Coronado High School - Legend Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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wy he musical comedy. The Wizard ol Oz, became Coronado's Conquest theme. The ideas centered around the yellow brick road. Dorothy and rainbows. Said senior Brian Gaddy. ‘‘I really think this year’s theme will turn out good. When you first hear the idea, it doesn’t sound right. But I think it has a lot of potential.” The Conquest court set the scene by wearing different colored dresses to establish the rainbow effect; escorts “They aren’t going to make me wear pigtails or give me a Toto to carry around.” simply wore tuxedos. Junior Holly Sargent explained. “It’s a really different idea. Hopefully it will work out perfect. Queen Jackie Fulton expressed, I don’t think I'll mind portraying Dorothy. They aren’t going to make me wear pigtails or give me a Toto to carry around. Though there were no witches, lions or scarecrows. Conquest managed to portray the fairy-tale image. And everybody lived happily ever after. % 23 conquest queen

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conquest court 22 Princess Gena Azar Princess Christy Zolfoghary Princess Lisa Palafox Princess Diana Marquez Lady-in-Waiting Diane Brown V ■

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“Who’s Who is indicative of how interested you are in school.” “Activities provide an important extra dimension to a high school career, commented Who’s Who qualifier Robert Levy. “Much of Coronado’s strength lies in its extra-curricular opportunities. According to Daphne Davis. Who's Who is a great honor because it’s really indicative of your activities in school, and how interested you are in the school and the people in it.' 3 • WHO’S WHO, FRONT ROW: Roger Smalhgan. SECOND ROW James Loper. Allyson Green. Li- sette Gerald. Eloisa Samaniego. Gina Biasatti. THIRD ROW Amy Neslor. Graham Austin. BACK ROW John Clark. Stan Parnell. ►WHO’S WHO. FRONT ROW: Sharon Jaftee. Tana BeaB. Carolyn Hansen. Piper Emmett. Tracy Dorris BACK ROW Ernie Torres. EJeen Avner, Jack McNutt NOT SHOWN Laurie Reda