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

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hmm L BEAR PRESTON B PIUMB JR HAZEI TUCKER BE-muce RUSSELI PIENRY SCHULTZ Ad-:user Prcszdenl V1re Przndent Serretary Treasurer SENIOR HISTORY Our hlgh school days are over We are proud to have been a part of S P H S these four vears Before us lles a neu. field, a new thrlll yet ln splte of these delrght ful pleasures, we slgh at partlng with our frrends All through our hlstory runs a strarn of joy and success, and we can boast of enthusiasm, loyalty, and reverence It seems only a day slnce We were freshmen How proud we were those days that first year when we were so falthfully led by our presrdent, Paul Stone, and our class advlser, Mlss Brown, who aided us rn the productron of the Spamsh assembly whxch wxll always be remembered as one of the finest assemblles ever glven m the school We passed from the mferlor ranks of mfmcy to our second year Those days were lrnportant sophomore davs are always rmportant Frank Helblmg, our neatt presldent, with Mlss Nash as class advlser, gulded us to further prommence rn the school actlvltnes The Jubilee Quartet program was sponsored by our class durmg th1s year Our class also dld ya ell ln class debates Then came the third year, the begmnmg of our upper class career Edmond Heath broke our path thls trme aided by Miss Moore We defeated the senlors ln the mterclass debate, and the junior play, The Goose Hangs Hrgh wxth 1ts brrl llant cast, added to our measure of success That vear the yunlors entertalned the usual unlor Senior banquet As we contemplate our fourth and our last year we know we have reached our goal Preston Plumb, our last presldent, and Mlss Bear our class advlser, have led us to the pmnacle of our success The crownmg event m the hrstory of the class was the class play, Adam and Eva, with a clst which the future senior classes will find hard to equal Wxth the funds secured from this productlon and from the Rlalto Theatre party we purchased as a glft to the school stage furmture for a llvmg room 1nd dlnlng room scene An entirely new xdea was used thls year IH the Class Nxght program Drfferent sections of the country yy ere portrayed rn musrcal and comedy sklts mstead of the usual long play It was, mdeed Krug s Amerlcan Clmuae Sourzs mstead of Balreffs Russian Chauzfe Sourzs This annual, the 1928 Copa de Ora, I9 the last of our achlevements, an ever lastrng memorlal of the claw of '28 to our Alma Mater The force of frxendshlp these four vears has bound us closely, never to be broken It IS wxth the smcerest regret and fondest memories that vue say fareyy ell to S P H S Page 1' truly one . . 1 . l Y K n 1 n u I 4 F I i .K 1 Y . y y . . . - . . -1 . c ' c ' ' . - YM ' c l I s . ' n I l ' C 2 ' . ' . 1 '-' - ' c . c , 1 . . c- . r. I . I Y I u -5 L . 7 , n V . 1 . . - Q i 1 D . , r 7 . 1 . y y . . V ,, . ,, . . . 4 my . , . ' .K K ln. e C ' K seniors with a theatre party at the Pasadena Community Playhouse instead of the .7 . I ' - ' 1 . . ' 1 1 1. ' 1 , T . . . 5' . ' , 1 '. . l L n T urn . . . L .t 1 . . ' . 'Q ' ' r . ' . ' l . 4 .1 C . I is f . C . . l 2 ' ' . . my y . I J M . F . L K Y . , . I . . . , . 1 '. . , . c - , c . P.l l I n .x rc y 1 .K . - 1 I D Cs A l . l C 1 s Y c . . , s 1 . ' c 1 .fr 7 . . . . ' Q, v.

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