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

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Bicentennial minute Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday, dear U.S.A., happy 200th birthday to you. To some it wasn't so happy with unemployment rising to the highest percentage since the depression of 1929. People being fired or laid off all over caused many financial problems. Despite government problems, however, the bicentennial was being celebrated all across the country, even at Chaparral. Students reliving it with floats and costumes, even themes for different activities were based on the 200 year. While celebrating our birthday, life went on at Chaparral. Records were being broken-like getting 27 people into a small car only to be broken once again Z weeks later. High school wrestlers from lapan came to Chaparral to challenge a Scottsdale all-star team. Mrs. Bjorklund left school just to have a baby-such devotion. Exchange students from Guadalajara. lust like the country, we're growing and changing. We've come a long way. Opening3

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1. Even though they can't spell their class name, they are seniors: Mark Cox, Doug Georgianni, Erik lohnson, Ron lacobsen, Paul Yahnke, Ted Simons, Gil Greulich. 2. Dave Mahan and Chuck Davis play Tootsie Footsie in the carrels. 3. So that's how you do it! says Sue Spencer as she looks at graphs onthe wall. 4. Checking to make sure no one is watching, Vivie Hayes munches on her pretzel. 5. Preparing for theirpart in FLASH, Mary Holman gives Lynn Kurtzweg a good luck hug. 6. Lynette Mans works diligently on her paper for College Comp. 6. Noticing that he didn't flunk any classes, Matt Trusela smiles after getting first semester report card. 40penmg Qu.