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

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Sophomores 6'Do A Good Job In Student Council For their first year at Coronado, I think they did a good job, said sponsor, Mr. Eric Hermann. The Sopho- more Council started off their projects by selling Home- coming buttons. Throughout the rest of the year they sold oranges, Cougar telephone books, and sponsored the Halloween dance. The first semester council consisted of Mark More- land, Nancy Hopkins, Susan Petersilie, Janet Phillips, Linda Scott, Terri Krewson, John Harfert and Kerri Wright. The other sponsor was Ms. Maggie Power. The second semester council members included Ken- dra Beard, Sue Gildersleeve, Helen Gleason, Nancy Hopkins, Barb Maloney and Susan Petersilie. Standing: Mark Moreland, Nancy Hopkins, Linda Scott, Susan Pe- tersilie. Sitting: Janet Phillips, Teri Krewson, Kerri Wright. Mark Moreland and Barb Maloney listen to new ideas brought up in council. Standing: Kendra Beard, Mark Moreland, Sue Gildersleeve, Barb Maloney, Sitting: Susan Petersilie, Nancy Hopkins, Helen Gleason, K V , ' tf ' IV I . , K I ef? it 1 H , r z 74 xv S ,,,. ' -,I

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Senior Council Puts Pride ln Their Projects Back row: Dave Rasmussen, Kolleen Schoenthaler, RuthAnn Kutsen, Marta Henguires Front row: Kelly Kiel, Kathi Watts, Jolene Miller, Laura Fisher. This year the Seniors planned many fund-raising projects which lead to a great income for the Seniors. Eight hundred dollars was the most money Seniors have ever had, to produce a picnic, gift and many other year end pro- jects. First semester council held the annual Sadie Hawkens week which had a few difficulties in time and date. Second semester held a 50's week, which consisted of a malt shop, dance, dress-up day and a pep rally. Mr. Mark Buchanan was their sponsor this past year, after Mr. Hal Williamson resigned his of- fice because he went back to school. Back row: Mary Lovell, Cindy Smit, Kelly Kiel, Kevin Kirby, Kathi Watts, Kolleen Schoenthaler, Marta Henguires Front: Debbie Mack.

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Wilbur escorts Charlie, Alias Debbie Byram, at pep rally. 2 A . 2. 5 Lisa Hein performes her routine as Charlie on Ice. Charlie Cougar Helps Boost Coronado Spirit Being Charlie was fun and also a challenge, said Debbie Byram, who portrayed Charlie Cougar for the 1977-78 school year. Debbie went to U.S.A. Camp in Logan, Utah to learn new and enthusiastic techniques. Debbie's goal for the year was to portray Charlie as more of a mascot. Charlie boosted the morale and spirit of Coronado students by attending almost all activities and pep assemblies, as well as the home athletic events. Debbie was assisted by Lisa Hein, who portrayed Charlie on Ice. Lisa performed her routines at the half- times during the hockey season. Lisa, who spends most of her time ice-skating, said, Being Charlie on Ice helped me get more involved in school. tg, -ff' Charlie Cougar waves playfully at spectators during assembly.