Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Recreational events open for students Scottsdale and surrounding areas offer many activities for Coronado students when free time is available. People who enjoy ice or roller skating could indulge in this activity either at Oceanside Ice Skating rink or Roller World. People who love the thrill of racing can go to Beeline Dragway to participate or just watch the local drag racing. IVloto- cross racing is also a part of Beeline's entertainment. Students who enjoy driving frequently try their skills in the racing cars at Grand Prix's one-mile track, Legend City, the state's oldest amusement park, provides an evening of fun with rides in a friendly atmosphere. The State Fair which came to Phoenix Oct. 21-Nov. 5 provided people with entertainment and education. Famous singers such as Dan Fogelberg and Seals 84 Crofts performed for the crowds in the Coliseum. The worId's largest ferris wheel was the main attraction along the fair midway. CAD Entrance to Legend City invites teens to the rides and entertainment. CBD While roller-skating at Roller World, seniors Cathy Borowiak and Cindy Lecker realize the photographer is taking their picture. CCD Grand Prix vehicle prepares for race against time. CDD Drag racer gets ready to race against his opponent at Beeline Dragway. CED The biggest ferris wheel in the world is seen from the Coliseum during the State Fair. CFD Oceanside Ice Arena provides students with ice skating facilities, Outside School Activities 21

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Festivities I I 'K memorialize Homecoming Homecoming Week, Oct. 17-21, created unforgettable memories in the lives of Coronado students, it renewed memories for alumni with traditional contests and festive activities. Events during the week included a pudding eating contest won by Sherry Turnage and Brian Peach. Dress-up- the-school class competition was won by the freshmen. The winning float and winning window went to the Senior Class. During the evening pep assembly on Thursday, the Bonfire King and Queen were crowned. Senior class representative Brian Peach and Homecoming Chairman Debbie Erhardt received the honors. The school's choral group ACE sang HRemember. After the assembly, the cross country runners ran from Scottsdale High with flaming torches to light the bonfire. On Friday night, at the football halftime, Tammy Bondurant and Jeff Anderson were crowned King and Queen. The attendants were Linda McCoy, Sherry Turnage, Cindy Underwood, Clark Drodowski, Dan McKinney and Mike Poth. Students attended the dance which ended the Homecoming Week with music by iiRock Candy. KAJ With the theme of Spanish Fantasies, the senior Hoat wins hrst place. KBJ Tammy Bondurant imitates a Scottsdale High beaver at the pep assembly. KC! Los Hermanos members Mike Riley and Mike Hogan show their spirit at the pep assembly. KDJ Junior Class assists in the Homecoming voting. KE? Members of the cross country team carry torches to light the bonhre. KF? Seniors Jeff Anderson and Tammy Bondurant enjoy the traditional dance of the Homecoming King and Queen. KG? Flames light the sky as the Hnal activity the night before the game and Homecoming Dance. KHP Seniors Debbie Erhardt and Brian Peach are crowned BODDYE King and Queen, 22 Homecoming Week