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

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GAIL VANDEN BRAAK....President DEE Wrasse avans seus Secretary LENORE JUDKINS....Vice-President ARTHUR BIROMWIN tie ccus es Treasurer Colors Pink—Grey Class Teacher Miss Wishard JUNIOR DIGEST (Sophomorie Origin—Senioric Adaptation) There is a Junior Class! This is merely a corroboration of a painful suspicion which may have harassed and troubled your minds since the illustrious class of 13 has been promoted to the peculiar distinction which accompanies class politics, meetings, class caps, glaring notices on the Assembly Room black-board, shrewd ‘‘anti-cheat’” picture committees, et cetera, und so weiter. We would like to suggest that the Freshmen treat the Juniors more kindly and that they attempt to conceal the laughter which is so often provoked by the innocent little conceits which the class of ’13 is wont to practise. The Juniors do not like to be laughed at. It hurts their feelings. That is why we had to puzzle our brains trying to think what that mys- terious inscription, “Special Committee,” might mean, when they might just as well have written “Senior Party Committee.” To quote from a well-known authority on the subject: “It is amusing to note how the Juniors emulate the Senior class; how anxious they seem to fit themselves to step into ‘dead men’s shoes.’ After school they congregate in the hall or in Room 22 for protracted meetings to get ideas from one another how they should conduct themselves when they will be permitted to wear the coveted ‘plaster caps.’ ” The Sophs. take pleasure in extending to the Junior Athletes a little brotherly encouragement to keep on trying on the track. Just watch the little Sophomores and go and do likewise and some day you, too, can win track meets.

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ot LUCILE SPENCER “It is better to be out of the world than out of fashion.” HELEN PIERCE “I have marked a thousand blushing apparitions to start in her face.” FRED HIGH “Sometimes I set an’ think and sometimes I just set.’’ Mr. FUKASAWA “Tl not budge an inch.”’ ARLINE MAGOR “What man dare, I dare.” KATHRYN CLEMONS “Exceeding fair she was not; and yet fair In that she never studied to be fairer Than Nature made her; beauty cost her nothing: Her virtues were so rare.” SENIORS

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