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

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Froah A Football llellaa 35-22 Garson 22-0 Arcadia 6-14 0asa Grande 8-20 Saguaro 23-12 lcsa Jr 32-12 Tempe 41-0 Scottsdale 8-6 Poaton 48-20 Ion2 lost 7 Frosh Il Football Delllaa 18-0 lctlllntock 32-0 Arcadla 22-0 Saguaro 12-0 Tempe 48-0 Ghandle-r 32-3 0aca Grande 24-0 0oronado 34-6 Scottsdale 14-0 won 0 lost 9 8 i lloutz lhckson geared for achon 10036 ll 71st Way 048 4601 Sundown Plaza Scottsdale

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N 6 18 Science 1. left Mongon, Dale Francis, and Todd Curtis burn walnuts in biology class to learn about energy calories in them. 2. Chuck Davis, Tim Freese, Gregg Hedger, Marc Krakow, and Mr. Paul Knutson experiment with a telsa coil in his physics class. 3. Vicki Twietmeyer writes down data about a lab done in biology. 4. Lynn Holbrook watches the Van de Graaf generator as eventually her hair will stand on end. 5. lay Roberts finds a design on an occilloscope for physics. 6. Mr. Paul Knutson checks to make sure all is in working order before a launch of his physics classes' rockets. 7. left Brown focuses his microscope in biology as he studies cells. 8. Mark Schaffer tugs the end of a slinkie as he gives an example of weight propagation. -5,353 -ro 1