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

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' ,4 , Rr -,gr'44f K wav EB 99:15 . -1355117 If BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. W. R. H. Weldon Mrs. Louis R. Ball Mr. Frederick Heath Administration Dear Friends of the Graduating Class of 1927: Your graduating exercises mark the 20th anniversary of the first commencement held by the South Pasadena High School. On June 27, 1907, five girls and one boy received the first diplomas issued by our high school, which then had an enroll- ment of sixty-five students. Since that time 1,061 boys and girls have graduated. Your class brings the number of alumni up to 1,200. A N I feel great pride in our graduates, as do all of the citizens of South Pasadena. We all look to you for leadership in the not Mr- George C. Bush far distant future. A great many of our leading and progressive citizens today are your fellow alumni. Think of the possible I powerful and helpful influence upon a city of 1,200 alumni of high ideals, of fine preparation for living, and of a strong deter- mination to make our high school an effective factor in molding good citizens. I am proud of your achievements thus far, and I have great faith in your ability to carry on. I congratulate you upon your graduation and extend to each of you my best wishes for your continued success. Yours very sincerely, GEORGE C. BUSH, Superintendent. Page Eighteen