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

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MARGARET WEST “Divinely tall, and most di- vinely fair.” RUTH JOHNSON “Who does the best her cir- cumstance allows, Does well, acts nobly—angels could no more.”’ JULIAN FLEMING ““As proper aman as one shall find on a summer day.”’ ARTHUR WADSWORTH “Men of few words are the best men.”’ WENDELL ELSEY “The man that blushes is not quite a brute.”’ HELEN ROYCE “With words of learned length and thundering sound.” SENIORS

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; e SS ( er es WARGARED WHSDse. 2.00 President ah, WENDELL ELSEY.... Vice-President k AN JULIAN FLEMING........- Secretary )) RUTH JOHNSON......-..- Treasurer { } es ys, j}] MN ee J, , | We Watt My) Colors Class Motto }l 7 x 4 Fi 7. oN y)° : A Gold and White Esse, von videri 2a {| ») XS iN Y Class Teacher Class Flower fi Miss Leach Shasta Daisy Class Yell—1912 Zip! Zip! Give ’em a tip! “There’s many a slip 'Twixt the cup and the lip.” Don’t fuss! Profit by us— Class of 1912! O O — Listen, my children, and you shall hear G. W. RITCHIE, ’15 Of the daily routine of our Seniors dear. At sunrise each morning they rise from their beds And do the performance which acts on their heads. “A dab of flour, a dab of paint Helps make the ‘12 girls look like they ain’t. The good Senior lad now washes his face, And goes through the duties a Scrub would disgrace. Their perfections are finished, their breakfast is o’er, Then schoolward they strut, where their woes they do pour, Which only their hearts would very much mind; But, Freshmen, don’t mind them, they’re all of a kind. At lessons they sit like quiescent priests, The teachers afraid to rebuke them the least, And when school is o’er they all gather at once To discuss how to become a popular bunch. Ah, Seniors, forget your big-headed ways, And enjoy the rest of your short numbered days; We Freshmen mind not your scorns and your snubs, We enjoy our school life even though we are cubs.

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NELLIE RATCLIFFE “Of manners gentle, of affec- tions mild.” CAROL CASKEY “Firm and sound of heart.” RAYMOND STONE “How heppy could I be with e ther, Were t’other dear charmer away.” GORGE ALLEN ‘Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw.”” OLA FINCH “But screw your courage to the sticking place.” ADELE AXTMAN “She is little—but, oh my !— it’s enough.” SENIORS a