Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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! fW,. Ai..-f 'll WWW wfl as -3 xl E SSM . Lia ,W i i , l,. Q. n addition to being a popular place to eat, some Greenway students spend part of their weekends here . .. working. Photo By Darling amming to the beat at one of the many dances held in the school gym are Senior Cornell Carroll and .Iu- nior Hartley Pinn. Photo By Denuit njoying a beautiful sunset by a lake is a romatic way for Seniors Heather Bolton and Jack Leidlein to spend an evening. Photo By Fletcher Dating and Nightlife

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eekends prove special to teens riday and Saturday night. That's what most teens waited for every week. After five tough days in the books, the weekends belonged to teenagers. Dancing, movies, or just go- ing out with the crowd and cruising around were popular pastimes. Young couples spent roman- tic nights out in restaurants, enjoying sunsets, or just a qui- et night at home together watching television. Although couples spent a lot of time together, there was al- Dating and Nightlife ways a night out with a group. When I got out with the guys, we like to skate, said Junior Troy Burleson. Skateboarding became a popular night time activity along with all of the other tra- ditional activities where Greenway students partici- pated. Some people, however, didn't always have the plea- sure of a night out. Some had a job. While jobs brought money in for high school students, work was not always a prefer- able way to spend a weekend. he valley of the sun at night brought many activities for Green- way students to do. Photo By Lopez ulling a backside air at a local ramp is Junior Troy Burleson. These ramps are where many teens spend their nights thrashin . Photo By Mit- ten Jobs gave students spending money for all of those extra items not covered by parents, like extra clothes, cars, re- cords or just spending for the fun of it. At first I worked to get a car of my own and saved for that. But now I work because I have to pay off the loan for the car, said Senior Tammy Hil- liard. Weekends provided most with a time to kick back, relax, and just plain have a good time. By Dave Schuttenberg

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pirited students I pirit week brought a wave of enthusiasm that boosted the students to the climac- tic ending, victory Friday night. The week started out with a spark with the first bonfire in Greenway's history. The par- ticipation level was excellent and because of it we'll have more in the future, stated Student Body Vice-President Joaquin Kremer. The bank played along with the flag girls. Pom and Cheer performed and the football play- ers even chanted a song for ev- eryone. The Homecoming theme was Main Street USA, Green- way's Salute to Disneyland. Stu- dents enjoyed dressing in cos- tumes for Tourist Day, Frontier Day, Favorite Character Day and International Day. The tradi- tional Green and Gold Day fol- spirit weele lowed on Friday. The lunch time activities gen- erated lots of participation. Some of the favorite activities were the race to Disneyland, noodle eating race fusing chop sticksb, lap sit, balloon toss, root- beer chugging contest, and the Mr. Greenway contest. By Robyn Back if lx it it T. ,T gg yy 7? - W , . A y I8 Spirit Week