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

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A day in the life of scl1ool's staff Perhaps the most important ingredient contributing to one's education, yet the one most often taken for granted, is the faculty. Coronado's teachers often put in unnoticed overtime, sponsor extracurricular activities and supply that extra bit of enthusiasm not called for in their contracts, l-lovvever, most students view only one side of their teachers-the instructor lecturing to the class with a grade book in one hand and a test schedule in the other. Teachers, hovvever, possess other dimensions: they are parents, spouses, students, officers in professional organizations, sports fans, hobby enthusiasts . . . and friends. A i . ,rr ,- 4 .1 .-N 6 ' . hm ' ' e if 1 o I ' 1 'i ' 1 n, if f' f . s f ,Y , , mr, , r . 9 ' J 1 ' f 1 ' or JA 1 I ' at ' 1 4 .fftg 6' 4 . 'W' ,,,4,v 1' ff .1 r. ' ' ,. Xiu. if . Q' 'Mm '49 M' ,r,. f f-icing , P l J. 'J 1 H.. if - 1 ,AH-gA,a,. 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Horkey and Mr. Charles Waters remlriisce about their high school days.

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foe-us Experiences, knowledge and relationships created unique ideas in the mind of each individ- ual, regarding his role during the school year. The sophomore year brought enthusiasm and appre- hension, as sophomores found themselves a target for practical jokers. Later came compliments on the prettiest Christmas deco- rations ever, and for many, that long awaited driver 's license. Magazine sales placed responsibility on juniors as they worked to finance the prom. Junior themes brought long library hours and little sleep. But enthusiasm vvas revived as the ordering of senior rings reminded juniors of oncoming graduation. Easy schedules for many, and a large number of semester graduates characterized the senior year. The majority were exercising long-avvaited adult privileges by graduation. A nd finally, the year brought satisfaction to teachers and administrators as they savv others' accomplishments as evidence of their suggestions and examples. Faculty ....... . . . 14 Sophomores. . . . . . 26 Juniors ....... . . . 56 Seniors .. 88 Close-ups 13

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.Q TOP Reviewing last year's El Viaiero, Super- intendent Ed Irons discusses his role in the school system with Stephanie Shine. lVlost students will recognize lVlr. Irons as the administrator who checks Lubbock's icy streets for safety on snowy mornings. CENTER Taking a break from the meeting's business, the three assistant super- intendents enjoy the 1973 El Viajero, Dr. E.C. Leslie works with administration, lVlr, Jay Gordon handles instruction, and lVlr. Harold Glasscock is in charge of business affairs. BOTTOM Making sure he gets a close shave a sleepy Coach Bill Bundy prepares for a 10 hour day among biology students and football players. QS' i if Pressing issues confront Board Complex new problems greeted the Board of Education as school resumed. Under the guidelines issued by Texas Education Agency, the administrators drew up new rules for operation during the energy crisis. Board members inspected the open concept addition to Hardwick Elementary, and, because part of their job was maintenance and construction of buildings, oversaw the completion ofa library to Mackenzie Junior High. Worry about meeting integration guidelines made dealing with budgets, teacher salaries and transfers even more difficult. Struggling to implement curriculum changes before the 1975 deadline, the Board wrestled with the problem of switching to the quarter system. Faculty 15