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

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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

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■4- i£gt glance one thought that All Coronadoijoy Jonathan Leach was a quiet and stUOtous person. But to those who knew him well, he was basically a id crazy guy. Junior Tern Toner explained. as a wonderful sense of humor. He fits .with the rest of us crazy journalists. his high school career, Jono was in many school activities. He was active Jdent government by representation in the for one year followed by three years in the He was elected president ol the National Society, served as president of the Latin a junior and participated in the fcheotogy Club. He was also a member of the I restigious Superintendent's Student Advisory Committee. vHe was honored.by the Optimists as a pman. received two scholastic letters and a National Merit Semi-Finalist for h s Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Score Jono had an artistic side also. He enjoyed drawing cartoons and caricatures for the Explorer. He designed the cover and ondsheets for Legend 79. And. his cartoons and illustrations were awarded first place in the state competition, i SUMMA CUM LA ye Ma mad student body. Edie and Jono were honor for having the points awarded by Who’s Who nomine