Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Nothing matters but weekend from Sophomore Splo Guess attempts to jump his BMX bike between two trees in Eldorado Park. Late on a Saturday afternoon, sophomore Andy Enright practices his golf swing. Enright plays at Papago and Coronado golf courses. Junior John Splaine skateboards in the exhibit plaza, a popular area in Eldorado Park for skaters. Freshman Chris Kireopoulos studies his return while playing a game of racquetball in the schooI's courts. 24 Leisure Sports l WW? 5 Yi ,f hrizgjr

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'H 'X . Moving bodies doncing To The disco sound of Mike GoTlieb's rock hop, pdck The gym floor during The Howdy Hop. PHOTO BY HOUSE. ice roces during Howdy Week were cimong vdrious dcTiviTies held during The week. PHOTO BY lNGLE. Pushing pennies ond buying pcisses for elevdTors ThoT don'T exisT were omong The foolish Things freshmen were subjecTed To during Howdy Week. The freshmen were formolly inTroduced To Coronodo during The freshmen orienTdTion. A Fine ArTs rendiTion of The Blues BroTher Bond performed o freshmen blues porody for The newcomers' opening ossembly. Howdy Week ocTiviTies were held QT boTh lunches. Rocing down The moll on o block of ice in 'TOO-degree TemperdTures, Throwing woTer bdlloons oT edch oTher, ond sucking jello were omong conTesTs on The moll. The sTudenT council seT up The dcTiviTies To help freshmen meeT people ond hdve fun in The process. The week concluded wiTh The dnnudl freshmen Howdy rlop following The Red ond Whife VorsiTy Scrimmoge. if Freshmen Kelly Churchill ond Jennifer ZerTuche reigned ds Q2 king ond queen oT The Howdy Hop. Freshman Richard Scolo is forced To push 0 penny wiTh nose during open- ing doy of school. PHOTO BY HOUSE.

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1 x Tuesday's poinT of view STory and phoTos by MaTT Hudson swimming, skaTing and soccer. As The week days pushed on, The STudenTs said They enjoyed campus was filled wiTh anTicipaTion weekend sporTs more when They for The weekend. IT's hard To find a were wiTh good friends. You jusT sTudenT who doesn'T have somefhing couldn'T play fooTball by yourself, planned. commenfed senior Rob Papke. These acTiviTies ranged from Arizona has an ideal climaTe for racqueTball, which was mosT popular many weekend sporTs. MosT ouTdoor according To a sTudenT poll, To more sporTs can be played year-round. exoTic sporTs such as skydiving and Due To The unseasonable warm hangliding. OTher popular weekend TemperaTures ThaT pushed info acTlviTies were frisbee, Tubing, biking, OcTober, many of The ouTdoor waTer camping, waTer and snow skiing, sporTs had an exTended season. yiiuu . s ... - Rivalries befween classes are dropped for a friendly game of Touch foofboll as senior Rob Papke, sophomore Tom King, and freshman Bob Enrighf kick off in The sTreeT by Their home. - Freshman Carol Kref gefs some exercise by jog- ging near her home on 73rd Sfreef. Frisbee is a popular pasfime af Eldorado Park for senior Chris Kling. OTher acfivifies going on simul- Taneously in The exhiblf area are roller skafing and a rock concerf. PHOTO BY BOILLOT. Sophomore Kia Zolgharnane brushes up on his soccer skills aT Eldorado Park. He is also a mem- ber of The school Soccer Club. Leisure SporTs 25