Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

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'f n e a gcnoo' a nas seen corzioerao e s a T-l'gh School. There has been ch nge 'c in admfnisTraTior 'n curricuun' ai ange aro progress re sua 5 s- c iymouf. 'ees is sTill The lfeynoTe and ulTinna'e goa o i A School, This o iecTive imp ies hioh sTandaro' oi academic achievemenT, purposeTu accomplishnnenT esulTing Trom direcTed cooperaTfve endeavor, ungere :Tan 'ng oT The prvlege oT receiving a sound high c. oo e uca ion, ai e esire o re fre .or Tne '-iponsibiliTies oT being a True American ciTizen. And to. To The gra uaTing senors and The unde- classmen remaining in school one may :ay ThaT The new halT-cenTury holds much promise Tilled wiTh many challenges. Challenges which are social, economic. and poliTical. De'Tiny has placed 'n your hands The Task oT improving The TuTure by building on The pasT. ThereTore, guard zealously TirsT, lasT, and Torever The sacred heriTage oT democraTic American ciTizenship. In lighT oT The sTaTed obiecTive oT The school we have Tried To prepare you To meeT The challenges oT socieTy, WheTher or noT we have succeeded in our eTTorTs depends upon your TuTure acTions. IT is our TervenT hope ThaT you will bring crediT To yourself To The communiTy, and To Corcoran High School. ROBERT E. LANTZ Ulm'-F.. , This oTTice has mainTained The Cpen Door policy for The sTudenTs This year. The Open Door has ir- viTeo any and all sTuoenT probems. Problems boTh big and small, have been considered and a b3T oT advice or counsel has gone a'ong wiTh The aTTempTed sciu- Tion. The door was opened aT The beginning oT school Tor The sTudenTs To enroll ano geT squared away Tc' This year's worlc. The door has been open Tor all sTuf denTs, Teachers and paTrons To come and discuss ary chosen subie-cT. The door remains oben. IT is my si'- cere hope ThaT The sTudenTs wiii pass Through The open door on Their way ouT oT school This June and Tell me ThaT They have appreciaTed C. U. H. S. EMMTT WHEAT