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

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Haggard, Le Ann Hall, Tracey Hanigsbcrg, Shari Hansen. Maxine li Q9 in Gaininago. Rachelle Gaona. Adrian Gaona. Gabriel Garcia. Dora Garcia. loo Garcia. Tommy Garilo. Grogory Garriclo. Vannossa Gaslolo. Lisa Georges, lnclilh Goi'slc11lmoi'gu1',lou Glab. Robccca Goolzc. Michael Gogan. Brarllcy Gomez. Monica GUIUCZ. Rnbon Gonzales, Erlincla Goodrich. Ionaihan Graves. Bobbie Grioso, Sheri Gross. Matthew Guinthcr. Iohanna Gulhric. Dcsi Hager. Brian During a break between classes, junior George Barnes stops fountain inthe English hall for a refreshing drink of cold water. water

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Not everyone can call her teacher daddy Having your father for a teacher can have its ups and downs, but for junior Laurie Campbell it has a lot of advan- tages. Laurie didn't know what to expect about the way she, her father, and the students would accept the father-daughter situation. Laurie enjoys school, being in student council and on the Pomline here at Corona. She had never experienced being formally taught by her father before. Laurie's father, coach Larry Campbell, teaches American history and coaches basketball. Being a father and a teacher to his daughter can also be hard, but all Mr. Campbell asks is that she tries and he'll accept her effort. Some disadvantages are unavoidable in being the daugh- ter ofa teacher. Students may harass me for getting A's, but that is expected, explained Laurie. They really don't seem to be bothered by our situation at all. At first coach Campbell thought that teaching his daugh- ter would be hard to get used to, but they both said they feel that things have worked out well. This could be because they mutually decided to keep school matters at school and home matters at home. Evans, Sean Farley. Keith Farley, Wesley Ferrell. Steven Ferry, Elizabeth Figueroa. Richard Fillmore, Victor Finnie, Douglas Fleck. Lori Florschuetz, Ty Foard, Sharon Force. Donna Ford, Lisa Franse, William Frei, Barbara Frerichs, Terry Frias. Luis Furlone, Karen 132 IUNIORS

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Corona buses crowded Each day appioximately 1.3 buses parked IH single file in front ofthe school come to take students home Duc to lack of s1dewalks 1nd location Corona has moic buses than any Tempe school but overcrowding is still a maior problem Most buses have seats full to tapacity and still hay e people standing in the aisle Iunior LOUIS Espindola says he doesn t like to ride the A lirge part of the overcrowding problem has come from the housing boom wh1ch has led to increased emollment Behavior IS another main problem and smoking IS common Some bus drivers give weekly lectures regarding the students behavior We play fight throw cl1y and talk about each other said Diane Landrum senior 2 ' 2 ' , ' 1 . Y, V. . V . . 1 1 bus. It's always crowded witl1 three people to a seat. I . 1 r V1 I 4 . 1 1 1 . j. 3 , ' , 1 , , Henley, Linn Hernandez, Steve Hetrick. Iohn High. Tonya Hines, Michael Hitchcock, Matthew Hanson. Marcia Hardgrovc. Lisa Harlow. Lizabeth Harmon. Michelle Harnage, Susan Hatch. Lucy Hathcock. Lucy Hausmann, Kurt Hoffland, Kimberly Hoffman, Ieff Hold. Iames Horning, Pamela Hugo, Tracy Hunter, Patricia 134 IUNIORS