Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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lwllllillis, Ldyoui by Chris Boilloi and Sherry Ddvis Copy by Liso Brewer ond Cheryl Poleiis ALL PHOTOS BY DAVE KIETH. WiTh The dverdge price of d concerT Tickei dround STO, ond T-shirTs The some, iT's o mysTery how infldTion-sTricken Phoenicidns could dfford To pcick The meTro concerT holls ond dmpiThedTres. BuT, They did! Wedring T-shirTs bodsTing of Their presence, They swdrmed inTo The concerT drenos wiTh fldsks of whisky, sTdshes, frisbees, beach bdlls, ond fireworks. Vcilley promoiers hod Their work cuT ouT for Them in Trying To coordindTe well-known money mdking dcTs wiTh o redsondbly pdced lineup for The working, middle-clciss locols. AlThough shoky dT Times, 4980's lineup included some redl gems. Opening CompTon Terrdce's Summer of STors concerT series were The 'l5-yedr-sTrong GrdTeful Dedd. STevie Nicks ond Lindsey Buckinghom Roger DdlTrey of FleeTwood lvldc IO- ,.u ' Ndncy Wilson of HeorT 26 ConcerTs Kenny Loggins of The Who is Jomes Young of STyx

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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

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enny Jones Freddie Mercury of Queen AT The close of The summer, Phoenix's fdvoriTe FleeTwood Moc sTdged CompTon's firsT sellouT, over 'l5,000. Chedp Trick, scheduled To perform d benefiT concerT for presidenfidl condiddTe John Anderson, wos cdncelled due To Anderson's lock of populdriTy. A firsT for Phoenix, ond d highIighT of The summer, wds The Arizona Jdm '8O held dT Phoenix lvlunicipol Sfddium. Billed for The show were Blue OysTer-CuIT, Block SobboTh, Molly HdTcheT, ond Llory Moc Donold Qof Phoenixy. Blue 0ysTer CuIT could noT moke The show. The evenT suffered due To Arizond's rock 'n' roll in The sky, d fierce summer ThundersTorm. They oppedred dT ci loTer dofe of The Coliseum. The rock music world suffered Two Trogic losses wiTh The deoThs of Bonn ScoTT finnovoTive voice of ACXDCD ond John Bonhom Qdrummer exTroordindire of Led Zeppelinj. Their conTribuTion To The music indusTry wos phenomenol. The Who, o veTerdn rebel bond, ployed iommy Show Bob Seger Phoenix in June. An elecTricdI sTorm puT ouT The lighTs for dn hour. During This Time PeTe Townsend, of The Who, dd-Iibbed To enTerToin The crowd. A currenT of uneosiness preceeded The locol concerT due To The December rioT dT The Who concerT in CincinndTTi where eleven people were Trdmpled To dedTh. Alice Cooper ConcerTs 27