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

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TOP LEFT Displaying their individual trophies vvon at the speech tournament in Odessa are Karen Quisenberry, David Levy and Stephanie Shine. RIGHT lVIatt Orvvig gives Jennie lVIaIouf a ride in the record breaking baby buggy. BOTTONI On an out- of-tovvn speech tournament, Kim Carpenter reacts with surprise to the cafeteria food. ' K t ,ag si Speech 29

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,-Q., 'Pushers' estoblish new world record Breaking the record tor peram- bulator pushing established in the Guiness' Book of World Records, the speech department pushed a con- verted shopping cart for 26M hours covering 232 miles around the CHS track. The record was set in Africa in 1969. The department also presented a cafeteria performance, There is a Time . . . Students represented CHS in six out-of-tovvn and two local tourna- ments. In UIL competition, Travetta Holley and Valerie Oestermyer advanced to Regional in dramatic interpretation. With them went the debate team of Kevin Herd and Bill Pasevvark and, in extemporaneous speaking, David Levy. The debators advanced to State but tailed to place. 28 Pencils and stencils TOP Preparing his case at a tournament, Kevin Herd studies for the debate compe- tition. BOTTOM LEFT ln the form of a readers' theatre, speech students Eddie Bell, Cheri Gibson, Travetta Holley and Kim Carpenter present a chapter from Ray Brad- bury's Dandelion Wine. BOTTOM RIGHT Also in the cafeteria production, Valerie Oestermyer and Travetta perform a dramatic scene from The Bad Seed by William lVlarch.

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NFL reduces load -..... for senior citizens , TOP LEFT In the National Forensic League baby buggy push, city officials as well as stu- dent body members boosted the effort. In his contribution, Mayor Roy Bass rides into a second childhood. TOP RIGHT At the NFL breakfast, Cheri Gibson smiles approval over the awards presentation. BOTTOIVI David Levy dicusses Community Concern with an employe of L gl H Drug Store, one of the participating businesses. 5 R -ummm. Christmas caroling, perambulator pushing and a program benefiting senior citizens accented the National Forensic League's year. The latter activity, Community Concern for Senior Citizens, was aimed at easing the financial burden inflation has brought. The new program allows senior citizens to strengthen their buying power through discounts in Lubbock stores. Community Concern not only helps the elderly in making purchases, but also gives them a sense of security in knowing that someone cares. An awards breakfast in the El Toreador room ended the year. The club's president, David Levy, was named lVlr. NFL. Among the other awards, Travetta Holley, Harper Estes and Kevin Herd received outstanding merit for interpretation, extem- poraneous speaking and debate, respectively. 30 Pencils and stencils 5 K mdk has i- Q ,...,,, W - . - if ff . .'V, -' 1? f L L I 11 I M .,. '-'. . . Vrrrf' ,,,,