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

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4 Y 7 nolaoalyo per ect TOP LEFT Burning tires are the only bright spot in a dismal junk yard. TOP RIGHT For Assistant Principal Carl Knight, aflooded hallway reflects lost time and possible plumbing repairs. BOTTOM LEFT Connie Stevenson's melancholy ex- pression reveals dismay. BOTTOM CENTER Time becomes valuable for Debbie Wynn as her good studying inten- tions drop to inconvenience. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT A single demerit slip represents a minor offense to some and 18-weeks tests to others. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT The final score of the Coronado- Montereyf game adds up to crushed dreams and strong disillusion. OPPOSITE BOT- TOM RIGHT After losing money to a greedy vending machine, an angry fist demands a refund. 8 Themes and dreams