Chandler High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Chandler, AZ)

Page 191 text:

Somewhere in Time JUNIOR ATTENDANTS WERE Mike Ba- sha and Colette Letorneau. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS WERE Kelley Lynch and Mark Huish, HOMECOMING KING AND Queeng lke Basha and Lucy Gutierrez. 22 Homecoming

Page 190 text:

Basha, Gutierrez crowned 82,' King 8a Queen Homecoming festivities were something many stu- dents looked forward to, for the first time the dance was held at the San Marcos Hotel, instead of the American Legion, as it has been in the past. Ike Basha and Lucy Gutierrez were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. 1972 King and Queen, Dave Woods and Chris Hunphries and 1981 King and Queen, Jim Jeffries and Heather LeMay attended the Royalty assembly and the dance at San Marcos. There was an alumni and parent dance held after the game, in the old gym. Instead of free standing floats, mobile floats were built. The floats were based on the theme Somewhere in Time, seniors won class float and overall competi- tion, sophomores placed second. A parade proceeded down Arizona Avenue, after school. Over 6,000 people attended the homecoming game. Although the Wolves fell short of victory to the Moun- tain View Toros C27-145, Chandler placed 2nd in league and went on to the state tournament. HOMECOMING KING AND Queen lke Basha and Lucy Gu- tierrez with 1981 King and Queen, Jim Jeffries and Heather LeMay. ai 4 THE ROYAL COURT: Mark Huish and Kelley Lynchg sophomore attendants, Eric Workman and Stella Laychakg third attendants, Todd Anderson and Teresa Jonesg second attendants, King Ike Basha and Queen Lucy Gutierrez, Manuel Venegas and Kathy Bricker, first attendants, Mike Basha and Colette Letorneaugjunior attendants. All Photos by David. Homecoming 23

Page 192 text:

A FEW CHS STUDENTS recall their childhood days of jumping rope with a few skips at lunch. Photo by Clum. SPOTTED TO PERFECTIONI' Terey Sims hands a Devo tape to a classmate. Photo by Clum. -f .- if ' V . 5 go : ,v'f1g0 f af: - ' :.9'QQ .urn 1 'O !'w '2'v --T 1--srl! kgs' A 3 ff, , Q- e rm' ft. -2 ' G N G Y 5- ' 1 '-if foo S I .I f ' zfmxqf Vip N In I asses Sgmw A Colloquialisms classify current conversations AIRHEAD: Cnj l. One having air for brains. 2. Frequently confused. AWESOME: fadjj having ultimate greatness. CLUELESS: fadjj l. not having all the facts. 2. showing great confusion. also Give me a clue. C.S.G.: Cnj l. '? 2. no definition. EXCELLENT: fadji l. showing very high qualities. 2. superior. GAG ME: CVD l. to show dislike. 2. often requires utensil resembling a spoon. l'M SURE: tvj l. a response to a false comment. leg. I'm so sure.J JUNIOR: Cnj l. one step below excel- lent, one step above a dud. 2. of lower status. LIKE: Qadvj l. emphasizes a sentence Keg. Like, l'm so sure.J PREPPIE: Cnj l. often caught wearing an lzod shirt and topsiders. PUNKER: tnj l. one who wears loud, usually clashed clothing. 2. listens to ADAM 8a THE ANTS frequently. SENIOR: ini l. to be in the last year of high school. 2. an excellent individual. 3. See: AWESOME , SOPHOMORE: Inj l. one who would wear a surf shirt with earth shoes. 2. confused often. VALLEY GIRLS: fnj I. girls who in- corporate like into sentences. 2. visit Fiesta Mall frequently. 3. See Air- head . V.G.S.: l. derogatory term for Valley Girls. Trends 21