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

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Ski Club Heads For The Slopes To organize a group of students who like to ski for less money and to promote skiing as a worthwhile recreationf' was the initial purpose of Coronado Ski Club according to Tony Major president of the organization. For the first time Ski Club scheduled two Friday trips to Copper Mountain and Vail. In addition to the weekday outings, the club made four other trips to the various ski areas on weekends. Ski Club sponsors were Mr. Bob Couchman and Mr. Bill Lehman. Vice president was Paul Major and ICC repre- sentative was Kendra Chandler. it Bret Lamb hot-dogging at Copper Mountain. ap., 5 Q, sei Members of Ski Club Were: Diane Lucke, Kathy Stelzer, Ann Schneble, Aaron Byland, Kurt Loomis, Pam Phillips, Mitch Peckham, Mark Stevens, Tom Hyland, Richard Anaya, Joel Fisher, Ted Reeves, Scott Allison, Mark Morland, Jeannet Clary, Jean Brickey, Evan McHugh, Tim Landt, Linda Hickey, Butch Kadlec, Steve Edwin, Brent Hendry, Pat Ballard, Sheryl Atteberry, Debbie Williamson, Vickie Bier, Greg Veatch, Mike Pharris, Scott Sewald, Bret Lamb, Paula Mullane, Randy Schunk, Tony Majors, Dawn Patterson, Zack Abbott, Pat O'Dell, Paul Major, Susan Petersilie, John Hartford, Mike O'Dell, Steve Miranda, Brent Ritter, Jim Janssen, Denise Gruitch, Jeanna Kinsey, Kim Woolley, Lisa Moreland, Keith O'Dell, Kent Zimmerman, Lance Stark, David Finstrom, Gail Stark, Jim Mitchell, Steve Allard, Brad Houghton, Erik Knutsen, Joel Kastin, Curtis White, Kris Andrew, Robert Larsh, Michelle Bramely, Kerri Wright, Randy Schnider.

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D.E.C.A. Strives For Leadership Probably one of the most active clubs at Corona- do was Distributive Education Clubs of America or D.E.C.A.. They engaged in many school and com- munity activities such as the turkey raffle, school activities, bake sales and the Christmas party given for children in the area. The main purpose of D.E.C.A. is to give high school students on the job training through leader- ship, vocational understanding and Civic conscious- ness. The sponser is Mr. Ric Hermann. Club mem- bers included Matt Sydow, Henry Taylor, Eunice Woodson, Carrie Silvey, Pauline Kelly, Leslee Lyon, Martha Borden, Carolynn Leach, and Debbi Sorrells. RMK M W gi., , ,,., 5 if Matt Sydow worked at the turkey raffle. M u Z .. Aill A'l

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Radio Club Adds Life To KCRN I Rhonda Walter and Jeff Borst read our daily news. Standing: Dave Rasmussen, Gerri Walker, Jeff Borst, Robin Kalish, Anne Caldwell, Sitting: Kathy Walker, Laura Fisher, not pictured Kathy Max- well, Rhonda Walter and Dr. Smith To improve speaking ability and let the student body know more about the many activities going on at Corona- do, was the purpose of the organiza- tion according to Dave Rasmussen, president of Radio Club. Kougar Country Radio News known as KCRN was an announce- ment system in which the students and faculty were effected. The club's goal was to present announcements of the school activities. The announcements were held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings and everyday at the end of school. Members were Jeff Borst, Anne Caldwell, Laura Fisher, Robin Kalish, Kathy Maxwell, Dave Rasmussen, Gerri Walker, Kathy Walker, Rhonda Walter, and Dr. Smith, sponser. Robin Kalish does morning announcements with a smile.