Lincoln High School - El Eco Yearbook (Lincoln, CA)

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what Price Education? Always desirous of improving educational conditions, the faculty of Lincoln Union High ndsh to discuss certain points which are vitally important to you, Whether you be members of the g'ra1.luating class, parents, prospective parents, or just plain taxpayers. Education in this community has reached a very critical point, especially when the question arises as to whether or not the public can afford it. After all, education- good education that is-does cost moneyg and during an inflationary period, such as the one which is curnent today, the cost is bound to be high-er than during more normal times. To be completely efficient, schools must have not only good teachers but also modern equipment, an increased number of teaching aids, testing devices, up-to-date texts and wider selection of library books, all of which cost money. Nor can you have a worthwhile educational plant if, inst-eadl of offering a Wide variety of subjects, you find it necessary to cut down to only the bare essentials. For one thing, it would indeed be very dull for the students, as there Woul'dn't be the diversity of experience so neceeealry in preparing a person for a full and interesting lite. Lincoln is not a large community, that's true, nor does it have a large school as compared with city systems. On the other hand it definitely doesn't by any means look like the poorest community in the state. The important point to consider is the fact that you do have some young people here who are well worth knowing, who are capable of great possibilities. All of these, as well as the average ones, deserve the very best that you can give them. And it is your responsibility as citizens of a growing American community to see that they get it. You cannot save pennies in the process of molding character. THE FACULTY S

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Cldable of Conlents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS AND ,ACTIVITIES VOCATIONAL CLASSES SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS 7

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