Coral Springs High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Coral Springs, FL)

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l Librar Benefits CSHS is not only crowded with students but with library books. With approximately I9.4OO books, the library has much to offer. Popular sections such as fiction and paperback leave students i X t tttttti Library Staff manages big operation. with the freedom to roam from history to romance. The new magazine rack is filled with up-to-date, publications. New library cards help to keep track of all books being checked out. W QIUW' VN WSW ef: raw: 483 Oarmsist Chain! K N 'NI if .5 i. .t....a.,- .. at at - ' f' it -F 9X 1 ' ff -, X i' . I Lf Q sf 2 scarf. 2 Ms. Ashby checking the files Library 45 ,........W.a-....M..w.w

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Munch For Lun h Everyday when the lunch bell rings. the cafeteria Staff is prepared. They are to be credited for serving CSHS with a variety of well-balanced hot meals. Ms. J. Andrews is in charge this year with added help from Ms. B. Curnock. The rest of the staff includes. Ms. B. Abbondanzio, Ms. C, Baker, Ms. G. Harris, Ms. E. Keiper, Ms. T. Sarli, Ms. B. Cessarone, and Ms. R. Welter. 44 Cafeteria ? 1 , A Ms. T. M T Sarli preparing a salad for CSHS students. Ms. Keyser preparing rolls for the lunch meal Ms. Harris setting out cookies before lunch. Q Q

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Lan uage Arts Goes Back T Ba I The English teachers at CSHS constantly work with their students, trying to increase their knowledge of language and literature through the use of lengthy vocabulary work sheets, and the reading of many novels. The Language Arts program emphasizes a basic skills approach in the 9th grade, stresses grammar in the lOth grade and finally zeroes in on composition in the llth grade. Seniors may choose from a host of electives ranging from Mythology to Women in Literature. Mr. Sterk is constantly keeping a watchful eye over his students, Ms, P. Barnhill Ms. J. Bebbington Ms G Byas Ms A Carter Mr D Chandler Ms M Die Ms D Fettrow Ms G Gallagher 46 English