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

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Meeflhgs explain fr dlriong rule To most students, orientation assemblies were a necessary evil. To sophomores and new students, how- ever, they offered a valuable glimpse of school traditions, policies and regulations. Separate assemblies were con- ducted for each class, with intro- duction of class officers and spon- sers as part of the agenda. Coun- selors for each class discussed testing and other problems peculiar to that particular grade level. Valuable for all students was the explanation of a controversial new policy concerning tardies and absences. Even for excused absences, students received an F in the grade book un- til make-up work was completed. After the second tardy to any class, a student received an F which could be cancelled by extra work outside class. Roger Hudgins Cindy Hughes Terri Hughes Greg Hurst Anita Hutchison Amy jackson Bobby jackson Gina jackson Danny jacobs jim jacques Brenda james Lisa james Chitra jayaseelan Beverly jeffcoat Terri jefferson Barney jennings Genene johnson janet johnson Greg johnson julie johnson Liz johnson 26 Sophomores

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flvadable parklhg lt's terrible. First come, first served. Imagine what it will be like after the sophomores get their licenses. They're doing a pretty good job with what they have. These were among the comments of students concerning the parking situation. With only 350 spaces available to students, seniors were given priority in assigning spots. After the senior lottery was com- pleted, another drawing selected 16 lucky juniors to receive spaces. ln 1965 parking was not a problem for students. Free, spacious, parkwg areas were located west and E becomes rarfry south of the school where businesses now stand. At that time the school parking lot was not crowded with portable classrooms, which have taken approximately 50 spaces. Prior to 1968-69 teachers also had to pay for the privilege of a place to park. lt was not until 1974-75 that every space was sold. The present shortage of spaces forced some students to pay fees ranging from 567.50 to S90 for spots in a private tract of land behind the Terrace. Seniors who graduated early sold their spaces to students who were willing to pay inflated prices. X S M E . X Lmvx X JA KN ,X , .Nav .- -. Ei... ,-1. X -,x-'H xt. ,. I- ,QQA A tiixrgxf . ,. v - 4' 1 t , rw., ,af W W. iff Ski . f ffrft lily' . , 1 ,U ' Q fi-2 ,wp , ,Af 1 V: 3:75 X tw. . 1-,1?759 ,,A,,-9 - A f ff F' '. ' -' . as. lr . 9 jf 1 - v' ft- ,gg A , E-:gl .U X f , . 1w '-- ,gp ' - f , , ,sf up X H aff? I, '1 I ' f 9' .1 ,. n f 'f.f.i, .i '- - ' ' -' Q rf' 13??1?5'?Ji .45 . '-i3Ez??IT4- Li'2ff3'7f fl fra. Fl -535: L' ' if ,'.J31?i-1' 'Q'Qvf-iff. ,L 5 '15 i.13. ' L .',f' nil. .T .rj '1' ll' - i1..1 Danny Hindes Bobby Hindman Sharon Hitt Mark Hobgood Cathy Hodgin Karen Hogan Debby Holcomb Belinda Holder Shelly Holloman Landry Holmes David Holt Mecca Hooper Chris Hoopes Kelvin Hoover Earl Hopkins Connie Horne Matt Howard Cindy Howell Kris Howsley Nancy Huddleston Parking jeff Hollingshead

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A. Principal Max O'Banion explains school policies to the student body. B. jay Norton, Mr. Quentin Hancock, and jill Hancock discuss what is to be presented next on the program. C. Debby Sasano, Coronado's second female student body president, talks to a class at one of the presentations. D. jim Helms attends orientation forthe sophomore class. E. Mr. Carl Knight talks sternly about frequent absentecs. F. Students get a chance to chat before the orientation assembly begins, T z' .Zi V v Q1 Melody johnson Russell johnson Sonja johnson Shona johnston Mark jones Laurie jordan Matt jordan jeff jury Lisa Keeling Dita Keesee Karla Kell Rhonda Keller Dan Kennedy Sheri Key joanne Kice Michelle Kidd ,sa Q7 Theresa Kimes T7 Kathleen Kindred Byran King David King juanita King Aim. Orientation 27