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

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C O P A D E O R O Mr. Bush Mr. .• lnr ' n Mr. Erickson Miss Oldt ADMINISTRATION ' R. GEORGE C. BUSH, as superintendent of schools, has seen the South Pasadena High School progress from an obscure school of thirty pupils to one of the best known schools in Southern California. During this period he has fought to make the city schools as they are today. South Pasadena and its school children will not soon forget what Mr. Bush has done in the past and will continue to do for them in the future. In Mr. John E. Alman, our principal, the students find their best friend in school. It is because of his reputation and judgment that he has been able to help many students attain college education or secure work. Mr. Elmer ]. Erickson, vice principal, is one of the most popuhir members of the fac- ulty. He helps the boys secure part time employment, directs them in vocational problems, and acts as counsellor for college entrance. At all times he has the interest of the boys at heart. In Miss Jessie T. Oldt, dean of girls, is found a most sincere and earnest desire to be a friend to every girl in school. She aids the girls in selecting their programs and helps them solve any difficulties that may arise. Everybody, but especially the girls, will always remember her for the kindly and helpful frien4shJ4p that she has given. S. . Top: Mr. Adams, Mrs. Bcrsin, Mr. Bothc, Miss Borncamp, Miss Bruwn, Mrs. Brock Boitoirr. Mr. Carpenter, Miss Foote, Mr. Green, Miss Farrar, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Halstead. Page Seven