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

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1. Seniors Tim Spengel, Craig Giffen, jeff Ciraulo, Mike Clyde, Sean Daniels, Trevor Spears, Ron Brock, and john Furrow warm up for the game by having a tailgate party. 2. Trying to get a lift on Halloween are seniors David Morris and Jarrett Lawrence. 3. Reflecting his predictions about the future is sophomore Fred Schorsch. 4. Freshman vice president Laura Appleby participates in Future Day. f'

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fffz mf H5747 WE RE 0 THE MUVE. .. As September 4th approached on the calendar, the carefree and summer-tainted minds of CHS students were forced to merge with the structure of the new school year. Students had to change their routine in order to make time for homework and school activi- ties. The 1985-86 school year was underway. For the freshman, school started off with orienta- tion, which gave them their first close-up look at Chaparral. They were then socially introduced at the freshmen mixer. Next came the freshman elections, which gave them a chance to get involved in their class and contribute spirit to Chaparral. The freshman offi- cers elected were Kevin Smith, president, Laurie Ap- plebly, vice president, Evencia Feits, secretary, and Laura Passaglia, ICC representative. The freshmen started off ready to make their first year a success with their spirited attitudes. With numerous activities to participate in, many students were very busy. Freshmen, sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors all had the chance to be active class members through flower parties for Homecoming floats and class meetings. For example, the seniors were planning their Homecoming functions, and the senior class unity was immediately shown through activities such as tailgating parties and their Home- coming float. Sophomores, as well as freshman, dealt with the new year's events equally as well as the upper classmen, and Chaparral was off to a great start.