Coronado High School - El Viajero Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Page 28 text:

Students Emphasize Spirit of Giving Am. 1 ff C :maxi 5 C ' s iiiiiill 5 I 2523332 2523222 Ziiifl iii..!!l3 .i3.i23i Kim Lawrence, Allen Luna, -Adrian Swafford, Patty Roberts, First Baptist Bell Choir members practice in the church sanc- Debbie Brown, Jody Martin, Dennis Hilliard, and Connie Sum- tuary in preparation for the Christmas Assembly, Dec. 21. Bob erlin join in singing We Wish You A MCTIY ChriSIm21S HS Schriener, a 1966 graduate of Coronado and member of First they carol in the halls. Baptist narrated the assembly. lr-ew I R H A The gleaming faces of Posey Elementary School 4gq! x A V:1 children are evidence that the Christmas presents N, ' , given by Homeroom 116 are an appreciated and worthwhile project.

Page 27 text:

Upperclassmen Depicf Comic Strip Characters Late October set the scene for the crowning of Coronadols annual Sports Queen, elected by all com- petitive athletes. This year the honor Went to Kim Lawrence, who was crowned at a pep rally preceding the Lubbock High game and was also driven around the field at the night game. Four attendants, Sherrill Selby, Toni McLeod, Marsha McCurry and Pam Hall, were selected to represent the separate phases of ath- letics. Hard, diligent work resulted in the senior project, Comedy Carrouself' in which seniors played the roles of cartoon characters. Various booths were constructed by the senior homerooms and the event was accented by a dance featuring the Sparkles. Working on minor details for the Senior Carnival decorations, Lou Morgan and Barbara West hang Olive Oil, one of the car- toon characters, on the windows of the cafeteria. ,,,4 X VZII my ,f ' X, WX 5 3 i --.if 8 xfiggfvfws- ' I xffg:z,5'3'nl.f I' 8 H. Q y 5 A- . - 3- 1 as fp5g4fi5'52'3.f? ' o -t keg .f .. ., sw 'fp iw-gg? .r .?, sEf, N-fe' 1. Anxiously waiting to guide Colleen Sibert into the fortune booth for a look into the future, Mike Dyer stands by the cleverly- constructed booth, which is their homeroom project. Displaying grace, poise and talent as models, Steve Myers and Larry Winton stroll across the floor in one of their original outfits during their homeroom's style show for the Senior Carnival.

Page 29 text:

In Holiday Season Christmas at Coronado proved to be exciting and fun- filled. The sophomores greeted their first Yuletide sea- son of high school with spirit and enthusiasm by de- corating the halls. They spent many hours putting up red and green crepe paper streamers, sprays of mistle- toe, decorations for the outside doors and a large Christ- mas tree in the cafeteria. A door-decoration contest was sponsored with prizes in humorous and serious divi- sions. Those homerooms which chose to participate col- lected fruit and gifts for underprivileged children in several Lubbock schools. The homemaking department created original decorations of colorful paper fruit for the Christmas tree in the homemaking living room. Finally, on Dec. 22, the doors opened to a much-awaited and anticipated holiday. Linda Jordan, Trudy Pantel and Steve Roth, Homeroom 116, produce a first place door in the serious division of the door-decoration contest, while Larry McKinney, Kathy Evans, Donna Salman and Mark Cooper are responsible for the first rate humorous door.