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

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Tradition . . . holding on to that something that became a part of us. Chaparral had come of age, its reputation for excellence preceding us into the Firebirds' twelfth year. Rising above the 0rdinary, we had earned our wings and had a sense of pride in our school and in our- selves. The years at Chaparral had represented our purely golden moments of life . . . our youth. ' , Staying Gold is just that . . . holding on to memories and struggling to keep traditions strong. We grew upafaster than we thought we would, but we had learned from the best and came to expect the best from ourselves. Gold, one of the most valued and precious metals on earth, lasts forever. And even though our days at Chaparral did not last forever, our memories will. ' This edition of GOLDEN EMBERS is a trea- sure chest of those memories collected during the 1983-1984 school year and is dedicated to all those who helped keep Chaparral's standards of excellence. We were golden. And we stayed that way. gf'

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