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Spirit! Spirit is described in many ways but Corona has one spe- cial kind of spirit. We had a population of just over 2100 students and almost everyone had school spirit. This could be seen during the pep assemblies and the football games. Spirited groups also showed up at the away games. Over the years Corona has had a reputation of being a really spirited school. Every year our spirit can be seen building. Es- pecially this year as Corona had the largest population ever. This year we had a new mascot that was donated by the clubs to raise our school spirit. Not only was spirit raised by school activities but after school get togethers and week- end parties. 4 OPENING Demonstrating his Aztec spirit, senior, Bo Cornall, takes part in the first pep assembly. The new Aztec head was purchased by the cheerleaders to boost spirit.
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T,-, Building Our . Dawn Parrish photo Varsity football player, Mike Gray, has a genuine Big Mac Attack while participating in the relay for class competition. During lunchtime, students are able to use the time to eat as well as reminisce with friends. Students of Corona strive to build spirit in as many ways as possible. Not only is it visible at assemblies, and dress-up days, but also with friendships that have developed. During high school you continue mak- ing friends some of these friendships may last years after graduation. Corona builds several different ways that people don't recog- nize. The amount of students as well as new teachers. The par- ticipation in school functions and activities, had also grown. Students were willing to try new things, which encouraged more involvement. During the freshmen elections assembly, several students lis ten attentively to the campaign speeches. OPENING 3
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axial -V pm. iq. fry-1 Brent Shinyeda photo Dawn Parrish photo After school, the area between the two gyms becomes a gathering place for students before they leave for home. Due to the increasing numbers of students, eight portable classrooms were added to the campus. OPENING 5
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