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

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C1855 208 FRESHMEN of '90 9-0 Is T e Way FINE AND MIGHTY CLASS OF '90 This motto was chosen by the freshman stu- dent council to represent their freshman year and their next three years at Corona del Sol. The spirit of the freshmen was raised by the continu- ing activities the freshmen student council held during the year '86-'87. They won the spirit stick at the second pep assembly. They were the only freshmen class in the last several years to win it. The class of '90 led by Ms. Skeels and Mrs. Class officers: Bottom row: Jason Linhart Pres, Tracy Knight Girl's Rep, Franco Breunig Boy's Rep, Top row: Amy Breunig Tres, Amy Bal- dwin Sec, Kristin Breunig Vice Pres. to Go Denny challenged the other three classes t year during many events. In October they sp sored a school dance after the last home vars football game. They raised money for the dan by holding a car wash. Future plans for the cl of '90 contain many fundraisers including a can sale. The freshman student council Officers we Pres. Jason Linhart, Vice Pres. Kristin Breun Sec. Amy Baldwin, Tres. Amy Breunig, Bo Rep. Franco Breunig, Girl's Rep. Tracy Knig

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Scott Walker Tonya Walker Jim Walter Sharon Walton Margaret Warren Daran Wastchak Devan Wastchak Bobby Weary Doug Weber Danny Wells Angela Wesson Darcee Wheeler Jake White Marc Wilkins Cahlil Williams Shelly Williams Tammy Williams Alan Wilson Micheal Wisdom John Wochner Geneva Woo Kelly Wright Reagan Wright Vanessa Wrigley Tina Yadon Aaron York Shane York Shawn Young Jeff Zelinski Eric Zugay Alex Zilberman Lynn Zook SOPHOMORES 207

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Jenny Noterpole startles freshmen when she springs into their group pic- ture during fourth period lunch. I don't think l can take another tor- turing hour of Typing 1-2 , says Timmy Kiger at the beginning of sixth hour. 2- s 1 si Q 1 115 he-nv Q Tlme speaks Freshmen raise speech to new linguistic heights each year by adding their own type of expressions. Over ten years across the world, language has changed dramatically. What was then bog tbo- gusl is now crass . Bizarrity is the link in si- miliarity. Was Then: Relax, baby. Go with me and we'll listen to some far out Lynrd Skynrd records, it's real, for sure. Man, that guy you're with is a loser. He's freaked out, how un-hip, for sure. That conehead can't even hustle, for sure. Is Now: Hey, chic, chill. Let's take some tunes. I got a rad box. I'm like ex- Teacher Mrs. Centenni grabs fresh- mens' attention while she plays her version of the game show Jeopar- dy , during her sixth period English class. cellent. Take off, your dude's like a geek-mode. How lame he's a preppy. Bet he can't slam. What a zoner, maintain. Some words make liter- ary conscious people cringe. For example: he goes , she goes , these ones, ain't, you know, uh- uh, freshmens . . . we could go on forever, but you get the idea. Of course there are also those words that never change such as, cool, funky, sick, gross, like, man, or okay. No matter how you say it, the language of adoles- cence' seems like a some- what mutinous plot to overthrow the sanity of our parents. FRESHMEN 209