Coronado High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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O fy O O This year's Radio Club broad- casted another year of KCRN, Coronado Cougar Radio News. The radio show was aired every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings and every night after school. The show broadcasted school announcements, general informa- tion on community activities, and commentaries on controversial subjects. The club also did inter- mittent shows on various local ra- dio stations. The club's main goal was to im- prove relations and communica- tion between all factions of the school. The club was headed by Dr. Robert Smith. The officers were President, Bryan Gianesin, and Vice- President, Steve Hye. Radio Club Broadcasts Another Year Of KCRN l BOTTOM ROW: Bryan Gianesin, Gerrie Walker, Dave Rassmussen. TOP ROW: Steve I-lye, Meredith Daniel, Dr. Robert Smith. Radio club sponsor Dr. Robert Smith talks about KCRN. Club officers, Bryan Gianesin and Steve Hye, smile after airing the news. Bryan Gianesin broadcasts for KCRN,

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1 :V LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Luna, vice- president: Patty Fawcett, president. Matt Sydow contemplates a DECA project. BOTTOM ROW: Rich Wetherbee, Brenda Reed, Keith LaMee, Rich Spurgeon, Patty Fawcett, Bob Romero, Robin Lawson, Larry Lee, Ernie Griego. TOP ROW: Mr. Greg Hogan, student teacher: Kelly Rathbun, Ron Rhea, Tammy Leach, Debbie Luna. Not pictured: Chris Jensen. .,,.w ' V- W? . .,f,,?.,,,,,,,.' .V mf.. ,WJ by M 5 '15 si Q O0 O

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Foreign Languages Offer Cultural Experiences BOTTOM ROW: Miss Dina Duncan, student teacher, Patricia Ginther, Maureen Hickey, Clyde Lehmkuhl, Cindy Yamada, Jeanette Tharp, Debra Wittman, Cindy Foltz, Mrs. Margo McMillen, Candie Gammel, ROW 2: Andy Lucas, Robert Strickland, Tim Lasher, Maria Morelli, Cheree Bonke, Karen Howerton, Kaye McNamara, Maureen Acord, Jennylynn Manown, Amy Brooks. TOP ROW: Dale Ferbrache, Julie Ormsby, Pat Slowey, Jaleen Brooks, Kathy Hicks, Sandi Crowninshield, Ruth Ann Knutsen, Joyce Benson. This year's French Club was an active organization with thirty-five members. The club's main purpose was to give its members opportunities to see and practice the French culture. They did this through social gatherings, camping trips, and viewing French movies. The club had one money-making project this year which was selling candy. The club was headed by Mrs. Margo McMillen, and helping her was Miss Dina Duncan. The club officers were Clyde Lehmkuhl, president, Amy Brooks, vice-president, Cindy Foltz, secretary, Karen Howerton, treasurer, and Cindy Yamada, ICC repre- sentative. The 1976-77 Latin club at Coronado had a good year. Among the clubis activities were a dinner with the Benet Hill Latin club and junior participation in a Junior Class League competition in April. The club consisted of twenty members with four officers: Anna Ingrahm and Julie Sanders, co-presi- dentsg Tammy Fisher, secretary of treasury, and Christi Koppisch, ICC representative. The club was sponsored by Mr. Frank Riddlemoser. BOTTOM ROW: Callie Videtich, Mickie Zigurs, .lean Dudley, Tammy Fisher, Marcus Lackey, Mr. Frank Riddlemoser. TOP ROW Mike Burns, Ed Chan, Daryll Snivley, Susan Brink, Julie Sanders, Jan Van Zyle, Theresa Amerson, Anna Ingrahm, Tracey Leonard, Mary Lovell, Richard Newendyke, Craig Costin. CCJFID ., ... M,-I... .. .... O D