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

 - Class of 1915

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Accomplishments For County Championship, Section B, in Bootball. Baseball Championship Tennis Championship of Section B. Made third place in Basketball League. Following high school track records broken: Pole Vault—Bruce Rogers. Mile—Ralph Wood. Lowhurdles—Billie Powell. Low-Hurdles—Billie Powell. Shot-Put—Bruce Spencer. Won Silver Trophy Cup in Relay Race. Installed moving picture machine. the Year 1914-1915 Installed lights and hot water showers in athletic dressing rooms. Debating—Fourth in Southern California Debating and Oratorical League. Won third medal in Pomona College Declamation Con- test—Henry St. Pierre. Founded High School News. Founded Student Body Bookstore. Donated forty dollars to Belgian Relief Fund. Donated fifteen dollars to Tuskegee Institute. Issued, not the biggest, but the best Annual in the history of the school.

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well remembered by the present Seniors at least, that they wish to extend to you the enjoyment they have derivd from a study of the quaint Dutch type. We herewith present for your approval this Annual. While not gigantic in proportion, we trust that much glean- ing has rendered it interesting and profitable reading, and that the school spirit and loyalty expressed in its pages may make it a lasting memento of happy days spent in dear old Seles Jo kas): We invite your inspection. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS In publishing an Annual, one of the greatest problems that confronts the student body of any school is the matter of securing finances necessary to carry the project through successfully. The customary way is to sell advertising space to the merchants of the home town to meet the de- one of mand. Many merchants belong to associations, whose functions is to discourage advertising in any but South Pasadena has such a Mer- chants’ Association, which felt it must sustain just such an accredited newspapers. advertising standard. But this year when, as usual, a por- tion of the Annual was put on the market for advertising purposes, a special measure was passed by the Association, suggesting that the merchants of the city donate a sum equal to the advertising space they would have taken, less the If the merchants preferred to advertise, The result has been most satisfactory for the Annual; the allotted cost of printing. however, they were given the privilege to do so. pages have been used and we have also a |'st of donations In order that a list of the page of the that have increased our funds quite materially. recognition of these donations may be made, merchants contributing is printed on the first advertising section. To prove our gratitude, and to prove also that the Annual is a good means of advertising, is the share left to the stu- The last business year has been one of the most depressing for years. But the local merchants, through their generosity and loyalty to South Pasadena High School have made it possible for us dents and loyal supporters of the Annual. to sell all our advertising space, and in doing so they have made it possible for us to publish a larger and better Annual for the students than was at first hoped. In justice, this places an obligation upon our shoulders. To us and to every loyal supporter of the Annual is left the task of return- By distributing Annuals among our friends and thus attracting ing in full measure this kindness. How can we do it? them to our beautiful city. Every city is known by the standard of its schools and is judged through the quality of work turned out. Every page of advertising and every donation speaks in itself for the spirit of good citizenship and good fellowship existing in the relations between the school and the business world. Last and most important, let us make it our duty to find out the merchants helping us, and, other things being equal, purchase from these mer- chants. They have spent their money with us; we should spend our money with them. Show that you are a whole- hearted, well-rounded, appreciative student, and patronize our advertisers.

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