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

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Mullins. Martha Mumford. Susan Murphy. Brian Murphy, Peter Myers. Ianet Neighbors. Laverne i Livingston flags crop dusters as summer job During the summer and after school, many Corona students have part-time jobs. Most students get the normal run-of-the-mill jobs working in gas stations or fast food places. That is not the case with Ioe Liv- ingston. flee flags crop dusters in the fields for his grandfat er at Sanders Aviation. He has been flagging cro dusters for three years now. Although the work is Ifiard and the hours odd, sometimes from 11 p.m. until 9 a.m., Ioe says I really like my job. Ioe's job isn't entirely without risk. He's had some close calls, like almost being hit by the plane's wheels. I-le says that he has been sprayed numerous times by the crop dusters and the fumes from the spray can really bug him. I Ioe says that they don't crop dust in this valley onl but they crop dust fields as far away as Florence andyGila Bend. When the dust fields at night, Ioe uses flashlights instead of fllags. As for the futuredoe says that he doesn't want to make a living crop usting but says it sure makes a glood summer job and he l continue to flag during t e summers. Newcomb, Denise Newman. D'Anne Nicoll, Russell Odom. Barbara Olson, Brian Ortega, Manuel Oteri, Penny Oveson. Brent Owens. Mathew Pacheco, Erlinda Parrish. Kim Passerby. Buddy 138 IUNIORS

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Middleton. Tony Miller. Richard Miller. Todd Mills, Matilda Montgomery, Susan Moore. April Moore. Tracy Morrell, Carl Morrison, Duane Mortensen, Summer Mosbarger, Iulie Moya. Timothy Jones record excels In sports, academics VVould you think lt was possible for 1 pc rson to maint un a perfect straight A avfrage pl ly md letter in three sports per year? Well it may sound hald ex en impossible but for IUIHOT Iohn Ion: s 1t1s isuc cessful accomplishment Iohn is very active ln school ind his grides 111 import mt to him He maintains 1 4.25 cumulitivt ax e1aOe and participates in the honors DFOQI im Ht ence john has earned six varsity letters ind sexm il other awards playmg footb ill basketb ill ind b ist a If I could I probably would play sports ill of thc time but I know I have to get good gradrs and study sfudlohn Iohn s parents family and friends ire all vc ry sup portive of hlm Iohn hopes for 1 very successful future 7 C I ' ' . ' z 2 c 1 fl . x 3 '. I 2 , , l . . J , l c Q c ' . ' ' .' , ' ' 'sz 3 :- C . I ' ' ' 2 z ,. 1 'E 2 ' . ' ' I .' . z 2 ' f ' O C I .' 'z . 2 has taken honors in math. Spanish, English and sci- ' , ' ' 2 , '. 2 3 , f , 'z C I ' 2 , . z 1 as :- b ll. U , , c c tx ' tl E I l , , If 1 . 'c I . t , i .W 2 . c 2 ' ' ' . f 2 1' . , zz.: I I 4 IUNIORS 137

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Rutt, Timmothy Samaniego. Michael Sanders, Theresa Santacasa, Kimberly Sartell, Ripley Schoenwetter, Ken Scholes, Ken Schwengler, Brian Scott, Iames Perryniun. Victor Peters, Tony Pctross. Eric Pinknrd, Linda Pratt, Donald Prescott, Ted Preston. Sindcc Price. lcllrey Redding. Kimberly Reynolds. Inna Rich. Michael Richardson, Alain Roberts. Victor Rogers. Iennifer Root, Lori Ross. Michael Rotella. Douglas Royer. David ln Larry Ladue's chemistry class, junior Kurt Haus- man checks answers from a text book. Ffpfy 3-