Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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v '- Y THE WRISTS OF Coronado students dis- played various bracelets, bangles, and watches. The bracelets included gold, sil- ver, and coral: Swatch watches were sometimes worn on the inside of the wrists. WHILE SENIOR VINCE Reynolds shows off his fashionable CDU sweatshirt, Kathy Diggs, also a senior, models her complete Jimmy'Z outfit made up of a velcro skirt and a crop jacket. Photo by Davis. 3 1 1 .. 'XBUOH ME BABY! Since Seniors Eirik Braid and Dave Mora got 'ern, they flaunt 'eml Photo by Davis. wr--rsxfr-'-':r': ':'E-as-22m.eate:.f .... ---- 15314. ,.,.,,,. ., fa .1.'5.'ff'3fE'iff'afQ45,32f.f3,22.22,-122:FET'-,'. 2'151212.'siiivfigilifii2.2L.'I2'5?'flf'5i'FET?FEE sa.. 'W .. f ----- mf .,.,,., 4 1 ------: i' X .,.. .... ..... .-... '-'- V. ,. ,,,. . .fs-my 1- Q, .i ,, ,fiifjkf X531 J by Doreen Henderson One glance around Corona- do's campus would have pro- duced a multitude of various looks in clothes, shoes, ac- cessories, hairstyles and ve- hicles. Although the fads and fashions of the year were ba- sically 'lanything goes, there were those that were more common than others among Coronado's students. Popular at Coronado were Jimmy'Z which included shirts with slits up the back and skirts and shorts that had velcro instead of buttons, snaps, or zippers. Concert T- shirts with torn jeans were also seen frequently on cam- pus, as well as a contempo- rary look which consisted of buttoned-up collars, Levi'S, Guess jeans and overalls, in addition to brand names such as Forenza and Generra. A wide assortment of shoes including Flojos, which were rubber shoes with criss- crossed bands, were popular among Coronado students. Also popular were a variety of accessories ranging from sunglasses to bracelets and headbands to big bags. One hairstyle that was seen quite a bit was the flat top. Two-tone hair was also seen -- the top was bleached blonde while the sides and the back were the natural col- or. Long hair was back, and the teased look was in. A customized convertible job was done on many trucks seen in the Coronado parking lot. Mustangs were seen often as well, but the cars that were really hot at Coronado were Volkswagen bugs. Fads And Fashions 21

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ular and Most school spirit, for all kob were chosen for the best Rowdiest : Julie Starkey and Scott Paul Most athletic John Boyer and Carla Jack- son Best looking: Heather Cxowens and Todd Busot idea,- ,,,..f - ,f ' ,-'f' f flW21.:it + at -XA r ' BN i .5 xi. 'fi 3 fg ggi 5 VH 5 J :f::!.:5ttf:2:fl2f'r2 1? c f :5 51-5252 'r . 2-.:: : 125' -----f - -: f gy- -ff at W - Q-lt?--ti B at Tr- Y ..,.. ..... 2 W r photos by Brown This year the yearbook staff took a survey of the seniors to find out who were the most popular, most athletic, best dressed, cra- ziest, rowdiest and most school spirited. Jason Lapointe and Erin Mahal- lor were chosen for both Most pop- their support in student activities. Julie Starkey and Scott Paul were chosen for the rowdiest for their actions at football, basketball and pep assemblies. Barton Leonard and Kathy Breen were chosen for the craziest for their fun and outra- geous behavior at pep assem- blies. Crreg Rogers and Amy Jo Ja- dressed for their unique style of dress. John Boyer and Carla Jack- son were chosen for most athletic for their outstanding athletic abili- ty. Todd Busot and Heather Gowens were chosen as the best looking for obvious reasons. Best Of 87 25