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vw 3. 439 3. ISO ls! ls! 3. 155 Cs! QSO 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. Qs! .f. 40 ll ll Like a magnifying glass exposing minate yet important details which are often overlooked, this volame also has attempted to reveal and empha- size Coronado 's ansarpassed anity as a school, superiority in all academic areas, and aneaaaled teamwork and sportsmanship in athletics. Receiving recognition in every level, Coronadofs masic department has consistently demonstrated oat- standing ability and determination to be the best. For its tenth consecutive fffltmtfaiami exced ekftadftlafa faeco dj I!!! .uae e,o4ta,ee4 0oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o l'-0,0030,oo,o+,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,n,o4,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,eo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,o+,oo,oo,o+,oo,oo,o4,oo:oo:oo:oo:oo2oo:o+:oo TWG i.,3fiiVE?0ilTW' INTELRSCHOLASTIC LEAGME iw -wie ,. cm4t.lwsff wA:,O'w I acaf.u ?EAAS. 7u7iZ Yik Us.. hnvcmber il , 1976 LZ. x.' 34431 r EI: Schools r S YBQQE Jdfiifl 1 'Q vm have had occasion to fake a statistical srvvy , fcwzeaz resuirs and especially are n,rwer of sweepscares .c schoofs over Ire past 5-year :ef'cG. 5 thirv rr fra airway uili be of special iaieree: to you wr :Max period In tm areas of mrs, 'nkes awards, fore than any strc' oi. as , arcs inciace S in band, 5 in ofcrestra, fans. T135 recorc is imoicazive 0: 5 esa- r weii balanced in all areas cf nergcrrance, P Live In all areas as Mali. This record serial. , Q r'gh zegfee of syrpaihetic cooperaticn from asv? ,, af: arqng ine groups thefseives, My cowgracuiati :icse?y concerned with your program, especiaiiy to yas ': 'Qty' of Music, Mr, Ed Irons as Supefinzencent, Mr, Rex C'Ear', :r'f:Zsai, and the directors of tre organizations - Mr. PhEZ Amare-9 -,.-. v ' ' f. George Rnoinson in Grchestra, and Hr, Ken Fuitom :he :o'rcr . ,aW,, V Czoir c'rector. I reaiize that these organizations garnered reny other honors for cr :ne League Dffice would have no record but I feel thai chase -orpiishments En UIL competition are highiy noteworthy in and 0: qfefseives. Again my congratuiations to ak! concerned and sincere aes: wishes Fo Jihzvw copies to: id r your continued success. Sincereiy, v GAMJQ ErQ'3:76'E James I, Nail Associate Director Music Activities irons Max 0'BanTo0 Phi I Anzhony George Robinson Ken Fulton 2 Introduction year, the Mastang Band obtained sweepstakes in University lnterscho- lastic Leagae competition, the highest possible ranking. Selected as one of . ,Y 1- vf...f,z,, ,f
only six groups in the nation, the CHS band perforrned for national llflusic Educators in 1974. Coronado 's choirs have earned an ifnpressive number of sweepstalees awards. The top choir, Chorale, appeared in Anahienv, California, at the convention of the National Music Educators, a significant honor. The orchestra, also winner of nvan y awards, toole pride in two ol' its nvernbers, Pat jordan and Eva Thontp- son, who were selected for nvenvber- ship in the Lubbock Syrnphony. Nine Coronado graduates also participated in the Lubbock Symphony, and the membership of the Texas Tech Orchestra included ten CHS exes. Dr. George Robinson, orchestra conductor, has taught at Coronado since its opening in 1965, Mr. Phil Anthony began directing the Mustang Band in 1968. As choir director, llflr. Ken Fulton preceded Mr. ferry Neuen- schwander, now in his third year at Coronado lligh School. A statistical survey of contest results over a fi ve-year period indicated that Coronado won rnore sweepstalees awards during that tirne than any other Texas school participating in UlL activities. lncluded were five in band, five in orchestra, and 76 for choral organizations. In a letter to Nlr. Orland Butler, lVlr. james I. Nail expresses his congratulations to C0ronado's band, choir and orchestra departments on their awards. Practicing after school, the Coronado band prepares for its performance at the Plain- view football game. All-State members Anne Brashear, Pat jordan, Chitra jayaseelan and Eva Thomp- son play a tune. All-State members include Chuck Taylor, Chuck Platten, Tommy Halpain, Tracy Boyd and All-Area member janelle Nordberg rehearse before the annual choir concert. OOOO00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000 0 0.00.90.OO.OO.00.04.00.OO.O0.0O.0O000.0-O.GO.O-O.O0.OQ.OO.OO.9O.O-0.00.00.0O.OQ.O-0.OQ.00.OO.OO.OO.0O.OO.0O.O0. O .OO Theme
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