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

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Wider variety in class selection 1-- Classes add to school year. t Shinyeda Students had a fun year since there was such a wide selection of classes that they could choose from, ranging from child Development to Guitar. There were more classes to take which makes the year additionally fun. The school took leaders of clubs up to Prescott, for a leadership camp that took place during the fall. The camp taught the students many things in- cluding ideas on how to help improve the school, cleaning up the schools campus and raising the students spir- its. Students attended seminars to learn this information. Another activ- ity that the school participated in was the Academic Decathlon. It was a group of students that learned infor- mation about many different subjects and then competed against other schools. The team answering the most correct questions won the competition. Upper left: Mr. Bristol sits with Corona's Academic Decathlon team. Lower left: Sophomore Mike Tucker works on his project in Welding class. Opposite page top: At leadership camp stu- dents share different ideas. Opposite page lower: Students Kerri Smart and Betzy Zeidler help kids in their Child Development class. ACADEMICS 31 ,J

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High school years, time to cheris '11- 1 HGVTDI 8 blast High school . . . known to be the best years of a person's life. Only few can say. For some, the beginning starts after high school. Others drift away, never to be heard from or about again. Still, there will always be the memo- ries to cherish and the times that are fun to look back upon. There are the good times as well as the bad. Dances, football and basketball games, ditch- ing, and boyfriends and girlfriends top the list. Bad times include bad grades, fights with friends and family, and that gorgeous perosn that you never do meet! QBut, have a fun time tryingj. For all, high school is a time of grow- ing up. You never thought you could learn so much. Learning, sharing, lov- ing, expressing open thoughts, experi- menting, meeting new people, and just having fun are what high school is all about. Leaving high school is also a scary time. Going out into the real world can frighten anyone. The responsibil- ities are limited and the freedom feels wonderful, doing whatever you desire without anyone telling you what to do or not to do. There will be a time however, when your high school memories will haunt you and you'll wish that you were back in high school...here at Corona del Sol. Mike Simon photo 4 W, STUDENT LIFE 33