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

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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

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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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Reflecting back ten years ago The faculty and staff here at Corona seem to really enjoy participatinghlin school spirit, even though they are here to teach us, t ey still get involved with t e stu ents and school activities. They always get excited on dress up days, especially orange and yellow days. They put a lot of their time into the school assemblies to make them as enjoyable as possible for the student body. We have one of the finest staffs in the Tempe High School District, and they are always finding room or improvement. They are one of the most caring and cooperative staffs I have ever worked with, said Mr. Mai es. The staff has really come a long way from ten years ago. They seem to reality feel that Corona is another home away from home. eachers are really close to a lot of their students, and students seem to come to them more about their problems, whether they are personal or deal with school. As stated before, Corona has come a long way. Brent Shineyda photo Office secretary, Sharon Craven, finds that the computer helps a great deal when it comes down to all the paperwork that goes along with the attendance of students. School nurse, Grace De La Garza, seems to always be on her toes while talking to parents and helping ill students. 234 HISTOR YfP.E. Steve Adolph Jim Armstrong Steve Burk Sam Duane Arizona State University Masters of Education Judy Fullerton Arizona State University Bachelors of Education Karen Espinoza 1 Jesus Peralta James McBride Vern Leuck Kent State University University of Maryland Master of Education Bachelors Charlene Medrano Photo