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

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T 'F!l . . . Chaparral BIWSYS As sTudenTs of Chaparral as well as residenTs of Arizona, we had The besT of boTh worlds. Even wiTh changes on STaTe and local levels, our school reflecTed a sarneness ThaT was sTricTly Chaparral. EveryThing from classrooms To cloThing repre- senTed The way we felT, and ThaT feeling was unique. There have been so many changes since The Birds firsT Took flighT, ThaT Those new To us rnighT have had difficulTy caTching The spiriT. We grew more every day and a single sTudenT sTrange To our ways and biways, could have goTTen losT in The crowd. BUT suddenly, in a maTTer of weeks, The newcomers, Too, were drawn inTo whaT can only be defined as Firebird Fever . Chaparral Biwaysff?

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Page 8: STudenTs begin To arrive aT school as Chaparral prepares iTself for a new day. Some people be- lieve ThaT you should never sTand up when you can siT down. BuT isn'T The sTudenT resTing on The cross bars over-doing iT? Bicycles are sTill a major mode of TransporTaTion for high school sTudenTs, especially now ThaT The high cosT of gas pre- venTs many from driving cars. Page 9: Angles and shadows help To en- hance The clean lines and unique sTrucTure of ramps and buildings aT Chaparral, ScoTTsdale's newesT high school. GOLDEN EMBERS is parTicularly proud of The color phoTos Taken by our TalenTed phoTography ediTor, Doug Denneny. He is responsible for all picTures on These firsT nine pages, excepT for The picTure of The injured fooTbaIl player on page 5, and The phoTo of The Grand Canyon on page 7. 8 fChaparral Biways

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