Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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ig LA DALMA Q-53 S. S. CLUB HE S. S. Club was organized for the purpose of school service and social re- creation. Among the service activities of the year were a program for the Girls' League Assembly, cafeteria work, a courtesy drive, and donations to the needy in San Gabriel Canyon. Officers: Betty lane Hendrick, president, Marjorie Pinkstaff, vice president, Helen Doyle, secretary, Barbara Carr, treasurer, Miss Farnsworth, adviser. SOCIETAS LATINA The purpose of Societas Latina has been to further interest in Latin study and to give additional knowledge of Roman customs. At the first meeting, new officers were elected for the coming year, and pictures of Rome and Italy were shown by Miss Purdum. At the meeting on Ianuary 28, 1933, new members were initiated. A gift was presented to the Latin department by the society. Officers: Margaret Cook, consul, Clella Brubaker, questor, Temple Hastie, pontiff, lean McLeod and Billy Van der Sluis, ductors, Billie Calvert and Mariema Raab, custodians, Betty Gipp and Lorraine Darrow, musicians, Miss Purdum, adviser. ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club has been to create many artistic things for the school. Club functions were a party to initiate new members, a visit to the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, and a farewell party late in the year. The club has made posters for the senior play and the operetta and submitted entries for poster contests. Officers: Betty Henderson, president, Betty Morrell, vice president, Bob Miller, treasurer, Bobbie Kuhn, secretary, Miss Nims, adviser. THREE ARTS CLUB , Freshmen girls composed the Three Arts Club, an organization having as its hobbies music, dancing, and free-hand drawing. The meetings of the club were held on the third Wednesday of each month at various volunteers' homes, where a pot luck supper followed the discussion and business meeting. Ofhcers: Beverly Hendrick, president, Shirley Thompson, secretary, Margaret Van der Sluis, treasurer, Louise Iack, social chairman, Mrs. Sheldon, adviser. forly-righf

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wifi . no LA DALMA 53 S A. P. B. G. CLUB HE A.P.B.G. Club services have been mainly commercial-typing, mimeo- graphing, and dittoing for teachers, students, and the community. In addition to this, the club gave two monk's-cloth coverings for the girls' rest room and paid for six typing pins. Officers: Coleta Drenflel, president, Phyllis Brewer, vice president, Marguerite Runnels, secretary, Mary Cvilkison, treasurer, Louise Embree, social chairman, Elizabeth Boap, sergeant-at-arms, Miss Boyd, adviser. APPLIED ARTS The purpose of the Applied Arts Club has been to serve the school cheerfully in every possible way. Services offered during the year were the making of the costumes for the operetta and placecards and other decorations for the junior- senior banquet, serving of faculty dinners, sewing on of basketball numerals, and mending of garments, flags, and curtains. The dramatic ability of the club was shown by a skit entitled Citrus Spirit, given in Girls' League Assembly, and by a one-act play, 'gThe Burglar. Officers: Mildred Broad, president, Rita Merriam, vice president, Elizabeth Boap, secretary, Clare Armelin, program and social chairman, Miss Powell, adviser. s AMISTAD CLUB The Amistad Club was formed this year for the purpose of stimulating friendliness and the willingness to serve among its members. One of the main projects has been the making of little clothes and blankets to be sent to the people of Mexico. The hobby of the Amistad Club was to observe and practice all that contributed to make perfect ladies. ' Oflicers: Carmen Mora, president, Iessie Salazar, vice president, Lucy Vargas, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Sheldon and Fernanda Contreras, advisers. T. N. T. CLUB Clunior Red Crossj The T. N. T. Club was organized with the purpose of being as helpful as pos- sible in school and community. Our work has included sewing on Red Cross ma- terials, making layettes for the Mexican Friendship Chest, and making toys for children. The Hrst year has not made us famous, but we Find that it has been highly profitable and enjoyable. Officers: Mildred McCaskill, president, Lillian Harrsen, vice president, Mary Abdelnour, secretary, Virginia Lovell, treasurer, Miss Zellhoefer, adviser. My