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

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XRSITY CHEER Bottom row from left: Yvette Baca, Erin Gastineau. Second w: Talitha Holloway, Carolyn Wood, Patty Lopez. Third row: Lori Hickey, jolyn arford, Lisa Rodgers. 1. CHEER Bottom row from left: Michele Collins, Jeanette Barela, Lisa Magliola. cond row: Kim C-iese, Melissa Mueller. eshman Cheer: Bottom row front left: Melissa Lavoie, Diana Call Second Row: 'istin MacDonald, ,leana Mosic, Kristyn Curlee Cheer has dedication to Corona The captains of the cheer squads were, varsity- Yvette Baca and Patty Lopez, J.V.- Kim Gieseg and fresh- man- Diana Call. The cheerleaders are a spirit group whose job is to encourage school spirit and pride. The cheerleaders performed at freshmen, J.V., and varsity athletic events throughout the year. They also planned and participated in pep assemblies made spirit displays and posters, and had many fund raisers. Some of the many fund raising events were candy sales, spirit but- tons, ribbon sales, and the Christ- mas stocking sale. All of which went to pay for registration fees and traveling expenses to go to N.S.A. camp in California. The girls who made the squads were extremely dedicated and hard working because the competition was tough to make the squad. The cheerleaders express a lot of con- cern, enthusiasm, and pride for C.d.S. There inspiring and diligent work can be highly commended. CHEER 107

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I Cheer sponsor, Konnie Young, introduces the cheer- The varsity cheerline watches while the seniors stack tl' I leaders during the annual Christmas assembly. boxes for class competition at a pep rally. 1 1 1 1 ,Q l l 1 1 Waiting to begin a cheer is junior, l Erin Gastineau. All photos by Steve Benich The members of varsity, J .V., and freshman cheer all join together for a formati and a chant during an indoor pep assembly. 106 CHEER l I

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CdS band works as a famil The Aztec band is a group of people that play as a group and love to compete. Those in varsity band have tried out for it, made it, and registered for it as a class. Compared to most high schools, the band is very good, especially the marching band. Some of the band's fun- draisers this year included a cheese and sausage sale, a gift item sale, and two candy sales. The money earned goes toward trips the band takes together. The band performs many times throughout the year. Besides playing hard at all football and home basketball games, they play at pep ral- lys. During concert season, they put on a spring and win- ter concert. Their main com- petition for marching season is A.S.U. Band Day. In Octo- ber, the band hosted the band invitational in the stadium. The Aztecs played their award winning performance and showed they are one of the best bands around. Mike Simon ph Trumpet players from the band stand up to play their instruments during a football gal They played at all home and away games. V Mike Simonih Band member, Chrissy Levering, plays during a football game. 108 BAND 8: FLAG