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

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ss LAUER, Adviser AUSTIN DAYNES, vice-Presaaenf T T DOROTHY MYERS, Secretary BILL MOORE Treasurer I' 1 REED RINGSTROM, President, I ' , 1 C, T 1 , , .r , . ,f . . i , '.1 . r ' 9 f f CLASS OF 1938 f On September I3 the class of i938 made its debut as the leaders of SPHS. With Reed Ringstrom as presidentg Austin Daynes, vice- president, Dorothy Myers, secretary, Buford Graves, yell leader: and Miss Margaret Lauer, as class adviser, activities got underway. Under the banner ot powder blue and navy the class set a record in their buying of senior sweaters. Bill Boettiger conceived the idea of having a school parade march through the main streets of South Pasadena in addition to the regular rally before the first home toot- ball game. Eugene White headed the annual Thanksgiving Drive. The Leavenworth Case was chosen as the class play. The twelve students who displayed their dramatic talent were lim Donnelly, jo- A dramatic moment in the action ot the Leavenworth Case brings us Lila Burr, Amelia Baker, and on the couch. Lois Lee Goodvin. Ann Hammett, Phyllis Summers, Al Hove, Bill Peterson, jerry O'Brien, Mary Lou C-eis, Laura Mae Seitz, Ted Sanders, Amelia Baker, Lila Burr, Nancy McFarland, and Lois Lee Good- Senior Day Committee Plans tor the Big Day! vin. Miss Margaret Lauer, assisted by Art Blight as the student director, directed the production. Senior Day was held june l at the l-lolly- wood Riviera Club. Another event which was greatly enjoyed was the prom given by the junior class the second week ot june. june i6 saw the end ot the Class of '38's high school lite. lt is with sincerest regret and fondest memories that the class bids good- bye to SPHS.