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

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E. Dalton There was a young lady named Evelyn, Who always in Latin was delvin’. Although she will study Till her brain is all muddly, -She’s ready in fun to go meddlin’' » Alstine Parmenter There was a young gent who had gumption, And he never did lack the presumption To say what he wanted, And what his mind haunted . He gave to his tongue for consumption. Francis North There was a young man we called “Stuff,” Who in science was good with the bluff, But he was quite blasé, And was bored all the day, Was this haughty young fellow called “Stuff.” Lucy Dunn Although this girl’s name is Loo Dunn, She isn’t so done she’s not fun. She’s there with a grin, Whene’er you come in, And soon your heart is quite won.

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Jack Hopkins There was a young man they called “Hop,” Who in football went to the top; He was a good senior Of stately demeanor, ,Was this jaunty young fellow named SEOs Katherine Ward “Arma virumque cano,” Katharine can say if it’s so; For when it is Latin Her voice is like satin , From scansion to parsing “amo.” Eugenia Williams Eugenia is handy with the brush, And on art has made quite a crush; Those little corkscrew curls Rouse envy in all the girls, Though to admit it would make them all blush. Fred Miller There was a young man named Fred, Who, on the least provocation, turned red; School doings he supported, His schoolmates he exhorted; , Did this lively young fellow named Fred. 27

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Fred Thomson A chap who appeals to most folks, Is one who at life never croaks. He’s a violin virtuoso And deserves merit-uoso 'For the soul-thrilling airs he evokes. Kate Merrell In Girls’ Leagues and Class Plays She does work nights and days; Her smile always ‘sunny, She helps us make money; , Our Kate we’ll remember always. Josephine Hunt There was a young girl we named Jo. Who was anything but what we eall slow. She had lots of pep, Always ready to step, This jolly young lady named Jo. Braeme Gigas There was a young fellow called Braeme, Whose expression was always the same, But at heart he was good, In athletics, high, stood, . Did this amiable fellow named Braeme. 29