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

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0 .. O .E D. N C C W Q. .. er - ,g, M- 4, Q w 'Il Jennifer Pennell AW cms' photo Bryce Corriveau photo T: C C QA '1 ,wana-if-wmmmfg-'I 1--at -.35-' A A i 5 v. ' ' ' ,ww A tin: ' fi . ,Z ,, A- 4... f 3 Q. .., .-tf .fi 1 I ' sin' 7 .7 q.Lf h i9 L 'Z '11 12 'x 4 4: r iii . ,K ,. w . t ff r . - 1, fr Aq3ye14:-u.waiUv.0 if: Waq E .lice -r -r-f f'- 1 V ,,.,,.nw 'i I vfiskwFr W . . . -, f' g Av A ,,-wifi.4:'t: l1'l?b,,2 l ,.3 g -f--f K we-1 A-,,-,'m,am, WW, ., ,....:z1 62 CROSS COUNTRY 1 l Jennifer Pennell photo Upper Left: Sweedish Foreign exchange student, Lisa Beltzen, takes first place for Corona in state competition. Top Center: Running with great intensity at their home course is Chris Noder and Mike Moses. Above: Claiming the lead for themselves are three of Corona's outstanding run- ners. ln first and second are seniors Dar- lene Vega and Anne Badger respectively. In third is junior Tina Carrington. Left: Pushing her body to the limits at the state meet in Tucson is sophomore Tina Carrington.

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- Cross- Country strives- toward This years' girls crosscountry team did a GREAT JOB accord- ing to Coach Ron Hauser. The girls went 9-O in regular dual meets this year, they were also city and divisional champs. With all these accomplishments under their belts they went into the state meet and took'2nd place. According to Coach Hauser there was something special about this year. He said that the beauty of the team was that no one ever knew who would place 1-5. All the runners were so talented that all the races would be close against each other. The attitude of all the girls was a very big factor in their winning season. The girls often talked about keeping attitudes high before meets. Leading the Lady Aztecs this season are four outstanding sen- iors: Lisa Beltzen fwho was a for- eign exchange studentl, Darlene Vega, Anne Badger, and Tami goals Robinson. We were faced with several disappointing situations from the beginning of the season which eliminated several of last years varsity runners. Fortunately we had runners to fill those slots. said Barry Feldman, the boys cross country coach. The boys didnit reach all of their goals this year because of the lack of intensi- ty during the matches, but they put their minds to it and qualified for the state race. Ernie Vega, a sophomore, was consistent in lead- ing the Aztecs all season. Not only was Ernie in large invitational meets, but he was consistantly placing in the top 5 in the small dual meets, according to Coach Feldman. Because there weren't any sen- iors on the team this year it is expected to be the same squad next year but much stronger. CROSS COUNTRY: Jeff Valenty, Mike Arroyo, Ernie Vega, Shawn Cruse, Mike Moses, Row Two: Assistant Coach Jeff Goggze, Chad Castorena, Mike Galob, Chris Noder, Ted Larson, Chris Rubie, Shawn Caran, Coach Barry Feldman I Sprinting to catch his opponent at the finish is junior, Mike Galob. I BOYS CROSSCOUNTRY SCOREBOARD Tempe won Alhambra won Arcadia lost Mesa won McClintock won Tolleson won Cactus lost Dobson lost Westwood lost Overall Record: 4-5 CROSS COUNTRY 61

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RMC BOY'S SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Mesa Saguaro Mountain View Chandler Tempe Dobson Gilbert Arcadia Tempe City Meet Row one: Doug Henderson, Richard Nelson, Scott Creasemen, Jeff Schwimmer, Greg Colton Row two: Coach Patty Vogel, Bryan Cox, Doug Woodmansee, Rick Johnson, Kurt Schnizel, Randall Lofgreen, Mike Benich Row three: Connon Estrella, Pat Helfrich, John Slater, Andy Painter, Carter Corey, Bill Saporiti, Kaluna Lucas. Swimming improves- as a whole ttis , A' K L., N lv- ' wt- K -----t.a...,.. , . Q on N, Q - .... Q WA -. - 'h fskewsu J Drew Corley photo As the gun sounds, Deena Brow dives in first to get ahead in the race. Both boys and girls swimteams reached their goals this year ac- cording to their coach, Patti Vo- gel. The boys were city champi- ons. The girls reached their goal by improving their win-loss record. Coach Vogel was very pleased with this years team because of the improved personal time of the swimmers. They will work hard until next year and should have a strong returning squad. The boys team was lead by ju- nior, Carter Corey. Corey set sev- en new school records this year. He also has been undefeated in dual meets for the last three years. Later was the central divisions and state champions in the hundred yard backstroke and two hundred yard freestyle. This was the fastest hundred freestyle time swam for high school reported this year. This qualified him for a five time All American. Amie Michal led the girls team. She was nineth in state in the five hundred yard freestyle for the girls. Her dedication and leader- ship were instrumental in motiva- tion for the teams success. SWIMMING 63 won los los won won los won los First Place