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

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Sluuier than Turtles What at Chaparral is slower than a turt.e? The freshman class, of course! Thoughthefreshmen werea little slow injoining school activities, they have a lot of school spirit. We've lots of spirit and a good turnout at our meetings, stated Lisa lVlitchell. , lVlr. Jim Ware, their spon- sor, has the job of organ- izing the committee for the next four years. They're good kids, and they'll add a lot to the school in the next few years. They're not lacking in enthusiasm, that's for sure! remarked lVlr. Ware. At the beginning of the' year, the Activities Board put up the money for the reshmen to sponsor a dance. They also sold sen- ior-prams. We knew they wou d sell, but we didn't think that they would make that much money! said Anne Vidulich. ix-si H e '!?: . . A ffl .ff is , K 3 ffl is . W mer sep-12--g :aft s - .ses-t ' ' .-f,,-, ,,,,,e.s ,. . V ...st .55 my a.,,, , .tt. . WN... . . ..,., ,ms W ,ir My ,M 1. Lisa Mitchell can often be seen promoting freshmen spirit. 2. Stu Levinsky strangles classmate Bob Jewell for criticizing his basket- ball game while Les Penterman cheers Stu on. 3. They call them- selves the freshmen studs. Bob 2 7 lx Peter Julie Wood Woodward Melinda Ken Woodfill Wortley Jewell, Jerry Chamberlain, Rick Jewell, Don Wahl, Leon Tomp- Although the freshmen got off to a slow start theg'll be the winners in 198 . ,Aft .. '13 ,V tr ' rl 2 Angela Jeff Kolleen Barb Wozniak Xander Yoder Zirinsky Dean Nick Becky Kent Wright Xidis Young Dickinson 1 kins, Stu Levinsky, goof around before a freshmen basketball game. 4. Stu Levinsky, Les Pen- terman, and Bob Jewell finds that a camera can catch a person un- aware. 5. Anne Vidulich, Nancy Gregson, and Lisa Mitchell help guide the freshmen class. Freshmen-29

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60 7 1 1. 51142 Dave Neunan tackled after a controversial call by the creferee in a McClintock game. 2. Defense stops a NlcClintock manfrom mak- ing a-first down. 3. Offense lineup 71542 Dave Neuman man in motion. 4. Plays are called in the huddle in the game against Coronado. 5. Craig Hankins 11180 gains 10 yards before being dropped by two IVIcClintock opponents. 6. Quarterback Andy Page, H10 throws a pass while team- mate stops ablock in game against Scottsdale. 7. Keli Dobberstein 51588 istackled bya McClintock opponent after a 20 yard run. VARSITY FOOTBALL Scottsdale 27 - 6 Marcos De Niza 32 - 7 Coronado 49 -14 Mesa 35 ' 'I 4 Tempe 21 - 0 1 Arcadia 16 1' 14 Yuma 5 ' 14 Mc Clintock 28 7 Saguaro 32 - 0 , g , 7 Casa Grande 14 '41 JV. 1 .. Agy. WON 2 LOST 8 s f ., H . CLLLL 51' 5 .- rrtd S ddrd. 2 Llr to a yt, .4 g . . . , . ' , 1 also A H1 r , . - s ' as ,. a 4 'L . .4