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

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The foreign exchange students really enjoy meeting together as a group and discussing some of their experiences they have had in Arizona. lg 1 J' The foreign exchange students front row from left: Lottie Valentine, Julia Naumann, Lisa Beltzen, Usa Orgard, and Celine Badaroux. Foreign Exchange The foreign exchange students were all members of student council. They met together as a group everyday during sixth hour. They really seemed to enjoy all of the activities and fundraisers that student council got them involved with. Spirit assemblies were a real highlight for them because they don't have them in such countries as Sweden or Germany. They rarely hear the principals speak in front of the students in foreign countries. The length of time that the foreign ex- change students spend here depends upon the organization of foreign exchange they are involved with. They all really like it here at Corona del Sol. They found the student body very friendly. They felt right at home and found that Corona met all of their needs. They say that they will really miss Corona when they leave. l 2 Looking through a Corona yearbook is exchange student Usa Orgard. FOREIGN EX CHANGEXACADEMICS 43

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i X .ssl fs Over the past decade the Corona del Sol athle tic department has definite ly had a good eye All of our high school sports whether Fall Win ter or Spring male or female indoor or out door have always displayed excellent sportsman ship During the 1986 87 school year quality coaches emphasized long hard practices and the devoted CdS ath letes pushed themselves to the limits at every practice assuring more victories Although all the Aztec coaches and players enjoyed their wins all participants agreed that it wasn t whether they won or lost but it was what each individual player learned from the game and what they did to improve All sports during this school year were extremely recognizable however a few sports had eye opening records that deserve credit The school year started off smashmgly with the awe some Lady Aztec badminton players. This young team of determined girls displayed overwhelming talent from their well-achieved efforts. Ending the season undefeated for the second consecutive year prov- d a triumphant season. Splashing into action were those male swimmers! Working hard everyday on strokes, and relay procedures, the devoted Aztec swimmers took tremendous pride in CdS as well as their team. Every swimmer was a winner, and the highly-respected record of the boy's team greatly influ- enced other athletes all throughout the year. The girl's cross country team didn't miss a pace', this year. Those few dedicated Aztecs proudly provided much hard work and maintained strong endurance all throughout their season. Finishing undefeated and placing in the tournaments was quite an accomplishment for these Aztecs. The Corona basketball team bounced into action this year. These varsity players were the center of attention in winter sports. Having an experienced team was a tremen- dous help to their victorious season. All athletes at Corona del Sol were highly respected and honored for their continuous determination. The superb sports programs available at CdS provided students with coaches that were willing to teach and improve the athletes abilities, as well as to provide fun competition. SPORTS 45