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

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' ,4 . we-f-rvffae 5, we-7 Ei 9931! Acknowledgments This book could not possibly be the success that it is, if it were not for the won- derful response that we have received from everyone upon whom we have called dur- ing the compiling of it. As always, there have been those numerous people who have helped in the spirit of unselfishness. To them we are grateful beyond measure. The Staff desires to express its appreciation especially to the following: To Miss Sturgeon, who has not only directed and helped her class in the art work, but has also devoted many valuable hours of her spare time towards making the Copa de Oro an artistic achievement. To M1'. Bliss, the librarian of the Huntington Library, for granting several mem- bers of the staff the privilege of viewing the old manuscripts. To the Hiller Studios, 900 Green Street, Pasadena, and especially to Mr. Arm- brust, who has always been ready to suit his time to our convenience in the making of the pictures. . To the Commercial Arts and Engraving Company, 4-17 Pico Street, Los Angeles, and more personally to Mr. Young and Mr. Lewis, who have freely given their advice and their time. ' To the Bert Rose Company, 317 Central Avenue, Los Angeles, and especially to Mr. Rose and Mr. Terry, who have given many helpful suggestions concerning the publication and printing of this book. To the YVeber McCrea Company, 421 E. 6th Street, Los Angeles, bookbinders, for their cooperation with the final step of the Copa de Oro. To the students of S. P. H. S. who, by their cooperation, have made the book possible. ' And, above all, to Miss Bear is the editor indebted for her faithful and tireless assistance, given cheerfully and unselhshly from start to Hnish. Books-A Sonnet By RAYMOND LINDMAN Oh! how I wish that l might see the sights Of many a Wond'rous land, far, far awayg And to hear the roar of waves in rounded bays, Or sit enthralled as day fades into night. Cr through the ages past I, traveling, might See famous wars and hear throughout the day The thundering guns that scare the saucy jay, See men for honour, love or fame in fight. And yet I know it is but all in vain To wish, and so llll have the next best thingg As in my room the sound of dripping rain That patters on the roof, sweet visions brings, Upon the shelf some dusty books I see, That now shall tell the tales of men to me. Page Fourteen

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