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

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t K If 1 A, ' i X f f t 'X t W ' -2 V ft N I g -',:'x H . K j I - ,gn , s -5.1 Z! -, ,' 'A h l f Filling in for the original basket stat helpers are Donna Price, Darla Miller, Rebecca Theilmann. Concentrating on the match and taking down stats are Christi Baker and Coach Leuck. m gli X ,Q f 'f- l i ff 'i' 'lf' ol 'NL-l ,,,.,fl .2 in c In 2 , QI D IN! E 1 Seniors, Darla Miller and Rebecca Theilmann enjoy each oth- ers company while taking down stats for basketball. WRESTL EEETTSXBA SKET 5?A TSXDIAMOND AZTECS 135

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Clubs raise team spirit. The Wrestleretts were a support group for the wrestlers. This year's sponsor was Mrs. Chaussee. The wrestleretts had T D ' ' r J W XY. fu . many responsibilities which included: Tak- l W5 s . 4 I, ' . R ing down slats, video taping wrestlers in . .- r N- 14 ' C ff Ai action, making signs for meets and most 0 A mfr' M important to cheer on the wrestlers. The club began last year with the name of Mat Maids , which was changed to Wrestleretts. The president of the club was Jennifer Thompson-Barrier. This year's fundraiser were selling Christmas ornaments. According to Mrs. Chaussee, the girls involvement in the club was good , Front row: Debbie Harrel, Denise Hensley, Shannon Smith, Toni Lundstrom, Lisa Baubie. Second row: Shawn Geranen, Kiko Bernal, Stephanie Moreno, Christi Baker, Holly Neuhring, Melanie Dale. Third row: Jill Soggie, Jennifer Thompson-Barrier, Amy McNeil, Debbie Neirman, Audrey Barns, Rosey Franco, Kristin Neumann. and they showed a lot of support and help for the wrestlers. TMEQEFPST g I lift . iff ff-211 This years basket stat club was busy giifffrlgjwgs 1 Ls M supporting the basketball teams. Basket 'V ' Stat started in 1982. Their responsibilities 5 Mrui is included keeping stats for basketball games, to serve as an auxillary to the basketball teams of CdS, promote student interest in basketball teams and raise funds to be used to promote basketball ,ff programs. The kind of fundraisers they K ,J-f' 1-'Z-Xt did were a car wash and a free throw contest. The president of basket stats was Kathy Stapley. Coach Duane was asked -fu how the basket stats were a help to him '+- and he replied. They were very help- ful in keeping stats at the games, also in support of the teams. The Diamond Aztecs were another an- qs other one of our fabulous team support- ers. They kept care of baseball game'-7 books, and the P.A. system during theg baseball games, and from the game books came all of their individual and team Stats. Basket stats: Anna Cruz, Kathleen Stapley, Sabrina Rossenhan. All sponsors and teams appreciated the support of these groups. I36 WRESTLERETTSXBASKET STA TSXDIAMOND AZTEC5

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Dedicated Club The auto club was dedicated to promoting and developing a student's knowledge and interest in the field of automotive technology. The auto club is not a new club to the Corona campus and though it just began last year- more and more members are starting to take part and get involved in the club. One of the main activities of the auto club was to help out with faculty and student automotive emergencies. These were all done for a small fee. The president of the auto club this year was Samuel Benedict and the sponsor was Mr. George S. Palich. The major fundraisers for the club were selling reconditioned donated autos, and repairs on student and teacher autos. The money collected from the fundraisers went toward the yearly trip to the west coast to where members could visit speed shops. When asked, why he joined the auto club senior Matt Madruga simply said, Because l enjoy working on cars and there are many educa- tional opportunities! To all of those members who helped out students with automotive dilemnas this year we say, l'Thanks guys, what would we have done without ya?' The renaissance art club is a club that enables students to widely expand their creative and hidden talents. For anyone who loves to draw, paint, or do anyting the least bit imaginative, this club is definitely for you!!! This year the sponsor of the R.A. Club was Karen Saunders and the president was Nancy Clark. The major fundraisers of the club were a booth at the homecoming carnival and an imaginus art poster sale. The money collected from the fundraisers went towards adding art culture and projects to the school campus, to build another sculpture on campus and to take photography trips to the Grand Canyon and different monuments. When asked why she joined the Renaissance Art Club, Nancy Clark replied, l think that it will broaden my empirlcism and knowl- edge of the arts and l plan on making a living of it when I graduate from college. At first there was little enrollment and then UBOOMH the guitar club really began to expand and all classes were filled. Many members joined because they were starting a band or just to improve their artistry. The president of the guitar club was Carrie Augustyn. The sponsor was Mr. O'learey. Some of the club's major fundraisers this year were cheese and sausage sales and a candy sale. The money collected from the fundraisers went towards buying uniforms, solo ensembles, and going on tour. The main activities of the guitar club this year were concerts, solo and ensemble, going on tour and a big club get together at the end of the year. Upper right: Auto club member, Derek Morawski, concentrates on getting this vehicle back in to tip top working condition. Lower right: Guitar club member, Robert Leber, practices his piece to accomplish perfection. Far right: Guitar club member, Jeff Stevenson, takes a few minutes to practice before class begins. Lower far right: Art club member lphotographerl Michelle Burton, and artist, Stacie Siegenth- aler take a break for a brief moment during class. Lower corner right: Art club member, Stacie Siegenthaler shows off a few of her I artistic drawings. l38 AUTOXGUITARXART