Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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i a Foire y ord Every period of California history pulsates with human interest. But ages before the dawn of human history, California possessed a geography of fascinating variety, a geologic wonderland on a gig- antic scale. The Golden State is famous for her matchless mountains and fertile valleys, for her rivers and lakes and far-flung coast line, while her salubrious climate has attracted eager multitudes. Nature has been a benign mother to fair California. Nowhere are there more beautiful wild flowers, and favorite among them all the poppy. Brimmed with the golden vintage of the sun. Here is the home of countless birds and animals and fishes. Yonder in the heights tower the giant Sequoias, with the unmatched eloquence -of reverent silence. Bountiful resources in gold and other mineral treasure, in noble forests, in rivers and lakes and the greatest of all oceans, in the fertile soil of valley and hillside, here indeed are the gifts fit for gods, yet vouchsafed to the children of men. Then happy, thrice happy, are we, fortunate dwellers in this land of heart ' s delight! As a native Californian, is there any wonder that I love my state? As a child of pioneers, is it strange that I am entranced by the seduc- tive out-of-doors? As a citizen of the Commonwealth, should I not cherish her history and forever exalt the ideals that have made this favored land our beloved Empire State of the Pacific? With Van Dyke I sing: Ml av : I love thine inland seas. Thy groves of giant trees. Thy rolling plains: Thy mystic canyons deep. Thy mighty river ' s sweep, Thy mountains wild and steep All thy domains. . SiSilBlilF ifi;;,? «l(i(iS iii« ' JR '