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

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,ksweawd-iz yawn M frm H ,Z . :r ' - - V K 5 4 1 . , All photos by Dawn Parri Enjoying the ski trip that the Corona ski club took at Park City and Alta Utah is junior, Jason Hatch. Many studer went on the ski trip during Christmas break and enjoyed the skiing immensely. A N Expertly skiing down the slopes is Pfesidenf of the Ski Club, Steve Having fun while skiing downhill and displaying his unqiue style is Mike Benif Befliffh- treasurer of the Corona ski club. 122 SKI! YACHT

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DE Bottom row from left: Christy Stutz, Denise Leckey, Robin Mortensen, arjorie Bangerter, Kelley Reynolds, Rene Attamian, Mrs. Schults Qsponsorj. cond row: Tracy Rish, Tim Cohan, Kristy Richey, Kelley Noonan, Kim Backer, :ather Patterson, Donna Holt. ECA: Bottom row from left: Becky Copeland, Emy Sheldon, Marlene Vega, mberli Chavarria, Chris Biaggi, Shelly Davidson, Carrie Cicotte, Gina Requla, istina Hernandez, Lisa Roberts, Colleen Harman Second row: Pieter Von Stok- m, Carolyn Wood, Geoff Wise, Scott Hutson, Lee Maynor, Nancy Clark, Jackie zary, Vickie Fossenkemper, Doug Woodmansee, Erin McMahon, Amy Love, ndra Brenehen Third row: Melinda Southern, Debbie Kaslow, Bo Cornall, Lori godny, Doug Schleip, Luis Gonzales, Brent Bush, Holly Samuelson, Amy iultz, Christine Smith, Fourth row: Tina Riccobono, David Kec, Steve Baselice, ren Baldwin, Rudy Bernaly, Andy Painter, Pete Hearne, Dave Stahle, Becky lenzuela, Doug Beery DECA COE help with jobs COE is a club for students interested in business work. It gives students a chance to develop businesslike traits and attitudes through on the job exposure. The members go to school half a day and the other half they go to an office job. The students are interviewed and selected by Mrs. Shultz for the COE program. Any- one in the program is auto- matically in the COE club. Their meetings are held dur- ing class one day every month. The outings by COE are paid for with their money they raised by having fund raisers such as candy sales. Deca is designed to help pre- pare Corona students for fu- ture business and market- ingfmanagement. Students must sign up for the class to be in Deca. A major fund raiser this year for Deca was the candle sale before Christmas and then a candy sale. Deca also sup- ports the Muscular Dis- trophy Association by rais- ing large amounts of money to donate. DECA 121

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my nu LI CLUB Bottom row from left: Brad Cox, Darren Coles, Steve Benich. Second wx Heidi Riedner, Carter Corey, Rich Shank, Garret Villanueva, Brent Villan- va, Mike Benich, Matt McCormick. Third row: Mrs. Ladue, Larry Ladue, Joel kinson, Chris Morene, Todd Miller, Mark Stoleson, Eric Ladue, Brain Cox, tt Rowse. l i CDS Yacht Club Ski club is great adventure Ski club is designed to pro- mote the sport of skiing among the students of Cor- ona. Ski club provided the unique opportunity for stu- dents to travel and ski at sev- eral major ski resorts. The ski club this year was the biggest in the history of Corona. The students were very much in- volved. The club consisted of about 350 students. It was a great opportunity for Corona students to be around their peers, and it was a great ad- venture. Ski club was a very active club and members en- joyed the chance to go on the ski trips. The main fund raisers for the club were various candy sales all year and dances such as the Christmas dance. The money that was made went toward the expenses for the member's ski trips such as transportation, lodging, and lift tickets. This year's ski club officers were: Steve Ben- ich, presidentp Dave Dechant, vice presidentp Mike Benich, treasurer, and Robby Stubbs, secretary. SKI! YACHT 123