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

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Minorities learn of heritage The nature of Black Student Union IBSUJ is to get students involved in their culture, com- munity, and school. Student in- volvement in BSU was tremen- duously more successful this year than any past year. Some of their major activities they par- ticipated in were the carnival booth, rummage sale, partici- pating in the Martin Luther King parade and a fashion and variety show. The money earned by BSU was distributed in many ways. They donated money to black organi- zations, gave scholarships to seniors, and took an agricultural trip. This year's BSU president was Talitha Holloway. Mecha is a hispanic organiza- tion that provides students with cultural, career, and educational o portunities. This year Mecha cllib had fifty members. The main activities of the club included a picnic, candy sale, and a group trip. They helped students with tuition and book costs at local community col- leges. This year's Mecha club president was Paulette Vasquez. 124 MINORITY GROUPS BSU Bottom row from left: Devotion Cameron, Orlando Baker, Cheryl Tucl Rhonda White, Alicia Day, Adrian Bate, Sheneka Peyton, Shannon Jordan, Rf Figueroa, Jill Johnson. Second row: Lola Harris, Michelle Stone, Charles Bal William Harris, Paul Landrum, Jennifer Ritchy, Jackie Howard, Craig Thorr Chris Clarke. Third row: Miss Van lsponsorl, Stella Frazier, Kim Corbett, T Elliott, Karen Carter, Rachael Yergan, Lynn Woens. Fourth row: Michelle Stro Andrew Stone, Eric Wilson, Micheal Gray, Rudy Perrault, Angela Johnson, IN alie Hester, Talitha Holloway. 3 1 l ' 5 MECHA Bottom row from left: Myleen Bruce, Daren Baldwin, Paulette Vasq' Gelinda Hernandez, Brenda Robles, Vicky Silvas, Evangelina DelaRosa, Secf row: Rachel Banda, Laura Frias, Ruby Pacheco, Julie Chavez, Kathy Frar Martha Monreal, Jocelyn Cano, Teodora Alavrez. Third row: Patricia Ru Cellia Nori, Donna Price, Anna Hernandez, Maile Escalante, Tina Abril, M McCoy, Denise Marquez, Jessica Moreno, Jeanette Barela, Mitch Gonzales Qs sorl. Fourth row: Liana Bruce, Krisann Pease, Juan Chavez, Al Baez, Lenny Pg Tony Ayda, Steve Vital, Monica Hernandez.

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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

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CLUB Bottom row from left: Tricia Trapani, Aena Haines, Manuel Evangelina DeLaRosa, Genine Smith. Second row: Dawn Evans, Trisha Brandee Brown, Leanne Simko, Jill Kiger, Alexandra Varela, Rene Figue- Grace dela Garza lsponsorj. Third row: Tina Abril, Kim Corbett, Christy Mark Smith, Natalie Hester, Debie Nierman, Jill Johnson, Anna Hernan- club members raise their hands enthusiastically to answer a question during a club meeting. This year's Mecha had excellent student involvement with students generally interested in their heritage and sharing with one MINORITY GROUPS 125