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

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GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS. SITTING: Kate Riemer, Timmie Getchell, Shirley Schuhmacher, Marilyn Ford. STANDING: Miss Harriet Hardy, adviser. The South Pasadena Girls' League enjoyed a most successful year under the direction of Timmie Getchell, president, and Miss Harriet Hardy, girls' counselor and Girls' League adviser. First of the many activities was the new girls' party arranged by Char Madsen. Then came the annual Girls' League Dance called, this year, the Tehachapi Twirl. Other events included the class teas, led by the class representatives-Barbi Nay, Jere Patten, Lorna Kiech and joan Ukropina. February 14 saw the presenting of Valentines and cookies to the faculty. Louanne Moloney and Cynthia Peterson, heading the senior career and junior-sophomore career committees, respectively, planned career day which proved a success. May Day followed with all the girls going out of uniform and sponsoring the League's booth. Ending the year was the Girls' League picnic. Ofhcers for the year were Shirley Schuhmacher, vice-presi- dentg Kate Riemer, secretary, Marilyn Floyd, treasurer. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET. FIRST ROW: Trotman, Madsen, Blennerhasset, Leuenberger, Moore, Davis. SECOND ROW VFloyd,.Smith, Mardigian,,Getchell, Moloney, Riemer, Nay. THIRD ROW: Ukropina, Kiech, Schuhmache.r,'Peterson, Patten, Taylor Page 12

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, i C y - :qv- THE COMMISSION. FIRST ROW: Ron Wheatcroft, Barbara Cobb, Gretchen Scholtz, Sarah Ballard, Timmie Getchell. SECOND ROW: Paul Colwell, George Tuerk, Ralph Colwell, Richie White, Kenny Keck, Ronnie Clyde, Dr. Erickson. THIRD ROW: Alan McQueen, Hal Bahls, Dan Stringer, and jack Erickson. missioners of Finance and Activities Mike Marshall and Sarah Ballard carried the ASB sales to over 92 per cent, and Sarah arranged for a year of highly enjoyed assemblies. As com- missioner of correspondence, Barbara Cobb recorded meeting minutes and took charge of ballots in the ASB elections, and Commissioner of Publicity Gretchen Scholtz supplied outside papers with stories of Espee activities. Paul Colwell, com- missioner of interior, waged a successful campaign for a clean campus, and Commissioner of Athletics Dan Stringer con- scientiously reported sports events to the student body. Both Leagues enjoyed successful years under Timmie Getchell and Ritchie White. A salute and a tip of Timothy Tiger's hat to the commis- sion for 1952-53! DAN STRINGER BARBARA COBB PAUL COLWELL Commissioner of Athletics Commissioner of Correspondence Commissioner of Interior Page 1 1

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BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS. SITTING: Bill Chapman, Richie White, Boyd Biggar, Phil Bell. STANDING: Mr. james Carpenter, adviser. Doing a fine job as president of the Boys' League this year was Richie White. Serving under him were Bill Chapman, vice prexy, Phil Bell, secretary, and Boyd Biggar, treasurer. At the beginning of the year the boys joined various com- mittees which met once a semester to further interest in dif- ferent activities. Also programs were planned for all the boys once a month. An early program was the faculty vs. League volleyball game, won overwhelmingly by the boys. The Boys' League jointly sponsored the annual Ice Breaker, first dance of the year, with the Girls' League. just before Christmas vacation a dance was again given by the League, featuring the band of Eddie jackson. New this year was the formation of big brothers, corres- ponding to the big sisters of the Girls' League. Richie chose Ralph Colwell, representing the sophomores, and Dave Erick- son of the junior class to help him. It was the job of these lads to help new boys from out of town or those arriving late in the semester to become acquainted with the school. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET. FIRST ROW: Clyde, Bell, Hyland, Weaver, Mott. SECOND ROW: Tuerk, McQueen, Bahls, Fox, Chapman, White. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carpenter, George, Ukropina, Colwell, Erickson. Page 13 1