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

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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

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A. Drawing out another junior recipient of a parking space, Debby Sasano is assisted by Nlr. jerry Crawford. B. An aerial photo reprinted from the end- shects ofthe i968-69 yearbook shows the availability of parking in the school lot, not crowded by barracks. Dirt areas west of the school also are shown. C. Harriet Harvey hurries back to marching practice after discussing her vio- lation with the parking controller. D. With his accumulation of parking tickets displayed on the cover of his notebook, Chris Eagan is often reminded of the crowd- ed situations most juniors face daily. E. Parking spaces available directly across from Coronado range in price from 567.50 to S90 per year. 2. il- -1 Leslie Hargrove Windy Harrison Ricky Harvey Steven Hatch Lois Hayes Glenna Haynes Kevin Hays Beverly Headley Pam Headley lohn D. Heagy Clay Hegdal lim Helms Nancy Hemphill Tish Hendrick Bart Henry David Hensley Kim Henson David Hernandez Ronald Hewett Dirk Hibler Sam Hickman 24 Sophomores pa- , V , J, 6356281 f My , ,, 34 . . ef ,- , , -.1892 .N , ' . , i 5 f- i 21712 3. 'fi -a:u,,, 1 V5 Li, l.:q Q Q t 5:+ 'RQ it M sz sf, .-ygagt gd , . as C-5,5