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

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A.,-hh TOP Christy White and Pam Rudd acknowledge the fact that physical fitness is a necessity for track stars. RIGHT During the rehearsal for the major production, The Man VVho Came To Dinner, Alisse Sikes admonishes Matt Posey. BOTTOM CENTER A representative from Blood Services. Miss Darlene Tate, takes the temperature and blood pressure of Mrs. lean Cassel, Mrs. Cassel was one of eight blood donors in the Cooperative Health Education class.

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Practice makkes perfect. K Prcatice makes purfect. Practice makes perfekt. For some, practicing was taken seriously, for a disguised conquest could be hidden somewhere in the near y future. Some students felt a hard workout on the track could promise a blue ribbon from a track meet. Others discovered precision in rhythm and t band steps meant a first-rate reputation. Many students were quick to learn that constant drilling and training promoted the improvement of skills. Self-satisfaction and gratitude were but a few fulfilling moments experienced by those who acknowledged the fact that practice makes perfect. Nu . ff , 16 Atmosphere TOP Iimmie Riemer. Tom Dehls and Steve Ivey discover throwing sabres without getting cut takes hours of drilling. BOTTOM LEFT Practice makes a difference in a flawless routine as band members step off their halftime show. ' N .agswy -A. . . su...

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18 Atmosphere TOP Mrs. Ian Caffey, Mrs. Betty Wekerle and student teacher Mrs. Carolyn Daniel display acting ability during skits for their French classes. BOTTOM LEFT Students in one of Mrs. Barbara Adams' government classes are sworn in as members of the jury during a mock trial. BOTTOM RIGHT Members of the CHS drama department prepare stage backdrops for this year's major production, The Man Who Came to Dinner.