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

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128215 Q? 'EM-.,, DUNS Pep Club fund raiser, Barbara Latimer and Kim Hickey, sell a hot dog to security guard Louis Reyes. Wrestler Aides 5 X 2' yy 175 ar Aides, FROM LEFT: Lisa Hold, Teresa Gonzales, Sally Barry, Adams. of the Pep Club, Jack Terry sells a hot dog during a otball game to help raise money. ,wx 43 Ui' Q J f ,,,, , eff CLUBS 141

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Becoming a seasoned A.ztec is a process that spans several years. lt is I one that requires many changes in feelings and attitudes. i The furthest from this f goal were the 428 Q f freshmen enrolled this J p year. They struggled to find '79 their classes, a dilemma Q' made only worse by asking an upperclassman for direc- s tions. They gradually learned the truth about the elevator keys and pool passes. Nevertheless, they sur- vived what is sometimes called the freshman disease. The 398 sophomores, however, were a different story. They were relaxed at the idea that they knew their way around the school. They knew their standing with the other classes and teased the freshmen accordingly. They struggled with what was the first research paper for many in sophomore composition class. The hours spent in the library and at home deep in frustration made many wish it would be their last paper. Much of the 393 juniors' year was spent in anticipation of their senior year. ln October many juniors registered to take the PSAT-NMSQT, a test that helps prepare them for next year's SAT as well as helps them get college scholar- ships. Money was raised for the junior-senior prom, the senior trip and senior color in the 1983 yearbook. Finally, all the years invested in school culminated in the senior year. Many of them were attacked by senioritis or an extreme restlessness and desire to move on. After gradua- tion, the 345 seniors were seasoned in the world of children and teenagers but would soon begin their learning as adults. CL.ASSES DIVISION 143