Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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Page Sixteen Q L1 .Ji'l'l'fll1Al.. STAFF - - e - Tlellqwun Oliver - f- Douqlas Anderson - Elbert McGlashan mrs, Pearl 119. Driscoll - Theodore A Ellestad Assistant Printing lnstructor Raqmond J. Caseq Editor-inechief Jlrt Editor - Business Manager Facullu Adviser '- Printing Instructor EDITORIALS Once more the school year has come to an end and with it com- mences the life work of the graduating class. Each year the process repeats itself, heartbreaks for few, joy for many. The graduating class steps into life beyond the walls of Coalinga High and will soon be a part of two different worlds, the one in which the inhabitants are still questing more education in the halls of higher learning, and the other, where life is more stern and education is gain- ed from experiences rather than from books and the lips of the learned. For every graduate we wish success. To each one of them we would say: Do what you do as well as the man in you can do it, with all your heart, and all your soul, and all your honor, and all your brain. Build your foundations well, otherwise you are plan- ning a magnificent failure for your superstructure. During our school life education and the ability to do things in a practical way have been strongly emphasized. Mastery of the thing attempted, see ing the job through to the end -'these we have had constantly before us as the ideals of attainment. X J il