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

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4fTheme O' E E 2' l. Chaparral High School-the merging point. A place where we came together from diverse areas for a short time in our lives. With such a wealth of backgrounds and personalities, together we created a year that we can declare our own. Take a look at the living, the working, the competing, the organizing, and the smiling and you will have an insight of the year's unique activities and the unique individuals who made them happen. Even with our uncommon backgrounds and personalities, we had one thing in common which never can be repro- duced-Chaparral '78, l living-poge 8 'LQ if, if Y' ci 3 ' , , Q Q I ig ff Q m y . f ,Q f , tm. , ,Q at W ' 4 i l + uk i.,x g fr' li ll 49 E Via Q f Y Y ll poge M6 E !Z'. c or C G L. O - l-page I26 H- - ..............,--, 1. in M ..

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: . . Chaparral is a conglomeratlon of students. We had come from all over the country, from the East coast to the West coast, from the frigid North to the humid South, from the farmlands to the big cities, as well as from foreign countries. Because of our various origins, we act differently, speak differently, think differently, and dress differ- ently. Even though we had such un- common origins and personalities, we had one thing in common -the 1977-78 year at CHS - the merging point. Originsf3

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1. Firebirds' enthusiasm is always high. 2. One of the most tedious tasksas a student is test taking. 3. Ball carrier 342 Sean Grif- fin strives for a first down while 432 jim Steiner watches out for the opposition. 4. Key Club officers Brent Boyd, Bill Quisen- berry, and Carlton Van Cott listen to a member's suggestion on a service project. 5. The number of smiles, like Emmeline New's, multiply with the increase of stu- dents. working 'O o to CD Q Q competing Merging Pointf5