lfl,C!2lfLt 60lflfI'LCi ..... President ,Vice President , Secretary orma ,jceimerman MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Ea Sm! PERSON i QPF? LEADERSHIP AND TYPICAL B.s.G. GIRL Ll P5011 May Queen alfricia ,gafir FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN CAM ip I9 ec? Iune 12 1963 in New York City Br1ght llghts and the honkrng of automobrle horns under a starry sprrng n1ght expensrve furs flaunted wlth perfectlon It IS the opemng nlght of a new musrcal ent1tled The Do Nothlng Semors and Trmes Square IS all aglow Soc1al1tes and m1ll1ona1res all of whom are well known to the theatrrcalmrnded socral world m1ll around 1ns1de the theater drscusslng the cast and espec1ally the d1rector NANCY W ERWIN Newspapermen and women are seen everywhere There 1n one corner we see the famous correspondent NORMA KREIMERMAN author of the b st seller Nocturnal Escapades at Browns mtervxewmg the renowned psycholog1st CELIA SOD who IS accompan1ed by her hus band the o1l m1ll1onna1re In another spot conversmg wrth the newly appolnted ambassador to Italy IO ANNE STAT LER who has Just announced her engagement to Prlnce Rezzorlont IS KARLENE WILLOUGHBY acclalmed as the radlo commentator of the year A tr1m flgure 1n the blue umform of the navy DEBBIE Ull-lLElN approaches thrs group wrth the news that MARILYN KRUEGER flnally accomplrshed her amb1t1on of bemg called by her frrst name when she marr1ed a Mr Schl1cklegrub1er Nobody could pronounce 1tl ln another secluded nook we see the famous buyer for Saks F1fth Avenue BARBARA ENGLAND accompan1ed by her husband Mr Ieff Honey presrdent of Barbara Ann Bread Cor poratlon and her soclal secretary HILDEGARD SPAHR There s the warnxng bell and as we rom the crowd mlllmg 1nto the theater to flnd our seats whom should we see but MARILYN MCKEON enterlng wrth her boss Iohn D Vanderfeller Ir Behmd them IS the beautrful RUTH EWING and her husband an up and commg advertlser Seated next to them 1S LOIS TRACY cr newly acclarrned artlst Before the curtam rlses the d1rector addresses the aud1ence and after a few words of ac knowledgment to the producers she explalns that the prern1ere rs dGd1CGt9d to the class of 1953 of Brown School for GIIIS wh1ch tomght 1S celebratmg the tenth annrversary of :ts graduat1on The applause 1S deafenmgll W fam dl' 01061, Blessed are the peace-makers Many a troubled water has been calmed by Bobs when some lrttle drffrculty arose It seems lrttle wonder then tha' damty preces of eramrcs yreld to her touch Durmq her stay of two years here Babs has been presrdent of her rumor class presrclent durrnq the frrst semester of her semor year treasurer of the senror class durrnq the second semester and a member of the Honor Court She has also lent her talents to the Broloqy and the Spamsh Clubs ,, ,, H ,f . , . , X . . C . . , , I I ' , . . IMA gwing Her Pellte Ruth has won a to be her the Spanis beauty hanqs upon the cheek of night like a rich iewel in an Ethiop's ear. Ewing has been a member of the BSG family for three years and durinq this time permanent place in the hearts of the other family members. Being a secretary seems specialty, because she has been the record keeper for both her Iunior Class and h Club. iii me 7 3 ,aku , Qggfllk MQ , , . 3 24 Q ' ' 7 ,fe . y OPWLCL .j6'2LI'l'L8l'l'I'L6Ll'L A progeny of learnmq Scholarly Norma must have found a tlme stretcher because she has maraqed to wxn hrqh scholastlc honors and strll be a campus leader xn extra currtcular actrvmes Thrs Mexrco Clty qrrl has been treasurer ot the Semor Class durrnq the second semester a member of the Honor Court and one of the co edttors for the annual dunnq her one year here - ' f V , ' ZPL gil Plfiegel' Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep Marilyn has proven that true help fulness and modesty are signs of deep character A lady on every occasion she has been an her two years here have included bemq cr member of the Home Economics Club the Triple V Club the Girls Athletic Association and the Honor Court often seen, seldom heard member of the Senior Class. Marilyn's extra-curricular activities during mmm A merry heart qoes all the day your sad hres rn a mrlea Many a qrrl has envred Marxlyns curley halr especlally when swrmmmq trme rolled around a d a few of lhem have been able to equal her merry drsposrhon Marty reserved her lersure trme for bemq secretary of her lumor Class vrce presldent of the Semor Class and VICG president of ihe Home Economics Club Sre has also been an achve parhclpant m the Sc1ence Club and the GAA rr . , . .V . . . 