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

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'XR X X QT digit f lifts ing a sophomore dress-up trite teddy. This was an event Peeti Figueroa poses with her class competition. Cohen, Marcia Cole, David Corbin, Veronica Corella, Robert Cornelius, Ioe Cottington, Ricki Cowart, Flint Cox, Thomas Craig, Kimberly Crane, Capreece Crawford, Marvin Cross, Ronald Cunningham, Glenn Currie, Ronald Daniels, Peggy Darro, Iames Davis, Wendell Dekruif, Cindy Dennard, Glenn DePoy, Iodean Dick, Ieffery Dobstaff, lane Dominguez, Alice Dominguez, Linda Donaldson, Terri Doncea, Lora SOPHOMORES 145

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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

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O Q K ik' -f X Fairchild, Michelle Felty, Iohn Evans excels in fennis Brad Evans is a sophomore who played number three on the varsity tennis team as a freshman, and again played varsity tennis as a sophomore. Brad started playing about four years ago when he moved here from California. Brad had been taught by many pros and says some of his better shots are his forehand, serve, and volley. He has won some club tournaments, and last year, Brad and his partner, Ken Frerichs, took third in divi- sionals and went to state. I try to play everyday, but usually play about five times a week. I try to play at least two hours a day, said Brad. Brad is hoping for a scholarship and plans to go as far as possible in tennis. This summer Brad will be a junior counselor at a ten- nis camp in California. He will be helping the counse- lors teach the campers. After being a junior counselor he will advance to counselor. Brad also helps Coach Bob Cox with the freshman tennis program. wtf Aiifgxvx RAIN l K C Dranchak, Eileen Drummond, Laurie Duarte, Mark Durkin. Terri Edwards, Camille Erickson, Craig RVN Escarcega, Alex Eskra, Rita wif' ,, Estergard, Deborah Evans, Brad Figueroa, Lupita Flannery, Teresa Florschuctz, Timothy Fokos, Andrea Forte, Laura Francis, Sherry Franco, Neal Fuhrman, Deborah Gallagher, Robert Garcia, Flora 146 SOPHOMORES 'wk