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

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Photo by Mike Simon Terri Schoeneman speaks to stu- dents at the Drunk Driving Assem- bly. At the Key Club Installation Ban- quet Sharon Barrett is formally in- stalled. 3 Photo by Sharon Barrett Senior, Jenny O'Meara adverti for the Key Club car wash. 1 F Students Against Driving Drunk, SADD, a new club this year, was active and had a lot of involvement from the stud body. 116 KEYISADD

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EWSPAPER Bottom row from left: Terrence J. Hughes, Amy Browne, Jennie rmsey, Jeanna Mosic, Amy Suder, Kim Hamann, Shannon Endsley, Mary Eeder-Gorman Ksponsorj. Second row: Donna Briggs, Qeditorj, Stephanie Hughes, ,rie Ingalsbe, Steve Stoltenberg, Brian Burnett, fAsst. Editorj, Steve Ciura, Pieter Ljkstra, Nikki Ney. Knot shownzj Steve Cooke and Jeff Zelinski EVERYTHING A Y 'gs ., 5 fr 3.1, , Q Steve Benich photo staff members Pieter Dijkstra and Jeff Zelinski work together to plan the issue. Sunrise strives for perfection This years' Sunrise staff has kept themselves busy. The class was small and mostly made up of beginners. The staff learned about layout and design, business man- agement, and newspaper style writing. It's a difficult but enjoyable class. The CdS newspaper is spon- sored by advertisements and club fund-raisers. It had sev- eral candy sales to raise mon- ey to go to a convention in Tucson. This year's newspaper co- editors were Donna Briggs and Steve Ciurra. NEWSPAPER 115

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EY CLUB: Bottom row from left: Jennifer Nelson, Maria Elena Weston, Debbie Ceballos, thy Ciura, Emy Sheldon, Kristin Thomas, Samantha Faraci, Sam Searcy, Lynnae Villan- va, Meghan Birch, Second row: Rebecca Page, jessica Frankie, Michelle Cortese, Isabel akel-George, Aena Haines, Jennifer O'Meara, Kirstin Hermanson, Missy Diaz, Jill Sog- e, Jennifer Rowse. Third row: Christine Cuzzocrea, Kristin Sienkiewiez, Betsy Molander, me Matthias, Laurie Frances, Stephanie Wilt, Sharon Barrett, Sande Saylor, Robin actler, Mrs. Metcalf. Fourth row: Carmen Moreno, Marnee Clement, Kristina Tromp, mcy Hendricks, Brad Cox, Deena Brow, julie Boles tSponsorJ, Christy Smith, Natalie ester, Rosanne Sztapka, Brian Austin. Ni , A , I Photo by Sharon Barrett ivlissy Diaz and Emy Sheldon are ready for breakfast at a Kiwanis meeting. Clubs help contribute to school SADD, a new club on the CDS campus, began unofficially last spring and started this year with a balance of over 5300. Students Against Driving Drunk was de- signed to increase other students' awareness about drinking and driving and substance abuse. SADD would like to be known for its serious commitment for saving lives. They feel there is nothing more important than this - Don't Drink and Drive. Along with Key Club, SADD put on a Don't Drink and Drive as- sembly and campaign in October. Posters, announcements, a film and student speeches were some of the ways that it was expressed, Don't Drink and Drive. Key Club, is a service club that helps our school as well as our community. Student involvement was excellent this year. Some of their projects were: a can food drive, adoption of two families dur- ing the holidays, visit with children in the hospital at Halloween, and had a clean up Corona campaign. Key Club is very dedicated and tries to go where it is needed. KEYXSADD 117