Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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C. C. has another successful 5635011 PAT KING IS putting all his strength and energy into the race. Photo by Baribeau. HELENA SHORTEY IS careful about keep- ing her pace in order to stay in the lead. Photo by Baribeau. ,IF ,- -j .,,. , V - ?f,,,, K V nl TOP ROW: LEFT to right: Darin Beracy, Coach Lee Noble, Mark David Bradshaw, Antonio Perez, Ernesto Munoz, Miles Ben- ner, Chuck Le Voi, lan Gaffney, Steven Blanden, Jose Alvarez, Coach Bob Tellef, Mike Wills, Robert Johnson, Dan Romero. Bottom Row: Tesa McCombs, Andrea Wieck, Jenny Palmer, Mike Raby, Rose Wagner, Cynthia Elwick, Glen Martin, Shawn Rahilly, Steve Carter, Ron John- son, Carla Jackson, Greg Bausman, He- lena Shortey, Marta Allen, Kerry Mura. and Robert Leavitt. by Cheyenne Bradshaw and Laura Strangis Robert Tellef has been coaching Cross Country for the past two years with the help of as- sistant coach Lee Noble. There were nine girls and 21 boys. There has been a lot of competition on both ends. The top runners for the girls team were Carla Jackson, Shawn Rahilly, Rose Wagner, and Kerry Mura. Carla Jackson has been undefeated for the past two years. ln dual meets she was City champion this year, was Regional champion, and also was Mingus Invitational champion. Only the top 20 teams were invited to the Tempe Invitational. Carla Jackson finished second in that competi- tion. Shawn Rahilly finished in fifth place in city and forth at Mingus. In the Varsity boys Cross Coun- try team, the top runners were seniors Dan Romero, Steve Blan- den, Jose Alverz, Mark Lewixs and Kevin De Whitte, juniors were Darin Baracy and Mike Wills. JV coach Tellef hopes most team members will be with Cross Coun- try next year. The boys lost only one meet out of 11 this past year. The goal for the boys Cross Country track team was to finish in the top ten in the state meet. There were many meets for the the boys and the girls. The J.V. team finished unde- feated and have won 47 straight meets. The Coronado Dons Cross Country team had another successful season and have car- ried the tradition of excellence. Thanks for all the hard work that has produced another successful season. commented Coach Tel- lef. Cross Country 141

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Golf had a great turnout WATCHING THE STUDENTS play golfis al- most as fun as playing, to the coaches. Photo by Baribeau. by Traci Hickey wi. Mr. Gene Privett was on his eighth year coaching for the Coronado golf team. This year there were 14 guys and one girl on the team. Mr. Pri- vett decided to be the golf coach because he plays a lot himself and has been playing since his col- lege days. Mr. Privett's method for helping out the students was through con- stant pressuring them into doing the best that they could do. They had a very good season this year, nine wins and four losses. Mr. Pri- vett said, UI was really pleased with the turnout and the students have really put a lot of effort into the games. LINING UP HIS putter, a student concen- trates veiy hard. Photo by Baribeau. THE ONLY GIRL on the golf team follows through on her hit. Photo by Bari beau. WATCHING HIS GOLF ball soar through the sky, this player hopes to make a hole- in-one. Photo by Baribeau Golf 145