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

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I 'Q Audio Visual Department Keeps Active And Busy X ,-p- ---'-- Mr, Leggett prepared special materials. Mr. Roberts was in charge of the AV Crew. In a school of over 1200 students and a very active faculty, the Audio Visual Department proves to be a very active and busy place. Headed by Mr. Dewey Roberts, the AV Department was in charge of getting the many films, tapes, records, and special equipment to the classes on time. Mr. Dick Leggett shared the same office area space with the AV and Coronado's Materials Specialist pro- vided the school community with a variety of graphic materials. Slide shows, signs, posters, programs, monthly calendars, and many other items were the result of Mr. Leggett's hand. Bill Stephenson works on equipment.

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Pupil Personnel Kept Wheels Of Progress Moving Records, attendance checks, hall monitors, cleaning, typing, observing, smiling, aiding, helping - were just a few of the tasks undertaken by a small yet very important group at Coronado High School. Supplementing the teaching faculty and the adminis- tration were a variety of people that kept the wheels of progress going. From clerical duties to chaperones, the secretaries, aides, para-professionals, and supportive personnel of Coronado kept helping and assisting all aspects of the school and its daily routines. Mr. Stanely observes cafeteria during lunch. r THE CBT ibn. Mrs. Snare takes a minute from her busy schedule.

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1977 78 Coronado Hlgh School Faculty Abrahms, Neil Angelico, Paul Baughman, Carl Bevers, Larry Berry, Keith Beveridge, Brian Boigenzahn, Betty Boles, Gary Boyd, Elizabeth Briner, George Britton, Arthur Brotherton, Gene Buck, John Burnett, Wesley Callahan, Pat Cervi, Steve Conner, Ralph Couchman, Robert Ducharme, Jodeen Eldridge, Janet Espinosa, Janet Ferguson, Margret Filip, Clara Gallus, Bruce Garcia, Jake