Coconino High School - Reflections Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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whsul K OFFICE PER ONNEL Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Garduno APEX Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Chavez, Mrs. O'Dair, Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. Wells, Mrs. Stuart, Mr. Armenta, MIS. McMacken, Mr. Gill. SOCIAL T DIE Mr. Guay, Mrs. Lakin, Mr. Furst, Mrs. Yogerst, Mr. Dumas.

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M1 f7Q PeteQen, 'A Mr. Wolfe, vice mipal f ADMI I TRATIO Once again the students and faculty at Coconino High School have had a very productive school year. lt is obvi- ous that many students have worked very hard in the class- room and we have had a large involvement in extra- curricular activities. We can all be proud of our school. Let's keep up the good work and continue to su-ive for improvement in all areas. Cf, Seniors: We started our careers at CHS together three years ago, and it has been a busy, exciting, and profitable three years. We have all grown from our experiences. It has been rewarding to lcnow all of you fin my various capacitiesj. It will be exciting to see what directions you take now as you prepare to leave CHS armed with that all- important diploma. Good Luck! ! juniors: You are more than halfway to attaining your graduation from high school. Next fall, as you assume the major burden of leadership among students of CHS, you will discover that you will be required to depend less and less upon others for support. You will be required to take more and more responsibility for everything you do. When you are able to accept this responsibility, you will have become a mature person. Best wishes to you all. Sophomores: It was predicted that you would be a most difficult class when you came to CHS last fall. You have proven the prediction false! The upperclassmen, faculty, and administration have been pleased with your spirited performance and organization as a class. Keep up the good work. Set your goals, and keep them in mind. If your growth continues at its demonstrated rate, you will be a most remarkable class. Mia ua,

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