La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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THE HIELAND PUBLISHED BY LA HABRA HIGH LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA VOL. VIII, 1961-62 EDITOR JIIVI INOLCOTT USINESS MANAGER NIARGI RANDOLPH DVISOR NIR. WILLIAM DUNTON PHOTOGRAPHER ALBERT 81 JAIVIES

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Man has spent many centuries in the exploration of color, and its useful application to human behavior. Although he has not begun to understand it, several things have been discovered that have much bearing on the lives of all mankind. In centuries past, color and light were woven into the pattern of life, for they were believed to be divine forces necessary to every man's existance. They have always been viewed with awe, because man has never been able to understand either of them. Today, even though man has discovered much about color, the comman man is still unable to grasp the full scope of color. He surrounds himself with it, and Nature constantly envelopes us in it, but we re- main unconcious of it as a true expression of Nature. Because we are constantly aware of color in our life, and because we cannot exist without it in our environ- ment, the 1962 HIELAND staff has chosen color as a theme. Q A LANDMARK to edu- cation, the facade in front of LHHS stands as asym- bol of our ever-increasing scholastic endeavors. 3