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

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Areas around Corona grew quickly this season as more housing developments went J . X if ft at ,t ,I 5 -if up and more people ,f I moved in. s r, With the increase '- ' ' ,f1.K in southern Tempe's population, new , sn, j I,,f ' 2,y., businesses appeared. O 4 3 Rf r'i' g,,..,,Q',m' 1 IN ftp., One area that grew 9 2 Q ir ' I ir rapidly was Ahwatukee. if ' I r.t, g rrr' Several businesses !' , Y' if Q... 1, found their home in this 02' ,fit 5 We , ., community. Q ,fit , r Plans for the new Pointe 9 ff 3' 'fi in ls... psf Resort nearby had many - N , A ,T JW, K K ff - uri , , t if students looking forward to the rf 9 2 M z , Q rttt 2 , rx Q v Q 54' i t, ,Z Hun, I X I It . L, n, t' . ,V ,qw . ' st. . . . 'NMA employment and recreation it I would offer. ' Tempe, Mesa and Phoenix businesses supported Corona through donations and advertisements in its publications. Students in return used coupons and took advantage of other offers I to return the support. Some businesses, however, still hadn't moved closer to Corona. The nearest 'Taco Bell or McDonald's was still too far for many to drive to, eat lunch and drive back in time for their next class. Some I students wondered when establishments such as these would make their move south. it Fiesta Mall and the surrounding theaters were still a favorite spot for entertainment. More students visited Old Town Tempe as the Mill Avenue shops were rebuilt and , renfavated in preparation for its conversion to a pedestrian mal. Arizona's first lottery brought many people to local businesses to take their shot at winning a million dollars. Although students were too young to legally buy tickets, many found ways to circumvent the law. ADVERTISING DIVISION 213

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