Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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THE SAXOPHONE SECTlONoi Dons Marching Band practices outside the Memorial Library at the Army and Navy Academy. . K 1 MEMORIAL l-li55SEfiFi N. . W, , TM ' GTS- . ., I fflwifdf- A DESERTED SCHOOL parking lot shows the mark of summer vacation. ' THE BEACH IN CALIFORNIA was a popular vacation spot for many Coronado students and their families I Summer 15

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