South Pasadena High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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coPA' DE oRo l T TO MEMBERS OF l93l C-RADUATINC CLASS am happy to have this opportunity of extending to you my heartiest congratulations over ycur successful com- pletion ot your high school course and graduation from the South Pasadena High School. Yours is the twenty- titth class to graduate lrorn our High School. You are now ioining the ranks of seventeen hundred graduates, upon whom rests largely the reputation of the High School, and the responsibility of iustitying the peoples faith in you as shown by their willingness to provide so well for X ycur secondary education. l Many ot you will go on to higher institutions, some with a well-chosen program to direct your ettorts, some, Mit. GEORGE C. BUSH with as yet undetermined obiectives and some, perhaps, Sflperirzlerzdenl just to college . There never was a time when a college education meant so much and also so little, so much, because the country needs as never betore well-trained, thinking leaders, so little, because ot what it has tailed to do tor great numbers of college graduates. You alone can determine- whether it will mean much or little to you and society. To those of you who do not go to college, may l say that opportunities in plenty await you. The ways to success are divergent. A college education holds no particular charm over success. Where there is a will, there is a way. History is replete with the stories of successful men and women who were denied college training. You have chosen music as the theme ot this Copa de Oro. l think you have chosen well. A small boy, in reply to the question, What is salt? said, Salt is what makes potatoes taste so bad- it you don't have it on them. The same might be said, I think, about music. lt is what makes school and life dreary and dull-it you don't have it. It relieves the tension of a busy day. lt brings joy and happiness to thcse who make the music and to those who listen. The late Dr. Frank Crane said that the study of music should be made compulsory. The whole populace, he says, Should be taught what true music is. Cheap and nasty music is worse than cheap and nasty meat and bread, the former destroys the character, the latter only the body. A generation ot boys and girls brought up on Bach, Beethoven, Counod, and Wagner would have souls one hundred per cent higher in quality than the unfortunate chil- dren ol today, ted upon melodies ot contemptible inanityf' The fact that you have taken music as the theme for this year-book indicates your appreciation of it as one of the greatest of the fine arts. May you always find joy in it! Yours very sincerely, iSignedi CEORCE C. BUSH Mn. Bust-1 IN Hrs OFFICE I9