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

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1 f fglwl My m l re ister for mllrtar draft ' ln July of 1980 the government passed a law that would re- I If quire all men of 18 years of age to register for the draft. For the 3 R ,lf H , xl first time in America since 1973 young men were forced to 1 ' Y' register for the draft. Failure to register would constitute, in the Kathleen Robinson Joseph Rodman eyes of the government, a felony. , Theprospective draftees are required to register at their local l post office within thirty days of their eighteenth birthday. Figures A show during the first year of registration over 90M ofthe eligible Q young men registered. Since then only about 70016 have been si showing up at the post offices to register. 1 r fi., k Many people favor the registration. Not only should they be 3 g registered, but theyshould go ahead and draft them. They .. t should draft women too. That way our country would be ready if l we had to go to war, said American History teacher and Viet- 3 nam vet Jesus Peralta. l Mr? .xii EVel'b0dy, bOth men and women, sometime between their Cheryl Rogers Deanna Rollier graduation from high school and the age of 25 should serve their 1. , country. We can't maintain a free democracy if people don't . realize they have an obligation to keep their country strong, said English teacher Mike Wehrli. T 1 ' , By Brad Scott ' Mark Bright photo 4 g Q V lf- N 1. E' 1 1 1 1 1 11 1, 1' f 11 1 HIM' M31 I it il. Dina Romero Rayleen Romero l f .Dealix . ft a i f1e2?:... i Mike Stowers f i tr. 1 Robert Rosales Dawn Rouley 1 1 ' ....,i. , f fri ,fly 5 Alan Rowe Sergio Ruiz Jeffrey Ryan Mark Ryan Scott Ryan 156 SENlORS Timothy Ryan