Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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T : 5 A K 1 W LABOR AND MACHINERY RALPH REX

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-- ' FRESH MAN CLASS oFF1cERs Second Row: Roberfs, Rodriguez. Fiursf Row: Agnew, Hogan.

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Tl-IE FRESHMAN CLASS -by Jean Agnew - E FRESHMEN lead an awfully unevenfful life. Nofhing ever happens. I fear we , haven'f made much of an impression on Cifrus. buf Cifrus cerfainly has made an im- pression on us. I fhink our firsf day af Cifrus should be enumerafed among fhe greaf evenfs in our lives. Perhaps fhe upper-classmen will remember cerfain bewildered individuals who rushed abouf, frying nof fo appear foo fresh- man-like, while ofhers sfared wide-eyed in awe, wifh moufh agape. ,af fhose mosf honorable and fowering seniors. And fhen-buf perhaps fhe freshmen would prefer fo lef fhaf remain buried in fhe remofe pasf. Our nexf surprise was our firsf assembly. If was rafher rough on us, because we were fhe brunf of mosf of fhe iokes passed. A few of us shrank info a corner. 'wa back by fhe door, only fo be fold fhaf if was a forbidden place: and a few of us wenf so far as'fo commif fhe error of fres- passing upon fhe hallowed seafs of fhe iuniors and seniors. You need have no fear on fhaf score. We were soon puf in our place 'lwifh a bang l. Perhaps if would be kinder fo pass over fhe blunders of fhose firsf few weeks and progress fo safer sub- iecfs. Our nexf big fhrill was our incorporaf- ing info an organized class. One of The reasons for our enioying if so was fhe facf fhaf no upper-classmen were presenf fo observe if. A shadow was casf over our class by fhe fafal accidenf of our presidenf's fafher. Mr. Fred Roberfs. We offered our very sincere condolences and gave Fred our sympafhy. Then came our firsf reporf cards wifh fhe goodl?l news fhey broughf. They broughf surprises, pleasanf and ofher- wise. Buf on fhe whole, we were quife pleased wifh our records. Well, l've racked my brain: and l can'f fhink of anofher single fhing fhaf has happened fo us. Our lives are un- evenfful, aren'f fhey? SUNSET -by Cliffon Shoemaker When shadows fall, fhe sun sinks low be- hind fhe hills: And flplesongbirds cease fheir joyful ca . ' The sun sinks lower and lower sfill. Then fhe liflle crickefs begin fo chirp, And a hush falls over all. The new moon .comes ouf in all ifs bril- liance behind a row of poplar frees. The firsf brighf sfar peeps ouf up in fhe sky, And fhe smell of new-mown hay Greefs fhe nosfrils of fhe weary farm- er's boy Trudging on his homeward way. ln fhe disfance an owl hoofs ouf his mournful cry, And fhen all is sfill. INDUSTRY NUMBER 0-0 0 0