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

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ik... One of the nominees for the nineteen eighty six The Hugh O'Brian Leadership Award for the Outstanding Sophomore was West Point Academy Scholarship was senior, awarded to Amy Pedotto in 1986. John Slater. Corona del Sol has a wide selection of scholarships that are offered from different colleges, businesses and organizations. What are the requirements? It all depends on what the student is interested in. The scholarship requirements may depend on the chosen major, financial need, school and! or community activities, character references, testing scores or a grade point average , says Mrs. Kent. She also says that these requirements have not changed over the last few years. Some of the scholarships that have been asked about the most areg The Western Savings Scholarship, The Elks National Scholarship Foundation, ee Century Ill Leadership Foundation, The Flinn Foundation and our very own Ro- tary Aztec Booster Scholarship. Some of the in state colleges offer tu- ition and book fees to students in the upper 5, 10 and 15470 of the graduating class. For example, the upper 15170 are offered tuition and S150 towards books at Mesa Community College. Northern Ari- zona University offers the top 10070 S800 towards schooling inAFlagstaff, and Ari- zona State University and University of Arizona offer the upper 5070 scholarships to their schools. All the students who re- ceive these scholarships must maintain a high GPA to keep the scholarships. Senior Pat Helfrich was awarded the Arizona State University Medallion of Merit. 40 Academicsf5cholarships

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AZ STATE - Medallion of Merit' Pat Helfrich 87' ENGINEERS For seven years now Mrs. Kent has been involved in making the students at CDS aware of scholarships offered. The title she holds is scholarship coordinator. Mrs. Kent has the responsibility of gathering information from different clubs, business organizations, service organizations and col- leges about scholarships and financial aid that they may offer to students. The information is then relayed to stu- dents through bulletens and teachers. Mrs. Kent also holds staff meetings with the other counselors to inform them of any changes or new scholarships. If anyone wishes to apply there is always an application or information for scholar- ships in the counselors office. Mrs. Kent is also willing to answer any questions students may have regarding scholar- ships and their requirements. Scholarships and Recipients of March 86-Februar 87' ELKS NATIONAL FOUNDATION AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY GOOD CITIZENSHIP AZTEC BOOSTER SCHOLARSHIP ASU FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP AHWATUKEE JAYCCES - Jo Warford ACADEMIC DECATHALON AWARDS AYN RAND INSTITUTE AWARD AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL AZ - NEVADA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN MENSA SCHOLARSHIP ARIZONA COWBELL SCHOLARSHIP ASU LOS DIABLOS SCHOLARSHIP BYU SCHOLARSHIP BENEFICIAL HODSON SCHOLARSHIP BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BANK ON BARRONS BLACK STUDENT UNION SCHOLARSHIP CHANDLER SERVICE CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CENTURY III LEADERS ' COLORADO INSTITUTE OF ART CALCOT SEITZ FOUNDATION CHANDLER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION DESERT SAMARITIAN NURSING SCHOOL DESIGNER OF TOMORROW SCHOLARSHIP DEVRY EUGENE C. PULLIAM SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION SCHOLARSHIP EMORY SCHOLARS PROGRAM ERVIN SCHOLARSHIP FOR BLACK AMERICANS FLINN FOUNDATION TED WALLACE 86' FASHION EXECUTIVE OF TOMORROW SCHOLARSHIP FINE AND APPLIED ARTS, FILM, PHOTOGRAPHY AND JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP FIESTA BOWL SCHOLARSHIP GRAND CANYON COLLEGE PRENURSING SCHOLARSHIP MARICOPA COUNTY FAIR EDUCATIONAL GRANT MARICOPA COUNTY PRESIDENTS SCHOLARSHIPS NAU PRESIDENTS AWARD LORI ASHCRAFT 87' NATIONAL MERIT - MOTOROLA SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP OF THE PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND PACKAGING INDUSTRY. NSDAR AMERICAN HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL WRITING COMPETITION NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ORPHEUS MALE CHORUS SCHOLARSHIP OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL ESSAY CONTEST LESLIE SYENS 87' PHOENIX THEATRE GUILD SCHOLARSHIP PHOENIX SUNS NBA SCHOLARSHIP PHI DELTA KAPPA SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PROSPECTIVE EDUCATORS R.O.T.C. SCHOLARSHIP SOROPTOMIST YOUTH CITIZENSHIP AWARD SCHOLASTIC JOURNALIST AWARD SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP SCUDDER AWARDS - RICHARD GEYSER, JEAN MAH, CHERYL PRICE 86' TEMPE ELKS STUDENT OF THE MONTH TEMPE SOUTH ROTARY TEMPE ART LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP- SHARON BARRETT 86' TRI CITY ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP UNITED STATES ARMY AWARDSAFREDDIE COMBS 86' UofA PHOENIX ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP UofA PRESIDENTS AWARD - KEATE DESPAIN 87' VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY HONOR SCHOLARSHIP WESTERN SAVINGS-SCOTT KAMRATH, GRACE RETIRO, TRACY RYCHLYK, STEPHANIE MATSON, LISA DUPRE, AENA HAINES 87' SCHOLARSHIPSXA CADEMICS 4I