Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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WALTER L. ARIVIISTEAD JR. MICHAEL S. DANT HELEN J. DECKER SHIRLEY EICHELBERGER English IV, Vl . . . department English II, IV . . . TV2 years English Ill, V. . . I8 years teach- English Ill, V . . . A years teach- chairman, 5 years teaching, de- teaching, degree B.A., coach- ing, degree . . . B.A., enjoys ing, degree , , , B.A., sponsored grees . . . B.A., Nl-A-, if0Sl1 TCOOT' ed golf and frosh football, enioys hBf1dlCf6fiS, tropical 'flSl1, Qafdefl- senior class, enioys writing and ball coach, enioys sports, flying. sports, iazz, reading, camping. ing, reading, writing. swimming, Eleven Classes An Hour Literature, vocabulary, mythology and grammar books were common reminders around campus of the large and extensive English program carried on this year under'the supervision of' Mr. Walter Arrnistead. With over I7OO students participating in the department, various new types of equipment were utilized by the I4 teachers to spur further interest in the field of English. Several teachers took advantage of co-operative teaching which offered students opportunities to ex- change ideas with other challenging minds, and teach- ers to observe other teaching methods. Equally interested in what the paper shows are Mr. Harry Fogie with Scott Spear and Terry Nelson, seniors in his English V class, viewing individual papers shown under the opaque proiector. This proiector, a new aid in the English department, provided both teachers and students with an easier means of explaining and interpreting common errors in sentence structure, grammar and spelling through actually viewing examples of each. HARRY W. FOGIE MICHAEL G. FURLONG English III, V . . . 7 years English Ill, IV . . . 25 years teaching, degrees . . . B.A., M.A., teaching, degrees . . . B.A., B.E., sponsored National Honor society. M.A., Ph.D., sponsored sopho- more class, enjoys photography. JOY M. GENOVESE English ll, lla . . . 6 years teach- ing, degrees . . . B.A., M.A., sponsored Y-Teens and freshman class.

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CLYDE F. KIDD Principal Clyde Kidd Heads Principol's Trio Fulfilling his second successful year as Coronado's principal, Clyde F. Kidd possessed the friendly but down to business manner which won him the respect of all those participating in Coronado's organization. Among the many responsibilities created by his job, Mr. Kidd administered to matters con- cerning budget, public relations, guidance, and employment of the operative staff. Working in cooperation with Mr. Kidd were William J. Kelley and William R. Fitzgerald, assistant principals. With I3 years of previous experience in the educational field, Mr. Fitzgerald maintained a busy schedule including his main duties of registration, guidance and curriculum planning. Mr. Kelley's chief responsibilities were associated with discipline and supervision of student activities. He has spent I4 years in the field. i WILLIAM R. FITZGERALD Assistant Principal WILLIAM J. KELLEY Assistant Principal

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RICHARD HUGHES English III, V . . . 9 years teach- ing, degrees . . . B.A., M.A., sponsored senior class, enioys books and guitar lessons. MARILYN E. LINDHORST JANE MILLIGAN WARREN PEMBERTON English III, IV . . . degree . . . English French year teach ish II A years teach B.A., sponsored iunior class, pep ing degree BA sponsored mg degrees B A club, enjoys school singing, senior class engoys horseback enloyg hummg and flghmg swimming, reading. riding music bridge Study The English Language WILLIAM D. ROHNS ROSAMOND RUGH English I, ll . . . 6 years teach- English ll, IV . . . 8 years teach- ing, UISQYCES - - - BQS., M-A-I ing, degree ., . B.A., enjoys enioys golf and sales work. husband and children. H lm' JANICE SLAYBAUGH English ll, Ill . . . 7 years teach- ing, degree . . . B.A., enioys reading and listening to music. Locating a book proves much easier with the aid of the Dewey decimal system, Nancy Barnes, iunior, finds as Miss Jane Smith, librarian, helps to explain the system to her. Book reports and reference work brought the larg- est part ot the library's business from the l7OO English students.