Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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A I e as e JC, Q3 23555 QA Q QAQ o e W 506 oo 0 Much like Disneyland's Main Street USA, Main Mall CHS is a little uni- verse in itself. Climb aboard our red and blue electric cart in the north parking lot for the grand tour of Coronado's cor- ridor. The concert hall, fauditoriuml, with its colorful mosiac, is directly to the left. In a horse shoe around the audi- torium, the 400 building houses all of fine arts. Across from the concert hall lies the 100 building, home of the English department. Three white paraboloids stand along the mall like solid silent senti- nels. On the left is the 500 building with journalism, home economics, and industrial arts. The boiler room in the rear is the nerve center that keeps the physical plant humming. a.Refxeshments -or a full- lunch be enjoyed in either the cafeteria or snack bar. Directly across the Way is the 200 building, which the adminis- tration shares with the business de- partment and the library. Farther down, we see the laboratories and classrooms of our future scientists. To the left is the bookstore, our emporium. Also located in the 600 building is the gymnasium and a reg- istered nurse who is on duty at all times in the first aid station. Opposite is the 700 complex where social studies and math are taught. As we enter at the south parking lot, we conclude our tour of Main Mall, CHS, the busy corridor of Coro- nado student life. UNDER CLOUD Y SKIES, Sherie Shockner, Bruce Peters, and Tim Hinchliff gather around the puddled snack bar area during first lunch. Photo by Kret. PHOTOGRAPHICALLYALTERED with a zoom lens is the mosaic on the auditorium 's face. Photo by Kret. 14 Maln Mall CHS , P, affl- , 'mr

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5 K... M7 ' e E 3 2 E E , V f FINALISTS IN MISS ARIZONA Teen-ager pag- eant Were Sherry Davis, third runner-up, Delynn Arneson, first runner-upg Susie Harlander, Winnerg Heidi Barrus, second runner-upg and Elizabeth Monroe, fourth runner-up CHRIS BOILLOT '81 GRADUATE is lifting Weights over the summer to place second in Teen- ager National Power lifting. Photo by House mkxwww . X f E - sv in 'E 4,2 f' 3 f , - if , -: Y 3 ff- . ., . .t ,234 M? ' ANYTOWN MEMBERS were Roxy Bruce, Lisa Bateman fCoronadoj, Jeff Williams, Guy Stables, Brian Blake, Don House ICoronadoQ, Julie Howel, Diana Lewis, '80 graduate, and Johnny Vasquez. Photo by James DURING SUMMER BAND camp senior Mark Gaare and ju- nior Kim Anderson talk about their exciting day at Sea World. Photo by Armstrong Summer 13

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tiff DURING THE INTERCHANGE of classes Tim Rose travels to 2nd hour and Laura Valenzuela, Kelly Driscoll, and Rob McCowen meet on the mall. Photo by House. PRECEDING THE RED AND WHITE game, head coach Tom Dahl presents the varsity football team to the parents. Mike Lalley, Steve McCarty, Matt He- garty, and Tim Gordon await presenta- tion. Photo by House. :aw if-. , .. , . .- ':mw1,? w.l:a'wrv-.5 rqmiifl-gi 'xr-jg5...w H. . mg . '1.p'J5g4i-Z ... lgiwgwlgf' ,tk ,N ,,.,,, ,W , ,,,,.,, , X tx, , M,:,,,,,L2w -' 41- ,,,,, , ttf-- v:,x wma, 9159! mf2QgM'wsg3feg,A -,'L 1 ,. . . X .W 1 if 22 f f DEFENSIVE TACKLERS Mike Rogers, Scott Bucher, and John Zappia con verge on Chaparral running back Jerry Harper as Andreas Espinosa follows up the play. Photo by Caughey. IN EMBARRASSMENT1 Phil Smith hides his head from Missy Somplasky after eating liver during a pep assembly. Photo by House. Main Mall CHS 15