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

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Juniors Susan Crow and Karla Thornton model western wear to show their spirit on Grit Day. Even their Snoopy is appropriately attired. Wx f'-s Displaying the spirit ot homecoming, homeroom 113 creates the winning sign. Putting on a big smile and demonstrating her skill, Angela Stover tries out lor sophomore cheerleader. qjlayero, pootc-:ro promote pizazz Enthusiasm greeted the opening of football season, reaching a peak as dis- trict play began. Miles of poster paper and gallons of tempera paint decorated walls and windows. A record number of sophomores signed up for cheerleader tryouts, and supporters filled the audi- torium for pep rallies. Special days and events crowded the calendar, providing needed breaks from school routine. Decorated lockers, signs and posters called attention to the participation of musicians, dra- matists and speech students, as well as athletes. Some activities, such as Fifties Day and Freak-em-out Day, were tradi- tional. Others, like the Homecoming float and the spirit chain, were launched in hopes of adding to the scarlet and gold symbols of victory. Spirit, tradition

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Masquerading as a teddy bear, Debbie Luedecke anticipates the night's activities. Lisa Howsley is visible behind her. Seniors Ronnie Burnam, Russell Murrell, Will Brown and Eric Santos express their joy alter the big win over LHS.

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Settin an example lor their classmates, Brad Parker and Aaron Angle sport several ofthe new looks lor men. Blazers proved popular for both boys and glrla. Mark Thormahlen and Daphne Lathouras model this smart style. 28 intangibles In full fashion for a school day, Danielle Botros, Dede Covalt and Mac Parsons combine comfort and style.