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

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ill I ll E U S he Girls' League This year the Girls' League proved to be a .hopping success! Under the guidance of Carole trahan, president, and Miss Harriet Hardy, Girls' Iounselor, the first event was the New Girls' 'arty. Next on the agenda was Sea Shell Swirl, ie annual Girls' League Dance. Career Day aid- d members of the student body in choosing a ocation, while May Day was one of the most tlccessful ever held. The sophomore, junior, and :nior class teas were handled by class representa- ives, and the annual Girls' League picnic, held t Arroyo Seco, provided fun and food for every- ne. Ofhccrs for the year 1951-52 were Carole, ally Logan, vice-president, Timmie Getchell, zcrctaryg and Mary jo Nelson, treasurer. llw1'e.' Carole Sf7'1'lbI'l71. light: Cnlrinef Offeers, left to right, Sally L0- nn, rife-preside11t,' Tl7ll7lllC Gercbell, secremry, farole Srmlmn, president, .llary I0 N elson, treas- mer. Teloftr: Cl'l17l1IL'7, kneeling, I-Ieatan, Beel, Srralmvl, 1I1'LL',L'lIlX, Logan, Eggleston, Rose, Cross, Hryrm, eholfz. Srnmling, left to right, Gregson, Ruddy, mimi, Bmrerfield, Hoffvzmn, HlfZl'Ul', Larso11, N elson, Hill, Li11senba1'd. .QQ t rn N, - , . mir- 'ii rs. .Q . i r f 1 aww, fe- - M , Q, ? 0 -3' . ', Pi' PM'bD'f.2 ' Qin- ' ., , .. ..,, g f a, 'ft , ' r 4

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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'.

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MAIKX' S'I'RA'I l'ON ffffil111'-ill-Claiefi li.. l l. Cnook fl 1 f1'i.s'c'r HERE IS YUUR CUPE! Get that page in! So went the cry as time after time the Copa Staff found itself behind schedule. After getting otf to a slow start. the Stall planned the dummy. the pictures were taken, and production started. The ant editors. Dixie Livingston and l,inda Williams, turned out exceptional division pages and end sheets, while Miss Hester l.auman supervised. l,inda Ruddy worked long and hard on scheduling the juniors and seniors for their photographs. Alex Robert- son lined up the faculty and helped all the other sections, while Don King worried over the Copa's finances. .loan Larson saw to it that the iunior and senior panels were pasted up for the Classes section. and Karlin Hansen labored many hours over Organizations. .-Xdvertising was handled by Diane Carlson. and ,lack Ferron was in charge of .-Xthletics. jackie llitlker supervised the popu- lar school life section, and photography for the book was managed by Ronnie Mardigian with the assistance of Harold Garb. Mr. li. H. Crook, adviser, and Mary Stratton, editor, acted as over- seers. Up to their necks in work but sharing many good times together-the 1052 Copa de Oro staff members. X 1 x lloisisiusox Dox Kim: laxm Rcnm' 4HlVfz7llf lftz'imr lillrillers .llalltrgw Pbomglurpby St'bL'dIIlL