Corona Del Sol High School - Sunset Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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ONE: Speech and Drama Club, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debi Deltenre, Barb Frei, Anita Kinney, Angela Iohns, Chris Carter, Deanna Wold, Beverly Taylor, Rayleen Romero, SECOND ROW: Diane Aiello, Denise Ingelido, Kelly Calhoun, Cary O'Bannon, Gale Hess, Crystal McGinnis, Mona Copeland, Ianet Yee, Karen Forbes. THIRD ROW: Lisa Hadlee, Candy David Cole, Marla Imdieke, Cindy ole, Iohanna Guinther, Amy Payent, Carol Wolf, Susanne Gittings. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Atkerson, Ricky Berry, Alison Betz, Mike Page, Ian Garefelt, Michele Youngbeck, Tammy Kimball, Delight Valentine, Linda Parrish, sponsor. TWO: Corona Community Club, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioya Grout, Chris Carter, Maureen Tobin, Sheri Harman. SECOND ROW: Paul Brockman, Lisa Lee, Cindy De Kruif, Lisa Tuce. THIRD ROW: Glen Bynum, grant Barrett, Connie Kamm, sponsor, David o e. gd? t A335935 L32 as 100 C Geig- OX S p 5 GG TI THREE: Art Club, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Lafferty, Abson, Nancy Wolf, Shari Hanigsberg. SECOND ROW: Ken Schoenm Charlotte Keller, Marcia Hanson, Denise Cammorata. THIRD ROW: I O'Bannon, Don Canary, artist-in-residence, Devon Kohen, Karen Saul sponsor. FOUR: As artist-in-residence, Don Canary displayed many c sculptures in the library, as well as teaching art students techn SIX: Performing a cutting from the play Weatherwise , Iane' pretends to be possessed by a dog while Barb Frei and Matt O' look on.

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Many extra hours during afternoons, weekends and holidays were spent working on the yearbook by the Sun- set staff. Sponsored for the third year by Bob Muller, the 20 member staff held a . Christmas stocking sale and a licorice FOUR Yearbook staff, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Anguiano, Iennifer Hobbs, Lori aski, Lucy Hatch, Debbie Atkerson, Susan Harnage, Bradley Scott. SECOND ROW: Bob Muller, or Mitch Salzwedel Nanc rookston Car l ' , , y C , o Wolf, Ted Davault, Cheryl Humiston, Marla ke, Rose Keeme, Becky Bebow, Lisa Ford, Tammy Kimball, Carol Dertien. NHL.. xv 'Sunset' staff works overtime fo meef deadline schedule sale to raise money to help pay for the book. The senior class helped pay for the expenses of the color senior section. Part of the money from the fund-rais- ing was put towards scholarships to a journalism workshop. Over the summer several students went to the publica- tions workshop, held at NAU. Many students attended the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association's Fall Convention, held at Moon Valley High School, where they could attend vari- ous classes and seminars dealing with newspaper and yearbook production. In April, some staff members went to Flagstaff for a convention in which Watergate reporter Bob Woodward was a guest speaker. Editorial positions on the staff were held by: Lori Slupinski and Lisa Ford, co-editors-in-chiefg Iennifer Hobbs, influences: Marla Imdieke, happening: Nancy Crookston and Cheryl Humi- ston, individuals, Becky Bebow, inter- estsg Carol Dertien, advertising: Kim Hoffland, competition. Mitch Salzwe- del was the business manager. . t...,..........-Q we ---r't f L 'A ,hp 4 I4 SEVEN YEARBOOK 99

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FOUR 1 -sl FIVE FIVE: Speech squad, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margo Snow, Linda Parrish, sponsor, Cindy Cole, Dawn Munk, Deanna Wold, Ianet Yee, Barb Frei. Not pictured: Marla Imdieke. Rick Berry, Andy Depoy, Iodcan Depoy. New school clubs include arf, CCC, honor SIX society The Art Club was formed for stu- dents who were in the art class and who wanted to become involved in extracurricular activities. Activities for the club, sponsored by Karen Saunders, included taking trips to the zoo and art museums and showing student works and various techniques during the Fine Arts Festival. The purpose of the Speech and Drama club led by Linda Parrish, was to expose students to various art forms and promote drama and speech in the school and community. Members of the club participated in speech tourna- ments, an all-school play and the Fine Arts Festival. The Corona Community Club, spon- sored by Connie Kamm, was formed this year to serve the community by finding needy groups of people and providing them with necessary services or aid. The club had a toy drive at Christmas for severely handicapped children in which they bought S100 worth of toys and had a Christmas party for the chil- ren. CLUBS 101