Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Anita Marie Collins Thomas J. Commers Isabel M. Conchos Jeanice Seitz Conner Rayomun D. Contractoy John F. Conway Deborah Cook Angela Cooley James Cooley Debra J. Cornel Daniel Cortez Ricardo Cortez Pat J. Costello David M. Cota Chevelle Cottle David K. Coultrap Jack Counts Carolyn L. Cowart Mark D. Cox Marie A. Coyle Michele L. Coyle Lisa Creason Cathy Croner Kimberly Cross Hannibal X. Csonka Bob Castle A student soaks up some rays while watching a friend compete in a swim meet Collins - Cso

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Keith P. Casoose Patrick Keith Cassidy Richard Anthony Castillo Robert Castle Karen Catalioto Charlotte J. Cavanaugh Peter J. Celenza Glen R. Chamberlain Susan Chambers Rao Chandrakant Andrew Chang Callie A. Chang Frank L. Chapman Brenda Charles Rocio M. Chasan Christina J. Chase Donald A. Chase Kimberli Chavarria Stacy S. Chen Ywan Liang Chen Elizabeth A. Chesleigh Shane R. Chilton Wun lam Chim Keeson Chin Lorene M. Chinn Lloyd H. Chittenden Walter H. Chmrynski Casey Christ Michael Christensen Thomas Chu Albert M. Chung Anthony M. Claridge Joni Clark Stacey Clawson Michelle Marie Clay Kitty Clements Michelle Coady Marc Coder Robert Coffman Kimberly Cohen Dan Cole Jeffrey Scott Cole Christopher Coleman Lisa Coles Patrick L. Colgan 300 Casoose - Colgan

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( Michael J. Cuendet Michael Cueto Ken Culbertson Mary B. Cullen Dwayne Culpepper Cynthia H. Culver Elaine G. Culver James Allan Cunningham Ronda Cunningham William J. Cunningham Donald Cuppy Laura Jean Curley Don Curristan Clare M. Cushing II Gerald L. Custard Melanie Cutler Stanley Cyganik John David Daer Helga S. Daftarian Dorothy Dahl Marsha Damn Lee Dale Catherine Daley Janet Dalrymple Vy Dam MEI Guardian Angels he Sun Angel Lounge, the Sun Angel Track and Field Complex, the Sun Angel Golf Classic and the Sun Angel Track Classic. All of the above were named after the Sun Angel Foundation, one of most visible organizations on campus and quite possibly ASU ' s staunchest supporter. Currently led by President Dan Devine, one of ASU ' s more prominent football coaches of the past, the Sun Angels con- tributed a great deal to ASU since its conception in 1946. Only 41 years ago, the Sun Angels battled to change Ari- zona State Teachers College to Arizona State Col- lege and to adopt the Walt Disney Sun Devil as a mascot in- stead of the Arizona State Bulldogs. In 1947, official incor- poration came to the foundation and as the years flew by many changes had taken place. Arizona State College finally became Arizona State University and football coaches Dan Devine and Frank Kush led the Sun Devils through a number of winning seasons and several victories over the UA Wildcats. In 1962, the Sun Angel Foundation began endowing academic scholarships, and by 1987 they had given over 500. They also donated money to the Engineering Ex- cellence Program, the Excercise Sci- ence and Sports Re- search Institute and a research grant for the College of Nurs- ing. In the athletic arena, the Sun Angel Foundation contri- buted $4.5 million for the Sun Devil stadium expansion, $510,000 for the Sun Angel Track and Field Complex, a golf course and various athletic equipment and the mandatory booster events. These were just a few of the many gifts bes- towed upon ASU by the Sun Angel Foundation. President Dan Devine em- phasized, We arc very proud to support academic and athle- tic excellence at ASU. Our purpose is to support these pro- grams and we do half and half. 7 Article by Helena Tselos Layout by Dana Leonard