Franklin High School - Almanac Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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0I 0lfUOI lt's been a lot of work, but the pleasure of accomplish- ment in producing the l94l Almanac has far overshadowed the amount of labor we've put forth. We wish to extend our thanks to the numerous people who cooperated in mak- ing this publication possible, for they have helped us to an experience which will remain a lasting memory of our high school careers. Although we have had fun writing copy and designing an artistic book, we feel this has been a vital rung in our ladder of education. lt would be a great life it all educa- tion were so pleasant! Completing our work by the dead- line and making important decisions, has taught us to plan and consider wisely and calmly each problem that has arisen. .We choose the Scenic West as our theme, mainly be- cause the class of S'4l decided to call themselves The Westerners, but also because at this time there is an exigency for learning to appreciate the peaceful, beautiful surroundings in which we of the West live. The pioneers of the old West are noted for their spirit of daring and ad- venture. lt was with this same feeling of adventure that we reorganized the l94l Almanac and produced the records which represent the Benjamin Franklin' student body with- in these covers. All that is lacking now is your approval. Q