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

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ralse S s for dances The sophomore class was very busy this year, earning almost a total of 900 dollars. The fundraisers they sponsored included: candy sales, boxer shorts, car washes, flower sales, boo-grams and of course Coronation. Others included flow- ers for Valentine's Day and singing tele- grams for your sweethearts. Their goals were to raise the money for Coronation this year and Prom next year. Tim Kelly, sophomore president, said, We would like to make next years' Prom the best ever! Another goal of the sophomores was to win the spirit com- petition. At every assembly the sopho- more class did their best to cheer and show their class spirit by making signs, dressing up and having fun! Karl Cox and Cathy Hornaday were the sophomore class sponsors. The class offi- cers were: President Tim Kelly, Vice President Diana Call, Girls rep. Kim Lind- strom, Boys rep. Kevin Austin, Treasurer Danny Lopez, and Secretary Kristen Mac- Donald. I86 SOPHOMORE5 If Sophomore class officers: Danny Lopez Treasurer, Tim Kelly President, Kristin MacDonald Secretary. Second row: Kim Lindstrom Girls' Rep., Kevin Austin Boys' Rep., Diana Call Vice President. The sophomore student council officers, representatives and sponsors. Together these Aztecs worked hard to make their class stand out.

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? . . .1 t ' 2 K 5 ,ew 1 as rw iss X X is , t 1 X' 5 in 1 g.V. t lk P i ti fi 'f'l'5X l . is l...5m-Q 3 ! 1 19' 'TIT' Corona del Sol junior, Tracy Lynn Olsen, passed away this year-December 12, 1986, at the age of 16. Tracy Olsen's termi- nal bone cancer was discovered when she was 13 years old, six weeks before her eighth grade graduation. Before that time Tracy was an avid sports partici- pant, she enjoyed playing as well as watching all sports, but her preference was cross coun- try running. Olsen began Cor- ona, like her classmates, as a new freshman. Unfortunately, she was only able to attend her classes for approximately half the year. lt seemed to get worse for Olsen. Her sophomore year she attended very little due to Fwlf, Never forgotten hospitalization. Being home- bound allowed Olsen to change interests and take up new hob- bies. Reading and cross-stitch became predominant pass times in her life. CdS provided helpful tutors and Olsen was able to complete most of her high school studies. Close friends included Mandy Riffle, Amy Pedotto and Stacie Siegenthaler who remember her well. However, all Corona stu- dents and faculty will remember her as Tracy Lynn Olsen-a girl full of pride, enthusiasm and most importantly-courage. She was a brave girl who main- tained her sense of humor and loving disposition to the end. -Linda Olsen, Mother JUNIORS I85

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Hancock Photo While putting last hours books in her locker, sopho- more, Shannon Endsley turns to smile at the camera. rf. gg Eric Astor Photo While working hard in class, sophomore, Kirstin Fack- ett gets ready to turn the page. Reading quietly, sophomores Matt Browitz and Brent Villanueva enjoy a good magazine and the daily news. Kerstin Hancock Photo While eating her lunch, sophomore, Patti McCartney glances away from her table, for a brief moment. SOPHOMORES I8 7