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

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Grace Kelley There was a young lady named Grace, Who had such a good looking face, She was not a bit hesitant, So they made-her class president, -This jolly young lady named Grace. Elliot Hine O young Edward Elliot Hine, In all of his studies did shine, In track won the mile And was ever the style, ‘This gallant young fellow named Hine. Pud Hadden Bottles of pep he’s in store With jazzy selections galore, No fun has he missed, But, like “Oliver Twist,” -He is always asking for more. Margaret Westcott There was a young lady named West- cott, Who was either quiet or not, But have it each way We all want her to Stay. Yes, this pleasing young lady named Westcott. 21

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ae FP ae ea SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Grace Kelley Paul Hadden President Vice President Violet Lent Mrs. E. M. Bartlett George Powell Secretary Class Teacher Treasurer Motto Colors ‘ Non ministr ari, sed Turquoise blue and violet ministrare”’

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Elzo McCluskey What else o’ my pen can you ask, In this fierce biographical task Than to say for McCluskey He’s the ladies’ own husky. Than to toil he would far rather bask. Gladys Uzzelle There’s one in the class most plain- spoken, Of concealment she has not a token. Her eyes they are glad; I’ve ne’er seen them sad; .Though her tongue is sometimes pro- vokin’. Maude Sherbing There was a young lady named Sher- bing, Who was never the least bit disturbing; She wasn’t too quiet, But came pretty nigh it, This interesting girlie named Sherbing. Helen Jacobs A girl who is friendly, we know, Her laugh is a balm for all woe, She’s fond of the boys, And loves a good noise, -And never has made her a foe. 22