1 . , , . . f f - , .. 1, rf . , . I I . A I . . . M52 September Her happy d1spos1t1on sense of humor and mzschxevous smrle have wrmtten memorres on our hearts that t1me wont erase She has proven her worth by bexnq secretary treasurer of the Student Body durmq the f1fSf semester Semor Class presrdent the hrs! semester, presrdent of the Khck Klub and a member of the Honor Court P, T A pearl of great price. Mexico City's loss was our gain when Celia came to BSG last !6!8g6Zl'C! 3304? Maid oi Athens, ere we part, give, oh, qive me back my heart! Blond haired Hildeqard will take our hearts with her when she leaves, because she has become such an intricate part of our student body. Although she has only been with us for her senior year, she has managed to crowd in a number ol activities. Beinq vice president of the Senior Class and secretary of the Toastmistress Club claimed her time during the second semester. The second semester she was also president of the Home Economics Club and a member of the Honor Court. 0 VLVL8 .Sidi el' A qraclous woman retameth honour A qracrous manner has become one of the rdentnfyrnq characterrstrcs of Io Anne A one year BSG student she came to us from Ash Fork Arrzona and upon leavrnq here wrll enter college Although mamtammq a hxqh academlc average she has found trme to be the first semester Student Body Presrdent second semester Student Body Vrce Presrdent presrclent of the Toastmrstress Club frrst semester and a member of the Honor Court and Delta S1qma M K A url iid L , 'wg ,F ' f Y A V ' ' 1 I . . . 1 FMC? A simple maiden in her flower is worth a hundred coats-of-arms. Lois has been a student at Browns at two different times, making a total of a year and a half spent in residence. She has always been at the height of her glory when spinning on her ice skates having been an active participant in the Ice Skating Club Her second hobby is playing the piano Lois has set her heart on being a librarian and has already had some experience She will make us even more proud of her too fa MA! H Therr vrrtues we wrrte mn water When qraduatron as completed Debby plans to lom the servrce as a Navy nurse She has been stat1oned here at Browns for one year Durmq thxs trme her call to duty consrsted of bemq Sernor Class secretary and Toastmlstress Club treasurer Bon Voyage' Wfzwlt, Gzve the wmds a mzghty vorce could well be Kerrys theme song because the fall wzll fmd her at Iohn Brown Umversrty malormg rn radro productron She IS an old announcer around BSC because she trrst srgned on at thts statron rn 1948 as an erghth grader Her statton asstgnments at Browns have xncluded bemq vtce presrdent of the Student Body durmq the trrst semester of her semor year and presrdent the last semester secretary of the same orgamzatron throughout her lumor year presrdent of Toastmrstress Club presrdent of Delta Slgma presrdent of Young Lrie Club, and also the GAA She has been an actxve partxcxpant rn the Glee Club and Honor Court The CIELITO clarmed her txme thrs year as she served :tn the capacrty of co edrtor after havmg been busmess manager the year before 1 Ylulemfucbea f '-x Q-a,N ...X V. .vsxx 6 Q-xx JARS 44. MRS. THERNEAU IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semesier SPONSOR Eileen Brodsky Arms cmd Lt-qs Lucllu Llcxulas Spanish Ballot Lynn Frederick: The Little Blue Liqht La Ronno Long Peter Pon Doris Lamar Vivo Lo Mexico Shirley Ponnlnqion The Twister Barbara Lundo Remains to Be Seen Paula Mlnsborq Tower Beyond Tragedy Glenda Whitlock The Couniry Girl' Sandra Smlth Affairs de Stale I 1 P: V .Z-' 'ls +V' .d,xr +3 o . I2 Q1 , WW fa., Us Bivra, x X X A A i ' M' X 1 1- ,::1:'Q.I:Y'-f.'!.. Y3n.'