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

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cavenger hunt keeps Drama Club busy A rubber chicken, yellow lipstick, a purple yo-yo nd 8 a chocolate covered ant or grasshopper were f . . ew of the sought after items on the list of the and Drama Club scavenger hunt. Vernonica Gomez and Candy Morrison were Th the winners of the week long hunt at a held bythe Club. Although most students were kept busy with and the beginning of second semester, began to look forward to commencements they ordered. graduation announcements and e I . u memorabilia National Honor Society selected 28 new in January. SIIII' 2 SEIIESTEII IIIIIIIEIITS Larry McDonough photos After receiving commencement inlormation, Cindy Dekruif gets her head measured for her graduation cap. Mini-assemblies were held in January by Student Council to try to stop vandalism. Student body Vic:e-president Angela Simpson shlowslthat half of the money saved by not vandalizing will go to the sc oo . JANUARY ACTIVITIES 29

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fb I Sz? Q After winning the scavenger hunt Veronica Gomez gets the trophy hand- ed to her by Angie McGinnis. At a Key Club breakast meeting, members Terri Bergeson, Debbie Fuhrman and Lisa Hatch address Tempe Sunrise Kiwanis Club members. W 28 JANUARY ACTIVITIES

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S se? 0 Mark Bright photo Helping students during pre- registration, Dale Akers, counselor, displays schedule information to an American History class. Coronation King and Queen Scott Shill and Sandy Parker. 30 FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES Seniors Shill, Parker win Coronation royalties Scott Shill and Sandy Parker were voted Coronation If and Queen. Homecoming royalty Glenn Dennard and l Boyer were asked to be excluded from the voting but were the Coronation dance to announce the King, Queen and c l attendants. Class attendants were juniors: Arlene Chin and Hi Payne: sophomores: Dawn Veros and Nathan Gamma freshmen: Lisa Keeme and Chuck Kelly. Returning students chose classes for next year during 5 registration in January even though walk-through wasn't l until May. The Sister City assembly was held for juniors to discuss program where students can travel to Yugoslavia or At the assembly, John Felty as well as other students from district were on hand to discuss their experiences with Sister City program. . XJ ' x! L ry McDonough photo