Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE Alpha Omega Alumni Game, faculty members and past stu- dents were invited into the cafeteria where they were served punch and talked of past experiences. While sweet scented pine trees and S t d . t . t mistletoe adorned Coronado's campus e 3 e oe, with their Christmas splendor, stu- 0 0 6 dents took part in many activities outside of school as well as on school grounds. On December 14, Coronado's teachers sponsored a basketball game where they actively took part in com- peting against Saguaro's faculty and cheering the teams onto victory. Cor- onado won 49435. One week following the faculty game, Alpha Omega sponsored the annual faculty-alumni basketball game. Once again teachers displayed their athletic ability, but found them- selves not as fortunate as they had been the previous week. They lost to the alumni 63-46. While ACE, Choralairs, and the J, orchestra went together to present a special Christmas concert, the Mes- siah , on stage on December 18, Los Hermanos and Criada visited the Chil- drens Colony on Sunday, December 20 to distribute gifts to mentally handicapped children. Distributing Christmas-grams, the members of Student Council and San- ta Claus went around to all the class- rooms during fourth and seventh hour ::r h I d d- t- t CHILDRENS COLONY BECAME a place ofjoyous celebration for many as Jim Swan gives Matilda on t e ast ay precee mg Vaca lon O fa Childrens Colony member, a doll for Christmas. Los I-Iermanos and Criada sponsored the event. spread Christmas cheer and greetings. 24 ChristmasActivities

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l I 1 i l DANCING TO THE March of the Wooden Soldiers , the Donettes perform their special Christ- mas dance decked with unusual Christmas attire. + 1-,T-,.t--F WITH at the TCH A AND paper in hand, Leo Christmas poem to the crowd faculty game. WITH THE BASKETBALL a few inches out ofhis grasp, Marshall Trimble, No. 22, awaits the recov ery of the ball into his hands while alumnus Marty McCray unsuccessfully tries to block the pass Christmas A ctivities 25