Fairfax High School - Colonial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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CCDNTENTS MINISTRATIO TUDENTBGDY R A D U A T E S HER CLASSES TRAfCURRICULA ATHLETICS FAIRFAX LIFE

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N . , , m ' , FL F Lg I I , Wm IF THE TERM, THEME, SIGNIFIES A SPE' CIFIC EFFORT TO INJECT A CENTRAL FOREIGN THOUGHT INTO AN ANNUAL, THEN THE 1937 COLONIAL HAS NO THEME. INSTEAD, THE EFFORTS OF THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL STAFF HAVE BEEN DIRECTED TOWARD THE TASK OF PRODUCING A BOOK WHICH WOULD PRESENT AT THE SAME TIME AN INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE BOOK AND A TRUE AND ACCURATE PICTURE OF STUDENT LIFE. THIS DE' PARTURE FROM THE TRADITIONAL FORM OF SCHOOL ANNUAL HAS MADE POSSIBLE A DIFFERENT AND INFORMAL STYLE OF TYPOGRAPHY AND MAKEfUP USUALLY FOUND ONLY IN THE MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE TYPE OF PUBLICAf TION. IF THIS CHANGE HAS CAUSED RESULTS WHICH ARE PLEASING, THEN THE STAFF OF THE 1937 COLONIAL WILL BE SATISFIED. IF THESE RESULTS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY, AT LEAST WE HAVE HAD THE EXPERIENCE OF PRODUCING, AND YOU OF READING A PUBLICATION WHICH IS DIFFERENT FROM THE USUAL MONOTONOUS STYLE OF SCHOOL YEARBOOK.

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IN MEMO RIA R O B E R T E E T Y B O B B Y E I E S ALEXANDER MCATAVISH MARILYN SLAFE WINIERED TRGSPER JAMES G. WALLACE