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

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V1 D at lk I XX in ' 6 , X O Ae' Akers, Tina Allen, Tina Almarez. Marcos Alvarez, Patricia Amaro, Hector Armenia, Freddy Ashby, Sheri Aubey, Tracey Aungst, Daniel Awerkamp, Edee Baca, Valerie Bader, lim Baker, Kurt Barnes, Melissa Barnes, Nancy Barr, Leslie Baumann, Karin Baumann, Kent Beckvall, Kristine Bedworth, Margaret Beene, Randy Begay, Arnold Belding, Karen Bell, Cindy Belmas, Kimberly Benedict, Marci Benoit, Tina Bergeson, Teri Betz, Alison Bibier, Brian Bibler, Deborah Bildveia, Mary Billings, David Biritz, Ioann Blackledge, Mark Bland, Suzanne Bowman, Iames Boyett, Katrina Boyle, Brigette Bright, Mark Brown, Cheri Brown, Denice FRESHMEN 159 V

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Frosh elecf Marci Benedict president in fall The Freshmen class is the largest of all four classes attending Corona this year. The freshmen class sponsored a dance Ian- uray 18 for their first fund raising activity. They also used Valentines day to help their fund raising. The freshmen class was led by sponsors Mrs. Merle Reany as well as Mrs. Marti Stol- tenberg. The theme chosen by the freshmen was Class of '83 proud and free. The freshmen class elections were held in the fall. President was Marci Benedict, vice-presi- dent was Opal Butterfield, Secretary was Tina Akers, Treasurer was Robin Evans, Girls' representative was Vicky Iones, and Boys' representative was Troy Landrum. Marci Benedict President Robin Evans Treasurer Opal Butterfield Vice-president Vicky Iones Girls' Representative Tina Akers Secretary Troy Landrum Boys' Representative Taking a break between classes, freshmen Debbie Sidwa, AndiResco1a and Lynette Wenzel find a comfortable place to sit. 158 FRESHMEN

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Burns, Iohn Burrough, Daniel Burton, Rita Butterfield, Opal Byers, David Cahill, Keith Cahill, Kelli Capps. Louis Casillas, Lydia Ceballos, Edward Chaira, Ophelia Chapman, Crystal Chin, Arlene Christensen, Ross Cioara, Linda Close, Kathleen Close, Malinda Coday, Tom 160 FRESHMEN i, anti Frosh is bike champ To most teenagers, a bike is cheap transpoi tion, but to freshman Quintin Kilbride it's ml than just a toy. Kilbride competes in the little known but grc ing sport of bicycle racing. Since starting active racing over a year ago, I- bride has been a two-time state champion in category, and has won all the races in his categc and several others in an older classification. ' Kilbride raced in a national competition wh: he placed twentieth out of more than a hundi competitors. Kilbride, who also plays basketball, races c several reasons. lt's usually a lot of fun and I enjoy it, he sa lt also builds up my legs for basketball. Kilbride follows a regular training schedule order to keep in shape. Before school started I would usually ride Solath Mountain and back every other day sai . Kilbride's future plans include junior wor competition and possibly the Olympics. I've already won several races and it's only r first year racing, he said. Besides l'm only years old and by the '84 Olympics I'll be just t right age. 'gif' rl