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

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Teachers have former students as colleagues l Z' at... , , :--. ' -Q fy, ,Relief Akers, Dale-Guidance Armstrong, lim-Social Studies Boles. julie-English Bowman, Trent-A.V.!Ind. Arts Boyd, Diana-English Briscoe, Gail-English Bristol, Stan-Math Browning, Zetta-Counseling Campbell, Larry-Social Studies Carson, Nan-English Castro, Frank-Business Coats, Reggie-English 22 INFLUENCES Qt'-it Coming to Corona was almost like goii back to high school for some teacher Their former teachers are now their ct leagues. Reggie Coats, who was a student of Iuc Reihard and Iohn Felty, feels that his rel tionships with his former teachers are no very professional. I-Ie said that he can no appreciate the way his teachers work: him in high school. Felty stated that Coats had always been very conscientious student. I recor mended him for West Point. I thought l would excel in the service. He became teacher instead. Iulie Boles, who had Larry Campbe. Kelly Guthrie, and Iudy Reihard, feels lil they are still her teachers. It's hard overcome the fact that they were once n teachers. It was a growing up stage for me Mrs. Boles said. They accepted me mo quickly than I accepted myself, she state Geri Lindstrom had Michael Getz, Sa Duane, and Duane Levi. Because sl worked so closely with Levi, they tease ar lt joke around each other. According to Mrs. Lindstrom, she ar Stan Bristol reminisce about when the had Levi and how he has changed sin- then. Most of these teachers find that it's ha: to break old habitsg they still use last nam with their ex-teachers.

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Love welcomes 'open door policy' Being a principal isn't just a job, it's a way of life. ie main part of the job is being around and working ith people. I chose this job so I could be with stu- rnts. Also it is not often a person gets to help with the anning of a new school from the very first line on a ece of paper, said Iames Love, principal. Love works with the assistant principals, counse- rs, secretaries, teachers and the student body. Our principal isn't just here to run the school and ake decisions, he also tries to develop school pride and spirit. He likes to attend pep rallies and other school socials. Mr. Love hopes to establish a good teaching staff so the students at Corona del Sol can receive the best possible education. I-lis ultimate goal is to have a cur- riculum that will prepare students for any profession they might choose. This he feels will best be accom- plished by cooperation of staff, students and parents all working together. Q Q T . . 5 -2 S a S ut' , S , .3 it 5 .. ev .1 lx ,,, ik: L ,.,.. X. ' , . A K 'ai M' M-A-tl R Five I FOUR ONE: Registration is Eldon Maile's job as assistant principal. TWO: Assistant principal Ian Velasco organizes activities and sports events. THREE: Principal Iim Love trightl takes advantage of spare time to involve himself in campus life pictured here with Bob Cox. FOUR: To help support school spirit, Principal lim Love and Assist- ant Principal Eldon Mailes buy an Orange Crush T-shirt. FIVE: Assistant Principals Eldon Mailes and Ian Velasco observe cafeteria behavior during lunchtime. INFLUENCES 21 .. L- ,.T,,,,,- ,,, .,.--.-

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Q 6? 1 iff -gn? TWO ft -K fl. . . . K : L t d - ' t : :fb 1 , it 1: ' E 'X ' is Xiu' f- ,g,,..-f, X-.--3-'jjj,',,, i? x J' ,,' ix .M' , v jL .,- 7JM', , SSHFF, ,ti ll ON E ONE: Chairman of the Social Studies department, lim McBride lectures during his Arizona history class. TWO: Home econom- ics teacher, Barbara Smith takes advantage of extra class time to do some repair work. Cordes. Kelly-Social Studies Cox, Bob-Business Cripe, Dianne--English Davini. Ron-P.E. Duane, Sammy-Drivers Ed. at DEA Dunn, Linda-Math Espinoza, Karon-P.E. Feldman, Barry-Science Felty, Iohn-Science Garcia. Ed-Special Ed. INFLUENCES 23