Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Announcers Club Lisa Ware, President Craig Smith, VicePresident Randy Schmid, Treasurer Marguerite Macintyre, Secretary Randy Klus, CCC Representative Debbie DeWitte Steve Henson Paul Hubbard Brent Leathers Dan Peters TWO ir . , 11 if 'ii Hi I . ,, 5. , I. K. es Ei irii ,. if ,i my l - M-A we X . .Ji :Y 255: ,ar U . ,,.. ,, , Q, , --,, , ' , Q , . ,,,. , M, ll A r 'flilif Q EI: il X555 fu 5 ' ' ' ' E .F ig 1 ' ' if I 9 3 if 5' fiiiiiifjk wean 2411 us' . f' -ff Q f K in 1. . 1' ONE THREE ONE Senior Paul Hubbard holds the announcing phone as he broadcasts his share of the announcements. TWO Senior Marguerite Macintyre uses her voice training in Thespians to enhance the announcements in the daily bul- letin. THREE Senior Brent Leathers announces his wild and crazy Did you knows. V FOUR Senior Lisa Ware starts the morning news bulletin. FIVE Senior Brenda Niles records for the Sears portrait gallery as part of her DECA program SIX Senior Jaime Berry checks the sales receipts of the Na- tional Shirt Shop at Los Arcos Mall as part of her DECA assignment. Jaime is the manager of the men's store. xt- r fel 5 ?u., ...S Y..,,,,f C

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Q X i 'wwf M FOUR Photo by Athmer ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE ,QV .. W. .Q-,J , is QW ffwff if A f'1A V -' 16321111- Hewil. AMICAE Julie Sherman, President Cathy Thompson, Vice-President Kim Behrens, Secretary Laurie Gill, Treasurer Andi Campbell, Seargent at Arms Becky Adams Terri Becker Lisa Comey Robin Crozier Shiree Foster Lisa Hall Cathy Heraldson Gretchen House Valorie Hughes Kathy Hutchinson Chris Jacobs Monica Job Sandy Kennedy Tina Lindenbauer Becky Long Wendy Montoya Suzanne Neville Mary Oropeza Jackie Perillo Jane Scott Cathee Shultz Lisa Stanojlovic Jeanine Suits Sharon Todd Anita Whitlatch Senior Tammy Wills serves drinks to guests at the Amicae Spirit Breakfast. Sophomore Suzanne Cross, club sponsor Diana Seaman, and senior Andi Campbell are going through the serving line. The varsity football team are guests of honor at the Amicae Spirit Breakfast on Homecoming Day. Sponsor Diana Seaman supervises the serving of donuts and juice at the Amicae Spirit Breakfast. Senior Cathy Heraldson serves donuts to Lisa Stanojlovic and Wendy Montoya. Seniors Bret Godfrey and Toni Quijada are crowned King and Queen of Courts at the Amicae-sponsored celebration during the Coronado-Mt. View basketball game. Robin Crozier, junior Amicae member, participates in the preliminary halftime ceremonies of the King and Queen of Courts crowing. Trail Trivia Did you know that there are 671 outside windows in the school? Lookin' good!

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DECA develops future business leaders By Jenni Curtis Distributive Education of America CDECAJ gives students a chance to en- ter the business world and develop their skills in marketing and distribu- tion. DECA members work on the job in various places of their choice, such as the National Shirt Shop, Lonnegan's, B.B. Singer's, Wildlife Studio, and Gar- cia's Del Este. DECA members have to be seniors and be accepted into distributive edu- 11 cation. DECA held a racquetball tournament and sold concessions at football games among other activities. The members of DECA were involved in civic contributions and developed their vocational leadership, and social skills. DECA has been in existence at Coro- nado since the 1962-63 school year. The national DECA program was start- ed inthe 192O's. There are more than 70 chapters of DECA in the state of Arizona. fl li Smith, Chris Williams. --is J 1 , .,.1:.? DECA Top Row: Herb Sherman fsponsory, Beau Graffin, Kent Sirota, Lynn Kermoade, Brenda Cole, Lulu Wargo. Second Row: Barbara Andrews, Doug Leslie, John Eckhardt, Jaime Berry, Chris Phelps, Edward Krutel. Bottom Row: Scott Stone, Kirk Fiehler, Terri Coomber, Brenda Niles, Holly Marts, Andy Johnson. Not Pictured: Don Clark, Ofelia Gonzalez, Jim Seaman. Carol iclfiiw-hfil Officers of DECA for the year were Kirk Fiehler, president, Jaime Berry, vice-president, Ed Krutel, treasurer: and Brenda Niles, secretary. Good morning Coronado! This is the KCHS morning news, is what the Announcers Club is known for. The club reduced the daily news broadcasts from five to only three times a week. The teachers felt that the announce- ments were taking away too much time from second hour classes. The only requirement for member- ship in Announcers club is a voice audi- tion. E ,Pl EB.. - . fi : ' ' 'Qt I ,j. f,,. - Q .. i. 'lj as ' fic- it fists - . .Se es NTP' 'fi i 'J :Qi Sz -K .zzsff .. . i FIVE Photo by Athmer 'im Photos by Schmid, Russo SIX Photo by Athmer