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

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C O P A D E O R O Miss Thom;is Miss Waterman Pflge Eight

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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

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- C O P A D E O R O i • J f.iirv Gcodin ' i Jack Helms Leo Feder Bill Flanagan Eleanor HecUwitii Weiislev K.rug Gearv BunJschu Larry Thompson T ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY O INTERPRET and to enforce the constitution of the South Pasadena High School is the duty of the Commission. The responsibility for student activities lies vested in the hands of these ten who are chosen each year hy the student body to represent them in all matters which pertain to the school activities. Leo Feder, commissioner-general, presided over all commission meetint s and the weekly associated student body assemblies. Besides arranging programs for the assemblies, Leo has maintained and upheld the traditions and precedents of the school. As commissioner of publicity, Wensley Krug faithfully kept the minutes of all student body and commission meetings. Advised by Miss Rebecca Hayslip, journalism teacher, Wensley furnished accounts of all student activities to five newspapers. Keeping an accurate account of all student body receipts and disbursements with the aid of Mr. H. Guy Wood, his adviser, was the task of Alvorci Green, commissioner of finance. He had charge of the A. S. B. sale and business which pertained to student body funds. Under the supervision of Mr. James R. Carpenter, Jack Helms, commissioner of ath- letics, had charge of all athletic contests. He presided over the assemblies at which athletic awards were presented and supervised activities directly associated with athletics. Harry Goodin, commissioner of debate, coached and made arrangement? for inter- scholastic debates and inter-class forensic contests. With Miss Am}- R. Foote as superviser, a successful year was carried out. Commissioners of Bovs and Girls were James Torrey and Eleanor Beckwith. Jim pre- sided over the Boys ' meetings and had charge of all activities sponsored by that body. Eleanor, known to the students as Jimmie, called Girls ' League cabinet meetings every second and fourth Monday of each month. Mr. Elmer J. Erickson and Miss Jessie T. Oldt were the respective advisers. Bill Flanagan, Larry Thompson, and Geary Bundschu, president of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes respectively, were the remaining members of the commission. They met at all times with the other members of the commission, but had no vote on questions except those concerning their class. Page Nine