Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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

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PN ,,,..v- i ...ff C muff 172 3RUunir HOMECOMI We Frid ay: Oqober 9:30 pm, X 11551, 1986 n C ' P-rn. sponsor movado Gym ed by Stud -X W.. em C0U11ci1 , ,--', m f 3 1 - i ' 52 5' Z. If 4' y by yCarrie,Davis Dons ofthe ROUND Table was the Homecoming theme. The class floats portrayed this theme: if they were a shield, a castle, a wiz- ard, and a dragon. The winning float was made by the seniors, who have won the float competi- tion every year that they were at Coronado. T T The week before the Homecom- ing game was filled with many lunchtime activities. One such ac- tivity was a 'lCar Bash where stu- dents and faculty paid to hit a Pow- er Tech auto with a sledgeham- mer. The hardest hitters were Counselor Gene Privett and sub' stitute teacher Mike Harris. While this Car Bash was tak- ing place, the counselors sold a ,package lunch which included a hot dog, chips, and aiidrinkfor only one dollar. Homecoming 25