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

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L A s E N O 11 I T . l I I 1 I' b. ', i bn M-.-,:.w.i-vaA.,,! If M- L 2:3 A SPQ' ' I, , gs 'CIN QE, V '1'-N LM.-4 'f1f1?2h?F X TABLE OF CONTENTS I THE FACULTY II THESENIORS III CLASSES IV ACTIVITIES V SPORTS VI THEANNUALSTAFF VII FEATURES VIII HUMOUR iii ,L-, -., I., 9

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, L,,.,i,,i5im. ,,i' -,li L ,,,,,,miiii'll illlii-,,gel1i,ri,.s, 'lliiiiliiililiil at-lllllllilliirilliiiiillf V ,, LA SENORITLM55 will lil ' if THEME POEM The sparkling smiles of senoritas gay, The laughing eyes of every senor bold, Who filled the joyous, happy, carefree days With songs and smile, a treasure more than goldg The hardy blood of pioneers so true, So daring, bold, reliable, and strong, Progressing ever forward, steadfast to A beacon light that led them always on, The vain desires that those dreamers had Who ever sought the golden land of hope, Though disappointed, going onward glad, Their dreams enlarging evermore their scope: O California, of such hopes and fears Thou yet are made, a dream transcending years. -Mary lane Fulmer. , iii. .3 1 IFVOND -..gf 8

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LA SBNORITHQ, Q No, THE LAND OF THE AMAZONS And ancient tables say that far to the east on the right hand of the Indies and very close to the Earthly Paradise, lay the fair island of California. lt was peopled with women who lived like the Amazons. Their arms were of gold, and of gold was the harness of the wild beasts they tamed to ride. ln the whole isle there was no metal but gold. Nil' iw lx t , l ll , X V X a L N if llil J -A -..ii 10 33..-