Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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O I0 . by Sharon Bachman Faculty is counseling, reading, writing, arithmetic, fellowship, QT' rl, discipline, H4492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue, fitness, administration, and music. Faculty ls . .. the 20-year Teachers. Nineteen faculty members have seen Coronado grow, develop, and change over the last twenty years. This elite group of veterans which now decorates the auditorium: Eugene Hanson, who wrote the fight song and Coronado hymn: and Ed Anderson, who coached The first football Team. They remembered The first pep assembly which was held on The field because The gym was not yet finished. Faculty is . . . The Faculty Steering Committee. The Faculty Steering reminisced aT a tea honoring Them in Committee is a group of concerned October. They recalled The surprised reactions when each new administrator has tried to cut Wunderley's wooden 'lcakef' They also enjoyed needling students who are now their teaching peers, such as Tom Dahl and Paul Hanley. Coaches told how, as students, Dahl and Hanley took laxatives to make team weigh-ins. Among the 20-year faculty were Joe Gatti, who designed the mosaic lf, l teachers organized to help students in fulfilling their goals in and out of school. Chairman Larry Welch believes this is an important connection between students and administrators. They backed a study skills program being organized by Dr. Steve Brown to help students who needed to improve in study habits Gnd OTTGDGODCG. They also awarded Larry Welch Howard Guess and Ed Schindel at scholarships to students who proved fend O Dflftv elven bv The DVMCIDOIS In 'Ute AU when G Coronado Don Should be H gust A guitar sing a long with Gene Prlvett en . s, . .ll Q A E lift ff Efis, Llp, ., .F gg 1- f f its , j A . 1 1 I . . .. za... . Viyfs T - f l 'Q if 5 .gilitgfg - I 4 X. f . g 91 'LE ' K 5 ' , , :lf-its . for ' ei 'ii ti T T ' ii, T- s 4. 1 5 S Salle Sherrod, Elizabeth Gorsuch and Larry Welch, chairman, are among faculty discussing their future involvement in the Faculty Steering Committee. PHOTO BY BACHMAN. Coronado's own music maestro, Eugene Hanson, has ushered 20 top-rated marching bands on and off the football field. PHOTO BY PASSOW. 20 Faculty

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ang-E Junior Rauna Carter serves cake at the 200th blrthday Sunday School celebration at Scottsdale Christian Church located on the northwest corner of Oak and Hayden. PHOTO BY CAUGHEY. Light streams through the stained glass win- dows of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, located on Miller and Earll, accenting the vacant al- tar. PHOTO BY HULS. i 1 I NAM ,,..,, A K VXVV ,vm , fi? . . . , .. ..... it r ii T t -. K it 4 - 'f A Y . J Q N 5 A modernistic Menorah, the traditional 7- pronged candelabra of the Jewish faith, is located on the altar of Temple Solel, Hebrew for Pathfinder. The synagogue is located in North Scottsdale. PHOTO BY HULS. Senior Chuck Gale enjoys Waterslide Country at a youth activity sponsored by the Mormon church. PHOTO BY WILSON. Church 'IQ

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Faculty members wave the spirit sticks given to them by the cheerleaders for attending the Marcos de Niza pep assembly. PHOTO BY KRET. THE 20-YEAR FACULTY-Top row: Robert McCaffrie, Bill Kelley, Ed Anderson, Milton Christen, Larry Welch, Jerry Menefee, Roy Coppinger, Harry Jones, Ron Wunderleyg Bottom Row: Winifred Smith, Thelma Wortmann, Sandra Wieland, Eugene Hanson, Richard Hughes, Noi pictured: Robert Zenor, Larry Bell, Pete Crouse, Festus Liverett, Joe Gatti. PHOTO BY PASSOW, -+f4fx S-...c . , .. c.,...1 O., ,f'- 4 A Q, is-5.-W , , ' 'T ,',-, fl I Jim Poplawskl, Robert McCaffrie, Jerry Menefee, Roy Coppinger and Jay Poplawski watch a foot- ball game while keeping score on the south side of the field. PHOTO BY WHITTEMORE. Kermit the Frog, along with Racoon, advises Gary Stephens on a skit during his third-hour vo- cabulary class. PHOTO BY CAUGHEY. , 4 Faculty 24