Hermiston High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Hermiston, OR)

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We, the staff of Purple and Gold, have endeavored to present in this edition a unique reminder of an- other school year. We labored under some difficul- ties due to material shortages, nevertheless, three ob- jectives have been sought: Firstg to carry a color theme of purple and gold throughout the boolx. This has been done with spec- ial division pages and other uses of color on page layouts, also by employing the tivo-color binding. Secondg to bring the best photographic coverage of all activities in spite of severe shortages of such ma- terials, and the increased cost. This has been accomplished by the use of actual photograph pages instead of cuts or other reproductions. Thirdg to meet a serious shortage of available paper stock, thus forcing a book of reduced size. This was happily completed by eliminating all 'tspace ads and including only names and addresses of the var- ious patrons. lt is our sincere hope that we have achieved to the complete satisfaction of every reader these aims and objectives.

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Due to the fine leeulership and cooperation of the 2lfllllllllStl'2ltlVQ hoches of our school, we have been zihle to achieve an enviable reeorcl among' other high schools of our size in the State. The appreciation of every student is herewith given to the Boamel ot Trustees and Faculty of Hermiston Union High School.