-if ' A 55 1,-,f5f.m:fafs 4-- 2 ' ,,,,. X f . ' M Am Rf l9!,,..,,.., MR. BUBNA 1--af SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First Semesier 1'-'51 'Y sronson Sue Carson Luce on Her Pettxcoct Iuno Brewer The Long Days Sylvia Dewey 'Pardon Our French Shuley Gabnel Out West of Elghth 0 i Ieanne Goss Buy Me Blue Ribbons E Ioyco Hunt Love and Let Love Phyllis Murray Take Care of My Little Girl Annette Peck Life With Father 1 WJ 'Uk 133 Ruth Graves Madam Butterfly Ann Porter Kiss Me, Kate Pat Slallor Romeo and Iu1iet Marilyn Raul Oklahoma Sylvia Riley Music in the Air Alana Ulrich The Autumn Garden .14 may may .fwlariquinack A xi, 'M 5 . ..,,,' Q llfuaflf-ana MR. YOUNG FHESHIIAN CLASS OFFICERS Second Somosier FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS First Semester SPONSOR lane Davenport Call Me Madam Yvonne Collins Gentlemen Preier Blondes Shirley Florio The Happy Time Nancy Glenn Paint Your Wagon Diane ds Dici Cour1in' Time lo Anne Hodqkinson Make c Wish Carolyn Porazzo Guys and Dol1s Marisa Pero: Burninq Briqht Cdroloe Hurley The Moon Is Blue Carol Lester Springtime Folly Ioyco Robinson Out of the World - My ' .sh Barbara Van Dulhon Day After Tomorrow Sandra Van Meter 'Toithfully Yours Doris Russell The King cmd I Wanda Whitlock The Giocondcl Smile Huntington Hoto1's Minor Room P mdena. California unior ana! .gznior Eznquef Apfff 20, 1953 L W . sa 'Q - 15 - . ' , W 1 fo X C W ,Q .nf .+ ,, It 1 'igf T ,, O., 'ff' .W 4 X .Vai X1 01 ..,. Xa. Y ' A 'fif -arf .. , W, ,.,,5. .4. 1 f' . u .-'ff ' . . . J, '. . , . f'. '- r . 36 Q I ' + .,, . ,s . -'o. .. . . Y nb .4 , r I, . V.. , of ,N If A M, . af: .Q .I ,- llg, f, .Q in J, ,. , .1 ,f . Q i N ,, Q- 1, , 0 u K 4 - . - ,, O.. ,R . ' swf, Y , 1 +I :Q .I , ,,3 , A ' . - D., . .Q,,. Q .J .'. s A Q A , ,, ,tn , .1 , ' M., V ., 4' . , .0 ,. J .40 ,, ,U -N, .-fa A .1 mf Jer 1 - . 3. ' ' f fu. 5 . '- ' . w fl , , I ,, A, ., ' . , xv-A , , . OAL S3 J MRS. BUBNA EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Second Semester Li EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS First Semester SPONSOR 'Q SUSAN ANDERSON IUDY HOPE xmvw 'hm 3 am, FAH KINZEL ELEANOR CONNELL W? i if , 5. CLA UDETTE iv DOBSON Vita' CAROL KLEIN .. 2. 'im A A Q BETTY PAYE NAIL sf 5' i DIANE PEDGRIFT IOY MILLER as MARY Lou uma. BETTY SMITH MARTHA SALAS 2 11 . 4, 'Z ANN STEAHNS VICKY SNYDER DOROTHY TRIMBLE MR. PEC! SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Flu! Semester SPONSOR MAHLENE Anncoum Z 3 NELLIE DEL MAR IULIA GHAVES Q. ji DIANE HARKLEROAD Sli X f KATHLEEN HOPKINS SUSAN NEATH MARTHA ROBERTSON SANDRA SCHLICK DONNA WISE VICTORIA VANDER VEIIN ,Q s. xi uf 'QQ Y 5- -, S Q i YZ if Q 5 H. n ' iv, 1 'anna Q4-49' Gb fp? 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Believing that the redeemed of the Lord should say so, as told in Proverbs 10712, the Youth Life Club has dedi- cated itself this year to proving that God's love knows no boundaries. These club members have found that they can glorify the Lord in all their activities- in the classroom, in the dormitory, in the recreation area ---and still claim his protection as long as they conduct them- selves in a Christian way. Their club activities have included de- bates on timely teen-age problems, visiting the Phil Kerr Monday Night Musical, sponsoring extra-special speak- ers in Wednesdays chapel, learning new choruses, and in general having a good time. Mrs. Bubna HOME ECONOMICS CLUB YOUNG LIFE CLUB Mrs. Therneau Mr. Bubna HOME ECONCMICS CLUB Dedicafed to the ideal that training to be Christian wives and mothers is the highest calling a girl can receive, the Home Economics Club has been a source of inspiration to all its members. The girls took the responsibility for several new protects this year including a Pie Supper to raise additional funds for their department and entertaining special speakers at their club meetings. Their speakers have all stressed good grooming, personality, and homemaking themes for teen-age girls. lUNIOR GLEE CLUB SENIOR Gu-:E CLUB Full merrily the lark doth sing and maketh glad the hearts of others. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss La Vera Endicott, has brought about the fulfillment of the above quotation on our campus. This group of larks have entertained us at several school functions such as the Thanksgiving Chapel, the Christmas program, and the May Day celebration. Their versatile repertoire included l'landel's can- tata The Christmas Messiah and many other numbers with which they have participated in the California Association of Christian Schools Music Festival, musical programs at local churches, radio stations, and the Kiwanis Club. Miss Endicott IUNIOR GLEE CLUB Do-Re'Me-Fa-Sol were the first warblings of this younger set of Larks as