Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

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A Coronal Editorial By J.R. • Amidst the whims, serious stuff, and clutter of our rush-a-day life at school, it is seldom that we take time to realize the values offered us by the great free educational system in the United States. But the values aren ' t all cashed in for us automatically. Our American birthright of educational opportunity regardless of our race or creed is an all-important heritage — and responsibility. Those of us who realize that we have to put out to capacity in order to cash in on the benefits of that heritage will be the men and women who will succeed in life and keep our nation ' s standards and ideals high. That ' s the way it is with life ' s wider opportunities beyond the last CHS textbook and exam and Hi-Y or Hi-Tri planning session. Those who just coast along, barely managing to meet requirements are wasting their birthright here; they are only spectators of school life; they aren ' t changing it, coloring its activities with their personalities, and living it. But those who come at the challenges of school life with the idea that top benefits come only though working to capacity will know how to cope with any challenge that the world has to offer later. We need the full benefits of our education now as has no other generation in history. We cannot say as Pop used to, Well, I reckon I ' ve learned my three ' r’s ' in school and have my education. With the scientific and social developments in our day moving at the pace they are, we cannot even imagine being satisfied with an education that hasn ' t given us experience in the kind of leadership that is gained by throwing our full energies into the over-all life of the school. We need this in addition to mastery of the skills. Now as we go on to college or employment seeking a higher degree of knowledge and usefulness — or, in the case of the sophs and juniors, as they work for a CHS diploma — let us go at it with the realization that the more energy we put out the greater will be the heights in life that we will attain.

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THE YEAR CORONAL PICTURES OF THE YEAR Coronal pictures of the year — These C.H.S. campus shots were taken by members of the Camera Club, the newest C.H.S. organization. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Cogswell, 18 amateur photogs had C.H.S. in focus all year. Shots on this page were taken by Dorine Moore, Ray Nichols, Jesse Garcia, and David James.

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Qoe£ to a faculty Snack (Party