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

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ONE: During half time, pommies Naomi Nakagawa dances to the music. TWO: To show her Halloween spirit, pommie Sharon Giese dresses up tor the occasion. THREE: The pommies dance for the crowd during a pep assembly. FOUR: Clowning around at a football game is pommie Teri Bergeson. FIVE: Football play- ers such as Chris Kimble participated with the pommies in a dance. SEVEN: Performing for the audience during a home gameisNaomiNakagawa Cave, Sharon Giese, Joya Grout, Diane Aiello. Pom Line, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Naomi Nakagawa, Karen Smith, Laurie Campbell, Terri Sylvia Montes, Katy Boyer, Debbie Fuhrman, Lucy Hathcock, Teri Bergeson, Crynn Umbower. ROW: Cindy Close, Kristin Ohlin, Debbie Adams, Cheryl Lee, Tina Akers, Angela Patterson, fx fig f' f FIVE SEVEN POM 105

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Pom line marches wifh band: dances in parades, compefifion At A.S.U. Band Day, held in October, the pom line received a superior rating while performing with the band and flag line. This was the highest possible rating they could have received. Besides marching with the band in TWO 104 POM parades and at the halftime of football games, the 20 pommies also danced at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and at the bonfire held during Homecoming week. Throughout football season, the pom- mies also picked a group of football l ers to be honored each week. The ored players were each presented by pommies, with a box containing coo Posters were also put up all over school by the pommies. Led by Robin Shaw, the pom line calendar planners to raise money for camp. This past summer the week camp was held at A.S.U. There, from across the state gathered to and perform new dances. CL..

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Aofors Anonymous performs 'Feiffer's People' as firsf play Actors Anonymous, a new repertory group, was formed by Linda Parrish, who also sponsored the Speech and Drama Club and the Speech Squad. The group of actors and actresses per- formed plays throughout the year such as Feiffer's People , which was put on in late November. The Speech and Drama Club sold country canisters and held a bake sale to raise money. The club went to see Dan- cin and A Chorus Line at ASU. They also helped put on the second annual all- school play. ONE J 3 f .4 -4lllll ltd . T THREE THREE: Actors Anonymous, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margo Snow, Katy Boyer, Marla Imdieke, DeAnna Wold, Barb Frei. SECOND ROW: Chris Carter, Carey O'Bannon, Rick Berry, Andrea Hanley, Ken Shoenwetter, Sarah Dougherty. THIRD ROW: Cindy Cole, Kamal AI-Marayati, Matt Owens, Andrew France, Laura Lacey, Linda Parrish, sponsor. 106 SPEECH AND DRAMA Many performers also took part in 5 ting on a series of one act plays for en tainment during an evening of the F Arts Festival. The Speech Squad competed in meets this year, including one held h at Corona. At these meets, competit spoke and were judged on their o ances. The newly formed Debate Team, sored by Lynn Shoff, competed in of the six speech meets. C Q erfo