Coronado High School - El Viajero Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Yearbook Honor Mr. Price In two brief years, Mr. Howard Price, through dedi- cation to Coronado High School, has achieved the diffi- cult task of unifying two divided student bodies. With his encouragement and guidance, the students of Coro- nado have been united in loyalty and spirit. Not only has he been a superb student advisor and administrator, but also our friend. Qi With his customary enthusiasm and seriousness, Mr. How- ard Price addresses the Coronado student body for the first time. After a hard day of school activities at Coronado, even a principal enjoys a good newspaper every once in a while. Even though Mr. Price has Z1 busy school schedule. he finds time to keep his yard attractive and well- groomed.

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o Meet Modern Needs sv We?-Ylwitg f - -' ' 5' ,, ' Q - 1 ef' 112 si igf is wg' ffm .fp jst:feftsqyg3:,Qttlgfg3'ft,3f'swgg:igtg.we ,lg The most talented architects, the most modern equip- ment, and the best landscaping combined to build Coro- nado High School, a product of the space age. Modern art forms and colors formed the image of Lubbockfs newest school. But this was not the end, and the newest interior decorating, furnishings and lighting and heating systems were added to give the best educational atmos- phere. And yet the picture is not complete without not only the best, but the newest teachers, straight from the best colleges and universities. To these were added the students, modern through their birth with modern needs to meet the coming demands of science and the space age. Facilities completely unheard of only a few years ago fill just such specialized needs. A competitive spirit inherited from generations of struggling Americans is exemplified in contests of sports and use of scientific equipment and knowledge. The social life keeps up with the space age through new activities and modern adap- tations of the old ones. All these things form Coronado 1967-until the final night . . . graduation, the gateway to the modern world of adulthood.