they began to learn three part harmony, Their intensive practicing was rewarded by being able to par- ticipate in many school musical programs. SENIOR GLEE CLUB LOS NOVIAS ESPANOLAS The Spanish Club with this inviting name is one of the largest on campus, having a membership of about thirty girls. The club meets once a month with the primary purpose of practicing Spanish conversation. There is much merriment when someone says, Let me present my skirt, or when at the table someone says, please pass the :ult- case. The officers are chosen from Spanish ll, although all girls acting on commit- tees are appointed from Spanish I. The traditional Spanish Queen is chosen and reigns over the festivals. Las Novias Espanolas has taken many enjoyable outings, such as going to dinner at the famous El Po-che under the sponsorship of Mrs. Smith. Mn. Smith TRIPLE TRIO A '11, 'Z V LAS NOVIAS ESPANOLAS Miss Endicott TRIPLE TRIO Nine young ladies who are adept at singing close three part harmony are selected each year from the members of the Senior Glee Club to compose the TRIPLE TRIO. This year the group has lent its talents, on several occasions, for our entertainment. Included in this year's schedule were the Christmas pro- gram and also the Spring Recital. DELTA SIGMA TOASTMISTRESS CLUB The Expression Class organized as the Toastmistress Club, patterned after the international organization with din- ner meetings once a month at which time members had practice in after din- ner speaking, impromptu speeches, toastmistress practice, etc. These meet- ings were thoroughly enjoyed and great improvement was noticeable as the members overcame their timidity. Besides sponsoring the Thanksgiving banquet, the girls spoke in chapels, assemblies, and worked diligently to eam their Toastmistress pins which were available only after members had attained their three hundred points for various campus services. Smith DELTA SIGMA Delta Sigma is the honor service club. open to members of the Toastmistress Club who have earned three hundred points for campus services. The cov- eted pins are worn only by girls whose conduct has been exemplary, and whose grades have been of B average. A little white envelope slipped under a door, set many a heart fluttering as the lucky recipient read the invitation that gave her the right to wear the pledge pin. After two probationary weeks, this pin was replaced by the Delta Sigma pin, providing she was able to pass the strenuous tests of the pledging requirements. The beautiful initiation ritual is given before the student body and friends, and is a high moment in a girl's life on the Brown campus. This year's pledges were Io Anne Statler, Norma Kreimerman, Hildegard Spahr with Celia Sod and Lucila Llau- sas as candidates for later pledging. TOASTMISTRESS CLUB KLICK KLUB Destined to be the most inactive club on the campus this year, the Klick Klub was organized the first part of the fall semester to encourage and to teach better picture taking. Lots of pictures have been taken, but it is difficult to estimate just how much improvement was accomplished by the club. As expenses in photography have in- creased considerably, it was impossible to participate to any great extent in the many phases of photo making and developing. BIOLOGY CLUB Mr. Thomouu Mr. Young KLICK KLUB BIOLOGY CLUB The members of the B.S.G. Biology Club have disproved the idea that only men can possess scientific minds. To prove the above statement, read further. One fair day in September, the club went on an expedition up into San Gabriel Canyon to explore water life. Some of the club did their collecting from the shore while the braver ones went bcating. This was a very profit- able trip. Some of the specimens ob- served were fish, ducks, dragonflies, algae, and of course, male homo sap iens tages l7-195. To you anti-biologists, the latter means boys. Excitement reached its peak when Mr. Young, the club sponsor, became sea sick and the girls had to take him to shore. Another activity was their club break- fast which was really most scientific. The most modern cooking methods were used. The coffee and hot chocolate were made in beakers over bunson burners, and although they hated to break their record, they were forced to fry the bacon, eggs, and waffles on the proper equipment. Other activities included