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

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Roger Del Mar Martha Sansor Frances Ryan Ruth Billhe’ mer Snapshots Music Editor Debating Editor Alumni Editor Helen Hill Ellen Elledge Madeline Egan Hazel Germain Calendar Mounting Jokes Drama Roscoe Ryan Lucile Treff Jean Yule Virginia Clark Assistant Editor Asst. Literary Editoi Girls’ Athletics Society Editor Leon Dostert Charlotte Meckes Virginia Gigas Walter Taylor Asst. Adv. Mgr. Asst. Bus. Manager Asst. Art Editor Asst. Calendar

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Miss Price Donald Thompson Faculty Adviser Editor-in-Chief Hurl Churech ll Robert McEniry Business Manager Advertising Manager 7 , I ll Miss Lauman Mriam Clyde Faculty Adviser Art Editor Herbert Farqueharson Anna Bowling Athletic Editor Literary Editor

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THE COPA DE ORO OF 1923 The Annual Staff this year has tried to produce an annual of which t he school could be justly proud. We have endeavored to produce a book which will present this year’s activities in concise but inter- esting form. Believing that we have accomplished this objective, we present this Copa de Oro to you. Although the Copa de Oro is a senior publica- tion, there are others who have helped to make it a Success. Miss Lauman and the Art Department have worked perseveringly and have co-operated to the ereatest extent possible and we take this oppor- tunity in thanking them for their efforts. To our advertisers who have helped us financial- ly in this publication, we wish to express our appre- ciation. Moreover, for the support and co-operation of the Student Body, for the help of Miss Evans and the Journalism Classes, and Mrs. Linn and her Typ- ine Classes, and to other departments which have helped materially, the Annual Staff wishes to ex- press its gratitude and appreciation. THE TIGER SPIRIT OF 1923 At the beginning of the school year the fresh- man were earnestly requested and the upper class- men reminded to ‘‘get into’’ the spirit of South Pasadena High. When we look back over this year, we must realize that this has been accomplished. The freshman have taken hold and the upper class- men have carried on in the spirit. The athletic con- tests were full of fight and good sportsmanship, as well as all the interscholastie contests. The plays, the programs, and the operas were all carried out in the spirit of co-operation between coaches, stu- dents, and public. In scholarship, a spirit of good will and co-operation has existed between the faculty and the students. And so in the interscholastic activities, in the athletics, and debating; in all school affairs, yes, even in our studies, we have maintained that policy of fight, good will, and co-operation that represents the true ‘‘tiger spirit of S. P. High,”’