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

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J.V. Songleaders Have The Cougar Pride What quality did the 1977-78 J .V. Songleaders have that came to them so naturally? Pride, and lots of it! said Mary Grillot, captain of this year's squad. Throughout this past year the songleaders contributed to Coronado's spirit through the peppy routines and crowd involvement. At contest, in the summer of 1977, they received two excellent trophies, a spirit stick, and all were awarded with individual ribbons. Members of this squad were: Kim Adamscheck, Mary Grillot, Kellee Hughes, Shawn Jardine, Diane Lucke, Kate McNamara, Cindy Snyder. Mrs. Josie McKernan was the squadis sponsor. Kim Adamscheck supports J .V. football 4 ' ..2i..., 1 Mary Grillot and Diane Lucke take a break during football game. Back row: Mary Grillot, Shawn Jardine, Diane Lucke, Cindy Snyder, Front row: Kellee Hughes, Kate McNamara, and Kim Adamscheck.

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J .V. Yell Leaders Spirit Flies Sky High 2 5 . J' The most rewarding aspect about cheerleading is the .N ability to represent and support your school through spirit. This is the comment upon which the members of the 1977-78 J .V. Cheerleading squad agreed. This squad was full of spirit and really enjoyed what they did. At the Pikes Peak Cheerleading Clinic, in July of 1977, they were awarded an excellent trophy, spirit stick and several ribbons. t This year's squad consisted of Pat Carter, Lisa John- f S son, Teri Krewson, Andrea Moulton, Kathy Steltzer, and Nancy Hopkins, captain, Squad Sponsor, Miss Sue s S Tate. a Squad yells at J .V. Central football game. Nancy Hopkins cheers during pep assembly. Squad members left to right, Lisa Johnson, Teri Krewson, Kathy Steltzer, Pat Carter, Andrea Moulton, and Nancy Hopkins, captain.

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Junior Council Strived To Make A Better Prom Four thousand dollars was strived for Junior Council this year, to create a better prom. To start off the reach- ing for the big top was the Wendy's Hamburger contest. Five hundred dollers was the reward. The Juniors raced down to Wendy's for a whole month trying to eat more hamburgers than Sophomores or Seniors and they did it. Then trying for the goal of a total two- thousand the Juniors sold annual Christmas Trees, with the help of C.S.T.A. the council made 1,500 dollars. Next was the alumni can drive that Second semester held to raise Two thousand dollars. All area high school had the chance to pick up and save as many cans as they could. The Juniors decided if they won the drive it would be spent on decorations. Help- ing with all these projects were their sponsors, Mrs. Pat Miller and a new teacher, Mr. Beavers. Back row: Karen Howerton, Amy Bliss Front row: Wendy Roth, Tracy Lenorad, Jill Palmer Not Pictured: Kris Hall, Robert Strickland. ,ggg Mrs. Pat Miller looks over a Junior council folder. Back row: Rod Petrillie, Troy Wilson, Shelly Ament, Karen Kestenbaum Front row: Jill Palmer, Sandy Mathews, Amy Bliss.