Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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LHA: Girls auxiliary to Los Hermanos :OUR aw .TW ' ' 'wf xlf2m .... 9 E Photo by Bateman By Chris Boillot Los Hermanos Auxiliary QLHAD has been a seperate club from Los Hermanos for six years. LHA was set up as a service club for Coronado and the communityg they attempt to build spirt and pride. LHA held a rummage sale for the Coronado book fund and reupholstered the homecoming throne. During Homecoming Week, the club decorated the windows and the lawn. LHA joined by LH ushered at the football games and fine arts events. LHA and LH also joined to put on a show at the Children's Colony. ana... L FIVE 9 any JNL 5 .. . 8 5 'Yi fi Y I . Aw .Xt gg... n......ew 2 ---Q., 2 Photo by Bateman SEVEN Photo by Bateman

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-we Ry: ff-'cue N I ...,..f' is ONE Los Hermanos Auxiliary Shanna Martinez Pres. Diane Adams Janet Adamson Linda Adamson 'Janelle Bayer iMarianne Bazar Emily Castleman Heather Chilton Lesely Collis Tracey Cullen Molly DeBree Wendy Dunn Diana Duran Darla Hart Melanie Hartwig Maria Kanios Marylou Karam Sharon Keeler Jody Knutson Camille Ladderfoot Kristy Lewis Debbie Minshall JoAnne Murray Nikki Naylor Vicki Nufeld Michelle Parker Kathy Penning Julie Sturgeon Lisa Tarico Tina Tarollo Babbette Usdane Suzi Usdane Laura White Teri Wiblin Michelle Willard Phyllis Wright Rosemary Young Sponcer Sheila English ONE President of LHA Shanna Martinez, is discussing her idea. TWO Teacher sponsor, Sheila English, is organizing some of their paperwork. THREE Janet and Linda Adamson discuss their idea before they share with the class. FOUR Some of the members take notes at the weekly meetings. FIVE Most of the LHA members shown attend each week. SIX The whole club listens closely to a speaker SEVEN Janet Adamsom voices her opinion on an issue ' J' Photo by Bateman TWO Photo by Bateman .... . L.. lliiiltliilii i. -,',. 5 .,'.,1-f X

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Cross Country Club honors all runners Story and Photos by Judy Hegarty 'fiifi The Cross Country Club satisfied the thirst of both boys and girls cross country runners. They boosted spirits, J 'if' sf 30 yi W- gave moral support, and passed out place cards. These were the purposes of the club. Requirements for member- ship were coming to the meetings and participating in extra activities. Raising money was essential to fund the club's projects. They sold Coke at one cross country meet and held a rummage sale at Park-n-Swap. The funds bought ice and cups to serve the Coronado runners, as well as art sup- plies to make posters. ONE We've worked real hard this year, said Sandy Schoenhofen, vice presi- dent. Even though our membership declined a great deal, we still gave the teams a lot of support. Several of the runners themselves were active in the club - Mark Mcln- tyre, Bill Gordon, David Reed, Randy Martens, Kirk Fiehler, Les Shipman, and Gary Cawthorne. Cross Country Club Pres. Yvonne Maureen McSpadden Rossenbach Kirk Fiehler V.P. Sandy Les Shipman Schoenhofen Mark Mclntyre Sec. Jill Gary Cawthorne Geridimos Randy Martens Tres. Debi David Reed Jackson Bill Gordon C.C.C. Rep. Sponsor Jim Diana Ford Ryder Carol Woodard TWO ONE Yvonne Rossenbach, senior, is quenching the thirst of dis- tance runner Bill Gordon, sophomore. TWO Jill Gerodimos, senior, reads a place card for girls cross coun- try runner Jennie Stephens, sophomore. THREE Seniors Sandy Schoenhofen and Yvonne Rossenbach prepare a glass of water for the next Coronado runner to cross the finish line. FOUR Sandy Schoenhofen, senior, Carol Woodard, junior, and Yvonne Rossenbach, senior, give the Coronado cross country runners a bit of encouragement. FOUR 59... wgm-.sf s .NX . THREE iqlvv tiara. ,X . 1- S: s vn-s is: X ss fin ff .. 3 , N ' - Q .l :Na N er. sy Q gf-.5-zfrwss f . L ,X ,Y . Sli . ... . W .ws . k',a,sN,,c g? A X . 1 . A -R ggi!! TQ: i ii 5 N gig ' Q .-