visits to Griffith Observatory, La Brea Tar Pits, and the Marine Museum at Cabrillo Beach. Mn. Orcutt Mrs. Bog Mn. Themeau GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION We the members of G.A,A. do or' dain and establish this constitution for the purpose of furthering interest in Athletics, and creating supervised athletics. This year's G.A.A. has tried to live up to their constitution by taking steps forward on the path of athletic achieve' ment. Several girls have earned their pins and letters. These awards were earned at the rate of two points per hour, by participating in various sports. A total of 150 points was required for a letter and an additional 50 points was required to entitle a girl to a pin. Some of the activities engaged in were intramural tournaments, volley- ball, basketball, and baseball games, Also, more individual sports such as hiking, and swimming which included an aquacade. TRIPLE V CLUB TRIPLE V CLUB In order to promote cultural knowl- edge and understanding of the Latin and Spanish influences in our world, the Triple V Club was organized this year for students of Latin, Latin Amer- ica, and world history by Mrs. Orcutt and Mrs. Rogers. Their motto I came, I saw, I conquered is the English translation for the Latin Veni, Vicli, Vici. On the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at six in the evening, the club has enjoyed a variety of pro grams and friendly association and fel- lowship. Although the charter mem- bership was small, other girls came to seek and enjoy the benefits offered by this new club, Mrs. Young GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION .-nissan: BOWLING CLUB Every other week the members of the Bowling Club climbed into the bus right after school and headed for the Glendora Bowl-a-way. They all started with about the same score, but as the year progressed, so did the scores. The most amazing part of their record was that no one followed the ball down the alley. The group concentrated on achieving a higher scoring average and also the correct procedure in recording the scores. Mrs. Themoau Mill Endicott ICE SKATING CLUB BOWLING CLUB ICE SKATING CLUB Flashing blades, skinned knees, and sore muscles were the insignias for the Ice Skating Club this year, depend- ing on the category of the skater. The club attended the Pasadena Winter Gardens twice monthly, under the spon- sorship oi Miss La Vera Endicott. The old-timers polished their techniques while the novices began conquering the problem of controlling the equil- ibrium while on gay blades. How did the celinq look from a re- clining position on the floor, girls? NAME England Barbara EWIHQ Ruth Krueger Marllyn Krermerman Norma McKeon Marllyn Sod Ceha Spahr Hrldegard Statler lo Anne Tracy Lors Ulhlern Debbxe Wrlloughby Kerry Brodsky Erleen Fredencks Lynn Lerner Dorrs Llausas Luc111a Long LaBenne Lunde Barbara Pennrngton Shrrley ornlth Sandra Whltlock Glenda Beach Maxrne Brewer lune Carson Sue Dewey Sylvxa Gabrrel Shrrley Goss Ieanne Graves Ruth Hurst Ioyce Murray Phylhs Peck Annette Porter Ann Haus Marrlyn Rlley Sy1v1a Statler Patty Ulnch Alane ADDRESS SENIORS 29 Covlna Long Beach Calrt Box 966 Weldon Cahf 3386 9th St Rxversxde Cal1f Amsterdam 185 Mexrco DF 3017 Serena Road Santa Barbara Cahf Tennyson 224 Mexrco DF 92729 Turunga Canyon Blvd Tuyunga Cahf 3239 Park Ave Ash Fork Arrzona 170 Edna Place Covma Cant 300 Ocean Blvd Corona del Mar Caht 3438 Larga Los Angeles Callf IUNIORS 13922 East Ramona Blvd Baldwtn Park Callf 3498 Arrowhead Ave San Bernardlno Calrf Anatole France 126 3 Mexlco D F Casa Bedonda Letra C Mazattan Srnaloa MEXICO DF 104 West Las Flores Dr Altadena Calxf 2221 Whrtney Dr Alhambra Caht 1013 MISSION St Pasadena Calrt 705 Crystal St Taft Calrf Box 607 Blythe Calrf SOPHOMOHE5 4115 Fulton Ave Sherman Oaks CGl11 Box 566 Artesla New Mexrco 1210 West 78th St Los Angeles Calrt 2615 l8th St Bakersheld Callf 320 Bear Valley Barstow Caht 6849 Serrrtos Long Beach Cahf 120 S 6th St Las Vegas Nevada 352 E Irnpenal Los Angeles Calrf 435 W 91st St Los Angeles Callf Brown School tor Grrls, Glendora Calrf Wrlsona Bt Box 72 Lancaster Calxf 2224 W 40th St Tulsa Oklahoma 2030 H111 Dr Los Angeles Cahf 3239 Park Ave Ash Fork Arrzona 445 N Alrnanzar Alhambra Cahf , , 1 , - I , 1 , . . 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