Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Pursuit D.E. student, Mary Beckman, works behind the counter as she becomes familiar with procedures at the Eichenauer Nutrition Service at Papago Plaza. Distributive education students included seniors taking classes in the morning and actual on the job training in the afternoon. Martin Ulloa of the business department directed the students' activities. Karen Heidbrink, senior, watches as Candy Kelley energetically does with preschool children under the leadership of Mrs. Alta Landes. her ironing and Joey Roffino amuses himself with a book. Second These junior Dons soon became pets of the home economics depart- semester human relations students operated a child care program ment, as well as the rest of the campus. 5

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J is dllffifjclx ,,fl,cL'kf,j-'L f Lil' V,Qr2q4xJL'fw fcrflftfy . yftfl Qcyff bl ECHL Jlwlfdjifg 5 New equipment for the darkroom aided the Trail photographers and the Explorer cameraman. Fred Berry, sophomore, adiusts the enlarger in one of the many operations necessary in the production of photos. Days That Make Us Happy Make Us Wise . . . Through Experience And Learning Contronted with academic and social prob- lems, Coronado students set out to conquer their impasses. Working together, they met challenges through diligent practice, self- expression and a willingness to learn. Trial and error reaped experience while Don vic- tories produced a wisdom and knowledge of self-satisfaction. The finished products revealed the pride and happiness felt by all who contributed to its cause.