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

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Amid the monotonous pattern of classroom routine, we must not forget the lifeblood of the school-the students. Throughout the course of the school year, our social calendar is filled with a variety of school functions which help to promote a sense of belonging. Nloreover, vve are swept in trends, movements, or fads of the day. While some are a part of the Jesus movement, others actively tried to improve the environment. At the close of the year, hopefully, we shall not feel alienated from each other, but feel a part of something-a part of each other.

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Christianit adds greater insights Power in praise effected the lives of many students who learned the joy of developing a three dimensional personality. An organization stressing this idea, Campus Life, made a debut for CHS students. Beginning the year with a Burger Bash, Campus Life hosted weekly meetings in homes. Sponsors offered a skiing trip to Colorado during Christmas vacation which turned out successfully. Jesus followers gained strength throughout America, and Christianity received an overdue boost. Prayer meetings featuring Bible study and share groups characterized private activities. Spirit- filled Christians multiplied and conducted informal prayer sessions known as lVlorning Watch at Coronado. Even the literature reflected the increasing popularity of leading the abundant life. Johnathon Livingston Seagull and The Living Bible's sales boomed. Miscellaneous books concerning testimonies and pamphlets such as Have You lVlade the Wonderful Discovery of the Spiritsfilled Life? could be seen quite frequently. Jesus Freaks-a fad? Not quite. Fads pass away, but the word of the Lord endureth forever. lKing James Bible, I Peter 1:25.l 18 Activities LDRD ss my en he Cried DIMM Wg, und ryrss L mg mack m B5 gm 113 33-33 53395. Sf 33.119113 5 Mt 23,524 if in limi! eat s elim? aid! 3111014053 J I .i.i js5..... he down an A ,..yy... a'w5 g g of g'g ggg V Vgf, 'li, 1 , if ggf ,,. ,V Q amgggzi-:JW Bible study is a vital part of the growing faith and knowledge of hundreds of students Sheryl Jones is absorbed in reading a favorite passage from the Bible.