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

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FIVE FOUR ONE At a home football game Crynn Umbower performs a dance with the pom lane TWO Former prlncupal James Love passes on the traomonal Corona tae to Pnnclpal Eldon lvlalles THREE The courtyard sculpture gives Corona an Individualized look FOUR The Aztec band performs during half tlme of the flrst home game In thelr new marchrng uniforms FIVE Senior Matt Gross looks over an assrgnment In his English class OPENING 5

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Wifhin . . . Eating lunch in the amphi- theater, or under a tree. Meet- ing a friend after class by the bookstore. These occured often during the year because of the unique- ness of our camp us. C orona's campus, unlike the others in Tempe, is closed in, which makes it easier to get from one place to another in a hurry. The amphitheater was a pop- ular place. Besides students eat- ing lunch there, it was also used for assemblies, drama produc- tions, and extra-curricular pres- entations. None of the other schools have a scuhvture like the one at Corona. It has become the focal point of our campus. C4 ONE 4OPENlNG

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Beyond . . . Students were involved in many activities outside of school. Many upperclassmen spent time working. While most had jobs at fast food restaurants and supermarkets, some had more challenging jobs, such as working with the handicapped. Church activities also occupied spare time for a num- ber of students. These included teen nights, spirit night and overnight trips. For many, leisure time was spent with friends. Cg. GOPENING