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

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tudents reach for honors, rsonal goals during year ln the fall it was Homecoming and the Senior Walk that rewarded for their achievements. The Homecoming King and Queen elected by their classmates and crowned during a football Top seniors were chosen in each department to take part in senior walk where, as tradition dictates, the guy was honored with kiss from the girl he was paired with after she received flowers from New Year's resolutions were made when January began as stu- strived to better themselves. Bad habits promised to disappear other aspects of personality were sworn to be upgraded. In the spring, graduation was a much appreciated reward for sen- ors. Honor students stood out from the other graduates with gold assels instead of orange and yellow ones. Each season presented many opportunities to attain personal For some, going to school was an accomplishment in itself. tried and tried for one grade higher on test after test, class class. Many students' efforts paid off with a good report card or pat on the back. XY x 'T- i if xxx .Q 2 Mark Bright photos Selected as Tempe Mayor for a Day, Craig Akers accepts his award from Eldon Mailes, principal. Chosen as an outstanding senior, Julie Warford participates in the Senior Walk assembly. A' CLOSING 237

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Specifications Cover: Embossed custom design on 160 point binder's board with Angora grain, tan base and hand rubbed custom mix. Endsheets: Special cut, 60 percent burnt orange copy and art over 20 percent burnt orange background. Spot Color: 100 percent burnt orange in Opening and 60 percent in Classes section. Type styles: 12, 10, 8 and 6 point Helvetica Standard solid for body COPY, Captions and tolios, group photo l.D.'s and photo credits, respectively, 30 point Optima bold for headlines, 48 point Coronet for theme, 30 point Coronet for lyrics, 14 and 24 point Helvetica Standard italics for club names in Organizations section and months in Activities section, respectively. Paper: 100 pound gloss. Publisher: Newsfoto Yearbooks, San Angelo, Texas. Halloween provides Bob Muller, year- book advisor, with an opportunity to show how deadlines affect him. A flooded darkroom gets mopped up when yearbook rookies Darryl Smith and Jim Ftizer pitch in to help. Q . '82 SUNSET staff Editor ......... . . .Karen Forbes Photo Editor. . . .,... Mark Bright 1 Activities .... . . .Laurie Leshin Academics . . . .... Brad Scott Sports ........ ...... B rad Scott Organizations .... Toni Woodall Classes - ....... ....... J ulie Ftusch Photographers: Chris Anderson Paul Brockman Erika Brubaker Mic:helle Goodall Brian Mailes Larry McDonough Hope Noah Samantha Patterson Dan Wallis Staffers: Dolores Christie Kellie Kearney Jon Paxton Diana Rexlroat Kathy Varela CLOSING 239 Advertising ............... David Cole Index ................ Dolores Christie Advisor ................... Bob Muller