Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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

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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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43 'p LOS HERMANOS SWEETHEA RTS, Kathy Wendel, Shelly Hixson, and Domie Parsons stand before the crowd at the annual Christ- mas Dance shortly after Los Hermanos President Ford Dudley announced their names and presented them with llowers. On the eve of December 23, Los Hermanos held their annual Christmas Dance in the Coronado cafeteria where three girls were chosen Sweethearts of the 1970-71 Christmas season. Kathy Wendel, Shelly Hixson, and Domie Parsons were handed a small bouquet of flowers by Los Hermanos President Ford Dudley as their names were read. Robert McCaffrie, guidance coun- selor, dressed-up as Santa Claus, and romped around the floor saying Merry Christmaslv to everyone attending the dance. As the music of the Sorcerers Apprentice filled the air with rhyth- matic sound, couples danced on con- tinuously for hours with the spirit of Christmas on their minds. 26 Christmas Dance Three 'Sweethearts' chosen to reign at Christmas dance DECKED IN A Santa Claus costume of red and white, Robert McCaffrie talks with Los Hermanos sponsor Ralph Bradshaw about matters concerning the Christmas Dance. McCaffrie chaperoned.