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

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. . . strives toward excellence To be a member of National Honor Society you must carry a 3.6 grade average for five semesters. The 47 selected students were initiated to the club their junior year when they received a few sprays of blue colored hairspray in their hair at school from former National Honor Society members. They also received a diploma at the initiation ceremony in May 1986 when former members made their closing remarks and welcomed the new National Honor Society members to the club. The officers of this years club were, Steve Walker-President, Treavor Allen-Vice President, Anne Matthias-Secretary, Doug Gilbeau-Treasur- er, and Kelly Heffernan-Historian. This is one of the most honorable clubs to be a part of as described here by Anne Matthias: It's a great club because everyone knows each other. We 've all been in classes together for four years. -' i no VYVII YI ll NHS president, Steve Walker, listens to and answers the questions from the club members while conducting one of their many meetings. 36 ACADEMICSXNA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - A KX ...9 Mr. Garbosky, NHS sponsor, looks over his notes on the agenda from the last meeting. Club members, Tracy Rychlyk and Pat Helfrich listen to the upcoming plans for the club.

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During the LIFT conference, Corona stu- dents link arms, and together they sing the song Stand By Me . This was how the conference ended. .Al At a LlFT seminar, Rick Parry talks on how to be a responsible president. LIFT conference helps leadership ln October of 1986 Corona held a special conference in Prescott. This conference was to help im- prove the student's leadership skills. It offered many different seminars on organization, commu- nication, leadership and so forth. Everyone was assigned to four groups by colors. There was an orange, green, blue and yellow group. You had to attend all your seminars with this group that you were assigned. Each of the student body offi- cers taught their own seminar. Lisa Magliola on spirit, Helly Hef- being a president, Brian Austin on being a vice president and Cindy Cooper on being a secretary. This conference was organized by Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Boles and Mr. Honaker. They put a lot of time and energy into putting this conference together. They were very dedicated, and supportive of the conference and the whole idea behind it. Through this conference many friendships grew and acquaint- ances were brought together. We, the yearbook staff, would like to say thanks to everyone who was fernan on business, Rick Parry on involved in the conference. Here is a group performing a presentation on determining personalities which are important to have to be a good leader. . LIF TXA CADEMIC5 35

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During an NHS meeting, Cindy Cooper listens attentively and takes notes on future plans. National Honor Society officers from left: Kelly Heffernan, Doug Gilbeau, Treavor Allen, Anne Matthias, and Steve Walker. K f is NS il' 1, K l- t Q, ,B N-4 r' if 'g,,.4I' NHS1 Anne Matthias, Kimberlee Giese, Tracy Rychlyk, My-Tien Tran, Brenda Wilson, Melissa Keller. Row two: Kelly Torok, Aena Haines, Brenda McClendoh, Kristina Abril, Sonja Cole, Deanna Hughes, Betsy Molander, Lisa Dupere, Kelly Heffernan. Third row: Chrissy Levering, Bryan Cox, non-member, Ryan Bradley, John Slater, non-member, Jennifer Parrish, non-member, Scott Salem, Nancy Hendricks. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYXACADEMICS 37