Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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DANCING DONUTS PERFORM during Pep Fesl. SENIOR CRAIG SAAGER and Sophomore Debbie Johnson participate in egg drop contest during lunch. 20 Homecoming by Brian Formichella Photos by Ross Dons'Rock On was the theme for this year's Homecoming and rock on we did. You could feel the excitement starting to build on Monday. Activi- ties for the week were a water bal- lon toss on Monday, an egg drop on Preppy Tuesday, a dressing contest on Punk Wednesday, a Twinkie-eat- ing contest on Toga Thursday, and a pie-eating contest on Red and Blue Friday. Thursday night the annual Pep Fest was held with the usual dances, cheers, and skits. The fourth annual Fire-in-the-Sky Ex- travaganza was held after the Fest. Floats were created by each class to show their version of the theme. Windows were painted by classes and clubs to help boost the spirit. Buttons, garters, carnations, and pet rocks were sold to raise money for the dance. Students were encouraged to wear the school col- ors on Friday, which began with a spirit breakfast. The excitement cli- maxed with the kickoff of the Home- coming game against Chaparal. SHAUNA McKALLOR and Melanie Wilkinson show spirit by dressing new wave. DONETTES, CHEERLEADERS, and band lead the crowd in class competition.

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Photos by Chuck Ross wa ' by .mi Brady 19 Malibu Grand Prix Q? TO GETA taste of life in the fast lane Coronado students could be found testing their driving skills at For most of the students the ma- jority of their nights are filled by homework or other school related activities. Such as athletic teams. clubs, and organizations. When homework isn't in their schedule they usually try to get out of the house and get together with friends. Students occupy such places as Malibu Grand Prix, the Devil House, the Civic Center, Tri- City Race Way, or to the top of Cam- elback Mountain to admire the city lights. Senior Brian Roberts says his week nights consist of talking on the phone doing homework and taking time out to watch some T V Marc Moreno a junior tells how football takes up most of his time but when he gets the chance he catches a movie with a friend or date - ' ' .3 . Q . -' New 1' .,l,1s'f f I R ,ff 'li g MONDA Y NIGHT MADNESS at Devil House attracts G J, .Haw 5 itil,-1 ' v' 'fl A . , . f 2 we --.',..,.a, gigg.:,- - f -a,t523.g..,1r' vs' ,fg- . ,L , ., .e wr-4 many students looking for a good time. THOSE WHO ATTENDED the Homecoming game were not only enthralled with the football game, but Night Life V also with the fireworks.