Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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i K J T 'U' ' 5 ' '-Q i6ii'u-'- Ml K 'iiiawnh-fi, ,TQ W Vf , rl. 31 A ophomores Rnee Ramirez and Lisa S Stump show their spirit by riding their float The Mickey Mouse Club. Photo By D, Fletcher 'Mai all f till? ur Demon, with JV and Varsity 0 Cheerleaders, enhance the festive day. Photo By D. Fletcher reshman Kerri D'avello, Dana Skiv- F er, Cheryl Beilfuss, and Deja Sprage on their float lt's a Small World. Photo by D. Fletcher 4 , Homecoming Parade

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tudents parading with spirit he involvement of Mick- ey and Minnie'Mouse, KZZP's Bruce Kelly, the marching band and not to mention the royalty nominees were all a part of the Home- coming Parade on Oct. 24. Parade floats ranged in va- riety from the Senior Float, with their recreation of Main Street at Disneyland, to the Freshman Float of their own creation of lt's a Small World. The overall winner was the Chain Gang's float of Mickey Mouse. The Homecoming Parade with its tribute to Disneyland cleary shows the students are a step above the rest. enior Ray Richardson trucks the Varsity Football team. Photo By Burke By Maurjourie Trickel tudent body president, Senior ZZP's morning disc jockeys S Mike Totherow, leads the capti- K Bruce Kelly and the Iceman, vating Homecoming parade alOl1g highlight the spirit of the parade. with Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Phgfp By Fletcher Photo By Adams O Homecoming Parade A-nn

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omecoming victor g Ist in 6 yrs fter a spirit-boosting week, the activities fi- nally climaxed on Homecoming night. The Homecoming theme was Main Street U.S.A.. Green- ways's Salute to Disneyland. Homecoming meant differ- ent things to different people. For some it was an important football game, others were proud of their class float. while others thrived on visit- ing with returning alumni. The Varsity Football team had been reminded several times that GHS had not won a Homecoming game in six years. The Demons played a strong game with Senior Doug Adams running for four touch- downs and Senior Derek De- herra passing to Junior Ed Cook for another GHS touch- down. The Demons defeated the Chiefs 34-I4. We were really psyched for the game, said Senior Keith Parrish. At the float judging, the judges awarded first place to Chain Gang, second to Junior Class, and third to the Senior Class. At halftime, the band and pom entertained the crowd. he Chain Gang received first T place for their impersonation of Mickey Mouse in float competition. Photo By Fletcher ickey shows us his Homecoming M fever. Photo By Denuit he stands were filled at the T Homecoming game. Photo By Denuit Homecoming Night Next, the crowning of The Homecoming Royalty took place. An addition was the flying in of last year's King and Queen, Ed Barnes and Kathy Whitaneis in the Sky I2 heli- copter, piloted by Jerry Fos- ter. The Royalty paraded around the track with the floats bringing up the rear. NWOW! Everything l saw was great. l am proud to say l am a Greenway Alumni, ex- claimed Susan Athey, l986 gra- duate. By Julie Larsen lf, 'QQ1 filiiiisziff ' f':I . ' 1 lf' . ,. JA Qs., l E j , ,,,, A, -A, 4 J at 1 l ' fi if Q U1 5 ,L I' ri -sr. pau I