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

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, L , .,.,. 1 . , S 4 AL l An i aj, if xi' .4 ,Qi R55 .rm ' f' r K ,ref 'WM 't-2.04. ill 'J .ft ., fy ,fag in uns -'P A. Oblivious to those standing around her, lill Griffin looks through a yearbook. B. loanne Lamb and leff Huddleston present a copy of the i976 El Viajero to Nlr. Buddy Forbess, a member of the School Board. They had presented books to other members of the board in early September. C. Looking through a copy of El Viajero, Mama Marge, yearbook and newspaper sponsor, seems pleased. D. Copies of the i976 El Viaiero await unpacking at the annual August signing party in the cafeteria. E. After a long drive from Wolfe City, Hilde Pierson and loanie Wilson clown around as they begin to unload books. ' Maggy: ' .1.qj'fL ' ' t ffl? s I-Aiwa? 1- -'M 47 Afex' Kelly Elliott Scott Etter Kaye Ewing Mike Fennessy Dianne Findley Leslie Fink Kristi Fletcher Abby Flygare Frank Foley Craig Ford lames Fox Greg Francis Kevin Francis Marilyn Freeman Tambra Freeman Kyle Fulton Lori Gailey Patty Gallagher Richard Garrett an Q5 Celeste Gary , Cynthia Gary l Yearbook delivery

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! 'Da veler arrives despke problems Troops anxiously awaited the moment of arrival. Ready with their ammunition and knowledge of its use, the assemblage had a gleam of anti- cipation in their eyes. But as the hours wore on, the gleam faded and portions of the force retreated in the early evening. As the final confrontation approached, the faithful squad knew the tiring wait had been worth it. The T976 El Viajero, or The Traveler, -1500 strongfarrived two hours late because of a series of truck breakdowns, one at Fort Worth and another outside Ranger. Co-editor joanie Wilson and Hilde Pierson, who designed the cover, drove a U-Haul from Wolfe City, home of Henington Publishing Company. Several weeks earlier, Mrs. Marjorie Wilson had taken co-editors Terri Pierson and loanie to Wolfe City for a final inspection. Almost 1000 books were distributed at the party with the remainder being picked up during the first few days after school opened. Dave Davis Garth Davis Woodrow Davis Becca Dearth john Deethardt Gena Dennis Alan Dickerson 1 5- Keith Dixon Diane Dockery Techa Doggett Debbie Donahoo Barry Donaldson jack Dooley Zack Dooley Laurie Dougherty Greg Drysdale Cindy Duckworth jamie Dunlap Michelle Duran Sandie Eisen Teresa Elig 20 Sophomores -V5 r LN Nw! 5 1 ,gl -X E

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fummer surrenders fo studies For some CHS students, midsum- mer became all work and no play! School was definitely on its way when the band began practicing new songs and new marching formations on the first of August. Also, Coronado's football teams, consist- ing of llO players, began practic- ing for the season ahead. The lazy summer days of swim- ming, skiing and tanning were left behind, as students bought school supplies and new clothes. ...,... ,p School began August 23 with an all-time high of 2,056 enrolled. Seventeen new teachers and two new clerks joined the staff, which brought the total to 109. Although thoughts of another school year disheartened some, others let out a sigh of relief, ready to end the restless stretched- out summer days. Renewed friendships offered a fringe benefit as classes resumed. ,earm- lames Gatlin Paul Gean john Geist Mike Genereaux Cynthia German Becky Gholson Deanna Gibson Iami Gilbert Steve Gill Bobby Gilliland Heidi Gladman Lisa Glazebrook Pam Goodwin Peter Graves Willie Graves Robert Green joe Gregg Tony Gregg Robert Gregorio Clifford Gregory Diane Grevelle 22 So pho mores s gram' -,,-, tg - 1-as ,ini .,...aJ i T v Q 'd,,,.. -as Ate -...,,,,3X , :ffm - v x