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

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Spanish Club Reaches Their 1975 76 Goal The Spanish Club has been very active this past year. Their main goal was to go to Mexico over spring break. Money-making activities included selling imported sweaters and shirts from Ecuador, caramel apples, and stationery, holding garage sales and car washesg and wrapping gifts for Christmas. The Spanish Club also planned other small trips including a dinner at Casa Bonita, a skip trip, a camping trip in the spring, and a picnic at the end of the year. R Advisor, Miss Pat Fiore, responds with f'No Officers LEFT TO RIGHT Michele Bramley president Pam Phillips ICC comprendola' representative Candi Gammell treasurer Pegg1Stettler secretary BOTTOM ROW Miss Pat Fiore advisor Pam Mason Michele Bramley Pam Phillips Pat Tunnell, Alex Herrera Keith Martin Beth Texel TOP ROW Ann Wegner Candi Gammell Karol Roe, Peggi Stettler Dennis Mullane Sharon House Jim Gillespie Vickey Orme Jean Brickey, GO 0.0

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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

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German Club Means Part Time! German Club spent its time this year learning German folk dances and having parties, usually once a month. Its motto was Macht Spass! fHave Funlj. Mr. Frank Riddlemoser was the sponsor again this year. LeRae Wagner ponders over Oktoberfest plans. Mr. Riddlemoser stops to chat with club members before a meeting. LEFT TO RIGHT: Regina Winklemann, Payton, Miss Duncan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Winklemann, vice-presidentg Julie Sanders, secretary-treasur erg Jane VanZyl, ICC representativeg LeRae Wagner, president. Carol Winklemann, LeRae Wagner, Mr. Riddlemoser, Eric Hinkle, Larry Laceour, Wayne Y :sf