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

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1. Another job well done, Don God- din picks up his placement stick. 2. Richard Healy trots by in his typ- ically graceful manner. 3. Todd Eichenberg lwho later dropped CCI leads the pack for Chaparral in the meet against Arcadia. 4. Dave Ken- yon makes one last energetic burst to place among the top. 5. Carl Tamuty picks up the pace as Nlr. Markakis urges him on. Q Janie Teresa Brian Robin Debbie Donna Sandi Cathy Song Splittorfl Starr Steckler Stevens Street Stubbs Sullivan hristy Jolan Russ Bobby Les: ie Steve Nlark John Spears Stohelm States Steffen Stone Streich K Stuebe Sullivan Freshmen-25

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W9 Q The 1976 cross country team, even with their cease- l less effort, ended with a less successful than ex- pected season of 0 and 8 . y lVlr. lVlarkakis, Chemistry teacher and third year coach, claimed that, The team is young and it needs depth . Two outstanding runners were Greg Reeves and David Kenyon, with some help from Russ States, a promising young fresh- man. , This year's team had only ten members. We need a much greater turnout, were the words of Nlr. Nlarkakis . Last year we had eighteen members . David Kenyon, Greg Reeves, Russ States, Paul Jackson, Randy Ache- son, Richard Healy, Carl CROSS COUNTRY A rcadia Greenway Cofa Tamuty , Robert McCormick, Tempe Don Goodin, and John Smaltz were some of the willing, working trackmen. Next year should be a fan- tastic season, especially if we have a good turnout, claimed their coach . Mt View Coronado Saguaro Coronado Casa Grande Marcos De Nnza Mt View Arcad la McClintock CHS 55 37 I7 54 . ' 19 40 I6 30 48 Scottsdale 36 is 40 ' 28 38 . . ' 20 ' 36 38 Yuma Dave Kelly Brad Cindi Kim Glenn Linda Scott Sampson Schaefer Schleier Seitzberg e Shanahan Sh IffIS Sm If Suzy ' Charlie Mike Shannon Robby Jeanette Jane Bi Sanowski Schaul Schulz Selby Sel Ia Shaw Sl Iverberg Solff 24 Cross Country

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26-Out HQIIQSS Wyoming, Ohio, and New York City usually have nothing much in common. But in the summer of '76, each had a Chaparral student working there. Rhetta Romero and Jane Vidulich earned their keep in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, while Bill Kurtz and Dave Owens labored 30 miles away in Alpine. Jane and Rhetta worked as waitresses in a pizza and ice-cream parlor. Striking a philosophical pose, Rhetta re- called, Beautiful weather, nice people, and. . . , she paused, great parties! Just a short dis- tance away, Dave Owens and Bill Kurtz worked as river guides, dishwashers, and domestics. When Dave and I worked as guides on the Snake, we learned to respect it, stated Bill. Helen Montgomery worked in New York City, during the months of June and July, modeling for a small New York agency. Helen modeled for a catalog, did a Cachet T.V. commercial, and had quite a few screen tests. Upon returning from New York, she worked for Plaza III modeling fashions in Phoenix magazines and papers. lVlarc Krakow, while in his father's employ, worked in Ohio as an electrician, foreman, and truck driver. The hours were too long and I hardly had time to eat, lVlarc grimaced. Nlarc summed up the feelings of the group with this statement, Nlore kids should work out-of- state. It gives you broader insight and it's a great experience. SCHWINN SALES SERVICE PARTS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES K-.- 10417 L ' 66' Ify N. Scottsdale Rd. Gil ' I Just South Of shea Blvd. i XO' Ample Parking L , . In Rear I ,gl ,Q 'y A. XJ' A, 948- 9280 i f . I .Atv 3 K , T N , l ,v My ' , 5. 4,90---E Kathy Randy Sullivan Suttles Steve Roy Wattier Swanson -of-State Workers - ' I f f Seth Bill Nladelene Swerdl ow Tho mas Thomson Patty David J i m Teuchert Tho mas Tiemeyer Karin Diane Titus Traponatto Leon Jac ki Tompkins Trau K s Laura Trlak David Trusela