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

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ONE: Student Council, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debi Deltenre, Laurie Campbell, Angela Simpson, Rhonda Slaughter. SECOND ROW: Larry Campbell, sponsor, Susan Close, Teri Paluszcyk, Victor Fillmore, Marci Benedict. THIRD ROW: Susan Montgomery, Vicki Iones, Becky Stehman, Cindee Furlong, Carol Dertien. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Dennard, Troy Landrum, Chris Needham, Monte Peters, Ian Garefelt I LL TWO TWO: Ski Club, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Wastchak, Chris Benton, Mike Leone, Carol Wolf, Teri Paluscyzk, Iennifer Hobbs, Ieff Whiteman, Rhonda Carter, Lucy Hatch, Gwen Romero, Martha Parrish, Stephanie Balzarini, Mona Copeland. SECOND ROW: Lisa Hatch, David Seidner, Lucy Hathcock, Ioe Hathcock, Iohanna Guinther, Trudy Stevens, Dina Romero, Deanna Nolin, Alan Richardson, Iulie Lewis, Sharon Giese, Kim Parrish, David Croom. THIRD ROW: Susanne Gittings, Shantel Foshie, Gina Breglia, Dianne Smith, Ieff Vincent, Bobbie Graves, Iim Willson, Craig Umbower, Herb Pokorny, Amy Payant, Debbie Adams, Bob Klinger. FOURTH ROW: Iim Hansen, Adam l-locker, Devaree Peshall, Iennifer Regan, Andrea Hanley, Toni Woodall, Dave Iones, Ian Gaefelt, Jonathon Goodrich, Mike Page, Archie Shelton, Tony Peters, Craig Erickson. 94 CLUBS Tl THREE: Bringing up subjects to disci Student Council is part of advisor l Campbell's job. FOUR: Practicing match, Fred Elsner and Tom Vogt p game of chess.

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xx., , h ik FOUR aah' FIVE Pom line wins superior rofing of sfofe festival In addition to dancing during football and basketball haltimes, the 20 member pom line marched with the varsity band and performed skits and dances at pep rallies. Formed to promote school spirit and support the athletic teams, the pommies sponsored dances, sold candy and worked at A.S.U. concessions to raise money to go to pom camp over the sum- mer. Along with the band, the pommies went to A.S.U. Band Day, where they received a superior rating and went on to the state festival. There the band and the pommies were chosen as the best of AA in the state. The pommies also par- ticipated in a district pom revue in the spring and received several awards at camp last summer. X-3 ,,.,,,,, A M h - ----A in . SIX POM 93

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Paluszcyk leads sfudenfs for second year The Student CounciI's main purposes are to create a feeling of good will between the student body and the com- munity, to promote and maintain school spirit, social activities, and good sportsmanship, and to establish a desire for high academic achievement. Besides organizing pep rallies and approving club activities, the council sponsored the Christmas formal and the football program. Guided by Larry Campbell, the offi- cers were: Teri Paluszcyk, president, Carol Dertien, vice-president: Susan Close, secretaryg Susan Montgomery, business manager, and Becky Stehman, publicity director. The Youth Advisory Council met with Superintendent Iohn Waters the second Wednesday of every month this year. They got together with represent- atives from each high school to discuss common school problems. Led by Larry Ladue, the ski club was formed to help students get together and ski at places they wouldn't ordinar- ily go. The club this year went to Alta and Snowbird in Utah, Mammoth Mountain in California, Durango, Colo- rado, and Purgatory. To raise funds for the trip, they held candy sales, a dance, and a car wash. Corona's Chess Club is focused towards encouraging interscholastic activities. Members compete with other teams and individuals in the region, moving up to state team and individual tournaments. The group's sponsor was Mike Wehrli. cuwtigs itil Q SIX SDS Chess Cliub, BOTTOM ROHV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Derald Hanson, Rhea W. . ' . : Youth Advisory Council, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Close, Teri 1 0W ViCt0r Fl more' SECOND ROW' Rich phlmps' Fred Zcyk' Ted Davauh' Susan Montgomery, Sandra Bruce. Eisner, IC or o erts. THIRD ROW. Mike Wehrli, Volker Herrmann, Tom Wlovmfi, Af' I ,Q Aunm, MMA 7 cLBs95 Vogt, Milton Sidwa, Debbie Fuhrman.