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

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Pep Rallies Strive For Crowd Involvement Secretary of Morale, Dave Schunk, led pep rallies for the 1977-78 school year. The rallies were designed this year to insure equal representation of all sportsf, stated Dave, to better morale, which was so high anyway, and to get more crowd involvementf' There were new events for the pep rallies, like the roll your own contest, and throwing miniture footballs into the crowd. Orville and Wilbur, portrayed by Kelly La- Combe and Dan Person, brought new demensions to Coronado,s spirit. In the class competitions it turned out that the seniors were the dominant ones, of course! Bleacher Bunch, led by Debbie Mack, and the Morale Committee helped Dave in making this year have the best pep rallies ever!', Charlie and Mary Bonner dance during pep rally. Miss Tate and Mr. Buchanan lead the teachers in class competition at first pep rally. Orville, more commonly known as Kelly LaCombe, and songleaders get rowdyi' before the crowd at pep rally.

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4'Christmas Time In The City Brightens Coronado Christmas Time In the Cityw was the theme of the entire Christmas week which started December Sth. It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmasv started out the week with Colleen McNamara having the honor of plugging in the Christmas tree lights. The halls were improved during the Deck the Halls', activity. Let it Snow, Let it Snowi' was the theme for the Christmas assembly. The dance, 'Tm Dreaming ofa White Christ- masf' ended the week by presenting the King, Rich Anaya, and Queen, Denise Gruitch, with their court. The Christmas season was started by the annual lighting of the tree. , Q -' Rich Anaya and Denise Gruitch shared the reign as king and queen.