Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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ADonIs... Th Height of Enthu iasm 3. if? v f gi. g bitt 'fx Eager for a better understanding of foreign countries and people, many Dons acquire a second language. Concentrating on French slides, David Dir, senior, is better acquainted with the country's language and people through these educational films and records. 12 Demonstrated through the roaring che of a victorious crowd or the inward silen of anticipation and thought. enthusiasm found in many forms. Its expression deep-rooted in every Don. A busy schedul of both entertainment and study kept spir thriving. so much so that anticipation, spiri and enthusiasm are words synonymous wit the Coronado Don. Mary Martin, senior, forms the familiar 'LC-jump as a victory sign. The varsity cheerleaders promote and spear- head the Don's resource of spirit throughout the year.

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