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

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Friends transform into look-alikes Spirits shine throu h Another traditional event was the Wednesday night pep assem- bly, Flash,'. Clubs, classes, and individuals put together off-the- wall skits and dances. The fresh- man class gargled to The Blue Danubev, while the sophomores did a spoof on the Richard Sim- mons Show. The juniors portrayed a typical day on the way to school and a classroom scene. The seniors did a Twilight Zone skit demon- strating how Mr. Robert Moore would conduct his classroom with Valley Girls Spicoli from Fast T1mes and Barbarino from Wel- come Back Kotter. Flash ended with the senior guys pom line do- ing a dance to the song Eye of the Tiger which was followed by a slide show. Spirit Week soon came to a close and the anxiously awaited Home- coming game arrived. Alumni re- turned to the game against Chandler to cheer on the Fire- birds. At half-time the nominees for Homecoming King and Queen 10fHomecom1ng iw bf , ,A C . , Ni ,X i

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12fHomecommg Flower children, 'Flash' and MfAfSfH un to the finish nervously walted the announce ment telllng who would be the 1983 1984 royalty Homecomlng Klng nomlnees were Bryan Falr Mark Llnsalata M1ke Ivey and Todd Carrle Nomlness for Queen were Kun Knox Marcl Nance Kf1St1H Palsley and Renee Srnlth Returnmg Klng and Queen Russ Cohen and Julle French gave up thelr crowns to the new 1983 84 Klng and Queen M1ke Ivey and Klm Knox After the roy al proclamatlon the floats were brought around the track The blggest competltlon thls year was between the Jun1or and senlor classes The Junlor class portrayed the theme by maklng a paper flower balloon that rose ln the axr as It passed the crowd out K