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

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Y Keeps Cougar Wheels Turning Smoothl Mr. Leggett, graphic artist, discusses new posters for the library. Mrs. Shields keeps it all together in Prac- tical Arts Resource Center. sw Mrs. Posegate coordinates tape lessons in Mrs. Vialpando is always looking for foreign language class. ways to help students. Ms. Mckernan calls to check on student's Mr. Peterson, Speech Correctionist, visits regu er concentrates on finding all absence. larly to work with students. of her students a job '---.A ,ff . O O

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Mrs. Gilliom keeps a cool head in Learning Center. xg ll qi' H X Mr. Kruger lends an open mind and helpful advice to student. Not Pictured: Mr. Rogers, E.H. Resource Mr. Stoller, Test Consultant Mrs. Jones, Nurse Mrs. Miller, library secretary, visits Mrs. Craft in Resource Center. 0.0 Supportive Personnel And Parapros V Y . Mr. Hyde and Mr. Stanley supervise cafeteria with watchful eyes. Mrs. Ferguson checks out resource books WD A 1 if Not much excapes Mrs. Stephens' attention in S.I.C.

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Communications Arts is a depart- ment designed to stretch your world through learning how to read, write, speak and listen, and see , This year Communication Arts added Mrs. Linda Johnson, drama, and Miss Susan Vorenberg, forensics, to the staff. A new addition to the de- partment were the Profficiency Lev- el activities, used to evaluate stu- dents in various English skills. Mrs. Johnson helps class with grammar as- signment. Plans for his Advanced Placement class are on Mr. Peak's mind. O Proficiency Level Tests 2531 Mrs. Betty Boyd had an eventful first year as head of the Communication Arts Department. u i Qi .I ,at A ya 325,11 ,:5g,5,,ggi- E 'S ' 52: 21 Mr. Gisler ponders new ideas for Mr. Couchman looks over sophomore com- Miss Susan Vorenberg debates student's grade. his speech classes. position papers. 2 4 if 11 QQ' Y We is ifsw