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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a it W dba 7,9 J as mi as ima ll U Through Goals And of M42 Ambitious cries of searching hearts echo in an effort to grasp a future anchor in the challenging world. Pursuits of the venturing Dons follow widespread paths leading to personal success and a strong beginning. The forward look to a college education, a position in the world of business, or the rise and shine of domes- ticated living are only sprouts of the branching tree of the future pursued by the Dons. Pride and happiness found in each advancing step acknowledge the wisdom gained. With a look to the future, seniors Julie Johnson and Darwin Petersen gaze inquiringly at the Arizona State University campus in Tempe. Higher education is the goal of many Coronado Dons.

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