Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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2 Arknnmlehnmvnt mhz memhrrv ' 15123 Annual utnff grntvfnllg nrknnml- Bilge th? , J hnuv rereiueh in the prvpnrntinn nf 1112 1925 2-Xnnn ink: DIIISS JULIET G supervised the art work of THE ANNUAL, the members of the Facul ,-ns Con zovm ittee - MR. J. P. VON GRUEN1NGEN, MR. J. G. GRIFFITH Qu' SNYDER, MR CARL CART SHOP, GA IDA E. T R. JOH E. MC MODEL C. PE' IQENI I SHOP ER IN 'lass Admwisery, MISS ELEANOR M. HOMER, MISS GLADYS L. YN, MR. F. G. YOUNG, MRS. A. J. BROWN, MRS. MARY BURTON, .YIIVIERCIAL ART AND ENGRAVING COMPANY, CONDIT ANTIQUE JIEATH, MRS. B. S. GREEN JUNIOR, MRS. NV. R. GREENLEE, MISS STON AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH, MR. A. M. HUNTER, MR. A. .IZABETH E. KEPPIE, MISS KATIIERINE KESTER, MISS KATHERINE 1 MOMASTERS, MISS ELEANOR MILLER, MISS LOUISE 1. MITCHELL, 'PANY, WIRS. E. R. NIIYRPHY, MISS LULA C. P.AR1NILEY, MR. JAIVIES PINEDA, MR. and NIRS. W. R. REVEIALE, ROBERTS DRAPERY SHOP, MRS. A. B. STEVENS, SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY, WAGNER'S OLD .IREA COMPANY, and GLENN WEBSTER. illlrxnhvrn nf the 1-Xnnnnl Svtnff R. NEAL BATTERSON LAURA R. BROCK DUGALD J. CAMERON GLORIA M. CASPERSON EUNICE V. ELTON LUCILLE M. FULLMER ARLINE S. HILL CARL D. HUMPHREYS ARNOLD E. HUSS WILLIES A. LANG LINWOOD F. LIBBY GORDON M. PALMER PATRICK E. PENNY DONALD J. PERRY RUTH E. PFEIFER GLENN A. REED ELEANOR A. REVELLE BETTY C. ROBERTSON MARY SANNEMAN HOWARD L. SCHULZE JOHN M. STEWART DOUGLAS Q. WHITE T. RONEY WILLIAMSON ROBERT C. WYNTERS