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

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Kerri Ross Roy Rothmeyer Erica Rowe Sandra Ruiz Steve Ryan Senior Erica Rowe and junior Iudy Georges, pep club members, sell balloons during a home football game. Rowe was president of the club this year. SENIORS in t tk E Mitchel Salzwedel Cathy Samaniego Maryann Schaefer 'mx Kenn Scott -fi Maria Schwengler Charlene Sells J

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1 Sharp Lori Slupinski Dianne Smith Perry Smith William Smith teoufy school helps ready ifofes for posf-groduofion While some seniors do not plan for their futures until after iey graduate, one senior is planning for hers now. She arrives at school in the morning like the other stu- ents, but doesn't remaing and Becky doesn't ditch. Becky States, a senior at Corona, is attending the Classic ollege of Beauty in Tempe. The college specializes in hair its but also teaches the art of Cosmetology. Becky decided she wanted to start her career off with a ang. She has two classes in the morning and then heads to aauty school. At the college, Becky spends one hour in the classroom id then moves to the salon where people come to have ieir hair cut. The students have the experience of working 1 real customers. To graduate from the college, Becky has to have a total of 300 hours. The first 1500 are paid by the school. The class is orth three credits. Becky enjoys her class and has some lvice for students who are interested. Be serious about it, ie advises, because you can't fool around. dwyfiwzs 4BQWfc.f WW Mew muh mast tug-,--I -if 'yn Sporrer Kregg Stapley Rebecca States Becky Stehmanx Nikolai Stroke SENIORS 125