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

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Scholastically. . . The first responsibility of any high school is to pro- vide its students with extensive education, but only a choice few receive the opportunities afforded by modern facilities. Through new processes and specialized tech- niques unknown in the past, Coronado students are able to widen their educational developement and better pre- pare themselves for the future. In such advanced mathe- matics courses as elementary analysis, analytical geom- etry and trigonometry, students make use of the newest equipment and discoveries and gain knowledge to fur- ther themselves. Realizing the modern age soon to be faced, students acquire a practical understanding of the intricate machinery and management of the business world. Never before has such emphasis been placed on the scientific aspect of life as in this decade of space travel and exploration. Established to meet such a need, biology, chemistry and physics provide students with both basic and detailed studies. Since not all students will further their education through college, Coronado offers varied programs of vocational training. However, not to be forgotten are the traditional skills which Coronado adapts to meet the modern needs of expres- sing oneself, staying physically fit and remaining ever- mindful of the world,s history. nu ,wi ,ntl 4' t.... . . ...