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

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B A C K T O S C H O O L 1. Disguising themselves for a couple of laughs are three unknown students. 2. Sophomore Denise Young shows her en- thusiasm for Army demonstration day. 3. Water girls Mindy McCarty and Leza Lachapelle express how they feel about Chaparral's varsity football team. 4. Teachers Pat McNeal, Bette Jahrmarkt and Nancy Chaney show their true Hal- loween spirit. 5. Louis Serro and Ryan Reely take time out for some fun at a junior flower party. 6. Blake Layne and Tanya Prioste show that being a senior can be a hair-raising experience.

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UN STUPPABLE. The school enjoyed the athletic events which pro- vided many weekends of entertainment. The turn around in the Varsity football team brought unity and recreated a sense of school spirit. Several new things were introduced at Chaparral this past year, one of which was the Fire Power but- tons. These pins provided a reward for students who Rise Above the Ordinary. Chaparral received the prestigious Arizona Cup , for the highest grade point average for freshman from CHS at the University of Arizona. After 500 years of a living legend, a new mascot was created. The emer- gence of the new Firebird also raised spirit at Chapar- ral. With school spirit more prevalent among students this year, Chaparral was bound to have one of the best years ever. -Christi English -Tom Curtis 1-fa-Q . .ew W., ,,.. yr-av , '01 , 'ti' ,. .W ' 1

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eff ff' W , Q 'A Y 151 its Q ',! I ff. WW BEING A. RT UI: Spirit is like a campfire. It sparks, snaps, and effects everyone who comes in contact with it. This year, Chaparral got the whole school together in the gym to cheer on the new 1985-86 year, and, with the help of the band, the first pep assembly really roared. The spirit assemblies are the only time when the whole school in a collective effort can boost the spirit at Chaparral. The students were ready and took full advantage of the opportunity to show their anxiety to win. The spirit assembly was like others in that the students cheered their individual classes on in class competitions, watched the pom and cheer routines, and shouted their class spirit yells to see which class had the most spirit. A major contributor to school spirit, not only at the pep assemblies, is the band. The members worked so hard to make assemblies and games more lively with energetic bleacher stomping tunes. In the summer, during school, and early in the morning, the band practiced in order to make each performance perfect, and make Chaparral proud. They are a fantastic representation of Chaparral's spirit and pride. -Marlece Esty -Nicole Lahr HW ffit THE A i fyymgwawww 1 Mi ww ,, f ' iffiw i .-tr W'- ' . f'-nw PH lie 93 M- -all '1r'f't ,,1y'fctv.t', PFt :' tm J' We 75 ' V ' .Q us. l -ffrwx ' H 41 ,37',, 9 , ,mf.li.41...m.. .......f.., .... ..i., .N