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

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TREISCHMAN, MARIE Tliealrt — SHI) Forest Ave. Cue — Anna Christie Rcf Vccs— Girls ' Glee Club (4), Tennis (2-3-+) VAN ESSEN, EVERET Theatre— m Glend.m Way Cue — Star Witness Rez ' ieus — February Graduate ' AX SHIOVA, HARRIS Theatrt — 612 Fremont Ave. Cue — City Lights Ue ' ietvs — P.J.C. (2-3), Cosmopolitan Club (4), Stage Crew (4) S ' ESSEY, NED Theatre — 122t) Marengo Ave. Cue — The Mouthpiece Reviews — Spanish Club (2-3-4), Pen- dragon (3), Bovs ' Glee (3-4), Cashier (4) VESTEV, .REGINALD Theatre — 3216 Lorraine Rd., S. M Cue — Up the Rivfr Reviews — Stage Crew (4) VOGELSANG, WILLIAM Theatre — 1 ' 3S Diamond Ave. Cue — Make Me an Actor Reviews — Boys ' League Cab. (4), P.l ' .l ' . Pres. (4), Senate (4), Comes (2-3), N.A.S. (2-3-4), S (4), Football B (3-4) C (2), Basketball C (2), Track B (3) C Mgr. (2) WALKER, ELEANOR Theair, — 1S3 3 Los Robles Ave. Cue — Way B.ick Home Reviews — Sclma High (2-3) WALSH, EILEEN Theatre — 14H M.irengo .Ave. Cue — Tess of the Storm Country Reviews— GWe Club (3-4), French Club (3-4), ' Pied Piper of Hann- lin ' (3), ' Messiah ' (4), ' Mlka d,. ' (4) C CM ' A D E O R O WALTON, MARJORIE Thea r, — 19211 Fletcher Ave. Chi — She Couldn ' t Say No Revietis — Girls ' League Pres. (4), Hon. Sue. (2-3-4), Chorlc Speech Pres. (3), Spanish (2-3), French, S.P. (3-4), Pen- dragon (2-3), G.-A.A. (2-3-4), P. P. P. (4), Volleyball, Hockey, Speedball, Baseball, Tennis (3), Dancing (2-3), ' Pot Boiler, ' ' Berkeley Square ' (4) WHITE, MADELINE 77;,,i r,— 11411 Str.itford Ave. Cue — Rockabye R.-tvVrct— Hiking Club (3-4), Latin (2- 3), Volleyball (2-3), Hockey (3) WINCHESTER, WESLEY Theatre — 1900 Windsor Pl.icc Cue — Lawyer Man Reviews — Business Manager for School Plays .and Dances WONDRIES, DOROTHY Theatre- -2i72 Rldgeway Road Cue — Goodbye Again Reviews — Art Club Sec ' y (3-4), Pen- dragon (3), P. P. P. (3), Stage Craft (4), ' The M.ikers of Our Country ' (3) WOOD, GERTRUDE Theatre — 424 Grand Ave. Cue — Young As You Feel Reviews — Honor Soc. (4), Latin (2), Spanish (3-4), Art (4), Cosmopolitan, Pendragon (3), G.A.A., Stage Craft (4), Volleyball (3), Basketball (2-3), Tennis (3), Girls ' League Orchestra, Orchestra (3-4) WOOD, WOODROW Theatre — 1710 Lyndon St. Cut — Once In a Lifetime Reviews — Boys ' League V. Pres. (4), Class Tre.as. (3), Sen.ate (3), S (3- 4), N.A.S. (4), P.P.P. (4), Hl-Y (2-3- 4), Football li (3) Capt. (4) C (2), Basketball B (4) Capt. (2), Tr.ick B (2-3) Capt. (4) WORTH, ROY Thrair, — }t } Milan Ave. Cut — Caught Short Reviews— C.ishicr (2), Football C (3) WYLIE, WILLIAM Theatr, — % Monterey Rd. Cue — The Roaming Express Reviews — February Graduate YEGGE, CLAIRE Theatrt — 1132 Fairvicw .Ave., San Gabriel Cue — Men in Her Life Reviews— V.Uk Club (4) Page Twenly-fivt

