Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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SECURITY GUARD ROY Glasco observes the cam- pus on the first day of school. Photo by Ross. FRESHMEN RICHIE HARDWICK and Erin McKallor were crowned King and Queen at the Howdy Hop. Photo by Ross. SQQGJQS O15 l.e,OUwiiviQ The crowded halls and the endlessly long lunch lines became a way of like. Two school personalities brought to- gether produced a closer, more open- minded student body. Clubs served as an opportunity to meet new people and help the commu- nity. Classes supplied us with skills and knowledge to achieve our goals. Sports offered competition, teamwork, and leadership. Each becomes an as- set shaping and coloring our lives. We celebrated victories and accept- ed defeat together as a whole. Our spirit remained unfaded as the year progressed to bring on new chal- lenges. Opening 5

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Students Life is filled with people, places, and things. The campus was al- ways tinted with emotion and enthusiasm. Concerts rocked the Valley with every- thing from heavy metal to easy listening. Pep assemblies helped promote school spirit. Even the former Scottsdale stu- dents jammed at Homecoming as the Dons Rocked On. Punk and preppy were still the latest fashion. Minds were filled with the dreams of today not knowing they were tomorrow's reality. Our clothes, our lives were re- flected in Student Life. 'color in blue 6 EEN