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

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Exchange sfudenfs see America, New Zealand New Zealand, Germany, and Yugoslavia were some of the places that Corona students visited this past year. Students were sponsored by the Tempe Rotary and Sister City Corpora- tion. Money was also raised by Close-Up students and sponsor Jesus Peralta for their trip to Washington, D.C. Ian Kohen went to New Zealand for a year, Laurie Campbell went to Germany and Cindy Close went to Yugoslavia for the summer. Andrew France from New Zealand, Gertrud Faeravaag from Norway, Patty Alvarado from El Salvador, Charlotte Bertelsen from Denmark, Ingrid Abbing from Sweden, and Briony Lid- stone from South Africa were exchange students from other countries. O1 ONE 50 ACTIVITIES 9 ii'-hw, r ,7,,,,f,,, fMQ8 ' - , Eff xl MM, yi. 1 'Jr-lx ' ? 14 4'E' YQ 'Swag L ' rm fr ,Xb . xx ',f',, 'M'7A'A 'fi'r:t,,yz .f f ,494 - ,.- ' -'S' 'L- ztirtf if NM --M ' 4 A I f- S4 f:-'m...p. .,f'H:.,.,',, ' 11 f--2. ,.A.L.n fi? THREE: Close-up, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dannette Lee, Johnson, Angela Simpson, Mary Wenzel, Sheryl Kennedy, Rayleen Vanessa Garrido, Sylvia Montes, Debbie McKivergan, Terri Durkin. ROW: Jesus Peralta, Lawanza Lett, Anne-Marie Henrichsen, Schoonmaker, Sandy Parker, Bob Beckvall, Gina Monti, Scott Shill, I Lewis, Lorraine Harkenrider. THIRD ROW: Lori Logan, Mindy Ellis, Alison Pam Horning, Michelle Frost, Shelley Beaton, Jeanine Brothers, Lucy I Tammy Kimball, Kim Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mark Marquez, John Jones, Close, Craig Akers, Ken Krebs, Ken Scholes, Michele Youngbeck, Penny Robert Gallagher, John Felty.

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Gas crunch rcsfricfs school fransporfafion Though bus service is available to most students within a large area of the school district, many students use other meth- ods of transportation for getting to and from school. The majority of Corona students ride the bus to and from school. Bus service is provided to students living within the area of Pinal County line, Rural Road on the east, 19th Avenue on the west and 24th Street to 48th Street south of Baseline Road. The second most popular means of transportation is for stu- dents to drive themselves to and from school. While many stu- dents drive their parents car to school, some students own their own car. My dad bought it tor me and then l paid him back little by little, said Sheri Griese, senior. Many different styles of cars can be seen in the student park- ing lot, ranging from 30 year old trucks to a Mercedes Benz. Some students say, though, that the high price of gasoline has restricted their amount of driving, and some students car pool to and from school. I mostly ride the bus now because of the gas prices, said Tony Bafaloukos, senior. Many other students prefer to ride bicycles to school, while others ride motorcycles or walk. According to Eldon Mailes, principal, most students either ride the bus or drive to school. O.. 52 ACTIVITIES