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

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-nh ..- ag, Richard Curran Roy Doyle David Johnson Janet Kloecki University of Northern South Dakota State Colorado University Masters Bachelors p -H Vicki Resch Sarah O. Steinmetz Arizona State University Xavier University Bachelors in Ed. Masters in Education BiologyfChemistry it Barry Feldman Northern Arizona University Masters in Community College ED.-Biology Larry Ladue Mike Trimble Arizona State University Masters in Ed.-Biology K, Mr. Bristol - Overall there is a higher per- centage of kids who want to be at school and to do well In A ph 4 of' I S2 K- QW 5 Y' s ll' 3 F i 1 their classes. X4 Mr. Duane My most memorable moment at Corona was our very first school state basketball cham- pionship ln 1980. 4 Q ' Mitch Gonzalez The student population has taken a drastic change. ,dx iv V' -vu , a 'K f ff ui K 43 Missy Hall Photo Our three security guards seem to really enjoy taking it easy, keeping company with, and making long lasting friendships with the students here at Corona. MA THXSCIENCE 245

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9 G90 p' R969 Taking a 1' ob look toward the future! As the year comes to an end, the staff and students of Corona del Sol begin to direct their attention toward future years. New goals will be set, more achievements will be accomplished, and Corona del Sol High School will continue to grow and prosper. As shown in the above pictures, CdS students are beginning to look onward by preparing for their futures. Graduation is a memo- rable time and each 'senior proudly 'Ltakes their hats off to all of their well-achieved accomplishments. Even though the school is closed for the 1986-87 school year, some younger Aztec students enthusiastically wait outside the gates for the following year to commence, as opposed to the impatient seniors who can't wait to get on with their lives. ln the previous pages we have taken a look back to the first year of our school. We have seen many school activities and functions that have noticeable changed over one decade. The comparisons that were made were amusing to look at and we enjoyed seeing the differences from then compared to our now ideas. But have you ever wondered what the students who will be attending Corona del Sol ten years from now will think about us? CL OSING 24 7