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

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RONNIE NIARDIGIAN JANET OLSON TOM SHEPPARD Publicity Activities Interior .41 ... ra 5 f ff A ' a I X, J' 3 1 .ZS .IIM KNEIKIK MARGUmu'1'14: Annom s -lou PEATIWAN A tloletics C01f1'csp01m'w1ce l i1m11cc

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iw FRANKLIN LoFFER C07l77lIl.YSlUllL'7'-GC7lCl'I71l THUSE WHO LEAD US 'lihis year the 'lbig nine did a bang up iob of running student government! Under the leader- ship of Commissioner-Cleneral, Frank Loffer, who emceed the assemblies with ease and grace, the Commission worked long and hard for the better- ment of the student body. Managing A. S. B. sales this year were janet Olson and joe Peatman who brought the sales up to 95 per cent. Carole Strahan and Greg Danninger handled the Girls' and Boys' Leagues, respectively, while ,lim Knerr kept the students posted on Athletics. Marguerite Addoms recorded the minutes of each Commis- sion meeting and Tom Shepard saw to it that the campus was kept clean. Publicizing school activi- ties was Ronnie Mardigan who kept the commu- nities well informed via the newspapers. Raising money for the A. S. B. funds the Com- mission sponsored a novelty program in the form of the Fire House Five Plus Two. 'Fhe dixie- land band played to a packed auditorium on Feb- ruary 18, thrilling its listeners with renditions of typical old dixieland. The l'Queen of Hearts Ball , held on October 20 saw the crowning of the football queen, as the Commissioners present- ed their annual fall dance. Busy, ambitious, hard-working - the 1951-52 Commission! Tlve C ommission: Seated, Olson, Logan, Sheppard, Straban, Lojfer, Martell, Lewis, 16 Peatman, Black. Standing, Mott, Fetllaam, Knew, Penrz, Danninger, Mardigian, H ustoiz.

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,Ann ,i 'FE 90 Q1 fn T H 0 S E W H The Boys' Leugu Led by Cmnmissioner of Buys, Greg lla ninger, the Boys' League saw ai successful ye during 'SI-52. Biggest event, perhaps, was tl prescntntimi of Golden Gloves, helnl for the H1 time in two years. The enthusiasm was high the contenders entered the ring one night Mnrcli. Another of the yenr's highlights was ti Yulctitle Yuinpn. held during the Cliristnms sc son, lhe Buys' League and the Cabinet worlu hziral to nmlce it one of the y'Ca1 s liest. 'lihe League continued to meet in eunnnittc W ll prugrmn that was incorporated last year. A sisting Greg wcrc VVells Martell, vice-presidcl' llfbxx ell ciUI'fCI1. SCCl'Cl'1lI'j'g :ind Holm il.LlllCl'. trcp urer. A lm11'u.' Ci rug llnzlllilfgcr. 2,475- l.el'f.' Calvivlcr OfIiz't'1's. left rn righr, llnli Tulle r1'c11.vln'c1',' I'lu1uUll Cfurmll, ,vcr1'cri1r.v,' lVcll.r .lla roll, ifirfc-prvxizfwfrq Greg lliivlvfivlgwg prvxiifcv l2clm.L': Cnllincr, 1fl!UCH7l1Q', left In riglnf, Mo. Sl'l7l1l,S', '1'Hw'k, Iiycw, Clyde, Dc 'l'b0wn.v, Barb Smwnliwg, fwfr to right: l,0jI'c11', Mr, Cnrpevvrc l'01ir'b, lfbllhnvvf, !lf1I7f27lCL'7'l, '1'ullw', C.'0trw'1, Mn fclll, lDr'IlIllllI4QCl'.