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

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Mr. Mailes When we opened students had to come from other high schools, there wasn't a sense of belonging then and now there is. M i if Mrs. Kamm ln the last ten years Corona students have become more I academically oriented. v-, - - Mr. Davini Pride in school, and the com- mon interests of the students has changed a lot over these last ten years. l U 1 ,nw 'N v '--....,,. M W., ,K ' 10 year staff member, Ms. Rosalee Spaulding, prepares to greet students with a smile. 238 BUSINESSXFOREIGN LANGUAGE Elaine Bristol Arizona State University Bachelors - I Randall Nissly University of Arizona Bachelors Maria Vinaras Bob Cox M.S. State University of New York Bachelors Caroline Schultz Eastern Michigan University Bachelors Lydia Vlachos x 1 It lb Jo Ann Gowens Arizona State University Masters Joyce Sobotka Arizona State University Masters Lyle Whigham University of Northern lowa Bachelors Mrs. Dupere and Bill Saporiti enjoy fun and smiles at home as well as at school.

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Connie Kamn Arizona State University Masters Linda Parrish 1535 ar Marilyn Thompson Mankato State University Bachelors Mike Wehrli Northern Illinois University Masters Keith Lewis University of Texas Bachelors Connie Shafer Anna Van Arizona State University Bachelors Kim Wilson Care McCray Arizona State University Bachelors l Q f Virginia Teeples David Wable Arizona State University Bachelors Konnie K. Young Arizona State University Bachelors Ten morabl ex iting years Corona del Sol High School has changed a lot over the past ten years. There has been a drastic change in stu- dent enrollment and in the surroundings of the school. Ten years ago Corona was out in the middle of no where, in a dirt field. Now there are a number of homes sur- rounding our school. Throughout the faculty section are quotes from some of the teachers who were teaching here ten years ago along with their pictures. Sit back and enjoy taking a look back. It should be alot of fun to see how much the teachers have changed over the years. Not only have the teachers changed, but the fashions and hairstyles have also taken on many changes. Let this be the most memo- rable ten year anniversary it can possibly be. 1 s ea ' 1 s Ten years ago the secretaries were, Bottom Row From Left: Lisa Messer, Kay Parker Back Row: Florence Doudna, Cindy McMan- non. ENGLISH 23 7

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Joe Krznarich Sandy Swanson Arizona State University g W Marge Metcalf Arizona State University Masters Geri Varela Arizona State University Masters Masters Dedicated teachers prepare th school Ten years ago, when the school first opened, typewriters and desks were still packed in boxes sitting in the classrooms. The weekend before the first day of school, teachers, maintenance men, and administrators, including our principal, and Mr. Love, former principal, came to school and frantically put the desks together and organized all of the classrooms. Luckily everything was ready for the first day of school. How exciting it was to begin at a brand new school and to be a part of the first year ever for Corona del Sol! said Ms. Sobotka. According to her, business classes were held in the home economics rooms and everything was hectic for a few days. Corona has since then taken on many changes as far as surroundings and student population goes. All of our teacher's dedication have brought about some of these changes with all of their hard work, and have made Corona del Sol what it is today. Since Corona has turned out to be the beautiful school that it is, that hectic weekend before the opening of the school doesn't seem to be that bad. Overall it seemed to be a very special event. It was well worth all of the hard work. - b X list' all tn- eve oo 2 0 0 harlene Medrano Photo ookstore workers, Kay Clay and Donna Goggins, spend most of their time Mrs. DiCesare explains technique for taking good track of the money, club funds, and dealing with book sales. pictures during photojournalism class. BUSINESSXFOREIGN LANGUAGE 239