Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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PINK IEI Che mahio for 1928 - . V .3-Lt inf .' ' This, the book of life of Redlands High School for the year of our Lord 1928, is .' A .T 'K E t submitted by the staff to the student body ' 1 '1' AT if with the best hopes for its success. I -,V iff It is the product of many hours of care- ' ' A ful planning and of hard work over type- '0 i 53 writer, pastepot, and estimate: as well as I 1 -' of certain hundreds of hard-worked-for 5' 2 , V ,ig and ever-eager-to-escape dollars. To care- : j I ,A lessly read through the pages of a finished .Q S l R' alnnual, ai? Ito labolriously build, dettail ll? . Q, ' - cetai, a ia io witi tie Jurxose o ma - ig ing it outstanding among ail those that 1- f ' 'r'f '- . -ii 1 f' have preceded it, are as the staff for '28 has learned, two very different things. Une more or less unusual method which has been successfully employed to produce a distinctive book with only a limited amount of capital is the use of two-color wood cuts done on special linoleum blocks. This was suggested by Miss Arnold, and the cutting of the blocks was done in the Art Classes by both seniors and underclassnien with old razor blades as the principal tools. The fact that these woodcuts done entirely on the campus were used, instead of zinc etchings made in Los Angeles adds greatly to the local atmosphere of the book. A contest was run for a cover design which would be typical of the school so that it might be used for several years. Jeannette Moore will receive a Klakio as a prize for submitting the winning drawing, which is not only repre- sentative of R. ll. S., but harmonizes well with the art motif used this year. :Ks the Makio goes to press efforts are being made to have this design officially selected for the '20 and '30 Makios. Competition among the three classes as to which would pay for the greatest per cent of Nlakios signed up for by its members was instituted as a precedent this year. The winning class was to receive their annuals a day before the others. It is hoped that this contest, which was won by the seniors, will be retained as a tradition in future years. The staff for 1928 is proud of what they have attempted to make the best Nlakio yct published by a senior class, and as the debris of the battle is cleared from the editorial desk they leave their best wishes for an even more successful year to Leslie lioley and liill Nance and the staff-to-be of the Makio for 'ZW THE Emroiz. I 12 1 xv fx Y mae