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

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1. Senior Leza Lachapelle sheds a tear of joy over Chap- arral's first victory in two sea- sons. 2. Concentrating on his song and hitting the right notes is band member Mike Broening, junior. 3. Showing their tremendous spirit at a football game are seniors Phil Kenny, Brett Anderson, Tre- vor Spears, Mike Clyde, and John Furrow. 4. Enjoying his food at a football game is teacher Richard Iahrmarkt. 5. Showing their spirit at a flow- er party are members of the Class of '88, FANATICS!

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They laughed, they cried, they came and they cheered. Who are they? They are the Chaparral Fire- bird Fans. More than ever this year, Chaparral stu- dents gathered at events to show enthusiastic support of our teams. Along with students came parents and other supportive people to cheer our teams on to victo- ry. While fans are often an important part of any sport- ing event, Chaparral teams admit that the fans helped to make the difference between the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. With the fans there cheering us on, it gave us more incentive to win and also made the game more fun to play, stated varsity football player Todd Powell. Chaparral spirit really showed among the students this year. Many made signs, posters, and had noise makers to add to the excitement. Many dedicated fans also showed up at the away games this year. There were a tremendous number of students who wanted to travel with the players and to let other schools know how spirited Chaparral was. The fans also added color to the stands by wearing lots of red and gold clothing. At each game the fans sparked the teams' spirits by wearing school colors, chanting cheers, and support- ing every play, all in hopes that the players would Feel the Heat. GU BIG RED