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

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AIMEE DORR JON HARTZELL I fed gl ROBERTA TANNER VVS l ELIZABETH WARNER WELD' N AVVAF DS Each year since 1929 the Weldon Fair Play Awards have honored six seniors who have consistently shown the qualities of courtesy, respon- sibility, independence, good sportsmanship, and democratic leadership in all school activities. The winners receive certificates and gold pins, and their names are engraved on the Fair Play Cup, given to the school by Mr. W. R. H. Weldon and perpetuated by his sons since his death. A committee of faculty and students makes the selections for these awards which are among the school's highest honors. The commission- ers declare themselves ineligible. :se -v-df? MICHAEL SMITH FREDERICK ROMERO Q 13 H7

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SEN! R PERS NALITIES 'NA Y if , W Tom Reece President Senior People - the class of '6O! Ours was a class that made itself known in many ways, We were known for our size: we were the largest South Pasadena class in the high school's history. We were known for our scholastic ability: many ot our members were honored for their achievements. We were known for our athletic prowess: our class led the first CIF Football Championship team in Espee's history. We were known for our Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You, and for the fun we had producing it. We were known tor our activity spirit: we took first place in both ASB sales and the Christmas Booth Contest. We were known for our Prom and for the third Grad Nite Party, held for us in San Diego. Yes, in our three years together as a class, we learned a great deal, did lots of things, had many good times - and we were known for it. i l Roger Tubbesing l Vice President l l Sheila Coots Secretary Aimee Dorr Treasurer Mr. James Carpenter Adviser