Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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ADonls.. The Absorbmg of ence Experiences and instruction in new ideas and skills is part of the learning process. To continue to grow, we must absorb these new experiences and then put them to prac- tical use. With the undertaking of unfamiliar faces and tasks, the freshmen began their journey toward greater knowledge. Past the once frightening and stunting day of first classes, he now feels at home and ready to learn. Older Dons, too, acquired knowledges and skills to prepare them for their destinations. So, having engaged in a motley of ex- periences, the Don emerges with new views and expectations for the future. ,flefzibf ,ff ,, r l , , J - ,e 4!2L97yll-Q f fclvlffde f 4jftr,Q,, ,ML AL Dfw! ,fficrlffizf f7'liglf,hg A M ww ,uffkfxp NM L 'X ,4,L.wf,, fficiw' , i if fig deff? y y 'Liz f A JWWXI fs 2' Loaded with books, Linda Gottschalk and Christine Kepler, sophomores, discuss their impressions of the first day of school. The locker areas, though crowded are the most frequented areas on campus for between class chatter.

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