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

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gk Adams, Daniel Ahl, Richard Aiello, Diane Akers, Craig Allen, Lisa Almaraz, Ralph Altemeyer, Sally Alvarez, Lorraine Anderson, Tina Anderson, Catherine Anderson, Kimberly Anderson, Manfred Anderson Chris Andrews, Catherine Arbizu, Brian Arbizu, Kelly Arbizu, Muriel Arispe, Iosie Armendariz, Alicia Armendariz, Maria Arrendondo, Ieff Atkins, Todd Bafaloukis. Tony Bailey, lean Bainbridge, Luanne Baker, Linda Balzarini, Stephanie Bard, Cathy Bartholomew, David Bastion, Kenneth Baumgardner, Dodie Beaton, Shelly Beck, Steve Beckvall, Robert Bell, Charles Bergstrom, Christie Bibler, Andrea Biggs, Barbara Bonanno, Keith Borboa, Basilio Borden, Michael Boyce, Michael SOPHOMORES 143

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Shining through with '82 chosen Shining through with '82 is the class theme choosen by this years sophomore class. They sold T-shirts with their theme on them. The sophomores began fund rais- ing activities by selling snow cones during football season at home var- sity games. They also sponsored the dance fol- lowing the Forthcoming game. The sophomore class held an Easter egg sale as well as sponsored a Western Day in March. The sponsor for the sophomore class was English teacher, Carol Goewey. The president was Angela Simpson, vice-president was Stepha- nie Balzarini, secretary was Sylvia Montes, treasurer was Tomi Wilson, girls' representative was Rhonda Slaughter and boys representative was Glenn Dennard. it . Y I Angela Simpson Stephanie BHlZHI'lI1i President Vice-President .qw Tomi Wilson Rhonda Slaughter Treasurer Girls' Representative as them Sylvia Montes Secretary 1 1 Glenn Dennard Boys' Representative At a car wash held in Awatukee, Kim Anderson and Stephanie Posavek help raise money during the first semester. 142 SOPHOMORES

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Having a twin creates advantages, problems Many students at Corona have a brother or sister also at school. But very few have one that looks just like them. One set of twins, Angela and Andrea johns, feel that there are more advantages than disadvantages. There's always someone to be with all the time, said Andrea. According to Angela, it's like just having a sister, but people are always asking where the other one is, and looking at their name necklaces in order to dis- tinguish between the two. Angela and Andrea seem to think alike. When we remember things, we argue over who said what, said Angela. I would say something and Andrea would say 'I was just thinking that, Andrea said. One thing that both agreed on is that they don't like to sit together. After all, who wants to look at the person next to them and think they're looking in a mirror? Boyer, Katherine Bradley, Gary Bradshaw, Lisa Breglia, james Brightbill, Aimee Brockman, Paul Brown, Dedra Buesser, Iill Bunton, Robyn Burk, Steven Bush, Iodi Bynum, Byron Cakalic, Deborah Cammarota, Denise Candelaria, Robert Caperton, Toney Carlen, Machelle Carman, William Carter, Christopher Chasey, Tracy Chavez, Frank Cicalese, Marianne Close, Darren Cobb, Russell 144 SOPHOMORES