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

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Annual Fall Show Displays Student Talents 1' s. I Q ! Steve Fontana looks happy after first-place honors were presented. The annual Coronado Talent Show, held on November 18, proved to be a great success. After taking first place awards, Jones, Fontana and Company, a rock group, and singerfguitarist, Rich Weatherbee, represented Coronado in the All- City Talent Show on February 2, 1977. Judging the contest were Mr. Bob Bechman, Miss Allison Pierce, Mr. Norman Smith, and Mr. Bob Young. Kent Varner was in charge of organization for this year's show. Jean Dudley sparkles with an impression of Julie Andres. Rich Weatherbee performs Vincent Jim Benton plays guitar for his partner, Debbie Bryan. category. in. W Sabrina Quintana sings her way to runner up title in the musicil L 3 in f , i T, In 'L

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o Qc f N Qtr 26 Ljxj Pep Assemblies Maintain Cougar Spirit Steve Hye enjoys assembly antics. Becky Kovel and Lorraine Wallace plan strategy to whip sur- prised males. Steve Hye headed pep assemblies this year. The assemblies were highlighted by cheers and skits put together by members of the morale committee, which included song and yell leaders and various other Cou- gars. Class competition, involving tricycle races, eat- ing chocolate-syrup dipped donuts, and undressing in sleeping bags, was both exciting and entertaining. Speeches were made by athletic captains and awards, such as the Spirit Stick, were presented by song and yell leaders. Pep Assemblies helped to keep the Cou- gar Spirit alive. Wonder Runner Laura King anticipates her next move.