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

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26 No-classes CHUG-A-LUG of coke. John Petrocelii, Tom Metzger, and Bobby Lilly have a drinking contest. HI H0 SILVER. Jim Palmer's chair rears up as he talks to Jackie Smith. G0 FISH. Lyie Cherner, Paul Gunn, and Corey McCarter play cards. FIDDLING AROUND, Karen Weggeland tries to squeak out a newspaper story. -'Ji

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THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE olartwork was whipped together by Tim Baldy, Gary Phillips, Richard Lynch, Kurt Nelson, Todd Birnie, and Mark Cosenza.WHERE BUTTONS are needed, Melody Jarvis puts buttons. TRYING T0 FIGURE outwhich tastes better, the food or the spoon, is Steve Cushing. many cooks spoil the cloth Patty cake, patty cake, bachelor man, whip me up a gingerbread house as fast as you can. So they whipped. They whipped so well that their gingerbread houses sold like hotcakes. Hansel and Gretel would have been proud to find out that Gary Green, Cam Larsen, Mike Major, Jeff Lilly, and Jim Palmer made a replica of their house that sold for S25 fthe most that any high school gingerbread house ever sold forj. Did you notice the,day when about 15 guys were walking around school with the same pattern shirt on? Well, those guys were in the bachelor su rvivai class. Those beautiful shirts, if you didn't notice, were sewn by the victims wearing them. 5 Believe itor not, the girls cooktoo. l Although none of their gingerbread houses sold for S25 they still rolled in the dough. Sewing for the girls was a little more interesting: they each got to pick their own patterns. The students really enjoyed the variety and amount of activities they did. 1, E ' 1' .s Y it fo I CAN'T LOOK says Carol Barth to Sandy Palmer. Man this stuff is sticky! AFTER STIRRING the mixture for 20 minutes, Stacy Pickard dazes at the dough. Home Economics 25

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? A What am I going to do for an hour? cried many as their no-class rolled around. I could go to the library and bother the librarians. How about jiving on over to jock corner to pick up some gossip or something else? Maybe I could even do my work. The all-time favorite hang-outs seemed to UNIDENTIFIED FLYING FRISBIE sails into Terise Cortese's hands. PITCHING PENNIES are Steve Henningsen, Joseph Jama, and Richard Finley. PULL UP A CHAIR with Marc Cosenza and Dave Beasley in the English Resource Center. HEADACHE if 999. Bill Smith will try anything to get his head together. be the cafeteria, the snack bar, and under the ramp, but the library was also a place of work and play until a memo was sent out from the reclining chair: There is to be no loitering in the halls or in the library. Although no-classes were a relief from the classroom, they were a strain on the brain when it came to deciding what to do. No-classes 27