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

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Groups strive for excellence NHS is a national organiza- tion to promote excellence in academics. Membership was based upon excellence in four areas: leadership, scholar- ship, service, and character. To be eligible juniors must have attained a GPA of 3.6 for five semesters. Seniors were also chosen based' on seven semesters of academic work. During the school year the NHS acted as a support group for Corona. They were guides for Open House, they participated in the Home- comin carnival, and decorat- ed haiways for Christmas week. NHS also raised mon- ey for scholarships for gradu- ating seniors. This years NHS officers were: Jean Mah, president, Patty Lopez, vice president, Adrianne Sco- field, secretary, Su Bund- gaard, treasurer, and Sharon Barrett, historian. NHSXLETTERMEN 128 LETTERMEN'S CLUB Bottom row from left: Becky Copeland, Anne Matth: Nanette Henrichsen, Debbie Ceballos, Chrissy Dougherty, Sheri Drost, Brel Wilson. Second row: Dou Woodmansee, Patty Close, Serena Arlotta, Shanr McKnight, Holly Voth, JOFYD Warford, Fred Combs, Jenny Olivas, Sean Yocha Rob DeMarco, Jeff So gie, George Sanchez, Third row: Glen Grunewald, Sr Hutson, Becca Pardieci, Tracey Stites, Tessa Logan, Bryan Cox, Tom Wall- Chris Davis, Bryan Loetterle, Mike Reeves, Rick Johnson, Steve Vital, Fou Row: James Lyons, Mike Pennell, Brad Cox, John Slater, Steve Shill, Brad Keil Mark Anderson, Michael Gray, Paul Jones, Jeff Anderson, Coach Hughes. NHS Bottom row from left: Wendy Clendenen, Isabel Prakel-George, Jeff Sogg Marty Mann, Patty Lo ez, Jean Mah, Heidi Hunter. Second row: Adrian Ah zadah, Scott Hornbuckle, Matt Butters, Merrie Greeley, Leslie Powell, Jolyn ford, Sharon Barrett, Jenny Olivas, Robin Gill, Tauny Woo, Craig Petrie. T row: Marcus Wagstaff, Eric Volkert, James Lyons, Richard Geyser, Bryan L terle, Chris Davis, Missy Gryder, Su Bund aard, Chrissy Dougherty, AJ Sutton. Fourth row: Truett Black, Jeff Maxwgl, Mike Pennell, Richard We Diana Bondesen, Christy Smith, Michelle Lessard, Cheryl Price, Sheldon Ste Fifth row: Daryl Martin, Ted Wallace, Eric Stover, Sabastian Jackson, non-m ber, non-member, Jyoti Patel, Laura Bronick, Phillip Park. L G G S I

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Unique interests for clubs The auto club is a new club on the C.d.S. campus. The auto club promotes and de- velops a better understand- ing and interest in the field of automotive technology. They would like the faculty and students to know they will help with automotive emer- gencies. These repair jobs will be done for a small fee and that money will go to- ward an educational tour of speed shop manufacturers. The nature of the chess club is to promote chess and com- pete with other schools in chess tournaments. The club members like to play chess and improve their ability. Great team and school spirit has been the objective for the club and their main activities included going to region tournaments. They hosted a tournament in December and with the money earned, plan to buy new equipment. 130 AUTO AUTO CLUB Bottom row from left: Matt McCormick, James Patrick, T4 Pedotto, Tom Tunny, John Allen. Second row: Mr. Palick fsponsorj, Tom La Jeff Heigle, Shawn Wright, Johnny Gonzales, Ryan Anderson. Third row: Bi K. Benincasa, Ed Miranda, Jim Madonia, Kevin Adams, Martin Kellogg. l Mike Sumo Auto club president, Tony Pedotto, smiles while explaining his work on a has just finished repairing.