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

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'Y-QQ, Gia ggE x, . chosen in appreciation of the unusual beauty of R e iw HE theme, .fMountains of Southern C3l1f vironment. Within our view looms the majestic of Old Baldyg the charming, familiar curve of foothills' the soft color of chaparal. The mountains are like a back drop for the drama of our high-school days, and we wish to acknowledge our awareness of their inspiration. The division pages of La Palma trace in symbolic fashion the changes which the seasons bring to Southern Califor- nia mountains. In autumn the canyon sycamores are aflame with color. In winter the gleaming crown of snow beckons us to come and play in its white coldness. In spring the candle-like yuccas scattered over the foothills catch our hearts with their sheer loveliness. In summer the desert seems to creep in upon usg our mountains are dry and brown under the summer haze. Thus the theme, Mountains of Southern California, is carried through the book by emphasizing seasonal changes. We hope that all who read La Palma '35 will enjoy the splendor of our environment more than they did before.