Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A Ray of Light-The Birth of a New Day. The golden sun appeared over the mountains in the east. Sunrise-the day had begun. As we awoke from our ladened slumber we found that a new day had arrived and within us were born new hopes. We realized the importance of our future as we advanced from day 9 We shared our talents and our en- thusiasm, our spirit and at times our de- feats as we were caught up in an ever progressing school life. We studied hard and long but always had time for a foot- lqall game or a dance. Challenges did not bother us as we recalled the words to day acquiring more knowledge aridlf-ft 1' f Homer that He hath the flower of new h nors. We knew that it was her that w were to build the foundatioglkaf ou ch cter and pave the road tp.our s cc ss. We knew what we weif, and w e'in search ofriwhatl-we rfay be. ,uth, wherein is the fu l l n e s s of 03, Kfstrengthf' J As the days passed by, they seemed s Phorter and the fast-moving times swept ,us up. Rarely did we find time to muse l A AW il WV? I in quiet contemplation but when we did, those moments were well spent, for as Rochefoucauld said, Youth is a per- petual intoxication, it is the fever of reason. We pondered questions which men have been meditating for thousands of years. We didn't find the answers but that was not what was important. The year concluded as we walked ln the Path of the Sun, our futures no longer those unknown shadows before us. The life which is unexamined is not worth living Q X9 T A

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