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

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rona's first cross country team had ry impressive season this year. ended the season with a winning acord. I am very pleased with the irmance and progress that the team nade this year, said cross country 1 Barry Feldman. They've really oved a great deal since the begin- ofthe season. embers of the team that highlighted this year's season were Kirk Iohnson and Mark VanMeter for the boys, and Susan Mumford and Lorraine Diaz for the girls. Coach Feldman is looking forward to next year's season and expects a good team, since there are no seniors that will be graduating, and because of the experience that the team has gained during this year's season. ONE: At the start of a home meet. cross country runners Susan Mumford, Dina Romero. and Karen Watkins lead the pack. TWO: Top girl runner. Susan Mumford. helps give Corona a win over Mingus at their home course. ..., . Q 9'5-wav. .. sir - TWO Q MA ,ts xx, . . . x - Q xt' , . .. X..f...r,. Ku , ' ONE THREE THREE: Cross Country, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Hayman, Pete Espinoza. Arnold Begay, Darren Close, Kirk Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Larry Newell, Richard Tipton, Susan Mumford, Lorraine Diaz, Karen Watkins. THIRD ROW: Larry McDonough, Paul Tuch, Iohn Steadmon. Dina Romero, Vonda Penrod, Coach Barry Feldman. FOURTH ROW: Mark VanMeter. Tom Ross, Rod Metcalf, Michael Anderson, Mike Wilkins. CROSS COUNTRY 63 ff

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Volleyball, cross country rely on sole efforts This year's varsity volleyball team, with new players and veterans from last year, ended with a losing 0-15 record. One of the problems, according to Coach Nan Carson was that the team lacked in experience. Three of the nine girls had never played high school volleyball before. son with other teams and this ke them at a disadvantage for spikiz and blocking. Carson said that there was notice ble improvement in their workii together as a team towards the end the season. - Outstanding players includf Tammy Woehler as setter and Shel ONE: Outstanding setter, Tammy Woehler, sets the ball for spiker Shelly Beaton, while captain. Casey Boers, looks on. I 1... t.' i ,A fa t W T: , W W ., TWO TWO: Girls' Varsity Volleyball, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Casey Boers. SECOND ROW: Manager, Linda Pinckard, Edna Montes, Tamra Kimball, Shawn Logan, Debi Dolson, Shelley Beaton, Lana Powell, Tammy Woehler, Maryann Schaefer, Coach Nan Carson. 62 VOLLEYBALL Another drawback was the team's size. They were very small in compari- Beaton as spiker. .., .,,,. ,, N at ONE THREE: Girls' I.V. Volleyball, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I Baker. Ieannie Lannin, Pam Neumann, Lisa Thomey, DeAnn Gaud Stacy Grannis. SECOND ROW: Iodi Henley, Lori Patchett, Kristin C Andrea Hanley, Wendy Greenawalt, Coach Iulie Boles.

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ONE: Top diver, Linn Henley performs a back dive in pike position to help gain a first place in the Gilbert meet. TWO: Aztec swimmer Iohanna Guinther swims the breaststroke in a meet against Marcos. THREE: Dede Rollier, top distance swim- mer, swims her heat in the 600 freestyle. ONE Corona swim, golf teams show great improvement over seoso Although the girls' swim team did not end with a winning record, according to Coach Iim Puleo, The girls improved tremendously from the beginning of the season to the end. Top swimmers for the team were Dede Rollier in distance freestyle, Ford in breaststroke, and Linn He was the top diver. One of their better meets was the bert Invitational. Puleo said that girls did a super job. - ami .- .s.. -. ., wma Ei M 1 ,, In ami, ,I I 1 -. .5 A T lifg , 2' 'fi ' ff at 'g,:'f..w ,. , N rg-, M W' , , .u 4.5 ,, I A I W- VR, I .... is , . ,Q f W, ,, E' 64 SWIMMING 'l E Ft FOUR: Girls' Swimming, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clan Cosgrove, Susan Montgomery, Pam Neumann, Maureen Tobin, Lisa Ll Lisa Bradshaw. SECOND ROW: Dede Rollier, Lisa Ford, Bobbie Gif Patti Hunter, Iohanna Guinther, Linn Henley, Sarah Itsell. Tomi Wt Coach lim Puleo. THREE .. ....... .,......,,v....,. ........-.F-.rw --V .....