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

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COREE A DE 3—-Monday morning after. Keb. Miss 'Ticknor could not arrive too much Christmas, maybe. Report Cards-— Going down.” School Board decided to send surveyors and graders here to fix Athletic grounds. Hoorah! Dr. James’ lecture. Horton absent. Mr. Bush presents monograms won from basketball. Prof. Grinnell gave lecture on Etymology in Science lecture room. School closed for aviation, Dr. James’ lecture. Huntington wins fame at Hol- ly wood. Feb. Feb. Brick as a yur ner 28—Mr. tions Latchford gave “Recollec- of Carlyle, Tennyson, Hugo and Browning.” Watts out of has measles. Rev. MeConnell “Roman Mile.” -3—Horton absent A. M. Solid Geometry finals. Dr. James’ lecture. 7-14—School MEASLES! Horton moved to San Diego. Hover elected Baseball Cap- tain. 15—Foster elected Yell Grace Walthery, Song 17-—Watts back again. 18—Dr. James’ school. Sister gave talk on closed. Leader, Leader. lecture. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. ORO 19—Baseball. (8. P. H. S. 7; Orange 2:) THE BASE-RUNNING OF RICHARDS WAS AN EYE-OPENERINMANY OF THE GAMES Flag Day. Sid won 100-yard dash. Baseball. (Hollywood 8; S. P. H. S. 5.) Cosper is reported a good singer. -Miss Bosbyshell readings. Also English. three Senior gave visited Senior Class organized. Trimonthly exams. Braden of Occidental gave talk on “Our Gold.” Senior meeting. Senior meeting, Senior Staff elected. Harrison appears in new shoes. Staff meeting. Baseball. George oy DE Isles dal sey)

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ClO;PEA improvement of the conditions for this last sport would greatly boom athletics. As dutiful Seniors, we feel it our obligation to mention to our fellow- students that some of the information contained in these pages has been placed there for their especial benefit. May they read and profit. 2 DE ORO In glancing over the records of the Athletic Department, one might think we did not gain many victories. This is so. However, we do not indulge in athletics solely for the purpose of win- ning. Athletics are maintained to give the student various forms of healthful out-door exercise. This we have ac- complished, along with a liberal “help- ing” of clean sport. = GA ENED AG Sept . 4—School opened. Sept. 4 5- Bought text books. Sept. 5-8—Began to get acquainted, Sept. 11-16—Nothing happened. Sept. 19—Coxie organized himself as a post-graduate class. Athletic Association organized. Girls’ Glee Club organized. Boys’ Glee Club organized. Boys’ Basketball practice be- gan. Kighth period inaugurated. Butch stopped school. New basketball suits arrive. Basketball suits worn in rain. (Polytechnic 26, S. P. H. 8. 17.) Oct. 16-20—More school. Oct. 23—Basketb all. (S. P. H. S. 10; Glendale 72. v4-29—Mourning over game, Basketball. (S124 MH Ss Be Oct. 31-Nov. 3—More Noy. 4—Basketball. (Ss JSS Sh 22S Basketball. (S. P. H. S. 44; Hollywood 8.) Rejoicing. Address by Prof. George Whar- ton James. Student Body decided to take up a course of lectures by G. W. James. Miss Leach has a cold. Robert Eskridge entered Senior Class. 23-24— EXAMS. Report cards!! 7?! Talk by Claude Braden on “Trip Around the World.” Sept. 20 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 15 uct. Oct. 30 L, A. High 31.) mourning. Alumni 6.) Nov. 5 Nov. 6-10 Nov. 9 Dec. 3—Miss Powell, Mr. Stone, Mr. Hunter elected by Student Body as Executive Committee. Dec. 4—Prof. James gave first lecture on “Literature of the Aborigines.” Lloyd Cosper appears with a boil on his nose. Rev. Oliver gave talk on “Habit and Opportunity.” 13—Seniors handed in myths—cer- tainly mythical. Mr. Chase, Superintendent of Schools in Reno, Nevada, spoke to students. Athletie Association entertain- ment. Grand success. 18-Jan. 2--Vacation. Dec. 6 Dee. 7 Dec. Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec.

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PLS = Nis eel ter COPA AIR (IAIDE A) prea Pe aN Cae Junior class organized. Senior class pins ordered. Sid Fos- County track meet. won two gold medals yard and 220-yard dash. -Tennis. 100- (S. P. H. 8. 8; Alhambra 5.) Glee Clubs practice. Staff meeting. Foster took bronze 100-yard dash. Senior class meeting. Class play started. medal in DE Apr. Apr. % Apr. Apr. § Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. RO Baseball League game. (Pasadena 7; S. P. H. S. 4.) -Glee Club concert. Big success. —Another Sunday. —Class pins arrive. 9—Baseball. (S. P. H. S.1; U.S. C. Preps 12) 15—Ewing and Whiting make hit as debaters. 20-—Mr. Bush spoke at Assembly. 22—Baseball. (S. P. H. S. 10, Occidental Preps 1.) 26—Rey. Deere spoke at Assembly. 28.—Raymond Stone wears new tie. 29—Debate. (El Monte 192; S. P. H. S. 183.) 30—Senior party by Ed Lawyer and Lloyd Cosper. Junior class meeting. U. S. C, Glee Clu b concert. Pete appears with side burns