Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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COLOR GUARD Co-Capt. Carrie Ann Terrell Co-Capt. Sheri Shockner Caitlin Ball Beverly Myers Terry Burkhead Karen Flynn Rhonda Smith Barbara Kumlin Linda Mitchem Cindy Townsend Ellen Leavitt Susan Glass Ronna Jeanmoon Renae Mason Stephaine Ryder Christine Holenka Sue Hubbard Tracy Kurtzman Dana Rugal Mia Durant Dina Mazat RIFLES - Sandra Morris Melaine Emter Linda Roscigno Meiwah Wong Denise DeIGreco Cyndi Wittig Christine Zieglar Cindy Olsen Lorenda Drane Demi Williams LINDA ROSIGNO, rifle captain, drills the team in strenuous workouts. CONCENTRATION IS shown on the face of Chris Holenka as she perfects her performance. CINDY OLSON, a rifle squad member, works with the beat of the music. O ' N: 1 rt w df' Q .5 a 'tics-..,, . f , .335 , .fi . It A XE. ,t f K O N Oh, X - B 1 R .Q K1 -: . K SENIOR CINDY TOWNSEND works on her hand movements. The hand movements were done by both flag and rifle groups. Color Guard 45

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l. Color Guard: A Superior Addition By Blaine Lewis ln its second year, the Coronado color guard has found it's place on campus. They were a very valuable asset to the band this past year. The color guard is made up of the flag and rifle groups and have dazzled audiences all year long. They are one of the top groups, if not the top group in the state. With their multi- colored flags and choreographed dance steps they have won superior ratings in all their competitions. They are excellent and have made me real proud of them, exclaimed instructor Liza Meier. The Color guard marches with the band EARLY IN THE school year, Caitlin Ball practices her flag routines. THE FLAG GIRLS dance to a superior rating at ASU band day. 44 Color Guard They had .tc perform to jazzy mu- sic which is very difficult to do. The dances used were done in modern jazz :style that are hard fordance classes. -- Liza Meier and use colors for special effect. The colors go along with the mood of the mu- sic being played, stated Meier, The red blue green and purple flags are kind of representing the jazzy tape type of music being played. A certain color is used for a certain song. FLAG GIRLS WORKon one of their many routines on the auditorium stage. The numbers they do are very diffi- cult, continued Meier. The color guard practiced every morning from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 in the morning, and they also prac- ticed on their own after school. They had to perform jazzy music, which is very difficult to do. The dances used are done in a modern jazz style and even dance classes find that type of dancing difficuIt. concluded Meier. The newly formed rifle squad was led by captain Linda Ftosigno. Rosigno is the only freshman on the rifle squad. The flag corps was led by co-captain Carrie Ann Terrell and Sheri Shockner.

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Track Team Sets Goal on a Repeat By Blaine Lewis Photos by Mark Nagasawa The 1983-84 track team began the season with high hopes. We want to be city champions and make it a repeat of last year, said assistant track coach Doug Holland, We only lost a few mem- bers from the boys team. Track isn't only a team effort but it is more of an individual effort. Track is about 80010 of the individual's effort, commented Holland, As a team we wouldn't be the best in the state but we would send competitors to state meets. Outstanding track members include: Distance runners - Brian Hook, Bill -rn .df ,-it 39 f fi - . kv '.fi,,q. M., W!+j.,?,,,,Q , t. 'W ., Mn. X . ',i4.z9 - A it 'fifsq Vi 'LM 'ia' A 5 ' . T i A Y. U T f ...kr 1 V - fi . , ., ff , . 3 ., ar- V , f. . gf - Kea- ww: Y , 1 THE STRAIN OF hard work shows on the face of senior Casey Curtis as he practices his shot-put- ting. A FRESHMAN LONG jumper is silhouetted against the late afternoon sun near the end of a long prac- tice. 46 Track We want to be city champions and make it a repeat of last year -- assistant track Coach Doug Hol- land. Bundy, Brent Hendrickson and Vinnie Ftoscigno, Sprinter Rod Bell, Jumpers - Craig Saager, Mark Duckworth, and Brian Kuleff, Thrower Casey Curtis, and Pole vaulter Mike Williamson. Outstanding members for the girls team are: Sprinters - Bobbie Jo Bankey, Lori East and Sandy Kemash, Distance run- ners - Bridgette Beracy, Sahwn Rahilly and Dani Dagliesh, Throwers - Desi Morris, Toni Morris, and Nikki Peterson. The boys JV team will be strong in most event except we will be a little weak in the sprints, said Head coach Jerry Haley, The girls will lack a little in depth though because we moved a lot of the better runners up to the Varsity ranks, finished Haley. As for the freshman both girls and boys teams are pretty well bal- anced but they lack experience due to the fact that there aren't any more track pro- grams at the middle schools, added Hol- land. Outlook for next years team is very promising, the varsity teams are only los- ing a few seniors.