Peshastin Dryden High School - Puma Yearbook (Peshastin, WA)

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THE E9ITOR'S NOTES Well friends and schoolmates, another year has gone by, and an- other edition of the Qomga is presented to you--the success of which you may judge for yourselves. 'The staff'hns worked dilig- ently to have this book ready for you at the earliest possible The Lomoa of 1928 showed a marked date, so--here you are. There are few major changes in this edition but there are sev- eral minor ones, such as the two added pictures of the Junior and Senior play casts and the WFashion Platen in the humor section. I Another thing noticeably changed is the interior art workeethe inserts separating the different sections for instance, are not like those of previous years but are done in color on the mimec- graph. The first thing you probably noticed, however, is that the cov- er design is that of the Indian Head which has become typical of this publication. Though there may be some things left out of this Lomoa most of the important events of the' year would have liked to include that we cannot is Emerson, since he was so popular while he was to be the custom for the Juniors to 1927 saw the first Lomoa presented ...... I In size it was about 6 inches by 95 forty-two pages. But regardless of very nice work done in it. One thing that we a picture of Mr. Ray here, are here. we find that it used Lomas. The year of to the students of P. H. S. inches and contained about its small size there was sons Looking back through annuals of past years edit the improvement in both size and contents. Since it was published when times were the best it was as large as any since then. The annual of 1929 carried out more of the ideas that we are still using. It also had a few more engravings than previous edi- tions. But why go into detail about the annuals of past years? Although we find much variety in the theme carried out, the art work or cover design, each carried out the fundamental purpose of the Lomoa--mainly to put together the events of the year in such a form that they may be kept and read at will. Perhaps you have forgotten the meaning of the nfme of our an- nual or maybe you never knew it. The FORWARD of the 1928 'Lomoa explained this and gave it a real significance. Let us look and see what it said. NHere at the foot of the unyielding mountains, crested with snow unsoiled by man, shrdowed by clouds with nothing between them and the eternal sun, beside the swift Wenatchee, itself just come from J -Y.: , ' ' -- , '. -5 .. , . 4 7 H .