Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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'-L-Q-lt V tl W. R. Hull . . 7 Plnclpfl f MQSSUQQ gentes-- ACING the serious problem ol' 1931-1932. school people agree that the only justification of a state supported system of secondary education, is the fact that the success of democratic government depends on an enlightened citizenry. illlniportant as other phases ot' education may be, it is the first duty ot' the school to promote good citizenship. llllt has been sug- gested that the time has come to shift the emphasis from intellectual attainment, to social fitness. llIThe success ot' such a program depends as much on the so-called extra- curricular activities as upon the traditional classroom work ol' the school. QICOPA DF, OBO brings us annually a picture of these increasingly important activities and thus renders a distinct service to the cause of progressive sec-- ondary education.

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