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

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14-G.A.A. Deb Larry Caty Jeff Shawna Doug Carla Bob Istwan Jackson Jarrat Jarvis Jarvis Jaynes Jennings Jones Q, ,fs ,K 1. Sue Nliller and Cindy Seitzberg ponder over the days events. 2. G.A.A. initiatee's, Stand back boys till Iget a little bigger! 3. Anne Vick has a moment of peace during Initiation Day. 4. Cindy Seitzberg servesthe ball ata G.A,A. volleyball game, 5. Judy Calhoun doesn't seem to believe the play she just saw. 6. Cindy Seitzberg, Heidi Harsons, and Kathy Nolan play agame ofvolleyball ata G.A.A. after-school meeting. Y' , Douglas Ed Kathy Jones Kaizer Kelso l 5 5? Kristie Kilgore 6 Tamara Nlike Julie Bob Kious Kirkeeng Kleban Jewell

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Y li ' ' 1. Julie Woolsey demonstrates how to make a layout as Heidi Zin- sheim, Tressa Hubbard, and Patti lVlarkoff look on. 2. Half the Year- book class do i ng the usual. Patti Ivlarkoff, Tressa Hubbard, Vicki Nlontgomery, Nl issy Georgianni, Laura Walters, Kim lVloore, Sahar Shaheed, and Lauri Mayfield dis- cuss plans forthe y ea rb oo k . 3. Class mug shots must be alphabet- ized, so Rhetta Romero spends hours on them. 4. On-sight student K aren Christiansen he l ps Karen Crosbie, Robin Attias, Sahar Sha- heed and Kim lVIoore find nega- tives. 5. A fter two uninterrupted weeks of yearbook deadline hyster- ics, misse cl classes, meals, and sleep, but one thought remains: BUIVIIVIER! 6. Editorial advice! my N . 1 KF ' A ,,l i ss, A 2 'wir 3 4 ,,,.1 ft. , i r Gary Karl Kristie Don Kathy Linda Scott Julie Hocken Holland Holt Hood Hughes Hungerford Hutchinson Ingalls Jay Holly Lisa Philip Brian Lori IVlarylou Doug Hoeschler Holmes Holzman Hubbard HungGl'fOI'd Hungerford Iarocci Iflqfam Freshmen -13

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Rick Jewell Karen Bruce Karen Kathleen Mike Stephanie Erin Johnes Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Knight , ,J., - i, K V ' v 4 h- f , , is 4,1 3 Q fi 2 -all 4 'thfeg ro Good Sports They made me do it a million times! exclaimed Kelly Lattimore. The second week in September, G.A.A. held its annual Initiation Day. The prospective members dressed in a fashion only oldies but goodies could have dreamed up. With lipstick printed faces and hair up in three ponytails, these girls got down on their knees and sang the required chant, whenever an oldie but goodie passed their way. I did it on a picnic table and at the lunch line, but it was worth it, grinned Karen LaVelIe. Paula Neumann, though, did not enjoy it as much as the others, It was SO embarrassing! To raise membership, the P.E. classes held a G.A.A. drive. The class with the most members re- cieved a free coke party. This helped, but membership remained lower than in previous years, with only 40 girls being initiated. The oIdies but goodies held a half-night getting acquainted party in the mini-auditorium. The traditional over-night in the gymnasium was canceled because of flooding. IVlissy Georgianni, vice-president, commented, It was just as much fun as before. Throughout the year, G.A.A. raised money with candy sales and sponsoring school dances. This money went to activities such as: gooney-golfing, a skiing retreat to Sunrise, ice-skating, and a trip to Disneyland in the Spring. All of these were in addi tion to their after-school activi- ties. Becky Ocheltree summed up her feelings about her first year in G.A.A. I made new friends, learned sportsmanship, but most all, I had fun. of ? ,-ff' OZ' f wwff . Delsee Robart Jeff David Katy Korn Kramer Kratzet Kroepfl Kuhl KUYUWGQ Rebecca J0hf1 Kuyaga Kysela 3 Freshmen-15