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

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5, -1 5 V! U' 1 Military Day transforms senior Jerry Johnston into a GI 2 During the junior flash skit Luke Ford gets some laughs by W1p1ng his nose 3 Senior class sponsor Robert Moore discusses some last minute details of flash with Wendy Millstein Mike Drake and Nehru Chomatil 4 Play mg the part of Valley Girls in the senior flash skit are Cara Briksman Samantha Simmons, and Wendy Millstein. 5. A person of peaceful persuasion, senior Allan Block advo- ca tes love on Military Day. 6. Sopho- mores Tricia Freidman, Kelli Staley, Laura Hutchinson, and Annie Howell excercise with Richard Simmons during their flash skit. 7. Junior Ke- vin Hanak is decked out in Army fa- tigues on Military day. 8. Pom guy Brian Gullbrants moves to the beat.

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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

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Dressing up, getting down and around approach to their float. They used a symbolic theme showing the large Steps to Success necessary for one to become a proud senior. Their class mascot the lion sat on a throne 16 feet in the air. The float competition resulted in a one-point victory for the Class of 1985. After a Week of fun and excite- ment for all students topped it off by attending the Homecoming Dance. Approximately 200 cou- ples attended the dance which was held in the elaborately decorated gym. A bubble machine and bal- loons set the mood that carried out the Student Council theme. Many activities made Home- coming one of the main events of the year. lt broke up the monoto- nous everyday schedule and made campus life happenings unpre- dictable. The excitement of the 1983384 Homecoming will always be remembered as a week when we all took a break to enjoy a univer- sally traditional high school activ- ity: Homecoming. -Scott Cancelosi uf 'lg 'lf You've got to love It ,Y4s' vw- 14fHomecoming