Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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LA SBNORITH THE Ace or MlSsloNs The swart commander in his leathern jerkin, The priest in stole of snow . . . Cray-clad figures marching onward over the trails of stalwart explorers . . . prudence, moderation, piety and a burning zeal to accomplish their ideal . . . famine and hardship but in the end the goal was attained. lt seems that the thorns and stones of California are finished, wrote Fray junipero Serra. Flowers there are many and beautiful as I have noted beforeg and that nothing might be lacking, today on arriving at the camping place we have met the Queen of them all, the Rose of Castile. 2 : x 7' ,H-k 1 iii .3 IMO!! 36 Ee..-

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