King City Joint Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (King City, CA)

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l 1 y! I 925 La Copa de Gro Staff Editor ........................,................................................... Geraldine Barbree Ass't Editor .. ........... .... Q ---Marjorie Armstrong Business Manager ----- '- ------ Kenneth Mansfield Ass't Manager ------- 4 Literary ------.-------. Art --------------.-..-.---- Society ---.------------------- School Activities Boys' Athletics -..---- Girls Athletics --.--- Jokes ----.---..------. Alumni ---.-.---- Senior .----- Junior --.----.---- Sophomore ---.- Freshman -----. CLASS EDITORS Warren Imwalle Grace Gould Teddy Bane Joy Mansfield Clara Pierce Norman Andrews Edna McKinsey Emil Foletta -- Gladys Garner Elsie Giacomazzi Dorothy Hawley Margaret Bullard -. -.----. Alvin Hables I Page Five 1

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Faculty WM. C. WAIBEL Principal MARGARET McCULLY H. T. KEELER Languages ' History RUTH HINSDALE BERTHA KNAPP English Commercial R. E. WARNER GEORGE A. STRCMNC Science Mathematics. Science PEARL MANN I. J. WATTS Domestic Science Manual Trainin ' LEONA WEEKS X . Art dp A-' E ,Q ii ki. mf 'W m Q,g-.Q I ggi? J. f QW' Q - .1 om g 1-1 Q, 4N S, ' HT L. f

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EDITORIAL Once again an issue of La Copa de Oro is presented to you. In it you have an outline of this year's school work and a means to preserve for you this year's history of school life so that later 1925 will stand out as a red letter year in your memory. Everyone feels that this has been a successful year for all student activities. P14 if P14 214 Nineteen twenty-five has stood out as the important athletic year of the High School so far. The football and basketball teams reached the semi-finals. We have considered this a very great honor for such a small school and it has greatly stimulated the interest in athletics. The championships have given the school a standard to live up to. wk 34 Pk Dk Many new organizations this year have created a better school spirit. The girls' P. A. L. has encouraged higher ideals. The Honor Society has brought about keener competition for high scholarship. The Glee Club and the Girls' Chorus have given the school an apprecia- tion for good music. The Science Club, through the educational pro- grams presented, has created an interest along scientific lines. The King Hi-Ways has encouraged school spirit. The students have done everything in their power to assist all the clubs that have been or- ganized. Dk wk Pk DK ' Although our school is small we have many advantages over the larger schools. Many think that a small school is a handicap, but per- hap if those persons were acquainted with the facts they would quickly change their opinion. In a large school the officers are selected from about one thousand pupils, and those who are chosen are usually members of a clique who assist in their election. In a small school the number of pupils is so much smaller that a larger percentage are given a chance, and their ab-ility is brought out. Everyone is acquainted, and a few 'people cannot use their influence to monopolize the votes. q If the members of this Student Body had started in a large school, very few of them might have attained the positions they now hold, nor would they have so much ability as leaders. PK SK PK :lf We wish at this time to thank the townspeople who have con- tributed toward the success of this annual financially and we are mak- ing every effort to give their avertising, publicity.. We also wish to thank those who are not members of the staff and who have given con- tributions. Because of limited space some were not used, but they have led to our suwccess. To those who have assisted in obtaining advertise- ments and to those in the typing department we are very grateful. fPage Sixfl