Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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Bliss Elsa Carlson lttllliitlttt4tZ2AMtitt4IDN To Miss Elsa Carlson. whose ont' aim in tc-aching has boon tho olovation ot' educational standards, this edition ot' thc COPA DE OBO is affection- ately dedicated. Her fairness, co-op0ra- tion, and willingness to do hor bit for F. l'. H. S. have made Miss Carlson loved by the students of the high school. Sho has been more than a tcacherg sho has bt-en a fricnd.

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lIFtlDllQlIElWV1lDlIQlID 'EUS' have worked tow trd thc perfect annual Although this goal has never been reached, we are still striving with that aim in KQUAQ mind. Each year changes are made to better that year's edi- 1 GQiiQ,Di N the previous years the editors and staffs of the COPA DE OR0 rf Et , . . - . . - , X 1 , K x , - . . . . . 4 tion, sometimes the perfecting of a certain section is involved. NVhile it may mean the addition of a new department or feature, every change is made with some definite need brought on by a defect or deficiency. Therefore, the staff has worked zealously throughout the year to give the students a year-book which will prove more interesting and consequently more satisfactory than in years gone by. l1IPerhaps solne explanation is necessary to point out the changes which have been made this year. Beginning with the rotogravure section, the pictures have been printed in the form of panels to enrich the appearance of the opening section of our book. The next difference is in the senior panels, where we have used a snap-shot of each graduate so that he will appear as he really is in daily lit'e. We still include activities, although they have been arranged a little differently. l1lAs we come to the group class pic- tures, we also arrive at a much discussed point, the junior class picture. After lengthy deliberation and consultation with the engraver, it was fin- ally decided that in order to distinguish t'aces in such a large group, we must have individual pictures. 'Here we have uniform head size and grouping. The sophomore and freshman classes are shown as before in a body. qln order to conserve space, which was needed by other depart- ments, two club pictures have been placed on a page and the calendar has been run in the margin. Write-ups accompanying the pictures have been worked and reworked with a definite object in view, more readable mater- ial. ljI'I'he new features, along with our theme, which is Chinese, are Have you seen ? and Don't you I'0lll0llllJCl'?,, In these pages are given just a few of the characteristics of some of the students of the school. 111 While no change has been made in the snap pages, we have tried to give you more for your money by packing them with only the essential parts of the kodak picture. ljtln concluding the annual, we have used an idea taken from COPA DE ORG of several years ago. This is the prophetic edition of the FLASH. We hope that you will enjoy reading your year- book and really treasure it as a priceless reminder of '32.

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