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We leorn hrouqh performin There's no business like show business. Although this was not the slo- gan for Coronado's academic program, students in most departments dis- played their talents and abilities in some way during the year. Teachers as well as students performed as an attention getting device. Guest speakers and perfor- mers brought the community into the classroom. Students in humanities heard Dr. Eugene Alesch, Texas Tech professor, who presented slides on Medieval art. World History class- es heard a German refugee, Mr. Mike Van Horn, and beginning journalism classes learned from Mr. Leon Har- is, a partner in Webster-Harris Advertising Agency. - as TOP Under the light of two moons, the CHS marching band performs during a football half- time. LEFT Headstands are just a small part of the vaudeville act performed by 87-year- old Mr. Harve Holland. He and his wife visited World Literature and drama classes. Performing 29
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TOP For their Dandelion Wine assignment in English, Leslie Ansley and Eve Riedinger disguise themslves as Ray Bradbury characters, Clara Goodwater and Elmira Brown. CENTER Iudy Redmond, Lisa Davis, Melissa Weaver and Sheri Baucom revise a section of French dialogue with the help of Mrs. Ian Caffey. BOTTOM Government students Susie Hayes, Linda Raper and Kelley Martin release notes in hopes of winning votes for their candidate. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Emphasizing the relationship between practicing and performing, Orlene Zermeno prepares for an upcoming concert. OPPOSITE BOTTOM Sophomores Mark Peachee, Kevin Parker and Korin Guy compose an act with the aid of carrots for a choir performance. 30 Atmosphere
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