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

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'X af- bs Mrs. Mime Badell ...Spanish 11-12, 31-32, 41-42 . .. sponsor of Pan American Student Forum convention to San Antonio ...Teachers College in Cuba and Texas A 81 l Mrs. Judy Baker.. .German 11-12, 21-22, 31-32 . . . sponsor of German Club, Der Viente Reich ...attended University of Innsbruck in Austria . . likes to play the piano and cook , .. Mrs. Karen Barnhill ...teaches Government 40 and Bible fr 40. . .attended Texas Tech and Duke University . .. - Vp '-- ' l' has f 2- 1 r . ' x rziebr rv- fr .nf 1 2 1- -, , Zi.5': . J l l fig4iL:+qffF3v if?-,LA I.: TY v it 1, X Mrs. Susan Cure Bode . . . teaches Geometry 21-22 . , . attended Southwest Texas State, Texas A 84 M and Texas Tech . . .replaced lVlrs. Sue Rowland . . . ' Mr. Martin Boyd . . .Government 40 and American History 31-32 . . . Hobbies include basketball, fishing, camping . .. Mr. Finus Branham Cooperative Agriculture Education ...sponsors Future Farmers of America . . . enjoys fishing ' Mrs. Judy Bridges . . .Geometry 21-22 . . . Fundamentals of qw: as lllfli I Ll ,.v.-4, Mathematics 11-12 . . .attended Texas Tech, UT at Arlington and Dallas Baptist College . . .compiled Crest honor roll list Crest Mrs. Marcia Briggs.. . . Latin 11-12, 21-22 and English 21-22 . . .sponsors Latin Club.. .enjoys Siamese cats... relaxes with reading and listening to classical music.. . Mr. Don Brown . . .teaches American History 21-22 . . . coaches the golf team . . .hobbies include fishing, photog- raphy, woodworking, golf and mechanics . . . Mr. Bill Bundy . . .teaches Biology 21-22, Varsity football coach . . , left in March to become head coach at Sonora . . . Mrs. Helen Caffey . . .teaches American History 21-22 and World Affairs 40 . . .sponsors the Junior Historians Club. . . Mr. Bill Camp ...Chemistry 31-32, Biology 21-22, co- sponsor of FTA and Science Club . . .Sponsor of Morning Watch . . .pulls bell at football games , . .enjoys being with his family . .. r- ,,.. ',.,..-f LEFT Demonstrating his cooking ability to homemaking classes, Principal Man O'Banion prepares hash browned potatoes for a mid- morning breakfast. ln addition to his regular duties, Mr. O'Banion was known for his ten- dency to mingle with the students and could be observed in activities as varied as playing volley- ball with girls' PE clases and decorating the cafeteria for a St. Valentine's Day banquet. RIGHT Allowing her motherly instinct to take over, Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Elsye Andress comforts a tearful sophomore girl, Nancy lgal. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT With unneeded lights turned off, Vice Principal Carl Knight patrols the halls with the aid of a flash light. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT Mrs. Sylvia Ashby does her part to conserve energy by riding her bike to school. Faculty 17

