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

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rp 'In'-s.,.uf75 New jg Q9 W 99.7 QEv xc!-fe,f ,Tack Hmchhtfe Tnlm Cabhcrt Lois Dlltvflltll Arran lIll1ll'll'1'l Ian Lmy Prcndent Vice Pnnvxdent Secretary YTCIZSIIVCU Chgpr LL-ad,-1 Senlor Class H1story The first davs of warm September having come and gone ln the land of eternal sunshine ue sald goodbye to our summer pl lytrme, and betook ourselves to the court of learning where in the next four years we were to acquire a full understanding of chxvalry the first reahzatxon of our hopes for young manhood and Womanhood As young and tender Strrplrngs entering the realm of chivalry, we came spuired on by many lofty ldeals to live pure, speak true, rlght wrong Our more worthy members during this yea1 carried off the inter class debate, the most noble class assemblx, and the most perfect umform for the girls Led by Dudlev Kebou and guided by Miss Prlce, we fulfilled our first dutles learning obedience, and serving t P great 'lhe followxng Vear of our great adventure we, the Pages, came to know the wars of court where for some of us it was our educatlonal duty to spend the time chiefly ll'I attendance on the ladies, and for others to acquire sklll in the use of arms to 'nd ln future frays Signal honors were won by our orators W1tl1 Mrss Moore our trammg After experience IH the use of arms had quallfied us for further evcplolts we became full fledged Squlres Led again bv Dudley Kebow and made efficient by our garnered knowledge, we accomplished enterprrses of great plth and moment We entertained our fellows with a theater party at the Colonial and the Squires drama, Man on the Box As generous largesse had been bestowed upon us for these wo events, we determined to entertain those Knights who had finished their trammg and were ready to set out in search of greater adventures All feasted sumptuously ln the Great d1n1ng hall which fitted with sail and mast, rlggrng and ropes, resounded to our merrv makmg Thls was our last feat as Squires Kmghthood the highest and most esteemed rank of chivalry, was our next adv meement Because of our lightened pouch, ack H1HChllffC, Whom we had elected to carry our blue and NVl'IltC standard, directed us first to grve a drama Thereupon, The Youngest an as produced wlth much pomp and splendor Soon afteru ards In accordance XV1tl'l an anclent and very dear tradxtlon, those Knights talented ln the art of music gave an assembly One of the last events of the year was the much emosed Knrghts breakfast Wlth Miss Bear as our adviser, we have finished the last and most difficult term of our trammg Commencement, just the begmnlng of other great adventures out on the path of life, is here In the years to come, whether we have failed or succeeded, whether our shields are void, or emblazoned Wrth great deeds, still we shall always love and honor the court of learning vs here we received our first lnstructlon our Alma Mater Page Nmeleen a ' ' x? A ir I U 1 5 sl f , , 1 . 1 Y 1 L i 1 i 1 rl , ' 2 ' . ' V c . c i 1 c i 1 , C , I ' C I rr - - 13 ' - 1 ' ' e . ' If ' ' 7, I. C M' n h- . . W ' If 7! - C C C C ic 'fe 'V i r i . i . . L L . I x . . . K n L - ' C u . K Q I 'g as preceptor and Leonard Janofsky as Chief P-age, we completed the second year in C n , rc - U ' ' , L ' u 1 ' f ' ' KK . , !1 C 1 Q . . V , . . , A g ' L ' 1 C H 4 . .H 4 ' 1 . if q . . ,, . ,, . . . . ' C C 1 L i c '. c . ' 1 is . . 5 . , . . C ' ' KK ' Y! l , i 1 i L - vc 1 I ' . Jr ' 'r ' c . u 37 H ,' ' JL , ' . . . . ,, . ,, . 't 1 - c L A c ' . X Q . ,, . ,,, . . . . . 'V c . . c 1 4 Q I Q C a I g ' ' C C L n nh . C ' l ' i c i c i c 1 . 7 . . . - .