Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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GIGGLES and anxiety till Elma's CSue Kaliorj life when Dr. Lyman CScott Jarsonj invites her to see the city of Topeka. HIS GUITAR is his best friend. Virgil Blessing fRich Lynchj isthe quiet, thoughtful one of the story. WHO NOSE if Will tSteve Silberschlagj is wearing elevator shoes to be able to look down at Bo. KICK. Cherie uses all her limbs to drive Bo away, then tries her Black Magic to get him under her spell. SECRETS. Grace Uanice Romeroj and Carl Clvlark Ferryj discuss their evening ahead. BELOW is Grace as a result of that evening. Bus Stop 15

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Next sf ,, iieug Sf pi' What goes into putting on a play? Just ask Ms. Sharon Turner, director or Christa Bosh, student director, Cproducers of our first dramatic production of the year, Bus Stopl or the eight-member cast or the fifty crew members. lf you ask where they found enough extension cords to wire the lighting system all by themselves, don't be surprised if they go into a mild frenzy in remembrance. Who ever heard of holding a play, open to the public, in a classroom? Gur mini- auditorium was underway, but not ready. And ask how they got tickets Cwhich John Pierce wonj to Dr. Johns' concert for a door prize to insure standing room only? Then when it's all over ask them, How did you do it? l l INDECISION is the key word for Cherie CShari Hughesj when at first she struggles, then finally consents to kissing Bo QSteve Riddlebagerb. 14 Bus Stop

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P 16 Journalism 'xsbv mi- fs Q-gy 5 i l . ,yew WHO CAN? Yearbookers Laura Gerston, Mary Loan, Tami Schust, Nancy Mahan, Lynn Kurtzweg, Helene Auerbach and Karen Cramer can can. PASTE-UPS, Monique Lenior's busy hands whip up a layout. SAY SOURDOUGH . Photographers Mike Tomaszewski, Sheryle Bowles, Bob Staehle, and John Prouty escape from their darkroom cell. GRIN IF YOU'VE GOT ONE. It's kind of hard to the day before deadline as editor Helen Auerbach finds out. - ,, .hc A, Sl X ..,....-.f ,......1