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Pending energy crisis alters faculty's early morning routine One of the most pressing problems that greeted students entering the 1973-74 school year was the energy crisis caused by U.S. economic problems and the Arab-Israel conflict. Faced by both a fuel and power shortage-more real in other parts ofthe country than in West Texas-students and teachers aliki sacrificed personal comforts to Conserv energy. Although Coronado did not close new school hours during January February and lVlarch, darker halls colder classes and numerous back-packet cyclers became part of the school scene Mrs. Suzanne Abbott . .. Spanish 21-22, 31-32, 51-52 . .. sponsors Spanish Club degrees from Texas Tech reads murder mysteries, rides motorcycles l but mostly falls off l, enjoys traveling but not grading papers, especially likes dogs . . . Mrs. Pat Adams . . . World History .. . Texas Southern Univer- sity, Texas Tech . . . newlywed . . . astrology, sewing . . . Mrs. Barbara Adams Government, Economics sponsors Junior Historians . . . enjoys theatre, opera, bridge, sewing, swimming, traveling . . . chaperone for Contemporary Europe tour in 1971, 74 . . . Texas Tech, University of Texas at Austin Miss Barbara D. Addicks . . . English 21-22, Introductory Algebra 11-12 . . . The University of Texas at Austin, Texas Tech Mrs. Margaret Anderson . . . secretary to vice principal . . . assigns parking spaces, issues books . . . enjoys bicycling, bridge, decoupaging, playing, spectator sports proud grandmother Mrs. Elsye Andress . . .Sophomore Counselor . . .enjoys reading, Bible study . . . mother of Mackenzie Principal Mickey Andress . . . MclVlurry, Hardin-Simmons, North Texas, Texas Tech . . . Mr. Phil Anthony Concert, Marching and Stage Bands . . . relaxes with bicycling, fishing and stereo equipment . . . Mrs. Sylvia Ashby . . . English 21-22, World Literature . . . Universities of Hawaii, Nebraska and Iowa . . . theatre, camping ... l am a former winner of the Miss Universe contest . .. sm .X A- rv aug vqn-.- in - , KAR f. frifififf 'E f t ' l gggsrffgiffs ' L ti 1 :E tasaiii at ff -. ' e 'W S f , i' ' K' 't-235' in YL 'A st . 1 . ' V l I qc ' ji l fn XX yr ' lil' A A f, , 4. -X 2 1 1 I Eh 'X Wet rt' F 54 it swirls elim A y 5' 's A Q J , l C, l 1-I ips- 'a Ce- l T511 W. , Q. li' . l . I t 16 Close-ups it

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Mr. Jim Carter . . .teaches non-competitive tennis . . . coaches Varsity and JV tennis teams. ..likes music lespe- cially Elvis Presleyl and gardening . .. Miss Jon Ann Carter . . . Homemaking 12, 22, 32, 42... sponsors FHA . . . Bachelor of Science degree from Baylor University . . .currently working on Masters at Tech . . . Mrs. Donna Carver . . . English 31-32, Regular and Basic, Speech 11-12 . . .relaxes with needle work, crocheting and embroidering . . .enjoys playing the guitar . . . Mrs. Jean Cassel . . . Cooperative Health Education . . . RN ...BS and MS from Tech . . . enjoys sewing . . . Mr. Frank Clarkson ...Junior Counselor . . .sponsors National Honor Society ...enjoys golf and fishing . . . sometimes moonlights as a TV repairman and salesman . . . Mrs. Fay Clary . . .Vocational Counselor . . . teaches young married couples' Sunday School class . . .enjoys sewing and working with weddings . . . Mrs. Joanna Collyar. . .Teacheraide ...enjoys sewing, knitting, crewel . . .Oklahoma State, Texas Tech . . . Mrs. Suzanne Copeland ...Art 11-12, Applied Design 32 . . .motorcycles . . .enjoys painting, jewelry, enameling . . . Texas Tech, North Texas and Arizona State . . . Mr. Jerry Crawford . . . Vice-Principal, handles discipline, attendance, parking lot, substitute teachers, text books, surveys and reports . . . likes golf, auto mechanics, sports . . . Mr. Ray Crawford . . . Algebra 31-32, Trigonometry 40, Ele- mentary Analysis 40 . , . President, Lubbock Teachers Class- room Association . . .enjoys beekeeping . . . Mr. George Dawson . . . Geometry 21-22, Related Math 21-22 . . . FTA, Chess club.. . enjoys tennis, music, basket- ball, automobiles... Mrs. Ruby Lee Douglass . . . English 4142 . . . relaxes with travel, photography, spectator sports, trout fishing, golf and Painiing . . . Foreign Study summer session . . . RIGHT While celebrating her birthday, exuberant students share cake with Mrs. Christine Roberson. Mrs. Roberson was one of 20 outstanding speech teachers in the U. S. to receive the Diamond Key Coach Award last summer. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Relaxing in the teachers' lounge as a student-free haven, Mrs. Barbara Adams, Mrs. Suzanne Cope- land, Mrs. Kathy Johnston, Mrs. Barbara Wright and Mrs. Molly Millsap find time to put away their red pens and enjoy a few jokes. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM As they partake of the food at the annual Teacher Appreciation Luncheon sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association, Mr. Terry Marrs, Mrs. Betty Wekerle and Miss Donivee Roden enjoy the traditional fete. 18 Close-ups f , ,s- im as ,v , vi! K -V -Y H' .yi A V , 'V -, 'Q Xt, ...f 'S' 0 f W f ve