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  1. Del Post

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  2. Del Kyger Orthodontics

    Dr. Del Kyger and his 8-year-old son, Logan, sit in the Del Kyger Orthodontics office, which is clad with numerous University of Arizona memorabilia, pictures and framed newspaper clippings.

  3. Canyon Del Oro Softball

    Dorado pitcher Kayla Bonstrom reacts as the last pitch of the game goes across the plate for a strike in the State semifinal game against Ironwood Ridge in May. CDO went on to win the state championships.

  4. Del Kyger Orthodontics

  5. article Del Kyger Orthodontics

    Tuesday, December 18, 2012 3:53 pm

    Getting your teeth straightened and having that winning smile you have always wanted isn't just for kids anymore. More adults than ever are choosing to get their teeth straightened than ever before.

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  6. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    J.D. Fitzgerald and Canyon Del Oro senior Texana Sonnefeld pose for a picture taken by TexanaÕs mother, Texana Sonnerfeld.

  7. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    Students spent hundreds of dollars on prom, from dinner to shoes.

  8. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    Texana Sonnefeld, left, Danielle Floyd, middle, and Jaycee Reidhead apply their makeup as they prepare for the Canyon Del Oro prom Saturday.

  9. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    Canyon Del Oro students Meghan Reidhead, left, Jaycee Reidhead, right front, and Danielle Floyd prepare themselves for the schools prom, which was held Saturday at Ventana Canyon.

  10. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    Ryan Patrick, right, puts on his bowtie as he is watched by Tyler Cioffi, left, and J.D. Fitzgerald in preparation for the Canyon Del Oro prom.

  11. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    CDO junior Ryan Patrick walks his girl friend, CDO sophomore Meghan Reidhead, to his car on their way to prom.

  12. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    From left, Danielle Floyd, Sang Lee, Meghan Reidhead, Ryan Patrick, Jaycee Reidhead, Tyler Cioffi, Olivia Goff, Dan Quinn, Texana Sonnefeld, J.D. Fitzgerald.

  13. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    For most, prom is the one night to dress up and not to skimp on details such as boutonnieres and corsages.

  14. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    The parents and girls watch as the group of guys have their photos taken prior to their prom dinner.

  15. Canyon Del Oro Prom

    CDO sophomore Meghan Reidhead places a boutonniere on her boyfriend CDO junior Ryan Patrick.

  16. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Canyon Del Oro High School forensics class students Joelle Stack, left, Abby Fife, middle, and Mikaela Cleland, right, look over the remains of a woman at the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office last week. The class took a tour of the office for some real-world experience and to prepare for their state competition next month.

  17. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Canyon Del Oro High School forensics class student Joelle Stack takes a closer look at the remains of a body at the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office.

  18. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Forensic Anthropologist Dr. Angela Soler speaks to a group of CDO forensics students about her job at the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office.

  19. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    The remains of a young man that were found in the desert, most likely that of a person who crossed into the country illegally, were displayed for the CDO forensics class.

  20. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Canyon Del Oro forensics students watch a slideshow at the Pima County Medical Examiners office. The current slide shows a skull with bullet fragments scattered throughout.

  21. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Students from Canyon Del Oro High School learn about the inner-workings of the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office.

  22. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Students were shown human organs that were both healthy and unhealthy.

  23. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Canyon Del Oro forensics students look over the remains of a young man that was found in the desert.

  24. Canyon Del Oro Forensics Class

    Alejandra Sosa, right, Marisa Lind, middle, and Cheyenne Sanchez, left, are shown a cross-section of a human heart.

  25. Casino Del Sol Ribbon Cutting

    During the grand-opening celebration of the new $130 million resort, Casino Del Sol took time on Friday to honor veterans. The new hotel is now open to the public after nearly two years of construction.

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