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

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DECA, COE teach students about business COE, Cooperative Office Education, is a program working with the school, students, employers, and parents. lt trains students for work in offices and places them in jobs, which they lose if they quit the club. Sponsored by Sandy Swanson, the club's activities this year included the sale of candy, mistletoe, pretzels, and a car wash. Under the guidance of advisor Marge Metcalf, the Distributive Education Clubs of America, DECA, is a national student organization designed to attract individuals to careers in marketing, merchandising and management. Selling coloring books, candy, and holding car washes helped raise money used to send DECA members to three conferences held during the year. ONE 106 DECA-COE .A51t'3f'717LgfMs M' ' . ,. iw? 'Sm 'af mv M f tg N nt, S si? t 45' f i .2 , ' U , tiy t g if lg if fr at gsfsfl' O , - ww,-animal giwbwttmsfst-W-'rjlq

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Special inferesf clubs encourage education il ifgtvs .ii 2 EW' El I siqwst. FIVE ami: The Med-Start club was formed to get students oriented to health careers and to help students explore the health field. The group's activities included listening to guest speakers from col- leges and hospitals and a trip to the Ari- zona Heart Institute. Sponsoring the group was Nurse Maria Meachum. Quill and Scroll is an honor society consisting of outstanding journalism students. Members were inducted on the recommendation of the journalism advisor, Bob Muller. The students were chosen on the basis of superior contrib- ution to school publications. Sponsored by Mike Trimble, the Out- door Science Club was formed to pro- mote interest in the outdoors as the true laboratory of scientific investigation. The club's activities included a field trip to Northern Arizona. Members of the National Honor Soci- ety were selected on the basis of leader- ship, character, scholarship and serv- ice. Sponsored in its first year by Keith Lewis, an induction ceremony was held in early spring. SIX FOUR: Outdoor Science Club sponsor Mike Trimble displays a bulletin board to some of the group's members. SIX: As a part of the induction ceremony into the National Honor Society, President Carol Wolf lights a candle. CLIIBS 105

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O. X N' IX SIX IECA, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Lopez, Debi Deltenre, Laura Templeton, Anita y, Rachelle Gammage, Kathy Brockman, Susie Taylor, Chekela Williams, Ianet Myers, Sylvia , Duane Morrison, Barbara Frei. SECOND ROW: Debbie Katzenberger, April Moore, Susan , Iohanna Guinther, Carolyn Iudie, Lorraine Diaz, Kay Copeland, Leyla Kirdar, Barbie Maxey, e Lee, Tony Mavis, Monica Gomez. THIRD ROW: Ken Frerichs, Susan Black, Kelly Calhoun, er Mortensen, Iulie Mosbarger, Delight Valentine, Lori Fleck, Denise Taylor, Matt Hitchcock, resnehan, Cindee Furlong, Marge Metcalf, sponsor, Milton Sidwa. FOURTH ROW: Linda Huff, ' Adams, Guy Logan, Lori Eastin, Carol Dertien, Ieff Toney, Todd Miller, Doug Finnie, Burley and, Tim Whisnant, Mitch Salzwedel, Iohn Iackson, Tony Peters, Keith Burkhart, Doug Rotella. E: COE, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Benton, Sally Gutierrez, Linda Williamson, lartin, Wendy Musgrove. SECOND ROW: IoAnn Romero, Cathy Samaniego, Beverly Alexander, my Mullen, Haley Harmon. THIRD ROW: Lynn Albrecht, Kim Allen, Tami Groebner, Robyn er, Rhonda Warren, Sharon Cingel, Sandy Swanson, sponsor. .,.....i..4i..a, .,...... . .. ,,,, .. , ...nc ....,f,... m.w-w..-- ....- ....... FIVE ONE: At a DECA meeting in September, senior Cindee Furlong presents senior Linda Huff with the DECA Member of the Year award. TWO: In October, Chris Benton and Haley Harmon help out at a car wash spon- sored by COE. FOUR: COE student Lynn Albrecht corrects a typing error while work- ing as the switchboard operator in the main office. FIVE: Participating in a DECA fun- draiser, senior Carol Dertien sells freshman jeff Harshman a Halloween coloring book. DECA-COE 107 T