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

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49 0 I a 5 MYnAME1s1.,. s:acyJacob and f .A Karen Holste live it up at the band jf ili' 1 - hanges. dinner held at the first ofthe year. f-' V' A, A 1986-87 Could wrmr A HAT! Mrs. Charlotte V' 5 'r ' be summed up Northington attends a pep rally A and shows her support on Hat . in that one word Day. ' w . b A New administrators with a Mustang fans fbelowl are lull of support at the Homecoming game, even though Monterey went on to win 17-5. .2 -of X nil' ' 5 i i i o..f'..ts..t..i..t. fresh set of rules, better organi- zation and a rejuvenating en- thusiasm began the changes. Two hard-hitting rules were the dress code and the tardy policy. No-no garb inclu- ded mini-skirts, shorts, earrings on males, thongs, houseshoes and nose studs. Thrice late to class meant a choice -- three licks or three days' ISS. All these rules fell under LlSD's Discipline Management Plan which both students and parents had to sign. During the October United Way campaign, an exceeded donations goal meant all four administrators got pies in the face during the pep rally. Suddenly hallways were twice as bright since all lights -- not every other one -- were re- ' NJ, connected, reversing a 1970's energy conservation move. In addition, a trio of new class- rooms were chiseled out of stor- age and study hall space. H , ,, N N V What was in it for YOU? , Changes -- and experiences for -K W ' your memory bank, i a s -ga . A I . l V 1 l , 1 i to 1 M-4-fmspg, le 4-

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S, 5 ,Wei , 5' f F ..-- ,,..--J , if--W' Qs Et 1 . Q S, -4 .' A' Academics ear atter year most students strive to do their very best in aca- demics. Face it, a tew others don't reaiiy care, but Seniors who did g've a tiip knew it was time to get their acts pertectiy together to take the SAT and AC and appiy tor schoiarships. Some s udents were ready tor coiiege or schooi and each morning betore atternoon to tutor. This was espe- ciaiiy important to many athietes, since they were No-Piay ruie ot House Biii 72. under the No-Pass, er students not oniy went to Oth h oi but aiso worked hait-a-day. sc o , These individuais were in vocationai courses some at Coronado an thers at iocai high schoois. ven o though they worked three ciasses out ot six they stiii were require o have ' the same number ot credits to so they thought. it tor exampie a graduate. ' d at s in ittor you? Through this s udent reaiiy never truiy studie oniy memorized materiai he or she sec ion you wiii see ciasses the nd the teachers who probabiy wouid not do weii on such students a ma e academics a piace tr tes s as the SAT. To heip students do weii some achievement not tai ure LL teachers were avaiiabie eve y FOR YOUX Section Contents ForeignLang. 18-21 Niath 34-35 HeaithfP.E. 2-23 Science 36-37 ' 24-25 ociai Studies 38-39 27 Vocationai A0-A 26- 28-29 Home Ec. 42-42 ' A-45 Engiish Speec Drama Journaiism imfind. Arts 32-33 30-31 Business A If Q, f ..,, A .,,., A ..bA... l Vlyv 7 ..,,:,,. , zziuinggc-75i,1iV,i,m.kaIgF3' mitgiigw M M I A ' -,-,-,-.- . ., . .. .,, - ' i , d ,M E F T il , Ci 1 t t ' , Wh ' , t . , T d o , , i A r M G 2 s X f i S his 'P f . h 1 was fax Q x L-32 - x mfs , ., X ' A f . .. A , L- H-Mvvgw x: 9 4 v fi' Q Affadengics 15