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

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The Aztec band has grown in number and in excellence in the ten years it has been at Corona del Sol. In 1977 approximately thirty- one students were members of the first Aztec band. That number has grown to ,an overwhelming mem- bership of a little over ninety dedi- cated participants. The band mem- bers have been exceedingly spirit- ed at games and pep rallies and . err'-A ' ,K .,, ! Dawn Parrish Photo 4, ff ff , X Dawn Parrish Photo show immense pride in our school. Over the years the band has im- proved to awarding status. In 1986 the Aztecs won superior rat- ings at NAU and ASU Band Days. At the start of the 1987 school year they received a superior rat- ing of number one at U of A- the first time ever for the Aztec band in Corona's history. Starting out as an isolated country high school, Corona del Sol has now grown into a center of suburban homes which continue to expand as this area becomes even more populated. These are only a few of the changes that have occurred over the ten year span of our school's shining history. l6D

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The tradition of homecoming has withstood the tests of time. At Corona we celebrate homecoming by a week of fun dress up days, the exciting game, and the ele- gance of the dance. This year we started the week out with pajama day. Everyone decked out in their fanciest, funny p.j.'s. Secondly it was college day. The T-shirts ranged from our own A.S.U. to Yale. Next was clash day. We were blinded by the mix- ture of plaid and stripes. Thursday we blasted into the past. Our cos- tumes were from cavemen time to the hip hippies. Lastly we really showed our spirit with orange and yellow day. Ok, now it is time for the game. l can recall that there was just enough chill in the air, that the atmosphere was wild. The roar of the crowd made my heartbeat a mile a minute. As I watched the game I realized the score may not be showing our victory over Mesa High, but our team and our school spirit will always beat out any team. Yet a victory was not achieved. It seemed like the whole student body proceeded down to the local hang out, and discussed what party they were going to at- tend. When at the same time the security officer told them at least fifty times if you aren,t gonna buy anything leave. The final article of our home- coming week was of course the dance. A Blast of Decade was the theme of the dance. People really went all out to look elegant. The high point of the dance was the spotlight dance between Shan- non McKnight and Jason Hatch. The small gym was beautifully decorated with multicolored bal- loons. Homecoming week came to an end but we will always remember Homecoming 86'. l6G Greg Roemke photo 9-37559: .5-QEQKZQQRL. 'f,g..1--rs? -r M, ,,.r,,..m.z. i . ,. it 1 N., , .H ,b,,,g.,...'. I M ,z - 1-J, jfiflfllir M, ,-wg .,.1J.,f.t- ft nl... The band Bedspins played enthusi- astically while many campus lunch eaters listened. The inapproriately dressed Brian Austin still gets the prettiest dance part- ner, Cindy Cooper. First row: Shannon McKnight, Cindy Cooper, Rick Parry, Erin Gastineau Sec- ond row: Brian Austin, Jackie Holte, Spike Lawrence, Kayleen Keith, Scott Woodford. C'-E 7 . . 2. ..-5' as H I fc Q, E-1 -ww' ' if' A W- E , ...A-..s.

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