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

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Governing Board, Back from left: Dr. Phill Cook, Robert Kempton. Front from left: Mary Jim Christensen Carl Honaker University of Idaho Ball State University Masters Masters Janet Velasco Northern Arizona University Doctorate Eldon Mailes Kansas State College Masters Francis Lewis, Virginia Tinsley, James Phillips. w gg ' wg:-qu . ,lily his i - Greg Roeske photo Janet Velasco works efficiently to stay on top of her duties. 232 FA CUL TYXSTAFF Greg Roeske photo Mfwamm , f Assistant principal, Carl Honaker, sits down at his desk and prepares to make a list of his goals for the future of Corona. Mr, Honaker seems very organized, and is always thinking into the future.

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An exper- i e n c e d e y e . Corona del Sol's fac- ulty is one of the very best in the state. ln the 1985-86 school year our staff won the award for excellence in high school education and this made Corona one of the top eight schools in Ari- zona. All of the teachers are very dedicated to their work here and want to continue their outstanding contribu- tions to keep Corona among the best. Our staff does a lot more than just teach and administer. From Mrs. Douglass staying after and helping a student, Miss Young enjoying some free time, Mr. Mailes presiding over the school, and Mr. Campbell doing all the little extras that help make Corona del Sol so unique. If it was not for those little extras like sponsoring a class or a club, or coaching an athletic team, Corona would not function as well. The facultyfs hard work, under- standing, patience, and expertise have all been tremendous factors in helping to make Corona del Sol the overall outstanding high school it is today. FACULTY 231 - - ...l

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Samantha Latin photo Coronas' principal, Eldon Mailes, contemplates the thought for the day. Dr. Parker, Superintendant, makes decisions that have an everlasting effect on Corona del Sol High school. Taking th Lead. . . In the past ten years our secretarial staff has changed from 2 full and 1 part- time secretary in the main office, and 1 full and 1 part time in guidance, to six in the main office, and one in guidance. Our secretaries have faced great changes over the past ten years. Now we have comput- ers that handle absences, and word pro- cessors. This equipment makes it so much easier to do our work, and it cuts down time. said Sharon Craven, our at- tendance clerk. Work load is extremely big, said Lindy Ginn, guidance secretary. All of our secretaries have worked here for three to five years, but Kay Parker has been here for ten years. Other secre- taries include Sharon Grow, principals secretary, Marilyn Roskowitz, attendance clerk, Marvell Estrella is Mr. Christensen and Mr. Honaker's secretary, Terry McClendon is our switchboard operator and Mary Lou Wearne. Bryce Comveau photo Assistant principal in charge of Corona's sports programs, James Christensen, poses with the stand-in principal. FA CUL TYXSTAFF 233