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ummer offers chance for student involvement As students left the city to visit different areas of the country this past summer, a number of Coronado students stayed be- hind, within the desert walls of Arizona, to participate in vari- ous youth activities. Jim Meek, Bill Kendall, Nancie Bossert, and Tom White spent their summer getting prepara- tions underway for the summer theater production of Taming of the Shrew. The show was held from August 4-7, under the direction of the Royal Arizona Shakespeare Acting Society. Journalism students journeyed to Flagstaff to partake in the a n n u al N.A.U. Publication Workshop. Cathy Cook, Carol Hess, and Dave Peterson, all members of the 1972 Trail staff, were taught yearbook principles. Apart from the relaxation one faces during the three months of vacationing, the Donettes, cheerleaders, and football team were faced with extensive, hard hours of early morning prac- tices and workouts to get in shape for the football season. H. K- 18 summer activities OA The new lockers in the 700 building helped to provide a place for students to put their books on an over-crowded cam- pus. CB Petruchio Uim MeekJ attempts taming the shrew fGrace Zackj in the summer production of The Taming of the Shrew , directed by James Newcom- er. IC Enjoying her float through the cold rapids of Beaver Creek, Sharon Stom- baugh, junior, tries to get the most out of her summer. OD After a break into the library, Connie Mulholland, librarian, shows signs of dismay as she prepares to clean-up the scattered books. OE Coronado students and teachers go ape in Tarradiddle Tales. 4 . ,p 3 . , -....l .zu A 'K Tp' .r vu-Q.-nr-Y . B - r' ,, ,f- Q, . .. 'Q' ' 4'-J' V, ' . ' 5. - .- . I 6 r I pgvq- A ,, .sa U Q- -.3 f . -X Q 'iff' . . I sq - Fw? l fi! L 1,1 li 'h'-' V G ll A if .' A 92, Q Y we '- Q 1' I V A . HR- ' cf. F'- f lu- . ,Rh It V . . N ',' ' 'S s -f ' 4' A' : ..1. -q. 4-.. eff .,
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