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PA D E R O SOPER, DAVID LEE Thealre—XdZi Euclid Ave., S. M. Cue — Young As You Feel Reviews — Wcsterfield High (Conn.) (2-3) o LING, ROBERT JOHN aire — 823 Bonita Ave. Million Frenchmen s - f r eufr- ' — Comes (2), French (2-4), j Xf yT ' -t A ' .S. (3-+), Football C (3), Basket- ---.b.iJl C (3jrrrackA: B (3), Cross- uiitiy ( + ), Tlu Adtnirable Crichton ' SPELTS, HELEN R. Theatre — 1770 Fair Oaks Ave. Cue — Spirit of Notre Dame Reviews— Glee Club (2) Treas. (3), Comes (2-3), Choric Speech (3), Pen- dragon (3), Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming (2-3), ' Pied Piper of Hame- lln, ' ' Why the Chimes Rang, ' ' Mikado ' SPELTS, LUCILLE Theatre — 1770 Fair Oaks Ave. Cue — The Smart Set Reviews— G k Club (2) Treas. (4), Comes (2), Tiger Aquatic (2), G.A.A. (2-3), P.P.P. (4), Choric Speech (2), Basketball (2), Swimming (2-3), ' Pied Piper of Hamelin, ' ' The Messiah ' SPERRY, HELEN VAN DE WATER Theatre — 227 Oaklawn Ave. Cue — Today We Live Reviews— CUis Sec ' y (2), Tiger (3-4), Hiking Club Sec ' y (2-3), Tiger Aquatic (2) Sec ' y (3), S.P. Pres. (3-4), G.A.A. (2-3-4), Choric Speech (3), Cheer Lead- er (4), Volleyball (2-3), Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Swimming (2-3) STAHEVITCH, NICK Theatre— mi Leman Ave. Cue — Business and Pleasure Reviews — Cosmopolitan (3-4), Senate (4), Debate Contest (3-4), Football C (2), Basketball B (3-4) C (2), Cross- country (4) STAIR, JACK Theatre — 1401 St. Alban ' s Rd., S. M. Cue — Pick Up Reviews— ' LMm Club (2-3), Football B (3-4) e7ity-four Ir X STILLWELL, BETTY rheatre— l Mound Ave. Cue — Central Park Reviews — Tiger Aquatic (2) Treas. (3) Pres. (4), Hiking (2-3) V. Pres. (4), Spanish (3-4), Comes (2-3), G.A.A. (2-3-4), Pendragon (3), Library Staff (3), Swimming (3-4) STUART, MARGARET ANNIS Theatre — 300 Falrview Ave. Cue — Peg of My Heart Reviews — Girls ' League Cabinet (4), Honor Society (2-3-4), Comes (3), Pendragon (3), French (4), Girls ' Glee (3), ' Why the Chimes Rang ' (3), French Operetta (4) STUNDEN, OLIVE Theatre — 623 Sterling PI. Cue — Seventii Heaven Reviews — Compton High School (1-2- 3) SWIFT, VERA Theatre— im Oak St. Cue — Wise Girls Reviews— An Club (4), Stage Craft (4) TEEPLE, HARRY MELVIN Theatn 2140 El Molino PI., S. M. Cue — Rackety Rax Reviews — Senate (3-4), Hi-Y (4), Bet- ter Business (3-4), Cosmopolitan (4), Stage Crew Mgr. (3-4), Cashier (3), Booksttirc (4), Track B (3) rOMERLIN, EMMETT Theatri — 1001 Garfield Ave. Cue — King of the Jungle Rez-iezt ' . — February Graduate TRACY, L|:SlJg cW ' .Jj TRAUGOTT. CARL 7 ' ;i- ; ' r,-— 1726 Gillette Crescent Cut — Speed Demon Reviews — Stage Crew (4), Fencing (4), Cashier (4)

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COPA DE ORO COMMITTEES ALUMNI DAY ALUMNI Robert Helmholz, chairman Ceylon Brainard Janet Carey Priscilla Post S y Jones USHERS Ceylon Brainard Norf Jebbia Edward Connelly Howard Clark Donald Bennett Richard McBride Bradner Petersen REGISTRATION Dorothy Simpson Barbara Campbell Betty Barrett Ben Dey Marjorie Lipe PRINTING Harry Shirley MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL DEDICATION Jeffery Littleboy, chainnan John Shelburne T. M. McDaniel Bernice Brush Helen Sommer GIFT T. M. McDaniel, chairman Warren Davis Peggy Stuart Edward Connelly Marjorie Walton SENIOR CLASS ASSEMBLY Connie Gertmenian, chairman Lois McKeague Virginia Miller Martha Marie Smothers Carl Traugott SENIOR DAY Thomas Kiddie, chair mail George Harris Ronald Asquith Mary Elizabeth Jones Constance Bosman ANNUAL Thomas Kiddie, chairman Judy Sked John Bell Elvira Peterson Robert Norton PROGRAM, CLASS MEETINGS Jane Fry, chairman Richard Loring Dwight Inskeep Betty Barrett John Henry HALLOWE ' EN FESTIVAL Charlotte Amend, ch airmail Kenneth Hills Elsie May Johnston Virginia Miller Victor Di Gesu Betty Ovcrstreet Norf Jebbia Wilbur James ANNOUNCEMENT Phoebe Russell, chairman Carl Huff Norf Jebbia Richard McBride Katherine Muir Mary Roe Bill Vogelsang MOTTO Mary Derthick, chairman Donald Bennett William Hull Betty Lewis Barbara Campbell Paul Monroe Bradner Petersen Lucille Lanham Peggy Harvey DRESS Reed Quesnell, chairman Dorothy Kelly Hilles Bedell Elsie Gaylord Norman Smith Robert Barry Betty MacNair Lois Packard SEVEN TIGERS Edward Barker, chairman Margaret Lewis Christine Peters Robert Barry Louis Banks CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Betty Barrett, chairman Marjorie Lipe Dorothy Cochran Virginia Pitch ford Mary Ann Bcdortha Bill Vogelsang SONG AND POEM Marjorie Lipe, chairynan Elvira Peterson Kathleen Arnold Peggy Stuart WILL Bernice Brush Helen Sperry PROPHECY Bill Vogelsang, chairman Hilles Bedell, co-chairman Bette Loe Donald Bennett PAST HISTORY Mary A. Bcdortha, chairman Janet Carey Woodrow Wood Howard Clark Christine Peters PRESENT HISTORY Dorothy Cochran, chairman Mary Roe Betty Lewis Robert Helmholz Susan Hitchner COSTUMING Virginia Pitchford, chairman Dorothv Wondries RAY MORLING August 15, 191+ — February 22, 1933 ;i member of the class of ' 33, was accidentally ' shot while on a hunting trip, February 22, 1933. All his life Ray had been a student of the South Pasadena schools. Page T zv c n t y